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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
'Aprtl 80, 1049
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Protection of Crops From
Wildlife Topic of Circular
Formal - notification . of . the
death of heir son, Pvt. Charles
A. Hitson, was received this
week by Mr. and Mrs. Hayden
E. Hitson of Bonanza. The fain
ily had previously been advised
by telegram but no details given
by the war department.
Young Hitson, former Herald
and News carrier boy, died as
the result of enemy action in
the North Atlantic on February
3. A portion of the letter from
Major General J. A. Ullo, is
given here:
"Your son was a passenger
on a ship which was attacked
shortly after midnight by an en
emy submarine and sunk with
out warning. After the vessel
was struck every effort was
made to effect the rescue of those
who were aboard. Such efforts
were continued long beyond the
period of time that human life
could survive the elements In
the area.
"Following due and careful
consideration of all evidence and
circumstances surrounding the
sinking of the ship on which
your son was a passenger, an
official report of his death has
been made. The war depart
ment has entered upon its rec
ords that your son lost his life
in action on February 3, 1943.
"My deepest sympathy is ex
tended to you in your bereavement."
Red Cross
Notes
How to reduce crop damage
by wildlife, and particularly
pheasants, is described by Arthur
S. Einarscn, leader of the Ore
eon Cooperative Wildlife Re
search unit, in a new circular,
No. 148, Just Issued by the Ore
gon State college experiment sta
tion.
Einarsen points out that, while
the protection of crops and vic
tory gardens is unusually im
portant in this war year, so has
the importance of the wildlife
meat supply been increased for
the same reason. The present
pheasant "crop" in Oregon
would amount to three million
pounds of meat if "harvested,"
he shows.
From actual tests made of crop
damage by pheasants, Einarsen
recommends, where possible,
keeping particularly attractive
crops such as corn from 10 to 20
feet away from game bird cover.
This also applies to protection
from ground squirrels. The cir
cular also describes a method of
treating seed with a repellent
which has proved valuable in
instances of pheasant damage.
Einarsen comes to the defense
of the pheasants to a certain ex
tent by showing that a consider
able amount of damage blamed
on them is often caused by squir
rels or crows. Ho shows how to
detect the difference between the
two.
He also points out that actual
analysis of pheasants' stomachs
show that while they do somo
crop damage, they partially
make up for it in the large num
ber of insect pests, sijeh as wire
worms and 12-spotted cucumber
beetles, which they Include in
their diet.
An examination of 20 plant
ings from which crop damage
complaints had been received by
the research unit showed that
the distances of damage from
cover range from four to 20 feet.
On the basis of this evidence, a
planting of a border strip about
20 feet in width to a later ma
turing crop on those farms where
a choice is possible may be found
useful in reducing losses, Einar
sen points out.
CAFE OWNERS
M ED
What is known as the Red
Cross Pacific area comprises
seven states and Alaska; all but
one state and Alaska have com
pleted their war fund drive and
exceeded their quotas by com
fortable margins. Oregon led
these successful states with SI,-.
244,727, or 145 per cent of its
quota. Here in Klamath county
we went well over with 110 per
cent, which is a grand showing.
.As chairman of publicity, I
would much rather tell you
pleasant news like the above
than things that are not so
pleasant; however, I have to re
port facts to you. What is wor
rying us now is that we are far
behind on two work quotas; one
of them is the most important
of our immediate duties. We
need more workers every day
una every nour; wont you
please try to give at least six
flours a week to this great need?
Our other quota which is be
hind schedule is knitting; the
yarn for the navy knitting has
been here some time and has not
been taken out. This is work
you can do at home in the eve
nings or spare moments through
out the day and we would ap
preciate a special effort given
to tnis also.
But the surgical dressings are
most urgent. Thousands of our
men are fighting on every front:
when a man is wounded he must
have dressings. When you make
these you are savine lives: ner.
haps the life of someone near
and dear to you.
Turkey Interned
American Fliers
To Be Released
ANKARA, Turkey, April . 30
W) All American airmen who
were interned nftpr fnmort long
ings in Turkey will be set at
.uiuercy wimin tne next few
uays, according to official. in
formation today.
It Was lindprsfnn that all
British. Russian nnri nvi. fl,
presently interned in Turkey
isu win De ireoa simultaneous
ly" under an arrangement work
ed out by the Turkish foreign
office with the belligerent na-
uuns..
