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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1951)
I FRIDAY, DKCKMUKIl 7, 10.M HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE TItREB ;Vomen Break Into Business CHILMAnK, Marthas Vineyard, MUM., i Vuunu vvlvee III boot mid nllnklna have upnrt llir SPO-year-old menrullnit ni'iiiapiiiv on acallon drstifluil in thin tiny Island vlllaim. The womenfolks ere making linrly 120 a dny lirlplim cauh (lie (irrstrnl run ul acnllopa In Uie his tory ol the cnmininilty. Mora tlmn l,f(W a day In bring, pill mnniiH less tlmn HO poisons holding "clllsena permits" to tulcll llir succulent Inland uII.j,n. 'ITiankn to k lomlnlno rebellion against the loral "malo amy" re striction on scallop pirmlln, Uie women won ttin nuht tlila year lo litre In Hi 1111111111 lull bimuiir.it. At mit In I town inrrtlna lliry mustered 34 volpii lo 30 lo leqiii-nl I tin selectmen to Irl down Ilia burs against the dlnlnlf side. llnill nearby day Head permit ted women lo no scalloping in 1M. the villagers never mnuo any specific rules aialiut wonirn. H im Just unthinkable lo them that the no-called "ueniler sex" would Inrsake their trsdltionnl place In the home lor the rough and raid work of scallop dragging on aulty Mnnrmsha pond. The lMue arose tlu yr.ir he rnue several young wives Willi husband in Ihe service or Aorku.g at Jobs on the ninlnlund saw no irason why they shouldn't xhttre In the rich harvest, ny Ibrowing open the srnlli.p . fishery lo women Ihe town almost 4 doubled ll mull Iwauu Hie law, by local option, lit art at four bushels per dy lor each Irgui resident. TIMBER FOR 100,000 HOMES UP IN SMOKE WABHINOTON, 11 About one billion board feet ol federal fowl service timber, enough to build nearly 100.000 houses, went, up In moke Ihll year. ; Hie forest service estimates to liny that PIUS flrea burned over 3J.133 KCrei of timber and live stock linili and drulioyed at leant io, 000. oou worth of resources on ledrral land alone. M. M. Nrlron, assistant chief of the (ureal aervlce tire control di vision, told a reporter that MM wan "one of the worst yean In the past few decade, from a Iota standpoint." Mllllona of dollar a could be add ed to. the lima total aa a r fault of flrea on aula ai',1 private land, for which eatlinatca are unavailable. Voliht'a Pioneer Offlre Supply haa all make , , . portable type writer ... try Ihrni today. tiO Main. Hundreds Gather To Honor Duffy MAN FRANCISCO, m Beven hundred people attended a trail inonlul dinner fur retiring- Ban Queulln warden Clinton T. Duffy lnt nlKhl. Hut Ihe moat moving tribute wua this letter read to the group: "When I wan young. I got In trouble and I carried hate Inalde myarll. Warden Dully rehabilitat ed me . . . "He oiienrd Uie door of life to me. If there la any one tonight weeping unashamedly with tcari In hia eyca, It will be I." Hlenedi "Ju.it one of your bnya." Duffy haa acceplrd appointment to Ihe California adult authority Drought In the far Went and Houthweat made It eaay for flames lo whip through valuable limber alalida, and kept ribout 10,000 lire fighters buiy battling blar.es, Tha number of flrea this year W.lt Is not unusually large. There were 03 IK hurt, year and an aver age of voos in the preceding four years. This year'a burned acreage, however, la considerably larger than the 310.043 last year and 21K. 131. averaged in IU4S-M). The a20.OO0.00O bllllon-board-foot loss Is much greater thsu during any other recent year. The loss In I860 was 18.110.000 and 116.000.000 board feet. The average In IIHO-50 waa (4,000,000 and loo, 000.000 feet. The Oils forest III New Mexico had several coally fires. One raged over 40.000 acres In June and July. Valuable hemlock and sprure lands were leveled by a 30,000 acre fire on Washington's Olympic peninsula. 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