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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 20, 1947)
Effectiveness Management Pine Beetles My MALCOLM H'lKV lilxmiiploa uf timber iiiHiutueineui as II run be applied fur effective re sisIiiiiiii Ui pine beuile liiftinlnttoiui were shuwn members uf the Hliasla (,'asciula aubsoctliin uf tlie Ainrrli ui) Hnclely uf KiiU'Mmn on mi liiinront Hill field trip In Ilia MikIoc national finest lust week. Meeting at llackaiiioie, I tip 06 In ulUiiiiluiM o ill Uin session went first In a lesl ilul nearby where I'uiii Keen, m'lilur viiKmiuliiuliit uf the Hcikcley laboratory of tho U. H bu lean uf riilniiiiilntiy, uuvo a review uf I lip battle iiiihiiikI 11111" beetles In Iho mm, lirKliinlnK In IH3 1. Karly Methods Krrn told uf the early methods lined In the alleluia In stop infesta tions, which liHik mi Increasingly larue tull of trees In U10 llsmty Camp-Lay lleds arc In tlm middle twenties In IU.'7. Iho buin tunic liUI.IKKl.iKX) feel uf Umber in tho mm. After declbio. there wan nu mber rlne III Iho luu in loa.njB.ooo lecl III IUII4. Hliue then, lh bug harvest has ituulu trended downward, mul lusies In I li-t I to IIMS worn less limn 10,. UtM.uuo feel nnniinlly. Ill the curly period, the control iiipIIkkI developed hi la fell the In. frstcd trees, iicel tlirui, mul burn Iho Dii IK mis witii expensive, mul look a great drill of manpower, furthermore, as lime went nn, for esters Dm ii n to doubt Its effective IMbiu ku lorwunl mt tlir PnrrnU tut PnlmttB haiimirt fur lint araftu minit rnlai mid ftluitg with thrm giKa ins worn m I .on Caw. Ixu Ann Chase. Duns Kthndge and Carol Muntrlth. Klower arrange- a & m.i.la will ba I will ba I f S .lug all If ( -K: white U; ,.;,.,., - made, using ml ne w h rinwers ii me . iN.w.Ml'i:l!l girl, can obtain M""V " rnoiigh. Anyone who could help by donating flowers Is asked to call Pat McMillan at e"!& Immcdlauly. Tonight the Pep Peppers are hold ing their annual mother-daughter bsnqtiet at :30 III the Wlllard hotel, i itituiilng officers will turn over their ponlllun to the girls of the present iiinlur class who re elected. Mnrllyn O'Neill Is otilKolnif Pepier presy. Mnry Ann Mills filled the vice pre.lilentlal office. Joyce T Hsmplr kepi the sreretary s records, and Jean Hilton collected the girl dues and kept tha treasureri ac counts. Ihe pep club's social chairman, Joanne Albee. Is general banquet chairman. Icurauuna were made by Irma Mcltrlde, Marilyn McLellen and rranres Bailey. Marilyn O'Neill and Katharine Newman made the placecard. ... Prlr winners at the senior Hick Day assembly and Uielr respective divisions are listed below: Funniest couple, Ilarbnra Bcotl and Jeanelte Petty: funniest boy. Darrel Price: funniest girl. Ilob Mocabee: cleverest couple. Marilyn O'Neill and llud llroun: cleverest boy, Ie Uoode; cleverest girl. Shirley Dalton; best sustained character, Bud Helby. and the four single rlrs went to best foreigner. Lyndon King; best un dressed. Jerry Thorn; beat animal, Mary O'Brien, and the best beverage, JiKly llennet. Joyce Sample. Mary Ann Mills and Dorothy Collier. . RASPS annual spring show pro gram will bo held tomorrow night at 7:30 In the KU1IS auditorium and will feature talent from all the city grade schools, Hhasla school, and Hacred Heort academy. The ten numbers on tho program are: a reci tation by Oeorge Orrell. a piano solo, "Hpanlsh Courtyard," by Jack Ayrcs; Riverside's octet singing "Twilight"; Jean Adams playing "Blue Uutterfllea.": clorlnetlst Rich ard Tracy playing "Schon Rose marine"; "The Spinning Bong" ren dered by Thercxla Borgon; Oeorge Blnhos playlnK"Intermetso"; Athena l.nmpropulus plnylng the violin solo Honuta"; Bliaslo's octet sinning "The Pledge." and finally Ellen O Keefe and Harriet l.avenlk play ing Ihe piano duet "Malaguena." Script and Mike sponsored Ilia matinee dunce today with the usual schedule arrangements and the reg ular admission bring charged. Irma McBiide was head of the decora lions committee; Jim Kennett and Belle Doris Russell worked along with Irma. Signs were made by Velma Massey, Rosemary Blgble and Nadlne Yockoy took charge of con cessions. Turn those no-longcr-useu ar ticles Into cash now I Herald and News Want Ads am Inexpensive and bring quick results. (Kin iIffiESIL Not the Biggest, But the Best W. D. Wakeman's Yellow Cab Delivery Around the For Prompt Deliveriet DIAL 8171 Out of Town Service Dopor Baggage Of Timber In Control Of Pointed Out lira, mill Micro win soma nuestlnii to whether declines In losses could l credited to the fell-peal- wuni prijaiani, ur to natural cause. Like other Insect Infestations, the bug attacks aeomed to run In cycle, mid also there liuucurcil some evl. deuce tlml they were Influenced by c 1 1 1 1 1 ii 1 1 o L'oiidltloiM. In good mols- lure years, wneii the irena put an heavy growth and were In good con- union to withstand the losses tended In decline. Management Method Out ol Una altuutlou dcvelimed the inniiaiieiiieiil iiiethud uf bun control, Under thla plun, the aua eppiiuie vreea in an uiieaiea area ara removed by loaning operatlnna, leaving the virile trees to continue liuwih. A system of rink ratings waa de veluiieil, under which Ireea are ex- aininrd and marked according to their apparent auaceptlbillty to bug damage. 