THURSDAY, DEC. J, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
PACE TWENTY -ONI
Dairy Herd
Testers Hold
Conference
' Dlry hard Improvement aupervl
mi, representing testing organisa
tions In n counties, war suctd
to attend th annual eonfernc in
Corvsllta. yesterday.
J. u. Vertreea mid O. T. Waldo
represent Klamath county test
era lor the lord dairy herd Improve
monl aasnrlatlnn.
H. P. Ewill, Oregon niala col
lege ostenalnn dairy eprlIisl, u
In ehrg 01 in ons-nay meeting.
Purnuea of tlx annual get-togelh-
. r w to brine tho In chsrx of
testing up lo data on latnt devel
opment and to provtdi Information
nd Idaaa for Improving tha pro
gram. At preaent. Kwalt lala.
mere ra Improvement froupa In H
countlM tmployinf 1 supervisors.
Spud Growers
To Meet
1 At Merrill
Klamath potato growers essocta.
tlon haa scheduled a meeting for
a. m- Wadnaaday December T
at Marrlll.
, Tha program will Include a prog
ress report on potato handling ex
periment which hava own carried
In Idaho. Tha Idaho potato commla
aion in cooparatlon with tha Abtr
om eaperlment autlon haa don
considerable work on harvesting
and handling mthoda and equip
ment Bill Humphray. who nds tha
project, will plln tha work and
anew motion plcturaa.
Humphrey la to attand a almllar
meeting of tha Canlral Oregon po
tato association In Bdmond Decem
ber I.
A report of proceedings at tha na
tlnnal potato council meeting In
Waahlngton November M and te
will b glvm by Louis Lyon.
Bart Dvtdmn admlnUtralor for
h. nrHMi noUlo eommlulnn and
members of tha commission wm om
present to report on aeUrlllaa of
tha commission.
Tree Chemical
To Reduce
Fire Hazards
A imw ehemlcal compound which
kapa Chrtiunaa tree g reen, raduc
a their naadl loss, and motes
Dim ffeurlr fir realsUnt U
now on th market.
Tha chemical U p.d UV nr
metlrslly sealed can and U aold In
Ita crystalline form. Tha user elm
ply adda a -an and a half of wa
tr. standi th tree trunk In tha
anluUnn for four daya or mora and
decorates It
If th tr la than removed from
th aolutlon. It la cult saf for sev-
ral week. However. If convenient.
th trunk may b laft aundlng In
tha solution.
Thla Internal absorption, which la
tha method recommended by tha na
tional safety council, haa th addad
advantaga alnc Ua aolutlon la
harmles and non-toxic.
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Virginia Brown
To Attend
Navy School .
Virginia E. Brown, tow Harlan
drlv. haa recently been aworn Itno
tha regular navy and will attend th
War recruit training achool at
Oreat Lakaa, III., a a teaman r
cruil Two other recrutta, Mlu Beverly
McDanlel. Kedmond and Mlu Mil
dred V. Klwr, Wenatcher. Wh.,
war awom In with Miss Brown.
P u r t h r training In specialists
arhoola and duty at naval activities
will follow their Initial training per
iod. . Upeelaltie
Specialty arhoola Include radio,
aviation, hospital. corps, denial tech
nician, yeoman, radlo-elecironlcs,
stor-kper and peraonn! work.
NIW WAV! FOR THI NAVY Mist Virginia E. Brown, left,
Klomath Falls, looks ot a location on tht globe where she
may serve whilt In the navy. With her are Miss Beverly Mc
Doniel, Redmond, Miss Mildred V. Kixner, Wenotchee, Woh.,
ond Lt. Dorothy N. Field, USNR.
Flaxseed
Production
Decreases
World flaxMtd production thla
year la animated at 1333 million
buihela. Thla la only 10 per cent be
low !at year'a crop and equali tha
It3t-ia3t average, deaplt th aharp
drop In North American output.
Canada'! draatle cut In acreage
reunited In tha greateat change In
nduetlnn proapect of tha 1M0-M
flaxaeed aeaaon. Acreage In the
V'nlted fitatei down alightly, and
yield per err la the loweat In aev
eral year. Thla reaulted In an out
turn of leas than 80 per cent of the
IMS record harveat but one-third
above the 193S-1M7 average.
Mexlco'e flaxaeed crop, particu
larly on the Weal coast, la entailer
b than anticipated. Stocki of tlax
, ared end llnaeed In terma of
, aeed In the Important producing
countrlea probably wer well In
eireaa of 100 million buahela on
July I. 14.
