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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1952)
PAGE TEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON WKDNI'INDAY, Al'ltll, Mil, ltliu Diamond Lake a Top Rainbow Fishing Spot (Editor'! Notel Inls is lh aec end In a aeries of elorles on hm of the better or more popu lar fishing spots within rech of Klamath anglers.) ' Br MALCOLM EPLEY JR. Nestled In pocket of the Cas cade Range just two nour any. from Klamath Falls lies one of the West Coast's most popular Rain- Fate of Truce Talk Awaited mtiuran Knr Ifl The Conv niunlsts are expected to call for ' an armistice meeting in the next few days whlcn may maao or break Korean truce talks. The outcome will depend on Communist reaction to a secret United Nations package offer. Dispatches from Washington quoted Allied diplomats as saying th Droposal handed Communist negotiators Sunday Is "about the last ofler we can make." Washington dispatches Indicated the Allied package deal would U allow Reds to rebuild North Ko- rean military airfields during a truce if (J the Communists accept the U.N. principle lor prisoner e change and (S) drop their nomi nation of Russia as a "neutral na tion" to help police an armistice. Portland Time Snarl Grows SALEM W State offices in Portland will have to continue on standard time, despite the Port land City Council's action putting me city on oayugni ume, Attorney General George Neuner said Tues day. Gov. Douglas McKay, who re fused last week to order daylight time for the state, was unavail able for comment, as he was out 01 me city. bow Trout fishing lakes Diamond Lake. It's 3000 acres of mile high moun tain water Is not too deep as nioun Still IndaV Diamoiid Lake oilers lops ill Rainbows. Last year the largest reported a 13'j pounder. Ten " r -i" : cmch was feet, SSTfi It'sunve- Z ment all the way to the lake, which . - , . .,. f..h ...,,. ... has a resort, improved camp grounds, motor and rowboat rentals. At one time Diamond Lake was one of the finest fishing spots of the Pacific Northwest. However, a trashflsh roach has Infested the lake until today it outnumbers the game trout. The Stale Game Com mission is to ut&e steps in me near future to eliminate the trash and restock the. waters with the pure old stuff Rg.Un . , , Rain bows. Milk Control Change Asked fish caught Diamond Lake, State Game Blolotiist Ken Coch run reports the roach became a problem In the lake In 1947. possi bly introduced from upper Klamath Ijike bv fishermen using them as live bait an illegal set. The game commission has been wonting since l:M8 in an attempt to find a way to eliminate the trash fish, An en gineering company has been Inves- ligatuw some possibilities. Idaho sportsmen earlier this year suggested that underwater blasting tests slated for Lake Pend Oreille in Idaho be transferred to Diamond Lake to kill off trash fish. The Idea was never accepted in Oregon. The past two years 100.000 year ling fish have been planted in Dia mond Lake bv the Game Commis sion. Erks have been taken there SALEM LTi A move to amend since 1918. One year 19.000,000 tM) the Oregon Milk control law got were taken. To do It. commission under way here Tuesday, a fort- i personnel move inio me io im land consumer erouD filed aDPli-ilnst of April or early In May by cation for a ballot title. iSnoenl or other wintertime convey- The group, the Affiliated Milki,"ce. As soon as the tee goes out. i,,.,M i.. i -i,-i.t. nMLithe trout start up the Lake s two tinn t, e'et Hw. nrnnnsal before streams Short and Silent Creeks voters. The measure would eliminate producers' quotas and remove con trols over wholesale and retail prices. The present system of fixed prices to producers would be re tained but the administrator's au thority to limit market comrjeti- uon would be taken away. The measure also would trans fer administration of milk control Idi has one outlet. Lake Creek). State Democratic Secretary Named PORTLAND Wt Appointment of William E. Sanborn as Oregon secretary of the Democratic party was announced Tuesday by How ard Morgan Monmouth, state chairman. Sanborn, 32, has been executive secretary of the Institute of Inter national Relations at the Univer sity of Washington. 1 Storm Warnings Out on Coast SEATTLE UP The Weather Bureau issued the following advis ory at 8:30 a.m. Wednesday: "Change southeast storm warn- from the State Board of Acricul-1 ings to southwest from Tatoosh. ture to an administrator aonointed Wash., to Cape Blanco. Ore., for by the governor. Ingrid Expects Twins in June ROME HI X-rav hav. tilv. closed that Ingrid Bergman is ex pecting twins in June. This was disclosed Wednesday by Roberto Rossellinl. husband of the film star. Rossellinl said he hopes at least one will be a girl and if so he will name her Idabella. The couple have 1950, gusty southwest winds 25-40 miles Wednesday night. "Continue smallcraft warnings Straits ol Juan de Fuca and in land waters of Washington for southwest winds 20-30 miles an hour with gusts up to 40 MH." Corporal Loses Life in War Cpl. Frank S. Russell, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Wiley, Hilt. Calif, hue HsXsn fciTlAfl In srl inn in Vnraa ?on' Roberftno- bom "i February, .according to Defense Department BOT FOR SHIRLEY WASHINGTON irv-shirlev Tem ple, onetime child star of the mov ies who now is Mrs. Charles Black, became the mother of a six pound 12 ounce son Monday. notification to his parents. He has been reported missing In action since July 27, 1960, until this week. He served with the 5th regiment of the 1st Cavalary Di vision. " Russell was 1946 graduate of Yreka High School. There they arc raiiKhl In trap nets and the rugs arc taken. I.hm rnr tlie number liiken v. us nhniit a.iHW. 000 (Ml Horn Diamond Lake. The lamext fish spawned thru was a 30-liK'her, Cocliriin reimrtrd, Four to r it 111 pound Rainbows are still not uncommon in Diamond Lake, says Coclmrii. Best I line ol tlie year (In season lo catch them is in lute Auuust or in-mcmbcr The surface water begins to cool and tlie big cues start to come up. Besides roach and Rainbow, the only other fish In the lake is Gei man Brown, dock hvem. Cochrun says. A couple ol these are muitlit every year. The gniiib mini figures incy may have b.-en Introduced from Lake Creek (below the lulls i or from the North UmpQiia River There's some argument and n records anuarentlv tn detoi-inine whether Rainbow were in Diamond Lake when while n.cn came or whether civilisation Introduced them, rodav eggs taken from the lake are hutched ut the Klamath Hatchery on Crooked Creek, near Fort Klamath. Season ouens on Dlnmond Lake tills year May 30 and runs ihrouish sept. 30. The highway depart ment reports the huhwnv into the area will be opened lor the first day of fishing, mitt the lodge and its 50-ood cabins, unproved camp grounds and two stores open ut the ! same time. Last vear's "lure onlv" restric tions have been removed lor the coming season, according to Coch run. That means eirr and bull enn be usedihe suggests roach as bull is a pretty good one 1 Bag limit is still five fish per day. despite rumors to the con trary, and they must be six inches or longer. Possession limit Is 10 lish. Crater Lake lies but 18 miles away, and fishing isn't bad there. Fishing licenses aren't necessary there, either, since It's a national park. Madue and Lucile Lakes are pack-lakes on the Skyline Trail both about eight miles from Dia mond Lake. Other nearbv fishing spots include the North Umpo.ua. Fish Creek. Upper Rogue. Union Creek . , . they all spring from the Diamond Lake area. 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