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PAGE ELEVEN THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1955 HS1ALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON SF Approves Anti-Smog Cooperation RICHMOND (DP) A suggestion that Bay Area counties cooperate closely with Iioa Angeles autnorl. ties in the war against smog was approved yesterday at a six-county meeting. Tht meeting was the iirst to be held by tht Bay Area Air Pollution Control District since its forma- tlon by the state Assembly. Those attending represeuted the .counties ot San Francisco, Conlia Costa, f Alameda, Santa Clara, San Mateo iand Ma'in. v ', j Martin Poss of San Mateo Coun ty, who was elected chairman of Vth District's Board of Directors, ' A urged the six counties to "pull together working for one and tor . all so we can hope tor at least : a measure of success before too . long." The suggestion that the ll-man v board co-operate with Los Angeles : authorities in fighting smog came from San Francisco Supervisor ; Clarissa McMahon. She was not present at the meeting, but in a letter sent to board members, she said: "Anything we can learn from Los Angeles will give us a head v ' otart." t nther members agreed that this 'was a good idea and would help : thern get to know the problems they will face. i The board cannot Initiate any" lirai measures of its own to con trol smog until October, i956. How ever, in the meantime, its mem bers undoubtedly will draw up reg ulations to apply on an area-wide ' basis after that date, as well as penalties for violations. Assemblyman Richard J. Dol Wig fR-San Mateo), author of the : legislation sening. up uie uiauit, said yesterday s meeting was '; "historic occasion." "It's the first time the smog r problem has ever been tackled anywhere in the country before ' becoming critical," he aald. "It's also the first time the problem has ; been approached on a technical and scientific basis rather than With police control methods." ' The board meets next on Dec 31,' when it will discuss the filling of two paid civil service positions an executive secretary and an air pollution control officer. They will also discuss appointing an advis ory council to include leaders in industry. Business, cnemicai plants, meteroiogists ana others. Roseburg Gets Timber Probe ROSEBURG W A congresaion- al hearing on 'federal timber pol icies moved to' Roseburg Thursday after hearing Southwest Oregon timbermen plead for more access roaos into logging areas. Ren. dhudoff (D-Pa and Rep Hoffman iR-Mich), who conducted a bearing at Medford Wednesday, heard a succession of lumbermen say construction of access roads waa the key to a successful future. L, L. Simpson, secretary-manag er of the Southern Oregon Con servation and Tree Farm Assn., also said new inventories on tim ber were needed to make possible an accurate estimate of the annual allowable cut. He ureed. however, that there not be any overcutting of federal limber because of political, pres sures. Simpson also suggested more simplicity in timber sale con tracts and a chai.ge in regulations lo fit each sale according to conditions. 'There are certain instances where marketing, area boundaries may be in need of local adjust ment and these revisions should be made by the Bureau of Land Management alter careful study. The changes should be made in a reasonable and orderly manner," he said. Argentine Government Seizes Control Of Labor BUENOS AIRES W MaJ. Oen. Pedro Aramburu't new Argentine government, using tank-aupported Marines and army troops, laat night .relied control of the General Conlederallon of labor (COT), backbone of the old peron regime. The government made its aur. prise move as a tinning general strike bv COT kept key moat-pack- intr nlanta closed and hit other important industries. Essential services were unaffected. Simultaneously with the swoop by the troops on COT headquarters Hitchhiker Makes Good EAST LANSING. Mich. (i A re. pentant fugitive hitchhiked from Montana on crutches to give him self up to police yesterday on a 10-vear-old bad check charge. The prosecutor agreed to dismiss the charge. Police said the 47-year-old man, nainfullv crippled by arthritis, seeks to re-establish himself in the community. They withheld his identity. He was also wanted for breaking parole, but officers have reconv mended that bis parole be extend ed. A decision is expected within a week. Police said a warrant for his arrest on the check charge lapsed several years ago and that checks needed for evidence nave oeen lost. wanted to get a clean atari In life." he told police, 'ana tne only way was to come back and face the consequences oi my mis. takes. I was tired of running." . He said he talked the matter over with his 17-year-old son, who recently enlisted In the Navy. Hall Scores GOP Splinters NEW YORK Ul Republican Gov. Fred Hall of Kansas says many Republicans are -oui oi step with the President and with the people who voted for the Repub lican parly in laoj. Addressing a dinner meeting of the National Republican Club Wednesday night, the M-year-old governor added: "We are in danger of breaking faith eomnletelv with the people who supported us in ins ana woo are still supporting the President today. . . we shall not live very long as a party if we do not lace up to it." Hall said "tne Kepuoucan pany is in trouble uxiay Because nut enough Republicans are going me President s way." The sovernor discussed a num ber of issues before the nation and described how he feels many K nnblicnns are out of step on them ' The mole conservative iwrpuu licans," he said, "are suffering from a great delusiou. . . the Idea that there is In the world, partic ularly in the United States, a sort of inevitable trend toward social ism. 'Creeping socialism" they can It. 'To them." he continued, "the words 'progressivism', 'liberalism and 'socialism' are synonymous. Hall mentioned no names, At a news conference earlier, however, he had listed Sen. William F. Knowland of California in the group of "right-wing conservatives. Hall said that if President Ei senhower runs for reelection he will win bv a greater margin than in 1952. He also said any Repub lican candidate can win if the party molds itself to the Presi dent's expressed philosophy of "progressive moderation." TRADE MISSION SEOUL UH A 20-member trade mission from Nationalist China ar rived Thursday for a two-week tour of South' Korean business firms and factories in attempt to reach private trade agreements. here, police arrested about 100 leaders of the trainmen a unions who were preparing to call a rail road strike. Failure of the railroad workers to Join the three-day-old strike waa one of the main reasons why the walkout had missed it sponsors' goal . of . paralysing the nation. The government appointed Navy Cajrt. Alberto Patron as intervener Udminstrator) for tOT. which claims six million Jiembers. A gov ernment decree said all officials of the central organisation and Its member unions had been removed from their posts. A commission was named to investigate CpT. Aa a result of the intervention, the government now controls CGT's iunds. During tne Peron regime the workers generally got full pay while on strike, and employer could not dismiss them without paying substantial indemnities. Thus intervention could be used as a club to force diehard strikers to give !n. The new lapor minister, statu Mi- gone, said in a nationwide broad cast that the old CGT under Peron was "an Instrument of force and violence." He said, "We will begin, therefore, to destroy this organism of domination over tlie workers by Intervening in CGT. Migoue promised the workers they would get a talr deal if they kept their unions out of politics. He said he was ready to receive just petitions from the workers but also was prepared to prevent them from being taken as instru ments for nefarious political alms." It said the government was pre pared to assure "opportunities by which the workers can form au thentically representative unions, tree oi political partiality. Peron hammered out his1 dic tatorship on the foundation of COT support. The big organisa tion formed practically a "third house" of the government. How ever, the Peron-dominaled federa tion contained thousands of work ers who were not Perontstas, and many - of these "Free Workers" were now playing a major role in undermining the general strike. . At' least five persons were In jured in the Buenos Aires area In violence growing out of the strike. Ounflre erupted In the Boga dis tiict as strikers , and nonslrikers Clashed. One person was hurt. Unidentified persons fired on a passenger train, wounding two women. 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