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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1942)
May 21. 104 THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGB FIVE PLANS SHAPED T OF' HOPPERS Those onmuil pests, tlia Brass. hoppers, eoom to got along all right even without copying their distant cousins, tho anta. Thero In m nice (lit crop of thorn ex pected nut nf their eggs l( tlila wnrin woiillior contlmii'ii. C. A, Henderson, Klumoth county agricultural agent, nuido a trip to tlm Upper Klumnlh marsh on tho Silver I.oko rond Ttn-iieliiy afternoon. Henderson reported there woro two arena In which a good crop of tho riovns tilting Insect could bo expected on tho Upper Klnmnth mnmh and at the hood of Wllllumaon river. Grusshoppora will probably bo less In evldrnce thla yoar than In tho punt due to tho wnr which hna been waned against thorn for ninny iramm. Aa aoon aa thoy alnrt hutching, the Infested ar ena will ho Klven good dusting of dlnltrol-crcosol, a dust found moat effective In killing the young. Borne poison will be imrd In tho arena aa well, Hon derson atntod. The eitgs ore protly much In the winter atnte, the county agent observed, but one work of warm wenthor abnuld bring them out In force. Fastidious Parrot Gets Sugar Card To Quiet Temper AI'IIIAN, Mich., Mny 21 (fit Mrs. Adiun Johnston hna obtain rd a atiiiur rationing cord for her poll y. a fnatldloua parrot. nflor exploliilnii to a rationing bourd thnt H wua necessary for both the fnmlly'a peace of mind and the bird's health. With polly cut down on IU auiiar, lt disposition went badly anur and the Johnston farm home flvo mlloa northwoat of here be came upset. Thing have been "on edge," Mr. Johnston anld. Tho blrd'a pocullarltloa In clude a atom dislike for cookie, cindy and water but inslstcnco on coffee three tlmca dully wilh augur. The rationing board granted polly a card for ono pound of augur a month under the "pel provision" of the rationing order. ELEPHANTS' WALK When wulklng, elcphonta move only one foot at a time, and African big gamo hunters any thnt a crippled elephant can not wnlk because of this fact DIFFERENCE Mother Nature can pump water to tho tops of trees which are 330 feet or more In height, but a auction pump can only lift water 33 feet. The 1040-41 cotton crop of In dia la estimated at 4,481,000 bales of 478 pounds each. Oregon Travelers May Register for Gas After June 1 MAHSIIKIKI.D, Ore. Mny 21 (fit Sen. Charles I.. MrNnry notified the Oregon Count High way association Wednesday that Oregon motorists who ure out of tho atutii during gasoline ra tioning registration muy register on their return to tho state. They muy register In Juno with any Oregon rationing bourd. Ho sold thut Callfornluna caught In Oregon after gusollno rationing starts will have to ap ply for cords. MAYOR PROCLAIMS Portland Shipyard Observes Maritime Day in Big Way PORTLAND, Ore., May 21 (fit Three ahlpa delivered, threo luunched and three keels laid today comprised tho Oregon .Shipbuilding corporation's par ticipation In National Maritime day. One delivered ship was Just 80 duys In reaching the maritime commission from the time its keel was laid. One ship launch ed was on tho way only 38 days. Tho firm yesterday welcomed Its first women welders. Ten reported and were assigned to test Jobs bofore being placed alongside men constructing the ships. WIND PROBLEM CHICAGO Knuckle ball pitchers liko Fred Fitzsimmona of the Dodgers, Dutch Leonard of the Senators, Ted Lyons of the White Sox and Jim Tobin of tho Braves prefer to pitch into the wind. ASHLAND, May 21 (fit Award of cash scholarships to Marita Furry, Phoenix, and Hel en Rodcllffe, Klamath Falls, for the next school year were an nounced Wednesday by the Southern Oregon College of Education. DES MOINES, la., May SI (At Candidates for office talked mostly to themselves In politi cal meeting her Tuesday night Nineteen speakers addressed an audience of nine persons. Two of the nine were girls : too young to vote. fjP onn e y ' s" w C I e fi I ri g " P r i c e s ArcTlow Prices! . Penney's xvCe IU n g'r P rl ces Are ' L ow; f r lees !' 1 Mayor John II. Houston In the following proclamation officially designated Saturday, Mny 23, aa Poppy day: "Whcreua, Pollcun Post 1383, Veterans of Foreign Wors of the United Slates, through Its auxil iary, will participate In the 21st annuul national buddy poppy j ante by distributing buddy pop-1 pica, the official flower of re menibrunco of tho VFW, through-1 out the city of Klnmnth Falla on ! Suturdoy, Mny 2.1, and i 'Whereas, the entire proceeds , of tho sole of buddy poppica are j devoted to relief and assistance of disabled and needy veterans ; and their families, to the welfare and assistance of the men In tho armed forces of our country to day and to the aupport and main- j tcnanco of the VFW national ' humo for widowa and orphans of deceased veterans, theso ob- j Jectlvee deserving the full sup-' port and assistance of all, j "NOW TIIEKEKOItE, I, John ! ii. Houston, mayor of the city ' of Klnmnth Fnlls, Ore., do here by proclaim thnt Saturduy, May j 23, bo observed as Buddy Poppy day and respectfully urge thut j all citizens of thla community , purchaae a buddy poppy on thnt j day, contribute generously to ; thla worthy cause, and thus i "honor the dead by helping the living." JOHN H. HOUSTON, Mayor. Penney Company Sues AFL Union OAKLAND, Calif.. May 21 (U.PJ J. C. 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