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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 20, 1948)
TUESDAY, JAN. 20, 1948 PACE SIX HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON AAA Plan To Be Cut In County Bv C. A. IIKXDEHSOX Agricultural practices carried out In Klamnth county tills year 1 19481 under the AAA program will be greatly reduced from previous years. At a meeting of the county committee Friday, the program was streamlined to fit available funds for 1948. The 1948 program carries an ap proprlatlon of $65,000 in Klamath county for practice pnyments, as compared with $205,000 available In 1946 and also In 1947. Ill re ducing the program to this basis It was necessary for the committee to exclude certain practices now well established In the county and to Include only those where addi tional stress and education is needed. The following practices were in cluded in the handbook to carry full payment as listed in the state handbook. Payments lor these practices are to be made on a 100 per cent basis, before other prac tices are to be considered. Winter legumes for green manure and cover crops. Summer-grown green manure crops. Small grain green manure crops. Red clover, alsike clover or sweet clover greeu manure. Deep subsoiling alkaline irrigated cropland to a depth which will effectively shatter the hard-pan. Installation of tile, fibre pipe and lumber box drain. Seeding of permanent pastures and grazing land, and re-seeding. Weed control. Application of mulching mate rials. Local conservation practice. Practices left in the handbook to be paid for on a pro-rated basis of all remaining funds were: Lining permanent ditches and irrigation reservoirs. Installation of inverted siphons, flumes, drop boxes or chutes, weirs, pipes, and diversion gates. Construction of dams for irriga tion water. Construction or enlargement of drainage ditches. Wells for range livestock. Development of springs and seeps. Construction of dams and reser voirs. Installation of pipelines lor live stock water. Construction of new large water storage at wells and springs for stock water. Clearing land for pasture. A new practice is being request ed by the county committee for the mulching of alkali spots, pro Tiding an application of 3 tons per era of straw and 200 pounds of sulphur. The straw application to be paid for up to 3 tons per acre and the rate of payment for legu minous straw, $5 per ton, and for non-leguminous at S3 per ton and sulfur at 1 cent per pound. Prior and final approval of county and community committeemen required. It la expected that the county handbook will be completed and ready for distribution early in February. Negro Woman Arrested NEW YORK. Jan. 20 i,P The arrest on a deportation warrant of Claudia Jones, negro woman writer and secretary to the national wom an's commission of the communist party in the United States, was an nounced today. She is charged with being an alien fa the United States in violation of law In that she advocates and teaches the overthrow of the gov ernment by force. She was arrested last night at her Manhattan home by officers of the Immigration service and the FBI, and was removed to Ellis Island to be held in custody pending release on $1000 bond. W. F. Watkins, district director of immigration and naturalization, gave her name as Claudia Vera Scholnick. She was born in Trini dad, British West Indies, February 21, 1915, and arrived in New York February 9, 1924, aboard the steamer Voltaire. Steak Chicken and Seafood Dinners Lounge and Dancing Open 6 p. m. till I a. m. Phone 7981) WATCH FOR LEONS GREATEST :VHGW STARTS THURSDAY .Tolling i The Editorl i i I l.tt.r printed h.ra mint not b I I mar than 500 words in lenflh, mull I I N) written Irstbly on ONE S1DK of I I lh paper only and muit b ttfned. I I Contribution following that rules I I ant warmly welcomed. I POKM FOR 1IENRT America, the Beautiful In slumber now she sleeps Amidst a world of plenty while The world about her weeps. America! America! God shed His grace on thee And wake thee from thy slumber now From sea to shining sea. Must now you fall Into the fate Of twenty-nine again With breadlines long In every town On every fruited plain. America ! America ! God shed His grace on the And save thee from thy money lords From sea to shining sea. Oh Beautiful! America! We shed tears then for thee For hoboes, bums and wretched slums Amidst thy ecstacy. America! America! God shed his grace on thee And bless thy land with brother hood From sea to shining sea. America! Oh Beautiful! For you my teardrops ram Must now your soldiers cross the sea Again to die in vain? America! America! God shed His grace on thee And save thee from thy war mon gers From sea to shining sea. America! The Laud of Brave! Ol sweet democracy Oh suffer not forever from Wall street mythology. America! America! God shed His grace on thee And save thee from the money trusts From sea to shining sea. They're cussing Henry Wallace now- Each day through the year And Beautiful America Is blinded now by fear. America ! America ! God shed His grace on thee And save thee from they fascist press From sea to shining sea. America! Remember now! Franklin D. Roosevelt Amidst your blind name calling must This great man's wisdom melt? America! America! God shed His grace on thee And wake thee to thy senses now From sea to shining sea. They called Franklin a communist At Wallace they now sling It's "Communist" and "Communist"' The fascist writers sing. America! America! God shed His grace on thee And save thee from thy ignorance From sea to shining sea. America your name callers From truthfulness now shirk They raise the cry of "Communist" To hide their dirty work. America I Oh Beautiful! I have my fears to thee Becoming now, a "super race'' Like nazi Germany. America! America! God shed His grace on thee And save thee from thy self-deceit From sea to shining sea. Oh must the great land of the earth Down from her throne now fall Because of all the many names The fascist writers call? America! - America! God shed His grace on thee And save thee from thy bigotry From sea to shining sea. Oh Beautiful, for spacious skies For true prosperity For mobs of jobs and happiness In your democracy. America! America! God shed his grace on the Put Wallace in the White House now In Washington. D. C. Thank you, ' ROY M, DUNN. who feel NERVOUS caused by functional 'middle-agel Do you Buffer from hot flashes, weak, nervous, Irritable clammy feeling due to the functional 'middle-age' period peculiar to women (38-52 yrs.) ? Then do try Lydla E.Pinkham't VeRetable Compound to relieve such ymptoml It also has what Doctors i call a stomachic tonic ellect! iyDIAE.PINKHAM'S5S,E TOONERVILLE FOLKS "This comes of your constantly referring to it as TU? IA A t a. S I if f"N . J I .'V-V inc. tsnrwir The Doctor Says Flat Feet Are By EDWIN P. JORDAN. M.D. Written for NEA Service Flat feet are responsible for a certain amount of general fatigue, as well as pain in the feet and legs. In fact, flat feet are a common source of difficulty, and they should not be made fun of, siuce they are a real problem to many people. There are several conditions which may cause flat feet. In some cases, the difficulty may be the result of a weakness in the arches or the ligaments, present at birth. Flat feet may also be caused by an injury or nerve paralysis. The most com mon cause, however, is a simple breakdown of the arches, due to excessive weight bearing, or to poorly-fitting shoes combined with insufficient exercise of the feet themselves. When flat feet develop suddenly, there is usually a good deal of pain, often quite sharp. When, as is more commonly the case, the arches give way gradually, there may be little or no pain, but the feet are weak nevertheless. Even when pain is not present, it is well to take care of flat feet, because of the effect it may pro duce on the general well-being and on the feet themselves. Supports Needed Arches, which have been flat for a long time, cannot always be built up quickly. As a rule, it is best to do this gradually, under the super vision of someone who knows the anatomy and functions of the feet. Shoes must be carefully chosen. Supporting layers usually of felt must be added gradually inside the shoes, and bars sometimes must be . placed on the outside of the shoes. Special exercises for the feet often help to build up the strength of the arches. In some cases, physicians recommend immersing the feet alternately in hot and cold water to relieve the discomfort and stimulate the circulation. In mast cases which are properly treated, broken arches can be built back to normal with relief of the symptoms. Question: What is chronic cystic mastitis? Answer: Chronic cystic mastitis is an inflammation of the breast tissue in irregular patches with the formation of hollows or cysts. It Is KIRBY Vacuum Cleaners Lifetime Guarantee Free Demonstration Telephone 9200 "pox "76ttti9 'VfHOKitia.UaK e ACOUSTICON-RADION L W. C. UEITKEMPER Expert Hearlnc Consultant 'will conduct the dramatic, free demon ttration and will alio furnith you with a FREE Hearing Test. M "" n irrmai iin m M dllMMMllWtaiM, VcCUAficCl milHII0Nl Acoiiiticon-lleitkemper Cn, Ml BOIHN HUM;., Bin anil MAIN KLAMATH FALLS, OKI. 1 f w A' inv fvun ; 1 U5ry T ff. KATwf. No Joke not cancerous, but may require sur gical treatment If severe. No Teeth, No Food And Now No Job SEATTLE. Jon. 20 A- John V. Allemanrii filed a claim for $115 against King county tSenttle today, charging that his false teeth dis appeared from a glass of water alongside his bed while he was a patient at the county hospital. His wife. Juanita. told the board of county commissioners that as, a re sult of his lass, her husband Is un able to eat solid food, "and can't go back to work." TO SERVE SPOKANE. Jan 20 .AV-IllcUtn-bent officers of the farm credit administration of Sixikan will con tinue to serve during the coming year, with R. E. Brown of Spokane retaining the general agent post he has held since 1935. William A. Schoenfeld, dean of the agricultural school at Oregon State college, was reelected chair man of the district board. tiat it alto AN INCREDIBLY TINT (Baltarr Ctaln4) RADIO WEEK OF JANTARV 19-24 201 Boivln Bullillnc Open Dally 9-5. Phone 3464 SEE and HEAR the Seniational Instrument That Oivet You the ThrillingPLEASURE You Want the Corrected Henrint You Need I Hear with lenantional new clarity and beauty) Now you can hear radio program! DIRECT nor re.trnnimitted from another ra dio. 