Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, June 22, 1949, Page 23, Image 23

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    WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22,194?
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE TWENTY-THREH
800 Fire Fighters Move
Into Oregon's Forests As
'Powder Keg' Time Opens
By Th Aaaorlaled trea
right hundred rrct-hatted fir
fighters moved Into Orcguiie alate
; fnreat Tuesday aa summer arrived
w It hi rrlallv hunildll y only lltttt
above th danger point.
Another loo will b on duty In
Oregon 13 national toreata by July I.
Tit heaviest concentration of
tratnrd flr-flhler rings th Tilla
mook burn. That tMaJ-amiare-mll
araa which a brrn biirnril and re
burned until It amall iipw growth
and brush la drjr-weathcr powder
keg.
Th plan for th Tillamook burn
haa been dubbed "operation powder
keg" by District Warden M Hrhro
dfr of Forest Orove. A l:i5-mn
f:i.l-alarm crew ran hit any fir In
th burn within 30 mlnutra after th
flrit rfport. Bchrneder save. Th
fir fighting ran ba at moat plaics,
by rarini over fir and logging
roada, within 10 mlnutra.
Th la lookout atatlona In th
nnrlhwMt district hav all brrn
manned. Ilradouarlera at Fnreat
VCIrova la In radio contact with th
'rlalem forest headiiuartere and
throuihnut th dlatrlrt mobile and
lower radio ara In touch with For-
eat Clrova, where tool for an addi
tional 700 fir fighter ar In read
Ineaa. Hchrocdcr laid rvarythlng waa aet
to meet fir In th ataln'a worm
danitrr point and h expressed
concern that I ha craw might b
called nut In full atrength.
Th Forcata ar dry. Today's fir
weather forecast had thla re)irt:
Northwest Oregon, warmer, humid
ity about 40 per cent on th roaat,
35 to 40 per cent In th Interior
vallera and fooihllla and near 10
ler rent on th east aloi of Mount
Hood; WetlneMlay. cloudy and
cooler with scattered light ahowera
and humlillty about M per cent;
Houthweaiern Oregon, warmer today
with widely arattered thunileratorma
In th Caaradea thla afternoon and
tonight, humidity 40 per rent on
lha roaat and 30 to 40 per cent
Inland; Wednesday partly cloudy
and cooler with humidity about 40
per rent; Houth Central Oregon,
warmer today with arattered mild
Ihunderatorma In th afternoon and
evening in in caaranea, numuiuy
hear 20 per rent thla afternoon;
Wedneaday illghtly cooler, humidity
3ft to 30 per rent.
Ruin From
Bruin Has
WTC Siewin'
TACOMA. Jun 77 Th ruin
from llruln haa Wcyerhaeuarr Tim.
ber company offirlala atewln'.
Mortality In th enmpany'a fit.
Helena tre farm near t,ongvlew
haa been especially high thla year
tn 10 to l-year-old atandi, F.d Ilea,
cog. th managing forcater, reported
Tueaday.
"F.lnhtr per cent of thla ta trace-
bl tn damage by bears," lleaeoi
aald. Th other JO per rent la at
tributed tn deer, aphlda, bark bce
tlea, branch dlebark. ennk. carpenter
ant. variety of fungua dlieeaee
nd winterkill
Hut thnac peaky beara plrk on the i
largest and moat vigorous treea. us
uahv wher th flocking ta fairly
Jlght
They chew th bark off " Heaeog
aaye, "generally girdling th tre i
They aeem to rellah the tender
cambium layer between th wood
and th bark In th early aprltig
Then It'a eaperlally aweet and molat
nd apparently more ettectlv aa
tonie and taiatlva."
Th exact damag haa not yet
been aarartalned but appeara to be
rtired evr eeveral thousand
crea.
W won't aay th company off!
dale can't bear It. They hav to
Until aolutlon la found.
75 Cent Minimum
Wage Wins Okay
WAHHINOTON. Jun JJ (JTi A
acnat labor aubrommltte voted
unanlmoualy Tueaday for min
imum wag of 76 cent an hour. It
decided agalnat trying to extend cov
erage of th wage-hour law to
S.onoooO additional workera.
Th ecven-man aubrommltt,
headed by Benator Pepper D-FIa,
corutllutea a majority of th 13
man aenat labor commute. Bo
preaumably Tueaday'a agreement
mean the full commute ta certain
to recommend wag-booatln teg il
lation to th aenat.
roMMi'Tro
ATHFN8. Jun 73 (;rv The death
sentences of JS peraona. Including
four women, were commuted to life
tmprtannmenl Tueaday by decree of
King Paul. All had been aentenced
under th emergency meaaurea act
which cover offenaea related to th
communlat guerrilla rebellion.
