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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1946)
1946 Official Wildfowl Rules WASHINGTON. Auk. H (fl'i A 45 duy duck hunting scusnn .-- rndili'tlnn of 35 diivs front lli.nl yiui wu announced Indny y Hvcritlury of Interior King. The rrgiihillons fur Ihii 1 14(1 huulliiK season also reduce the dully hug limit from ID In 7, Mini the possession limit from ID to 14. Shunting liuurit for wuterfnwl, coot, rutin uml gallliiulcs will run from one hulf hour lii'linci sunrise tu unc-half hour hrlore unset. Thin clip nnc-hiilf hour from 1 1 if clnnlng end of Hit- day. In minmiiu'luK the regulations, Krug culled the duck-hunllng rules Ilia most drastic since HUH. Ily wuy of -x i In l ii t lot l, Kiuit suld In a sliilciucnl aixninpiiliy lii j Ihn reguhitlinis: "Tim iHipuliillon of nuisl species ol wild ducks has cli-i-l iiifil within Ihn past two years from peuk of lli5,:).'iu,0llu In 11144 to llll.llhll.tlllll lind - ii dangerous level. "Drought ccnillllun In the north central slates and the prulric provinces, lni;cllicr wllh overshooting last season whim more ducks wrro hot Ihuu were hutched and raised, ure contributing laclors. , . ..... "With a icr cent decrease in duckii coupled with u So per conl Incrcaso In the number of hunters from 11)44 In 11)4(1, wo Invite disaster if wo dill liny deeper Into our breeding stocks. Ainerlciui upoilhiiien must liiko a smaller Kirtlon of ducks und geese during the 1114(1 season mi Uml more breeders will be left to (ly north In the spring of 11147." High Points Of 1946 Regulations 'l'lio wuterfowl iieiiiiou runs from October 5 to November 18 In thn northern zone. Tim diillv liuu und nnssessltm limit for geese huve been re duced to two of liny kind In liny combination, including brunt, .!,, iwn aimw ueesc or two lilue lire,'"', singly or In combination The Inlerntute transportation of wuterfowl (except American and red breasted uicrgiinscr ducks) In limileil to one miy s ong li M nil Irlllrllir U.'1'ltlt. The postseason period for possession of migratory name birds remiilna HO dny. The regulations prohibit thp liikinic of wuterfowl by means of bull or with the uld of live ducks or goose, decoys. The regulations were drufted by the fish mid wildlife service .ri..r ,.,,1,1.11 in nil Willi mule mime administrators, i oey wen- approved by President Truinun, as well an Secretary Krun. Season Hero Opens October 26 The open seasons for wild ducks, geese, brunt and coot are as follows, both dales Inclusive: (',.lir,.rnlii In Kml I tenia rd I1IO. Itlverslde llllll ltlllXTMll COllll ties. Noveinbi r 2!l to Juiiuury (I; reinulnder of slute. October 28 to December 9. I.I..I... fir-,,,,,, ami W i. s 1 1 1 ii l' lii ii . October 28 to Dereniher 0 nulls und iinlliuules The open senson on mils and giilllnulcs (except coot) shall lie from September 1 to November SO. both dates Inclusive, except n follows: i.i.n.n rireumi mid Wushlnulnn. no oix-n senson. MournliiK. or turlle dove The open sensons on mourning or turtle dovo shull le us follows, both dntes Inclusive: Idaho and Oreiion. September 1 to September 15. Hand-tailed pigeon The oeii seasons on band-tailed plKcon shull be us follows, both dules Inclusive: California, Oreiion and Washington, Seplcmlier 1 to Septem ber at). . , Bag And Possession Limits On the opening duy of the season no person muy twsscss any moratory game birds 'in excess of the dully ban limits. Dally bail limits on ducks (except the American and red hrcuslcd mergansers) are 7 in the aggrrgatr of all kinds, includ ing In such limit not more than I wood duck. Any person at any time may Missess not more than 14 ducks, including not more than 2 wood ducks. The dally bun limit on geese and brant, Canada geese. Includ ing llulchins and cackling geese, and Hons' geeso Is 2 of any k Ind In any combination, Including brant, plus 2 snow geese or 2 blue geese singly or in the aggregate. No person may possess more than these limits. Rails and giillliiules (except sora and cool) fifteen In the aggregnte of all kinds, and any person may not possess not more than IS In the aggregate of all kinds. Mourning or turtle dove and white-winged dove Ten In the aggregnte of both kinds, and any person may possess not more than 10 mourning doves or more than 10 white-winged doves. Bund-tailed pigeon Ten. and any person may possess not more limn 10. Slaughter Defeat Feather In Administration's Cap Proposed VFW Headquarters . 