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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 20, 1949)
WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE ELEVEN Here's Dedication Program At Kimball Park Sunday Sponsorship: Civic Improvement rlub uf Port Klamath, In coopera tion with) Uit Oregon alste board of lorestry, Clarence C. Williams, loral representative. Dalo: Btmrfay. July 34, 1049 Tim. 30 p. m Matter ol oeremtinlce. Jiilm Houston o( Klamalli Kalla. Colnra Anifrlrau I'lilnn. Invocation llev. Wesley Huntley, pastor n( Fort Klamath and Chlliaiuln Melhndlat churches. Community allium AriclreeeOeorge rlpaur, deputy state forealrr. Hrlecllnn House llrothera quartet. Aitrlreae Lynn Crouemlllrr, assistant etala forester. Hol-Mlsa Mlrta Drllnrtnll nl CTIillixitllli. Atlilreaa-- Mali nlin Eplry, maiiniliiit til l tor of Tht Herald and Newa, "Historical mgnlflceitre of Area." Helecllon Huuse Hmthera quartet. Aditreaa Dedication and presentation of Mia. Jackson I. Kimball by J. I. Daggett, oiember of stale board of forratry. Community ainging -"America Ilia lleautllul ." Retirement of Colore American Legion. Detalla and finai arrangement worked out by Mrs. W. B. Hescurk, president. Civic Improvement club ol rort Klamath; . Mra. Ellnbeth M. l.oosly, member of Civic Improvement club; Clarence C. Wllllama of Klamath Palli. stale board of forestry. ' Kefreahmenta at noon, tlia public to bring own picnic lunrhra and service. Coffee, Ire cream, with augar and cieam for tha coffee, will be aervet between tha hnuia nf 12 p. m. and J p m. Memorial iark )ut off old VS 97 north of Kurt Klamath1 Junction, at head of Wood river. ' i . . i t Here's Why The Russians Kept Secret All Inventions UT TIIOMAl P. WIIITNET MIWCIIW, July 30 il Why ara tlia Kusslans Jimt beginning to uuiw credit for inventing every thing from the lleam engine to Uit eirplanrt T. ileceuae tha caara concealed the acta to please foreign capitalist. aaya tha Soviet nearspaiier Trud. or gan of tht trad unlona. Harent Soviet announremenla Tuna Appear Off Coast Of Canada VICTORIA. B. C, July 30 icp Tha tuna have arrived off tht coast of Tlrltlth Columbia. But, according to fUharlea offl clala, there will be no Immediate tlampede of fishermen to ratrh the valuable "chicken nf tht aea." f'apt Waller Red lord nf the fish- ertea vhmI llnvm rfimrlMl flisf a I 1 1 1 1. rmvM UntiHa U k.Im aouthwaat of Cape Cook, the north ern tip uf Vancouver Island In water with temperatura ul Ml degree. Thla morning, the Howay landed two tuna 1 mllaa aouthwaat of Es tevan point In water which waa Ml drgreee. Captain Bedford aald the water waa "a good blue." Monday a catch by tha Howay waa tha flrat tuna of tha year In Cana dian waters. Laat year, flrat tuna waa caught 10 daya earlier and a large achool waa located. The Investigation, by the Howay and hrr elater ahlp, Tht Laurler, now tied up here. Bhow only a trend, and no algn of a large achool. Fine Levied For Liquor Selling Eugent Alfred Ippa, M-year-old Bonanui man, waa found guilty if aelllng llouor to Indiana yeaterday and I'idged In tha county Jail. He waa fined 1104 60 'or 63 daya in Jail. It Paya to Cat tht Want Ads I Pal Show To Play Here ElKhtren membera of Pal, Inc., Portland bnyi' rlub. will be In Klam ath Palla under auspices of tht Loyal Order of Mooat and will give two special entertainment thowa whllt hert. Tht boy will give a half-hour how before game tlma thla Satur day evening at Oem atadium and will preaent a full two-hour Bhow Sunday, July 34. at 3 30 pm. on the lawn at Moore park. Pal. Inc., waa organlaed and ka directed by a Portland police officer, Mlrkey Peaa, who formed the club to furnish actlvltiea and recreation for boya with nothng to do or no I place to go to upend leaaurt time. Bringing the boya here la part of the local Morn lodge'a policy of furthering benefits tor children. ILL HOLLYWOOD, July 30 OP) Shir ley Temple la resting comfortably today after an attack of appendlcltla which aent her home from her tudio. Her docton aald they do not be lieve an operation will be necessary, although It waa tht second attack tht 31-year-old ac treat haa na4 within tlvt weeks. Sht waa aUlcken yeaterday aa aha reported for tht final day a work on her current picture. Use the Want Ada for Quick ReaulUI Wanted Clean 1939. 1940 or 1941 BLACK HUDSON COUPE Will pay premium price for good car. Contact Wendell Smith in person -at the Klamath Falls Brick & Tile Co.' Movies Shown On New Dope For Potatoes Mf.Ultll.L July 30- Prank Durbin. a representative of the Shell Chem ical corporation of PHUburg. Calif., waa preaent at a meeting of Inter rated larmert held Monday evening In the recrratlrm hall. Durbin ahowrd movlea nf the equipment uaed and the reaulta of application of NHI (agricultural ammonlal to potato cropa. Nil J la 13 per cent nitnrn and la now being metered Into Irrigation water on potato fields needing nitrogen, especially those that were nipped by the recent froat. Agricultural ammonia haa been used eatenslvely In California and Western Anaona for tht paat 14 years, but la entirely new In this area. It la a product of the Shell Chemical mrporatlnn'a factory at Pittsburg. Olrnn Barton and Cal Preeland from the plant at Pllta burf hava been aent here to assist fn making appHratlona of the chem ical locally I IK Walker, local distributor, nade arrangements for Durbin'a iiil that great discoveries and Inventions previously credited to westerners were actually made by husslana will encourage Soviet patriotism and dis credit the regime that concealed them, the paper aald. Purlhar, aald Trud, Uiey will com bat the "repulsive disease" of "sycophancy before bourgeois cul ture." "Sycophancy" la defined by Punk and Wagnall'a dictionary as "bast flaitery."! Trud charged that Russian land ownera and capitalists wanted to help western capltallata tncouragt Ilia view thai Hussia waa a back ward country which must remain dependent on Western Europe. Therefore, aaya the paper, they aup pressed neaa of aclentiflc advances in Husala. Now. Trud declared, a list of these Inventions haa become an affective meana of combatting "cosmopolitan ism" and Uieoriea of "Anglo-Saaon superiority." which the paier called dangerous weapons of Anglo-American warmongers. Broiled tomatoea and a tossed green salad art delicious accomp animent for many creamed dlahea dried beef, tuna chicken. LENNOX ro HEATING COMFORT HOLLAND Htating Service 14 E. Mala Klaaaala Palla Phont IMS Daily from KLAMATH FALLS 9 Schedules fo PORTLAND 6 Schedules to SAN FRANCISCO 5 Schedules to . 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