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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1956 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE NINE Bob Perkins Guest Talker At Fort Klamath Meeting FOftT KLAMATH Bob Perkins. Klamath Falls business man. was guest' speaker following the regu lar meeting of the Civic Improve-! mcnt Club in the clubhouse Mon day -evening. September 24. He spoke on behalf of the coming an nual United Fund-Red Cross drive, outlining the causes and .. 44' - pp A nished by a quartet of musicians irom Chiloquin and Klamath gency. President of the club, Mrs. Har old Wimer, who also heads the local United Fund drive, appointed the following committees for the aance: Decorations. Mrs. Dan Rrnurn Mrs. Mike Beaulicu, Mrs. Gaii Culver. Mrs. Gene A. Paan We John Bergstrom; refreshments, a Mrs- Wilbur Hescock. Mrs. Nor-! jjinan Cramer, Mrs. Everett Mor ons , tickets, Mrs. JoAnna Taylor, Mrs. William A. Page: advertis ing posters, Mrs. Elmore Nichol son, Mrs. Gene A. Page: music and publicity, Mrs. Harold Wimcs. Admission charge will be 50 cents per person, with an addi tional charge of 25 cents for sand wicnes ana coitee. Entire pro-! teens irom ine aance will go to fort Klamath's quota for the United Fund-Red Cross drive. (k n - fi , nn repair r- .'..' .1-' i 0 6 abase I 1 "It makes them nervous to be watched while they're working!" Workmen Begin Big Job Of Building Desert Dam By HOWARD S. BENEDICT KANAB, Utah ( A big, sun- blackened workman slopped his bulldozer and, stepping into an inch of dust, walked to a nearby water bag. He filled a cup and drank deeply. Man, that tastes good!" he ex claimed. He wiped the sweat Hf the 100 decree heat from his lace. A pickup truck bounced up with two other workers aboard. The truck traveled along a new ly graded road, throwing up a screen of dust. Half an hour later, it pulled into a trailer camp and the tired men went to wash, eat and rest. Working men. bulldozers, desert heat, trailer camps and dust these are-the ingredients that are going into making a dam in north central Arizona, The dam is Glen Canyon, the key unit of the 760-million-dollar the largest reclamation authoriza-.tunnel to be built near the dam tion ever granted Dy uongress in i sue, a single piece of legislation. The diversion tunnel will be 2,- bou leet long ana leci in aiam- Most of the work today is on construction of access roads to the dam site in rugged Arizona country five miles south of the Utah border. It will be almost three years before the first con-l crete is poured for the dam Itself. A year ago the Glen Canyon Gorge of the Colorado River was accessible only by horseback. The nearest highways were at Kanab. l miles to the northwest, and at Bitter Springs, Ariz., 40 miles to he south. Todav. crude roads forerun ners of a major highway reach from Kanub and Bitter Springs to the opposite edges of the 800-foot deep gorge. Both Utah and Arizona nave thrown hundreds of men into the work of road building in an effort in rnmnlete bv November, a road adequate to carry equipment and Upper Colorado River project material for a mammoth diversion eter cut out of solid rock at the bottom of the gorge. It will take more than a year to build. Then huge coffer dams will be erected above and below Glen Canyon be fore actual work can start on the dam. When concrete for the big dam begins to pour, an estimated 4.000 will be employed at the site. Many will brine their families and a town of 8,000 or 9,000 persons will sprout out of the desert near Glen Canyon. When completed in about 10 years. Glen Canyon darn will be 700 feet high and about 1,000 feet across. It will be the second high est dam in the United States. Hoover Dam is higher. The dam will create a lake 188 miles long and up to several miles wide, most of it in Utah. The dam's main purpose will be to provide irrigation water and power for the West. This unit ot the Colorado River project especi ally will benefit arid lands ot ' Utah and Arizona and will gen erate power for points as for away as Los Angeles. Glen Canyon is the biggest unit of the Colorado River nroiect. It will cost an estimated 421 million dollars. The entire project will take . more than SO years to complete. Eventually it will supply badly needed irrigation water for more than 366.000 acres of land and have an installed hydroelectrie power capacity of 1,100,000 kllo-'- watts. REELECTED TOKYO (UP)- Mao Tse-tuntf, Communist China's top leader, has again been elected chairman of the all-powerful central com mittee of the Chinese Commu nist Party radio Peiping report ed Saturday. 9 iq fzrzmM " I . f W M W 'J I in lJ I v r Qnd ds in advance if you wish. Your Druggist will V v AUfwl - I t. M k V V lmf' I 1 f 4 gladly lay away your order to be pfeked up any time faiUgTATt- Zltfii I ' ( J S I during the Sale. X&QSgy 1 tTttr? TiJR V P CHRISTMAS CARDS S2 y V'AHll JILL! 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Powerful beam , w W f j II i " : LJOI BOB PERKINS organizations helped by funds raised and explaining work done throughout Klamath County by volunteer workers. At the conclu sion of his alk, a question and answer period was held. bach year the local woman s organization sponsors a special! public event to raise funds for the! drive, in addition to their cash! ; contribution. This year it will be J a Hard t imes dance on halur s day evening, October 6, in the ; CI clubhouse when all attending i are asked to don their shabbiest ,i clothes. .. : . A prize will be given for "hard i est looking" characters in the fol- 1 lowing categories: men. women, boys 12 and under, girls 12 and under. A special guest prize will i be given during the dance. Music for modern dancing will be fur- 28. the ARTHUR A. BEDDOE, recently admitted to bail in Oregon, is now assoc iated in the practice of law In ftlamath Falls with Attor ney: Donald A. W. Piper, Pin Tree Building, Beddoe terjed as state parole off! cee here in 1951-52. He hoUs degrees from Willam tft University and North western College of Lew. ' Ldwer Wheat Surplus Seen HELIX Rep. Sam Coon (R-Orel iaid4iere Thursday night that a 63e Keller Lozenges OiRAc Antibiotic. Tube of 12 fcU" 98 NASAL SPRAY 9,QQ' frln. U-aunca liz M W W substantial increase in wheat ex portthis year should help to cut price-depressing surpluses and establish a stable market In the futtirt. Speaking to the Helix Chamber of Commerce, Coon said that the movement of grain out of this area woul be facilitated even more if the Columbia River channel is deepened to Bonneville to allow passage of ocean-going vessels. He pointed out that a ready marlat awaits in Japan, which al ready is receiving Oregon wheat. "iMiote that far less Oregon graii: is going into government storae this year, said toon. ' "This is a healthv sign and should meat the beginning of the end of government controls. He "said that as exports and consumption increase, the wheat prohlim will decrease. Coin said that he still supports the o-price plan for wheat, and will ijork for it again In the next scssiMi if the wheat growers want It "Helped get this passed in the Housj in 19S4, but didn't notice Senator Morse doing anything for it inShe Senate," he said. "I also spitejif the many defects of the Camphe-Lyptue. Tin of 25 nrsiiorm diii. i, m euuisi-, uiu . : j- . i. . n . ; rimiT ..in uhnn ih. miDiwrt Mller. t-ounce tube price was raised lo a national averse of 2 per bushel." KEMIMNE HATS IN RING WASHINGTON (UP) Mrs. Har ry SL.Truman. Mrs. Estes Kefau- ver. 3ad other prominent Demo-' eratip women tossed their old hats into 'lie ring Friday night. They donated the hats for an auction j held St a Democratic women's; . Geriatric Formula Reg. $6.79. Bottle of 100 . . 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