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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
MONDAY. DECEMBER 24. 1AS1
WAR ON RATS URGED
TO SAVE FEED GRAIN
reaajaai
By OVID A. MARTIN
A.P. Farm Writer
WA8HINOTON, Ui Uncle Sam
1( urging farmers to declare an
aggressive war against rats
The rural rodent, says the agri
culture department. Is eating
enough grain to create a serious
(ood production problem.
The agency estimates Uiat rats
alone eat about 360 million bushels
of grain annually. That is nearly
10 percent of the quantity farmers
feed annually to produce the na
tion's supply of pork, beef, poultry
and eggs.
The department also estimates
that between 300 million und 600
million bushels of grain are lost
each year to-(nsects.
"Complete prevention of losses
by rodents and insects." the de
partment says, "would save more
than enough grain to eliminate the
prospective grain deficits during
tiie next few years and greatly re
duce efforts needed otherwise to
increase production."
..uiie conceding that complete
elimination of such losses is not
possible, the department says far
mers can utilise rat and insect
control measures which would
greatly reduce these losses.
Hans Norland
627 Pine St.
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By MARJORIE OVGARD
Klamath Falit end Baldy Event heve been getting lots of
nationwide advertising lately on Tex Williams' program heard
regularly en another network. For weeks now. Tex has .been
ennouneing that he'll be in Klamath Falls Christmas ni?ht to sing
with Boldy's orchestra. The band is already 'practicing Tex's
arrangements sent by him, of "Black Strap Molasses," "Shrimp
Boot' end "That's What I Like About the South," which Tex
es guest vocalist HI in9 at the Armory Dance tomorrow night.
The grand finale of the West-Hitchcock series of Christmos pro
grams will be heard tomorrow, Christmos Doy, from 2:00-30. Mrs.
Beuloh Mushen will be the organist, Rev. Dwoyne Proett will give the
reading, and the choir of the Peace Memohoal Church will sing many
beautiful Christmos hymns, among them "Fairest Lord Jesus." To
night's West-Hitchcock program is at 9:30 ogain, and features Rev.
Proett at the organ, Carl Hagel os soloist, ond Rev. David Barnett as
norrator. Paul Alexander is the onnouncer and orranger of all of
these programs. We believe the sponsor deserves a lot of credit for
presenting this fine series each year.
Christmas Eve tonight and KFLW and ABC offer these
special broadcasts for your enjoyment and in commemoration of
the Christ Child's birth. At 10:15, "Story of the Nativity" with
Edwin C. Hill in his traditional presentation of the Story, with
appropriate music. At 10:30 "The Trinity Church Chimes" will
be sounded for one minute. Historic Trinity is famous financial
district church in New York. Then portion of the religious
service from the Cathedral of St. John the Divine with a Christ
mas message from the Bishop of N.Y. At 11:00-12:00, a live
broadcast of soectol Christmas service from the First Presbyter
Ian Church in Klamath Foils.
Tomorrow "Betty Crocker" will toke listeners across the Pacific
to hear how o group of wounded Korean veterans ore celebrating the
doy. At 5:00 p.m., children will enjoy "Christmastime, Hollywood,
USA", o radio show from the film center feoturing Edoor Bergen ond
Chortle McCarthy, omong many others. 7:00 p.m. "Greotest Story"
will offer "No Room ot the Inn." At 7:30, another kiddies' story,
"The Christmos that Almost Never Was," ond ot 9:00, o whole hour
of Christmos Carols sung by glee clubs ond choirs composed of em
ployes Of five industrial organizations. Milton Cross will be narrator
on this broodcost.
Merry Christmas, end Happy Listening!
The plea for a rat extermination
campaign is made at a time when
the nation Is using grains particu
larly livestock feed grains at a
greater rate than they are being
produced.
The department lecommends use
of poisons, such as the relatively
new drug "warfarin." (unugants
and traps to clcr.n out rals.
Information which outlines etlec
tlve control measures agamst in
sects, rodents, and losses lrom
spoilage has been prepared to sui
regional conditions and varying
types of equipment. This inlorma
tion may be obtained from various
stale land grant colleges and the
department itself.
Twins Noisy At
Christening Rite
BEVERLY HILLS. Calif., HI
The seven-months-old iw.ii daush
ters of screen star and Mrs. Jim
my Stewart yelled throughout Uie
entire christening ceremony at the
community Presbyterian church.
The girls, Kelly and Judy, were
the center of atteniion in more
ways' than one, and Jimmy snid
he understands their yelling is a
good sign."
Stewart's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Alexander Stewart of Indiana. Pa.,
were at the chrislen'ng. They arc
spending the holidays here.
Oodnarents of the Stewart twins
are Mrs. Ray Milland. Mrs. PegRy
Bolton. Guy Gadbois, Stewarts
business manager, and Lou Yv'as-
serman, president of Music Cor
poration of America.
