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PAGE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON THURSDAY, JUNK n, 1052 jmnAY, JUNK , 10fl2 1IE1TALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OIIEGON PACK NINK Rotary Tours OfHFFA Stock Begins Member of the Klamath Palls . Rotary club have begun making ; Die annual tours of county 4-H and rrA junior uvestocK nopeiuis, : with the first few visits coming 0(( this week. The annual show Is art this year on Aug. 24-26 and 36. Robert Elllngson is this year's ' "Bull of the Woods." Don Kenyon i Is "Big Push," Earl Kent Is "Little Push" and Lawrence Mor ton la "Procurer of the Beef" for the annual barbecue. This will be the 17th consecutive Rotary show, and again is slated , tor the Fairgrounds 4-H Pheasant Growing On 4-H'ers with hatching equipment might plan lo go In the pheasant business nt least for a couple of months. The State Game Commis sion will make 60 to 300 pheasant eggs available to 4-H'ers. These will be hatched and reared to 10 weeks of age and then released by the District Game Agent. The Game Commission will reimburse raisers S1.O0 for each bird released. It takes calm setting hens, a rear Ing pen, setting nest, brood coop and runway plus a feed board and water fountain to raise pheasants. The mimeograph "Directions for Raising Chinese Pheasants by 4-H Club Members" Is available. Anyone Interested in this project should contact the 4-H office for further information. 2,4-D Dust Unlawful In Tulelake It has come to the attention of the Agriculture Commissioner's of fice that 3,4-D dust is being offered j lor sale in me mieiaae nasm. Farm Advisor Ken Baghott has an nounced. The use of such material by com mercial pest control operators is ; unlawful in this area. Dust is far j more difficult to keep under .con- I trol than liquid spray and attempts J to use herblcidal dust on grain ; will unauestionablv result In a great deal of drift damage being done in potatoes, onions and other susceptible crops. Oregon Harvest In Progress PORTLAND W Harvest of Oregon's early crops was In pro gress this week. Strawberry pickings Indicate relatively heavy yields In most areas, the Agriculture Depart ment's crop-weather report said Wednesday. The quality is good. Labor is short. The Umatilla County pea har vest was expected to be in full swing by next week. At that time the cherry crop should be moving to market in unlimited quantities, the report said. Weather conditions were ideal for the first hay crop harvest, with good yields reported. Winter wheat was well headed out In early areas, but high winds in the Columbia River Basin caused some minor damage. Rain would help. Late seeding of spring Brains Is continuing in Eastern Oregon Counties. Smart Buy! BOTTLED IN CALIFORNIA , full newini uilb, LOOI, CALIFORNIA M If M TO-DAY MOM DM IS OP o.OO P.N1 0995 UriWERSM- COFFEE A . nf A.CH Me- 04. 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Pencil i Ball Point , Pen Pocket Light and Pen Knife 5-Pltcc Writing 1 f- DEFLECTOR I W I Clear, Blue, Green or Maroon A A Butterfly Shaped Easily Attached 4I m0000t AT PAYLESS 30'VOirvod Aluminum Handle TTT CARWASHER Fits sll Fsucets liiir miiHiiiiiiiiiiiitimimmiiDiir'!" ww Bouiu PRonaiom AMMONIATED TOMOUCITOOTH DICAV. )).anaj CHLOROPHYLL TO STOf MOUTH O0OI fir so wayr ' Deri il in AAj 1.99 I OPEN TIL ffilil Union or Confederate HATS 39' AM FOR PAKA'A.C. Truman Asks Defense Fund Trunin nked Congress WedneidB.v lor suppiemeniu iDpronrlittlon ol I3,4U3,5M,440 for the Defense Do. nartment Inr th fiaoal atu.i. ln July 1, The funds would be used for mili tary publlo works, psy Increases to military personnel, nd the Alas ka Communication System. "The amounts are 437 million dollars less than the tentative esti mates for these Items contained In the budget for the fiscal year 1063," the White House announcement said. The request Included J,90,487,. 740 for "construction of military public works essential in the ex pansion and modernization of our armed forces." Of this amount, 414,515.0OO Is for the Army. 387,973,740 for the Navy, SI, 638, 000,000 for the Air Force, and 650 million dollars for the olfice of the secretary of de fense. ' This last fiSO million rintlor. I. for "establishment and develop ment of military Installations and facilities In foreiim countries, In cluding the United States partici pation In military publo works costs shared with other members of the North Atlantic Treaty Or- KRmzauon. The Aiim nt i4fto M7 run - - quested for increased pay and al lowances ior military personnel un der legislation voted last month. 380,700 for construction of llvin'r quarters, troop housing and oper ational iaciiiues ior tne Alaska Communication System. Ship Company Asks Release PORTLAND IM The States Steamship Company has asked that it be freed of liability for eight million dollars in damage claims of the freighter Pennsylvania. The largest single claim against the company has been filed by the federal government. It asks 199,674 for cargo lost when the ship disappeared Jan. 9 In a storm off Vancouver, B. C. Two insurance companies hava filed claims totalling -one million dollars. The Canadian government is asaing 24.ooo and the families of 39 of the ship's 46 missing crew members have filed separata claims Tinmnx from 12.000 to S350.000. The steamship line also has filed a petition asking that liability be iimitea in tne event the exonera tes petition Is denied. Both pettlons are being consid ered by Federal Judge Ous 1. soiomon 109 Thousand Casualties WASHINGTON (1 Announced U. S. battle casualties in Korea reached 109,159 Wednesday an In crease of 183 since last week. The Defense Department's week ly summary based on notification to families through last Friday shows these new totals: Killed in action 17,253; wounded 79.436; missing 13,481: total 109. 159; battle deaths 19,244; current missing 9,690. Casualties by services: Army 88,659; Navy 1.S60: Air Force 1,174; Marine Corps 17,966. Progress Fails In Rural Area PIERRE. 8. D. (SI The con veniences of the Atomic Age broke down and kept election returns to some precincts of isolated Jones, Jackson and Haauon counties in the dark. Electric storms knocked out elec tric lines and the county auditors called a halt on tabulating. Tney said they were locking up and go ing home. They couldn't find any oil lamps in an area that 10 years ago didn't have electric lines to tap. BEDDING PUNTS 13 OFF While they lost! We Do... FRUIT TREE SPRAYING NOW is The Tima To Prune Spring SHRUBS , ' Thor Hova Flowered SUBURBAN FLOWER SHOP 3614 So. 6th . Ph. 8188
