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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 17, 1945)
.10 0IX HERALD AND NEWS TfcurwUT' May IT. SSOHVEY ASKED TO DECIDE ON DEER HERD CUT A Joint survey to determine Justification of reducing the Klamath-Modoc interstate deer herd was proposed yesterday al ter a conference of the Califor nia and Oregon came commis sions and federal forest officials at A! fair a?. The meeting was ca,!dy the forest service, and followed an inspection trip in the Devi! s Garden area to look over range conditions. Claims from some sources that the range will not support the ceer herd at its pres ent sire have led to a discussion of the question of reducing it. Officials of the two state com missions indicated a desire to look thoroughly into the prob lem before taking any action, and the joint survey was pro posed. The matter will be given further consideration by the commissions. The California group indicated it would want a study covering three or four years before taking any drastic G. Denman and T. R. Conn, Oregon commissioners: Frank Wire, Oregon game supervisor, and John McKean. biologist for the Oregon department, were among those present. John Ebin ger, Klamath Falls, president of the Klamath-Modoc chapter of the Izaac waiion league, ancnu ed from here. j the meetingsaid today that a report brought in by the forest service showed a count of 20.700 deer on the winter feeding ground both in 1943-44 and 1944-45. The hunter and pred ator kill and natural causes have apparently held the herd at a level in the period. He added that he had heard no reports indicating any loss of deer from starvation on the range in several yeari Man Found Dead After Stabbing In Leg PORTLAND, Ore., May 17 VP) Albert H. Clark, 42, stabbed in the leg with a kitchen knife, was found dead today by police whom his wife summoned for first aid. Sgt. S. E. Heath said the wife, Helen, told him she and her hus band had had an altercation yes terday evening, but that she did not think he was seriously in jured. Early this morning, he fell oat of bed, bleeding. Heath said he was told, CERTIFICATION MEET CORVALL1S, May 17 VP) Agriculturists from eight west ern states and British Columbia will attend a seed certification meeting here June 21-23 to set up uniform grading methods and standardized seed certification. Emphasis will be placed on seed potatoes. Veterans Memorial: Where the ? Dow Is Nesting Ku r-wu-lsro-i Veterans War Memorial Bulldinf 9 .kK a .. 9 1 9 m mm e. .jv . ,.. .'a o Ob Q dj we i m m t .jajt . A Its Auditorium, for full sessions. PJttraMZOiKl MILKf ADDS TO ITS GOODNESS . ..mad.wilh CINCH CORN BREAD MIX. Each package con tains All necesiory ingredients. Just add waler, mix and bakt. Try this t Split muffins, fill with a dob of butter end jelly and r.olae. in ovn or two. Try Clnh WorTles and ' Cinch Hot Cakes, Tool I 1 1 1 "SSi PRIZE FDR SALES MALIN The Malin chamber of commerce has just announced that it will give to the woman of this community who sells the largest dollar value of war bonds during the 7th War Loan drive, a $50 bond as a special prize. To the woman placing second will go a $25 bond and to third place, $10 in war stamps. In addition, the chamber will give a dinner to the members of the Malin 7th War Loan commit tee if they reach their auota. which is $80,000. Announcement of the prizes and the dinner was On of its workrooms, for sab-sermons. n .' iu nn, to., xramnrii TniMin i fian Francisco, where most business of the United Nations Confenwe is scheduled. The auditorium seats 1100, can accommodate representatives and aides in plenary session. There are 17 large kitchen-equipped workrooms where problems of two or more nations can be dealt with. Facilities also include many office rooms, lounge, a reading room. The building dates from 1932. made at a meeting of the cham ber directors with the members of the Malin committee, headed by Mrs. William C. Dalton, chair man. The campaign Is starting off well, and it is a more or less open secret that one member has already sold three $5000 "E" bonds. Addition Of Judges Asked In City Court PORTLAND, May 17 (JP) Crowded calendars today had brought a recommendation from Multnomah County Bar associ ation that additional judges be assigned to municipal court here. Committee Chairman William C. Palmer told city council one judge had 540 cases yesterday and that the daily average was PROTESTANT HEADS 17 syria- PORTLAND. May Vandalism in a Jewish gogue in Eugene was deplored by Oregon Protestant church leaders today as an example of "the worst kind of nazism." A statement by Charles A. Sprague, president of tho Ore. son Council of Churches, and Dr. H. J. Maulbetsch, president of the Portland Council of Churches, termed the Incident "a shock to the Christian conscience." "We deplore such acts of van dalism as an attack upon the freedom of worship fundamental to every other freedom in our democratic order," the state ment said. "To our Jewish friends we extend good will In tho name of our God and of all who have sacrificed and died in Uie defense of freedom. Swastikas were cut into the synagogue walls and into a serv ice honor roll. An American flag standard was overturned, the staff engle broken and a vel vet altar cloth torn. In 1923. when the sarcophagus of the ancient Egyptian king Tu tenkhamon was opened, several pairs of gloves were found. Chilean Engineer To Visit Power Projects GIUND COl'LEE. M.v H (T) Frank A. Banks, regional ell rector of the bureau of reclama tion said yesterday rrpivsrnla tive of the Corporuclon dn fo mento. a Chilean govenmien agency, will visit northwest power and Irrigation projects ne.xt month. , . He Is Enrique Klguola. hydro logical engineer, who will arrive in Portland June 12. visit pro ierts in Seattle and Tnromu June 17-20. Inspect Grand Coulee dam Juno 21-23, and leave June 4 for Boise. Idaho to stuiy rects ination developments In the Boise and Hurley areas. Arthur C. Jncquot. malinger of the north central Wasliliinlon branch of tho Bonneville power administration at Wemilchee. will head a Bonneville stuff visit to Grand Coulee May 29, Dunks mild. ZERO HOUR BABY LA JUNTA. Colo., May 17 Wl MSgt. Joseph Watt was sweat. Ing II out at La Junta army air field with 74 points towunls a discharge nnd the stork duo any minute. At three minutes to midnight Saturday f ll''rd chilli JP?i us been hciii, ,,. k,7 'r coul,tll t ' '"''. C.iii ' mure point,, - FlftKK.I M . nnl n rank. Anr.r. "Wtl untiiUN LQVE& NEW UNtNSf 264. Establishment of night court and $5000 minimum I judges' salaries were urged. 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