Some Americans have been
in Turkey since June 12, 1942,
when they were forced down
during the first all-American
raid over Europe, that on Ru
manian oil objectives. The oth
ers were occupants of a plane
which landed February 16 aft
er a flight into the Balkans.
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If at uch time iow, Ilka ao ninny
women and girls suffer from cramps,
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functional mommy disturbances
Btart at once try Lydla B. Plnkhsm's
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Compound helm build up resistance
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upon thousands report benefit. Also a
fine stomachio tonic. Follow label direc
tions, WcrtA trying!
TO BE HELD HERE
The vocational division of
Klamath Union high school an
nounces classes in show card let
tering and display for Tuesday,
Thursday and Friday evenings
from 7 to 9 p. m., in room 214
at the high school. This class is
open to both men and women
over 16 years of age and the reg
istration will be SI for the entire
course.
The class will consider color,
design, harmony, proportion in
display for counter and window
arrangement along with actual
experience in setting up a dis
play. The show card lettering
class will learn to print posters
and showcards for department
stores.
Registrations will be taken to
night at 7 p. m., and Monday at
7 p. m. The enrollment is lim
ited and all those wishing the
class work should register early.
Warbling Movie
Actress Frozen
To $25 Per Week
HOLLYWOOD, April 30 W)
Daphne Silva, whose warbling
won her a seven-year film
contract which ultimately
may bring her $750 a week, is
frozen in her position as a
$25-a-week waitress by the
war manpower commission's
job change restrictions, it was
revealed today while Republic
studio executives, her present
employer and the local com
mission head cogitated her
problem.
She got caught in the freeze
by retaining her present job
while waiting to be called by
the studio.
Bert Harnish, local man
power chief, said, "maybe we
can defrost her on the grounds
that her skill is not being util
ized to the utmost."
If you want to sell it phone
The Herald and News "want
ads," 3124.
OF
PRICE FREEZE
Proprietors of eating and drink
ing establishments are reminded
by OPA officials that the restau
rant regulation freeilng prices
go into effect on May 1. Prices
aro frozen to tho level of the
highest charge during the seven
day base period of April 4, 1943
to April 10, 1943. The filing of
menus or price lists for that pe
riod must be done with the war
price and rationing board by
that deadline date, May 1.
Operations under the celling
price regulation will bo closely
checked, district OPA officials
reported today.
The regulation covers board
ing houses, restaurants, taverns,
soda fountains, hotels, schools,
private clubs, and other estab
lishments of the same class.
After the final date for filing
menus and price lists, rogionul
OPA offices will start chocking
to mnko aura that every purvey
or of meals hits submitted the
requested data,
SALT LAKE CITY (!) Ifa
plain Steve Tornay, on tho swing
shift at the Ogden air depot.
Mornings It's Dr. Stephon C.
Tornay, Hungarian-born Univer
sity of Chicago graduate, who
teaches philosophy at the Uni
versity of Utah.
BLOCK
WOOD
We' are temporarily caught
up on blocki, and thoy are
now available for immediate
delivery as long ai the sup
ply lasts,
PHONE 3149
PEYTON & CO.
JUSTICE JITTERS
KANSAS CITY (P) Jasper
aivens, 30, elongated negro
night club entertainer, was ac
quitted of the tavorn murder of
Willis Taylor.
Ho began to stammer It In
thanks to Jurymen. Ono sug
gested why didn't he dance In
stead? - Jasper scrambled to hie feet,
beaming, despite the protesting
glare of hist attorney,
"If ne wnnta to entoruiln the
Jury I guess ho can," Judge Har
vey J. Emerson decided.
Jasper danced sovernl vari
ations of something. The Jury -k
thought It win fine. ' )
We must abandon the method
of whittle and take up tho moth
od of punch, abandon the rlnv
oMho-whccI strategy and go for
tho hub Col. W, F. Kurnan,
author.
When you ore considering your food rations and
food selections (and who isn't doing this these days),
give careful thought to MILK, the perfectly balanced
diet.
And when you order MILK, see to it that you get
that Good, Wholesome Milk delivered by the Raymond
Dairy.
Phone us your order.
RAYMOND DAIRY
PRODUCTS CO.
PHONE 3179
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