1 1! Grain Rates To Be Hiked By Carriers Grain rates to shippers that have been In effect in the past have been cancelled by the rail roads, effective August 23, ac cording to Paul Taylor, of the Klamath rates bureau. After that date, grain from the Klamath basin will be shipped out on a combination rate, which will mean rate from here to Duns muir, for example, and a further rate from that point on. The gen eral effect will be to raise ship ping rates by a considerable amount, Taylor said. The rates bureau will fight the proposed measure, said Taylor, and com mittee have been appointed to investigate the matter. A committee composed of Tay lor; Harry Stolcr, district traf fic manager of Weyerhaeuser; and C. H. Henderson, county agent, who is acting for the farm- j era, has been making a survey ' of shipping needs in the Klamath ; area since April and is con tucting the railroads in an effort ! to secure sufficient cars to ship i the agricultural crop and lumber, and to try and get lowered rates, i the local committee is working with the National Industrial ; Traffic league in Washington. The car shortage is pointed : up by figures from Taylor's office, showing that as of July 1, 1946, the railroads owned a total of 1,748,700 cars of various' types, of which 78,239 are In bad 1 order. This figure shows a total; of 37,393 less cars than were in service at the same time last ' year. Rail officials state that of the total figure now in use some 300,000 are overdue for retire-1 ment but are being kept In serv ice due to the lack of new equip BIALD NtWS. llmH rails, Or. THIiasDAT, Aaf. t. Hit, raft ktaiaa Indonesian Boy Survives Ride In Plane's Nacelle SYDNEY. Aug. 8 (JPl A 12-year-old Indonesian boy was be ing treated at Darwin hospital today for multiple burns, expos ure and shock after an amazing three-hour flight from Kocpang in the engine nacelle of a Dutch Dakota transport, A Sydney Sun dispatch from Darwin said the mechanic who went to lock the plane's under carriage last night saw the un conscious boy's body twined around the lowering mechanism within the engine nacelle. After regaining consciousness, the boy said he came from Koe pang to see Australia, but re fused to give his name. RAAF officers at Darwin were astounded that the boy, who was clad only in shirt and shorts, could have lived through the three-hour flight at 9000 feet unprotected from cold blasts of air fanned by an airscrew a few feet awav. Equally mystifying was why the boy didn't fall out when tin wheels were lowered over Dar win. He is expected to recover. No Multiple Taxation Favored For Airlines SEATTLE, Aug. 8 tP) A rec ommendatlon that states enact legislation to prevent multiple taxation of airlines was approved by the national association of tax administrators vesterdav. Under the proposal an airline would be taxed on the propor tion of its business done in tha state. This sketch by Sheldon Brumbaugh, architect, shows tha axtarior plan of tha building which will house Klamath post 1 383. Veterans of Foreign Wars. Built along completely modern archi tectural Unas, tha structure will b located on property owned by tha VFW at 6th between Main and Pine. Construction will begin by March, 19 47. or sooner if materials ara available. Veterans Of Foreign Wars To Construct Headquarters WASHINGTON. Aug. 8 (11 Key members, republican and democratic of the potent house rules committee agreed today that the defeat of Hep. Slaughter (D.-Mu.), Is an Important feather In the administration's enp nep. Mlchener of Michigan, who also is acting republican leader, told a reporter thnt should the democruts retain con trol of the next congress, the Missourlun'a replacement would help the rules group "function In the way it Is intended." That, Mlchener added, is to send to the house floor the leg islative program of the party in power. 