'Ireea with full foliage, healthy crowna and long needlea art clamed aa low risk, and In thla tvne uf oieratlon, are left standing. 'Ireea with ranged and thin crowna. bunchy or thin foliage, localized; weak conditions, and dead limbs and twigs, are claimed u high rink and removed. In between are two Intermedlnta rink classes. In the area viewed by the forest at the meeting but week, treea had been marked to allow clrnrlv the vaiioui risks. After looking these over, the foresters moved to anniher area In the Modoc, where Ilia Ralph I., rlmtth Lumber cqmpany a few year ago conducted a logging oper ation to remove the susceptible treei. Home Logging About 30 er rent uf the pon deroaa stand III Uiln area waa re moved by logging. The Smith com pany found the operation profit able one, however, and the foremen present noted the excellent condi tion of the remaining timber aland. After these field meetings, the ub-sectlon aeaslon moved to the Ralph Hmlth company cookhouse at Canby, where dinner waa served, following dinner, Russell Bower, flra auppreaalon offlrer for the Mo doe foreat. gave a talk outlining the modern forest flra Unhung organi sation, In It. he emphaalted the Im portance of first night control hit. ting the flra with everything avail able on the first night rather than attempting piecemeal control meth ods. Federal Health Bill Urged WAHHINOTON, May 30 ltt-Sen-ator Tail iH-Ohloi said today the republican-controlled sentae has not place on Its 11)47 schedule for the "long and bitter battle" that would be required to pass a federal health bill. This rejection hy the OOP policy committee chairman of President Truman's appeal fur "Immediate at tention to the development and enactment of national health and disability Insurance programs" was accompanied, however, by a promise of early hearings on the duration. Taft said the labor committee, which he heads, will start listening to testimony on health needs In a few days. Senator Murray 'D-Mont l an nounced he planned lo introduce a bill today to carry out most of tha suggestions made by tlie president In a message to congress yesterday. Veterans Service Limitation Told SALEM. May 30 Mv-Service In the armed forces before December 31, 1940, when President Truman de clared hostilities at an end. may be applied toward eligibility for state educational aid for veterans, but service after that date does not count. Attorney Oeneral Oeorge Neuner ruled today lor the state de partment of veterans affairs. Is It a hard-to-get article you need? Advertise for It In the Herald and News want Ad Section. FOR SALE Green Body Wood Lay In your winter supply now. Assure yourself of good wood. Phone 7636 ALL LEISURE COATS and ZELAN JACKETS OREGON WOOLEN STORE Kth and Main Clock Service Light Hauling Modoc Pines mh f i 'f i . v - ? - iu ei aar r m. i w tm . v I - rfli' .IW ;- ., ft I'll... J' t Yl K)i mi fim iOIiII as. fwmmmmimfim, Here Hale Hcarbrough of The Herald and News, left, and Hy Brown of Canby, look at a pine tree In the Modoo forest test plot near Harkamore which has been marked according to Ita susceptibility to bug- damage. A risk I tree like thla ordinarily would be removed In a logging operation designed primarily to prevent beetle damage. In the background Is a risk X tree, which could safely be left for further growth. Boyle's Column Kansas Man Proves To Be All Wound By HAL BOYLE COLUMBUS. Ksi . May 30 OPi Ed Koula is all wound up In his hobby. His hobby Is collecting string. Thai hobby la more complex than the average la (payer has any Idea. You may never have heard of Ed. But how many people heard of Jack Uemey before he signed to fight Jeas Wlllard? Thai Is exactly the position Fouls finds himself In to daythe dawn tierlnd between being comparatively unknown chal lenger and the world-hailed champ. Connoisseurs of string collecting already know that Ed Is within inking distance of becoming a his toric figure In this neglected art, one of the slow timeless characters who become silent milestones