At leaat SO per cant of theae
atocka were In the weatern hemla
phere. riaxaeed production ha In
creased moderately In other part
of the world except In Africa, wher
th currant estimate la more than
double that of 14S.
iir.Ni.rr nr.tr ctvn
The Henley Beef club executive
end program committee held a
Joint meeting on November IS at
7:30 p. m. at th horn of Leonard
OarrUon. The purpose of the meet
ing was to fill out th program of
work for th coming year.
Th program of work la en out
line that telta where th meeting la
to be held, th date, roll call top
ic, project lesson and th activi
ties. Th neat meeting Is to b
held at th horn of Ralph Wis
on December 11. Th roll call topic
la calves welgnt. Par project a
motion picture of food aa It Is as
almtlated by a cow la planned which
will explain the Imporunc of the
right kind of food. .
Those present- at th meeting
were Leonard Oaniaon, Betty
Brandeleikr. Lenta Peery, Diana
Dennis. Margaret and Elisabeth
Bcala. Dale Williams and the leader
Blanley Masten. V Ul tors Included
Mrs. Scale. Mrs. William and Mr,
and Mrs. OarrUon. Refreshments
were aerved at th cloa of th
meeting.
BONANZA
Th fall meetlnga of th Bonanxt
Cory Roomer constated of project
work. Mlai Joan Howell demonatrat
ed lamp making to the club. Each
girl made a lamp for their dreaelnc
table. Odd shaped bottles were used
and filled with a dry material aurh
as salt, tand, and corn meal. The
lamp ahadra wl'l be made at a
later meeting.
Chrtatmas candlea were made at
tha November 22 meeting. Odds and
enda of uaed colored candlea were
melted end poured over whit can
dle. Oold and allver fleck wer
used to decors' th candles. Can
dle holders were made of wooden
paper holders and covered with tin
foil.
New member Joining the club
are Patty Sewald and LouU
Schmo.
iir.NLcr
Th Henley 4-H Camp Cookery
cllib, Eleven Live Biscuits, met at
the horn of their leader, Mrs. E.
O. Yadnn. Baturday, November IS.
The club member made biscuits,
roasted wiener and pot toe and
made aalad and punch for their
lunch. '
In the afternoon th club mem
ber held their meeting which was
opened by. alnglng. The club mem
bera choee the nume for their dub.
Enlistment are for a period of
four or alx yeara at the option of
the anllst. Alignments Include
overaea duty but are based on
needs of the service.
Initial processing of applicant I
handled by the U S Navy recruit
ing service located In tha post of
fice building.
Ayyam,' stlmata that about on Aleppo la northern Syria alnc the
hundred Jewish families left th Palestine struggle approached e ell-
clty in the last three months. "Al
Ayyam" aatd they went to Israel,
I smuggling their movable property
land money with them. Informed
sources aay lt la possible that some
Jw Ltove Syria
For Security
DAMASCUS V-Tht small Jew
ish population remaining In ancient
Damascus Is shrinking steadily be
cause Jewish families are leaving
Syria In a search for greater se
curity. One Arabic newnpaper, "Al
mag In 1947. The W00 figure 1 a
conservative estimate. Rellabl esti
mate place the present Jewish pop
ulation of Damascua at 4000; ot Al
ppo at 3000. Syrian Jews have
of the Jewa reached Israel, but they been concentrated In these two
If you use moderate temperature
for routing duck nd want a crtap
r, browner skin than results, place
th duck under th broiler before
serving. Or on hour before roasting
brush th duck with a few labl.
spoons of hon-y mixed with a tea
spoon of soy sauce.
believe most of them sought refuge
In Beirut, acrou tha mountains In
Lebanon, traditionally Christian
area In a Moslem world.
Jewish sources decline to discuss
the situation of the Jews In Damas
cus or Syria for fear of disturbing
j the present delicate status. How
i ever. It was learned that more than
6000 Jewa hava fled Damascus and
cities for centuries.