Special Christmas Broadcast
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Reunion by radio! Her sen-icemen
overseas talk to their (amities
at home via transoceanic radio
phone on Christmas afternoon.
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Emerson said:
"The best way to
have a friend
is to be one."
To oil our friends
ond friends to be
in Klamath Falls,
we extend most
sincerely
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Earl R.
Rawlins
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! Hollywood
Honors
All States
, By BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD. i.rV-H Hollywood
keeps working at It. every stale in
the union will be honored In
lilm title.
Latest stiite to get the nod Is
'Minnesota," which is the title ol
a Republic mining saga located in
the Mesabl range. The Oopher
state Joins the select company wiUi
other picture titles such as:
"Arizona." "Arkansas Traveler."
"California." "Colorado." "A Con
necticut Yunkee." "Florida Spe
cial," "Idaho." "Home In Indi
ana." "Kansas Cyclone." "In Old
Kentucky," "Louisiana Purchase."
"Maryland.' "The Michigan Kid."
"Mississippi," "In Old Missouri."
"Montana." "Nevada." "New
York." "New Mexico," "Oklahoma
Kid." "Oregon Trail." "Tennessee
Johnson." "Teias," "Utah," "Vir
ginia" and "Wyoming."
There has also been a "Hawaii
Calls. "Alaska" and "Washington
iD.C.) Masquerade."
Most popular state (or having Us
cities In titles appears to be Texas.
There have been auch pictures as
"Dallas." ;"Fort Worth." "San
Antonio." "El Paso." "Abilene
Town, r'Corpus Chrlstl Bandits,"
"In Old Amarillo." Not to mention
"Mourning Becomes Electra"
ipopulation 4934:
That ends our geography .asson
lor. today . . .
Film folk still can't stop talking
about the Walter Wanger-Joan
Bennett affair. There are many
(ears that the emuing trial will bs
one of (ha, hottest Holywood has
VerWeeb3 I
One observer, contemplating
Wanser's (inanclal disaster, re
marked that the producer made a
prime error: That of putting all
his eggs in one basket. Wanger ap
parently Invested his entire bank
roll in "Joan of Arc" with the ex
pectation that It would be a Bonan
za. But Its initial take was disap
pointing. Then Ingrid Bergman got
into the news. The chances were
nil of making a profit on a picture
depicting her as a saint . . .
Such is fame in Hollywood: Rhu
barb, who starred In the title role
in his last picture. Is playing a
bit in "we're not married." The
faded feline doesn't even get bill
ing . . .
I finally caught up with "Red
Badge of Courage," and I (eel that
it is the most under-rated, badly
handled picture of the year. After
holding it (or a year. MCM cut
the (11m down to a (ast 68 min
utes and then released It on the
lower half of a double bill, with
out even a pre3s preview.
Yet "Red Badge" is already
cropping up on "10 best picture"
lists and evoking high praise from
discriminating moveiegoers. It is
a supjrb study of courage and
cowardice in- battle, and perhaps
the most realistic film of the
Civil War ever made. Perhaps it
: isn't (or mass appeal, but tnen it
should have been exhibited wltn
I taste and distinction, as auch films
as "Cyrano," "The River" and
("Red 8hoes."
I understand that John Huston,
who made the picture, is heart
sick about Its mistreatment and
I wilt not see It in ita present
l(orm ... t .
j Fred Allen's crack about a prom
ilncnt TV clown: "he's In love with
i himself and hoping It catches on."
Churchill To
Address Congress
WASHINGTON, I British
Prime Minister Winston Churchill
will address a Joint session of con
gress when he visits Washington
next month.
Churchill is due shortly after
New Year s to confer with presi
dent Truman. They have met three
times before in 1945 at Potsdam,
In 1940 in this country when
Churchill made his Fulton, Mo.,
speech, and last year in Washlng-
Vice President Berkley an
nounced yesterday Churchill will
talk to congress "about January
17." Barkley said this would be
after the British leader meets with
Mr. Truman, visits Canada and re
turns here for a second stay.
Huge Foreign Aid
Fund In Offing
WASHINGTON, 11 President
Truman reportedly plans to ask
congress next month to vote a
foreign aid program of about the
same size It approved this yeai.
This word came yesterday from
an Informed official who declined
to be quoted bv name. He toid
newsmen the tentative uudgel fig
ure is about a billion dollais less
than the 8'i billions Mr. Truman
asked last year.
Congress voted 7, 284,000,000,
making most ot the cuts In eco
nomic rather than arms aid.
A decision to reduce the aak'.ng
price would come at a lime when
Britain and France are in tighten
ing financial straits. On the other
hand, the U.B. deficit (or the cur
rent fiscal year ending June 30 is
due to set a peacetime high.
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