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Smith, tickets, and Mrs. Jack Harrison, refresh ments. Among the civic grouiw working Jointly to aiHinsnr the tttiiico are the Ivory Pine Women's club and the following Uly otgntilrntlnns grange, Music ami Dramatics club. Ladles Aid. and Women's club. All are contributing In service and sup piles for the event. A five piece band from Lorella will plow Earl Graham, principal of the lllv school, is arranging a basketball game to further benefit the Nn tlonal Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. No date has been an nounced for the game. Gold Mine Heiress Asks Divorce NEW YORK. Jan. 20 t.-l'i Nancy Oakes De Marlgny. 23-yetir-old heiress to the gold mine fortune of her slain father. Sir Hurry Oakes, has brought suit to annul her mar rluge to Count Alfred De Marlgny. It was disclosed yesterday. The action, filed several weeks ago. became publicly known when State Supreme Court Justice Bene dict D. Dineen signed on order per mitting notice to be served on De Marlgny by publication. De MoriKiiy. 41. was acquitted In 1D43 of bludgeoning Oakes to death at Nassau in the Bahamas. Mrs. De Mariguy expressed belief In his innocence throughout the long trial. POTENTATE PORTLAND. Jan. 20 Frank L. McGulre. Portland, realtor, was elected 44th potentate of the Al Kadcr temple of the Shrine here List night. Main nilllll III flll I Phune sth all uJlr J ioi3 Jl'ST REl'EIVr.lltVk If I.AtlGE SHIPMENT Rough Rider CORDS A SIZES 2S TO 36 II MAYBE WWW ww i the 2nd I Grazer Prize Contest! MYERS AUTO SALES Lakeviow Eagle Scout Wins High Award POKTLAND, Jan. M A'l - Dick Tlioiuuou. a Id-yrar-iild Kaitle Seoul, uit'iubcr tit I'lirllniitl Inwu 100. hits been mimed the outstand ing Hoy Scout of I'oi'llnud urea council. The ttclcctlon wits nuttlti hum run llltllllPa of XI IMl'lllllltl council ills tilcts on Iho basis of community service unit scouting uclilcvi'iiit'lil. The youth will irpiCM'iil the coun cil at a rcuimml citutHtltltn In Scitlllt', where a Pnclllf Northwest representative will bo selected for a trip to Washington, I). C, during National liny Scout Week. More Convalescent Hospitals Needed POKTLAND. Jim. 110 t-1'i-A Na tional Foundation of Inlanillo Hiualysls official told slate health olflctals here that the atalo needs additional convalescent hit.spltttls. Oreuou's protfi'am for coiitballUK polio rptdrmlrs was praised by Dr. Kt'uurlh 8. Zandauer, New York. He said the hospital facilities could also bo used for ciu.es of rheumatic hrart disease, tuberculosis and chronic bone Infections. IIhui Nudum! Fire lumimnre. IMiunr tiOtiO. i NATIONAL DISTILLERS PR0DUCISC0RP..N.Y. KCfUUCKY WHISKEYA BLEND 86 Find Out Tuesday Night When Wendell Noble Announces the Winners Listen to Wendell Noble and Hemtope, January 20 Over Your Local Mutual Broadcasting Station! (Consult Newspaper for Time and Station) $135,000 in cash and prizes awarded in 8 great contests. Fifth contest ends January 25th. Go to your nearby Kaiser-Frazer dealer and get a free official entry blank and a free tip sheet. Complete listing of prizes and the official contest rules will bo found on your tip sheet. Enter today! 5th BIG CONTEST NOW ON ftfal lodai CLARK MOTOR CO. 531 So. 6th, Klamath Falls Milk Meet Eyed Here The piualblllly that a hearing will be held III Klamalh I'alla by Ihe Oit'lltiii milk control neillon In Feb ruary was liitllcatrd lo Ihe coiimv intent's office recently by Frnl L. lliitliin. milk ctmlitil si't'llon repre sentative for this dlslrlcl. The pur Ihim) of the ht'iii lim will be to enlttb ll.sli new minimum prices for milk to the priHliiceis mill iiImi wholesale ami retail milk. Milk produccm will be nntlllrd ahead of time as lo actual ditto ami place of hcartuR. The liiciettse III feed prices, labor coats, dairy rtitilp- 24 HOUR SERVICE for Top Quality Heating Oils Dependable Chock and Fill Service Larry Goerges BASIN OIL CO. 1X10 Klamath (riirtiirr l.oratlun M. A M. Market! Office. I'hone tltiUO Milila. Hnutlayt. Holidays I'liima (041 for Geiratons rt jv. j . enrucKy - - m A HA ig Eiaiser- nit'iil, mid the over-all coat of milk itUn l lull tinea last sprint should lie bniiiulit out at the hearing-, Hut loll said. , More Infill nittlliin of Uia hearing will be available nt Hie Dairymen's uxMH'lutlun mrellnii Ui bo held Wed ne.Mlity. January HI al 10:00 a. nt. In room 304 of Ihe federal bulldlni. Clarified Ails llilnit Iteaullt STUUTtWV IRRIGATION SYSTEMS UH lo.oir r J. W. KERNS srer kji r . ,. I ravorrt NOW! JO" O 4 5 qt. iO30 Jm pint PROOf 6b GRAIN NtUlRAL SPIRITS m cniiicD Zffi HwAtiiiiap wild Wsndsll Nobis, 4 tlmsi wsiafy evsr Mutual JOHNSON MOTOR CO. Malin 1