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CRE0MULSI0N
torCoufhs,ChstColdt,lronchitis
BACKACHE,
LEG PAINS MAY
BE DANGER SIGN
Of Tired Kidneys
Wan eiaAraar ef kktser ranaUM aenalta
aoiaonoua nwtur tn ranuin In ygtir Wnrn
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aaiaa, Wt paiaa, imm mt eveandMarrr. -a-tln
up aiahta, aw'llint. puftnM under th
ST-a. aeawiarhes ami aliisiiMaa. FrwqurM oe
aran' j paas with anwutltuc an4 hMrnltt
SnowtlBM ahnwa thara la aatathla waaag
With jnur kldnara ar bladder.
Ima'l wait I Aak your druaalal for Pnaa
Pills a stimulant dioreUa, UMd auecaaatallr
to mllliona tor over IS roars. Dn'a afv
kapvr rell'f and will b-lp th is mil-i ot
idoar tubaa fluih out oniaoooes
row hM. Got Doss's fills.
on mayonnals drawing for a fruit
salad.
Tha business meeting waa held
after the demonstration and then
the club ate the salad, and the
meeting waa dismissed.
The cooks also met at the home
of their leader, Mrs. John P. Kerns,
on November '3. Betty Lou Davison
and Mary House gave a demonstra
tion on Spanish rice with barbe
cued meat In It and well spiced. The
real of the club watched to see If
they made any mistakes on their
demonstration. Mrs. Kerns gave the
club soma notee from the Betty
Crocker kitchen on holiday special-
tics.
AI.TAMONT
Organisation meeting of th Bob
hit. Sewing club, clothing II, of Alta
mont waa held at the home of
Nancy end Roberta Prultt of Alte
rnant drive. November 20. Election
of officers were: president, Nancy
Prultt; vice president, Claudett
Lanier: secretary. Virginia Foster;
news reporter, Roberta Prultt.
Cow Thief Blamtt
Ulcers
WASHINGTON (jn H a r r T C.
Barton, of Ssndy Spring, noticed the
cow he Just bought seemed home
sick. He noticed also that its horn
drooped. And h resd Ihsl a cow
with droopy norns had been stolen.
Checking up. sure enough he
found that he had bought a atolen
cow. He got lis money back. Tha
rustler wss traced, confessed, and
blamed It all on the fact that he
had ulcere, seven children and a
house that burned down.
"But II It wasnt tor drinking. I
wouldn't have taken a single cow,"
he aald. '
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Before storing cheese In the re
frigerator wrap tightly In waxed pa
par or aluminum foil and then place
In a covered container.
Why Rtd Cars
Speed Traffic
NEW YORK ( Do you dislike
having other motorist Jockey paat
you while trying to drlvg at a safe
and steady psce?
If so, don't buy a red car, ad
tlsea Howard Ketcham, color and
design engineer. A test of motor
lsu' reactions showed that drlvera
are more Impatient when trailing a
red car because red Is the moat
stimulating color hence the great
er urge to pass. Cream and yellow
colora are also stimulating, while
I.OAFKR8 CLVB
The regular meeting of the Laxy
Loafers club met at Shirley O'Sul-
llvan'a home 'art week. Vlcj presl
dent, Elale Olava brought the meet
ing to order since the president.
Joule Stover, wa not there. The
secretary, DeAnne Burgess read tne
minutes of the lsat meeting and
railed tha roll.
The members of the club sang
annua and had refreshment of
rtunrh and cookie.
Members present were Wild
nook. Elisabeth Sexton, DeAnne
nimeaa. Elsie Glava. Judy John.
son. 8hlrley O'Sulllvan, Lola Bhep
ard, Cornlne Ruak. Ruby Rusk.
Shirley Wordand, and Wally Win
der.
SUMMERS
.. Tn a.tt nonker of Sum1
.r. mot at the home of Mrs. P. B.
Wolfrum. The club discussed aom
field trlpa which th leader aald
mould be taken later. They also die
cussed what to make In their cook-
I.. n.nlapl
All of the member of the club
were present except one. Refresh
mrnta were aerved and the meet
ing was adjourned.
1-AIRHAVrN
Tho meetlnr. of the Pioneer Cooke
of Palrhaven was held at the home
.i Mrs John P. Kern, their leader,
on November 18 at 4:00 p.m. Rein
.m n.verlv Hurlbut. and Jose
phine Colwell gave a demonstration
hi. hiiiea and ereens without yel
low undertones are the color less
Inciting to the driver In the follow
ing car, Mr, Ketcnam report.
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FRIDAY & SATURDAY
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LEGION ROOMS in the
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CLOCK COLLECTOR
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minister of Hollywood, who
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th world, works on a French
skeleton clock mad about U00.
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