by which subsequent devotees measure their own Inching progress. To put It bluntly, Kd began col lecting string on December 13, 1141 a few day. after Pearl Har borand now has 178 miles of It. carefully lied together In a perfectly round ball standing four feet six Inches high after 3113 hours of me thodical knotting. There arc scores of people In the United States who collect string on a serious basin, and muny more who do It Intermittently as a lit! tit pas time, Ed knows iiersonally of 30 se rious collectors, writes to 15 of them lo compare progress. He is outstanding himself aside from the tremendous size of his ball of string for two reasons. In his own words: "I never paid a cent for the twine T have uvd. and I am tlie only one that uses the same weight twine all the way through." Ed Is a family man with two chil dren and he has helped two other children gel ahead In the world. He runs his own filling station on the edge of town, and he Is proud of tlie fact he had never been late or missed a day's work In 33 years. He Is a small, gray-haired energetic man of 66. "I started collecting string because I read a newxpaper article Just be fore the war that a hobby would help you forget your worries and live longer," he said. "Believe me. It does. I get more fun out of seeing the eyes bug out on strangers when they come Into my tilling station and see this ball of string." It Is something to come upon un expectedly. It weighs 338 pounds PAINT YOUR CAR 24-Hour Service by appointment. Finest qual ity paints expert work. Budget terms. BALSIGER MOTOR CO. Main at Esplanade Phone 3121 The DAYTON 3 Prim Sections Daytnn V-tUlli arc mi4 of A prim lor.llnm lo obtain atmoat fCloUncr and eeerilngly In tit lift. 1. The Tcmalon Utelton, mn.rU of apaolal eompountli for cioolar run nine pr formanoo. , t, Nenlral (leollon. Thla la tha heart that oarrlaa tha load a . made of xtr trout, hat railatant Day- tax Cord. S. Compreaalon fl a o 1 1 o n. Built to oomproia raadtly a bait (laxaa around puller Ponem V Klamath Machine & Locomotive MILL SUPPLY Spring end Elm Classified According To Up His Hobby and that explains why Ed is like Jack Dempsey Just before Oempsey catapulted lo fame. "One fellow has a 540-pound ball I think he's in Indiana but I really don't recollect .Just where he Is." Ed said. "By December twelfth this year I think I'll have a 00 pound ball, became I've lined up friends with a big wholesale bakery who are giving me plenty of string. I've got more coming along all the time. Ed said he was sorry I had come along to write aoout hut hobby. "I got the record right now on the same weight twine all the way re$ton ADJUSTMENT ."SatTi Clip It d Includes! Pulling wheels and Inspecting brake lin ing. Firestone acle n t i f 1 0 brake adjustment Drive In . . . It's Free with this ad! ifj 111 Firestone Store 6th and Pine V - BELT with the DEPARTMENT I: I Telephone S141 Bug Risk through 16 gauge," he said. "It's all the same color, too. Thai's an other thing some ones overlooked. But I want to win the all-time twine collecting record hands down." I think he's afraid that the man who has the 540-pound ball will read this story and speed up his collect ing. After all, that fellow doesn't stick to 16-gauge twine. Ed collects pieces of string about four feet long. I asked him how many knots he had tied. That both ered him. String collectors like to know every statistic about their hobby. "Nobody ever saw me tie a knot." he said. "I don't sleep much, and I do It every morning between four and five o'clock. "Shop tha Store You Enjoy" lite (e Main SUPER SKIRTED PRINT fore 'n oft interest in the S peplum. Rote or Yellow buds on While. 9.95 I owns8 om.raei wndikwiak rW To reneVim M Ml Lijrom, brief coo), (wteUeDU-ONS art) tope for free end eeey oourfort. Stop in and pick up a few Baits. 2.00 AU Slsea I i Eltablllhia Itll 7 S3 Main Scientists Watch Total Eclipse BOC'AIUVA, Brar.ll. May 20 m A total eclipse of the sun occurred here today in clear weather, which promised success for the prepara tions of a large group of American acieritlsta gathered on a wooded plateau at Bocaluva to witness the phenomenon. The eclipse began about (. 22:38 a. m., became total at 0:34:48, re mained In totality, three minutes and 48 seconds, and continued In partiality until 11 .0 30. The times iic i'" aaMaaaJMPn.naWatanaaM M.,nvAUCE WIS rAOliiii Come in and equip and vacation trips. opportunity to buy Firestone De Luxe Champion Tires at a big savings! We need used tires for retreading. And if your tires are only partly worn yoa'll save money Don't put it off. COME IN TODAY. 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