11 was Slaughter's opposition within the committee to many administration measures that led President Truinun to call pub licly for his defeat In Tuesday's fifth district primary In Mis souri. Chairman Subiilh (I). III.), com mented that with Slaughter's de parture the southerners on the rules body "no longer will con trol It." The committee has 12 mem bers, only four of them repub licans. Hut of the eight demo crats only two are administra tion stnlwiirls Subiilh and Hep. Jnmes J. Delnney (N. Y.). He cause a tic vole blocks action on A Fence to Meet Every Need Mad from silectad 48 In. full sli wood slats, evenly apacad and woven between 5 cables of heavy wire. Colors, rad or graan. It's easily, quickly and par. manently arected. Long last ing and makes good ap pearance. It's inexpensive, too. Available In any quantity. Suburban Lbr. Co. any measure under considera tion, Slaughter and his five Dixie culleugues have been able to mnke their views prevuil. Sabiitli said the balance will be swung still further away from the southern group II llrp. now- , ard Smith (D.-Va.), resigns to run for the unexpired portion of . the senate term of the late Car ter Glass. Former Rep. Burch I (D.-Vu.), now holds the senate seat, at least until the November i elections. I Smith, who won renomlnation Tuesday, has declined to com ment on persistent reports of such a possibility. Pointing to specific legisla tive proposals whose prospects they say have been brightened by Slaughter's defeat, both Sab uth and Michcner cited meas ures to boost the minimum wage from 40 to 65 cents an hour and to create a permanent fair em ployment prnctice commission. By March 1 Falls Post 1383, Veterans of Foreign Wars, hopes to begin construction on a new VFW building at an estimated cost of $100,01)0. Preliminary plans for the new headquarters, to be located on Sixth between Main and Pine, have been worked out by Shel don Brumbaugh, architect The building will be a low, square, modern design typj with an exterior of brick. A large portion of the 60-fool front will be of glass. Floor space in front of the structure will be of flag stone. The central point of attraction In front of the building will be a square column with a statue of a soldier, sailor and marine on ton and the cross of Malta, the VFW emblem, on cither side of the column's lower portion. Inside will be offices, ladies' lounge, reading room, horseshoe 1947 Klamath (bar and card and pool rooms. The main lodge room will be located on a balcony forming a mezzanine floor. The site for the building is owned by the VFW and E. V. Zell, post commander, says that construction may be started be- SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING RtD'rl, nnaranU nark (All Matftl Rrataaabla rrloaa Irta F.itlmalaa Sowing Machino Service Var lafapanavnt Dalrr Paaaa cm SSIS Knaala Wit fore the March 1 deadline if materials are available. In early 1942 the Klamath Falls post took a lease on Skate land at 515 Klamath and one year later changed the name to Danceland. Proceeds from Sat urday night dances there went into the building fund. Accord in; to Zell, the post will not ask fur donations to pay for the building, but hopes to finance it by bonding. In charge of arrangements Is a building commission, consist- 1 ng of past commanders, com manders, trustees and four elect- i cd members. Post 1383 holds meetings now in the KC hall on the first and third Thursdays in the month and the architectural i sketch of the proposed building was displayed to members last week. CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend our heart felt thanks and appreciation for the acts of kindness, the ! messages of sympathy and the , beautiful floral offerings for j our beloved brother and uncle, I James Edward Jones. ' Mrs. Jennie Jones and family. Ho t Weather IS TOUGH ON YOUR CAR, TOO! HOT Weathar is just as hard en your car at it is on you . . . and it's mora likely to break down during stress of hot weather driving if it hasn't been kept tuned to top performance. Our two motor tune-up experts are provided the latest equipment to analyze your car and pur it in condition to give 100 perform ance. Phone 4103 for a tune-up appoint ment today . to save you time. 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