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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 22, 1949)
PACl TWENTY-POUR WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22,1? HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON Timber-Rich Masks Eyed By Reclamation Men As Future Source Of Supply WASHINGTON. Jane ft "l Ttenber-rirh Alaska eusht to be snaking Its own farnltare, bnlldlnf IU m beata, tarninf eat its awn red cedar shlnilee, ti tht rerla mtlMl barees. And there's a tremendous world demand (or pulp tor newsprint, for rayon and (or plastics that the territory could be but Is not helplnc to ullt.tr. "Canadian rtlorts (all (ar short ot supplying pulp and paper demands within the United States." the bu- Morse Horses Still Tops In Competition WASHINGTON, J u n M m Though his fine stallion. Spice ot Lite, has been retired. Senator Morse R-Ore.) still Is winning horse shows. At Toreatville, Va, last Saturday, he drore a tour-year-old mare to the reserve championship In the im.Hnn Unna Khiw association event. ( The mare. Golden Flirt, Is a palo mino registered American saddle horse. Senator Morse rode and drove her to second nbeons In the model, tine harness and (ire-faitd classes, winning nine points toward the grand championship. This total was just one lets than that 01 the win ner. Amity Pea vine, a chestnut mare owned by Waiter Pumplirey ot Washington. Golden Flirt Is owned by the senator's daughter. Amy. She Is a daughter ot Spice ot Life, the stal lion with which Senator Morse won many championships during his five years in the East, spice nas been retired because of a leg injury. Senator Morse said Spice of Lite will be retired to stud in Kentucky for the rest of this season. He added he then hoped to make the stallion available to Oregon horsemen at the beginning ot the next breeding sea- Ma rine Veteran Saves Baby's Life DETROIT. June 8 W Two-year-old Michael Patrician Jr. was holding grimly to the outside ledge of a hotel window Monday. It was a five-story drop to the sidewalk below. Blake Frey. 24. a husky marine veteran, happened by and spotted the baby. He went into action fast He ordered someone to run for a blanket. But It was too late. The caby started to fslL Frey leaped to the spot and held out his arms. The 40-pound child slipped through his arms to the sidewalk. But the fall was broken. The baby, although Injured seri ously, was reported responding to treatment at a hospital. "I'm sorry I coukint hold him," Frey apologized to the parents. reau's report. In support of pro posals to extend reclamation laws to alaska, said this week. "Arslnit this (Canadian and I'.St fast-dwindling timber supply Alaska offers Its bate coastal forests, bow rolling for want of aso but capable of providing l.toe SOSOM board feet of timber annually ow and for ever. "Once the hungry domestic mar ket Is satisfied, there Is the growing literacy of the Orient which will demand more paper for books, mag azines and newsprint. "Alaska Is closer closer by hun dreds ot miles to the markets of the Orient thin Is the continental coast of the United States proper, Including the paper-producing re-t-icits of British Columbia." T2ie forest service estimates that (ha Tongasa national forest. In southeastern Alaska, has enoagh Umber and water power la supply half a dosen palp and paper mills of SOS-ton capacity Tar a total out put of l.MM.ao tons of newsprint every year, in perpetuity. The reclamation report pointed out that the forest service already has approved a contract for estab lishment ot a pulp mill near Ketch ikan. It Is said there is "active Interest" In the building ot similar nulls at Sitka, Thomas bay and other southeastern Alaska localities. Alaska's forests, it added, could be producing all sorts of woodenware, barrels for the fishing Industry, pre fabricated log houses, and material for building or repairing the thou sands of small boats used in the territory. And power-line cedar poke. It said, are so mach In demand In the middle-western and eastern states tnai tney could profitably be ex ported by boat to Prince Rupert. B. C and then by rail to the lurra- ; r- ::. -- ... .--: i LILY PARADE Shown above is one of lost year's prize winners in the Brookings Annual Lily Parade. The lily parade will be held on the last day of the festival, which is scheduled for July 2, 3 and 4. FORT KLAMATH, June M At the regular meeting ot the Civic Improvement dub held recently, the date of Sunday, July 34. was defin itely set for the dedication of the Jackson F. Kimball Memorial park at the head ot Wood river, three miles northeast of here on highway 233. formerly highway 7, on Sun mountain. The dedication ceremonies and program will be held under the sponsorship of the state forestry service, in cooperation with the local women's organization, assisted fi nancially by all the business estab lishments in Fort Klamath. Conferring with the club women on Friday In connection with the; I forthcoming opening ot the park was i Clarence C. Williams of the Klamatn I Falls state forestry department of- ' ' IT. AII.inul nl,n, fn, tha all. ' . , , day celebration, which Include a pro- PoW""mfiision llnM no'&'-'gram with John Houston of Xlam tag studied tor construction tnlltn Falls muter ot ceremonies, Alaska would require within the i in(j Malcolm Epley. managing editor next tew years more than 20 000 ., The Herald and News, tz ..rest poiea wiui a iouu lengui exceeding spnKtT 1JO0.000 feet," the report pointed I A plcnic lunch wiU be enjoyed. .,. ., . with the forestry service furnishing By 195g Alaskan power trans- and Ice cream, which wiU be mission and distribution pole re-irved to the crowd by club mem- qunmrnia snouia exceea 10.000 n, m addition to bringing their each year. picnic lunches, those attending are Alaska's forest industries win be asked to provide their own personal oae at me f osnttauoa stones of the services of cups, pistes and aUver-marh-needesl hid as trial develop- ware. Full details of the program aotw or ih scmury. providing a planned for the day will be en aew and vital role far Alaska la the nounced later. of world economy." 1 Mrs. William C. Martin, vice pres. Kimball Memorial Park To Be Dedicated On July 24 Idem, was In the chair for the bus iness session, when plans were also made for two other club affairs, to be held this month. On Saturday. June 25. a conked food sale will be held, when club women will offer tor sale a variety of home-made cakes, pies, salads, etc., at the Crater Lake grocery and Loosley s market. Keynote by Derby' 51 starting the sale at 10 a. m. and continuing until the supply Is ex hausted. On the same evening, a dance will be sponsored by the club in the clubhouse, witlt music to be furnished by Vanillin's Serenaders. At the close of the business ses sion, the usual social hour was en joyed by those present, with refresh- mrnta being served by hostesses of the afternoon, Mis. William C. Mar tin and Mrs. Frank blrahan, assist ed by Mrs. Elmer Zumbrun. Attend, lug tin meeting were Mrs. Alfred B. Castel Jr, Mrs. Frank Denton, Mis Elisabeth Loonier, Mis. Bert Gray, Mrs. Patrick J. McAullllr. Mrs. Wil liam C. Martin. Mrs. Frank Buahali. Mrs. Elmer Zumbrun, Mrs. Earl Jarkwn. Mrs. Kny Pro ell and Mrs. Lloyd women, the latter two bring club members from Chlloquin, and the special visitor for the buslucsa session. Clarence C. Williams of the Slate forestry department of Klamath Falls. Texan Weds Hoheniollern HECH1NOKN, Germany, Jims 22 (D Kaiser Wllhelm's granddaugh ter married her Texas suitor Tues day In a royal castle In a scene of pomp recalling the glitter of the once-mighty house of HohrnstiUrrn. The royal llohrnsollern flag with the black eagle which once struck aw In European hearts fluttrred over the 1000-year-old castle as blonde Princess Cerllle became Mrs Clyde Harris of Anvirillo, Tex. 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