FREE GIFT TO
HEARING AID USERS
for aaelntaaa lar(ff Itl ttUU9
trT una MATiihttH. ihit
- haa ( he la, fail i I bat a ft
4 m4 will It ft it Ik nni 4t mmm
Ifta hit 4 mt kratrliaf rwa. afj
mi Rrt a niurr
JIM K Tfl AmwUIn
lit Mftlh A.
CARNIVAL
By Dick Turner
"7 -' r m l . - "
ffjH rCsz
"What'a all thli excitement about cotton and wool how
about mink?"
Conalrurtlon of th original prison
at 8llig Sing waa atarled tn 1833,
and the flrat cell block waa com
pleted In 1U0.
THeVTslTHE THIRD TIME'STEVE'S HIT TMA.T
-CORD INSTIAt OP HIS A" STRING"
Doei'f avarlosd yor Icctrlc clrwlra.aWhn yea'
build ar andrnli. arevlda ADIQUATI WlltlNO.'
Sea Your Electricol Contractor
Food May Be
Key To Peace
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. Jun 77
'4v Klwanlana war told Tueaday
"th key ta world pear may be
food."
J. W. a. MarF.wan, dean of agri
culture at th llnlveralty of Mani
toba, Winnipeg, told the 34th annual
convention of Klwanl Interna
tional: "By well directed food pollclea, we
atand to Improve aolla, Increaa a
rurlty, feed hungry people and cre
at good will among men." Mac
F.wan aald It take two and half
acre each to give everyon In th
world an adequate diet, but there
ar only two acrea per person available.
Th upper half of th no of th
African Ieaf-noM bat haa the ahape
of a Iraf. The lower half la ahaped
like a horaeahoe.
y
ii
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Mr $mtlmn Mfi, if ht 4nJ4mi nt,
Ul Crt At., A. Csmmm, Okf.
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Th car that' firat today In ttyl
in comfort in performance it
alio firat In economy.
Only Nh la io perfcctlr atream
lined, one twerp of wheel-cnclol-,
Ing curve.
Non other ha icata go will they
turn Into Twin llcdt , . . inch pai
enijer room, lugga! room nd
road clearance, all in car only 62
Inches high.
And non other hi th Naah
"600" deliver over 25 mile to
th Kallon at averad hiffhway
apced. 1'lii I the value only Naah
can build with (Jirdcr-built I'ni
tired lloily-and-I'ratne.
Only with irientiKo Naaliconatruc
tinn can full tn he mad nf roil
aprinjfi on ell four wheela. ei((lit
la awunK lower for new rod-hii(f
inj liability . iqucaki end
rattlca eliminated MS rigidity In
creased 50.
And only Naah give you Weather
V.yt Conditioned Air . . . L'niflo
Jet Carhuretion ... th Uniacope
nd curved, undivided windihicld
on all modelt.
See end drive th moat popular car
Naah ever built the AirSyte that's
breaking all rrenrda In our 47-year
hiatory. Your Naah dealer will
gladly demonstrate a Naah "600"
or Ambassador.
Low Delivered Prices
NASH "60V
2-Door ScoVm
NASHAmeosaooW
2-Door Sdo
$2089"
"2506"
TbM low HIIwm1 nrlrM art for fully
Mulnntxl cur, with Twin llnli. VMth .
rTtieonn r mm ait Nvittrn. lafrfwati.
Foam Ruhhr &mt Ouahlnna and Oil
nam Air i.Mnr. Ktata and inrai
(II any), llcanaa and (ill aacrm.
OHCAT CARS CI 1
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HUE'S WHAT WI DOt
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a d)et raax7 bretei
leyirahli ed brake tkl
a lead test, edhnt efl krwka
$ "120
pedal I I Extra
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BALSIGER MOTOR CO.
Main at Esplanade
Phone 3151
ARBUCKIE'S
BUSTER BROWN SHOE STORE
OUT AHEAD AGAIN
a
with really outstanding Shoe Values!
SEil
SALE
Naturalizers
"The shoe with the
beautiful fit"
Every Pair in Stock.
Nona Reserved.
Pumpi High
Straps Mid
Ties Lo
SALE
heels
dwoys
Low heels
88
Black, brown, red,
green, gray, blue
Spectators.
Teen-Age
Sports
' All Styles and
Colors
SALE
o
Loafers and many
other styles and
combinations.
Tiffany
Originals
This Js W.
SALE
88
(q)
A real collection
of shoe values.
See our windows.'
Oomphie Casuals
and Kedettes
VALUES TO
5.95
SALE
WASHABLE PLAY SHOES
3
Arbuclde's Buster Brovn Shoe Store
606 So. 6th St.
633 Main