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Newspaper Page TextWKDNICSIMY. NOVKMnKfl 12, 1052 IIKRALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THREE Fort Klamath Cattleman Has Luck With Shorthorns 1 KOrtr KLAMATH Annually 'thouaanda of Imnil of lino uoef out SI ere pastured on the nresy meadow ol Iho ItlO.OOO acre Wood River valley predominating hrned II atoelc fattened due lor market I (ho whlln lui'n Hereford, Out un til Jul recently, two lonil niun have been mxi'iifcl li ralslni! pure Died rlliorlliorn cut IIP, olio helim kn old hiincl al the business mid the oilier oompBiiillve amateur at tattle mlnlnu. ellliouicli lio worked Willi caltlo lor ninny years, For 4a years, Lorln M. Blreoter had speiilallaed m brordlnii Short horns, ill hi Wood Klvor ranch northeast ol hare, but Innl month hn wild III" herd ol U1U to a BhaMa, dill., alocknian. tlmii iioIiik out ol Ilia business. . ,, , . Thin loll olio oilier In the Held AiMJHS Highlights nu iiAllttl.lt iliKAV tnv miikIkiiih Hround school were inlldlv aurprisen ..... today to llnd a real live turkey in the llelell Helium club a die. ulny window 'by room wot. The turkey waa bouuht by llic Ilololl Kelhnit club to be Klvoi away at the f'arenta mid I'alrcm, open house nt achool lonlnht, 'Hie turkey Die door prltc. The oien house l to allow Par ent to meet their aon' and diih ler'e teacher. The percnla will ko around to the room thut thtir oil- prim attend mid inert the tench- ana poinaps over i,,h.,nv nut a 4 n eut.n ano auc a subject. Ihe mcetliiK alarta at iOO p.m. Tomorrow the four football team receive their award. In ad dition to the reiiular letter, nu merala. and emblenia. the " para of the Hellcana wlio allowed the moat Improvement over nla performance last year will have In. name liwcribed on a plaque Inr the "Muia Improved Player ol Ihe varMly. The player will be rluiarn by the coaches. Hit plaque in presented by Ihe Tokatee Lmne :iub. who will also present one lor ihe olher lour major sports basketball, wreslllin. baseball, and rk mi Iropny will oe pi r ieclal iropny case in in iroph ahould not bo con- lue' with the olher two football irojihlet, Beat Lineman, and Most Inspirational Player. These, two award are mvtn by the other tiona club, the Klamath l.ion club, and will be Riven to Uie play rU at a banquet IX, I. he la Ralph Vnden, employed as ranch liiuid on thu extcimivo iihw klni Cuttle Company ranch hi Ihe south end of the valley, and bis venlure na a rnlner of Hhorthorni. Is m art en Iv III la lllllliuy. ins herd niiiiibeilliK at this time only HI. He Hlurinrl In aiikuni, iitoj. uy miirjhiislnu a lew cow from Curl Uriel, Moscow, Iditho, who hint rained I'lirobred Hhorlhorn cattle shicK IIH4 Hulii.edueut calves from these rowa were all out ol ruy- roll, 17,1100 Hhoiiliorn bull hnpori rd Irnui Perth, H ollulid, aoino llireo yenra previously. l.unl Honlember, Vnden and his son Hlllv look one of llioso calves to Iho Htnln Fair nt Hnlem a Dean llful, pure white heifer, which was oiir yenr old In AiiKU"t, 111.13. There she captured a blue rlbliun i first In her clns. nlo two pur ple riljbona. one lor junior chiim plon and the other or Ki'iind chum plon over all Hhorlhorn lemnles. Encoiirnited by the aucceaa ol her ahowliiu al the Orciinn blnte Inlr. Vnden hist week look the Hhorlhorii heller lo the Cow Pal ace In tinn Kmnclsco, and entered her for Mile In the Urnnd Nutlonnl Hhorthnrn allow of the Livestock Kaposlllon there. In the Inoc ol henvy rnmpellllon from nil parts of Ihe United Hlntes, the yenrllim heller plnced llrst In her clnss In ihe snow "I aaiu c"ine; nisn miiu In her moUp In open clans, rib bons imam Im-Iiik won as well as cash premium in the amount of tins. The animal was aold for I030 to Charles W. Crume. owner of the Klin Junn Cnplstrano Hereford (lanch In Calllornhi, who broimht her as lop heller for luundnllon ol a herd of cross-bred rcnlslcrcd llerrlorils and &horthornn. Included III his cnllle al the Haw kins ranch are three purebred Hhorlhorn Dulls, wnich Vnorii still ed would be ottered lor aule next lie reiurnea nere rriimy, iv. 7. oiler uttendlim the Kxoosltlon el the Cow Palace "luce the open- hue day on iho prcceuuiK rrmay, Oct. 31. New Town Built To House NATO Force for soldiers, anilora and airman, hope that the German authnrltlea A hostel for 1.000 German employes will also put up houses nearby lor Hy MAHY KUAN I "llnrvent Moon" l the Iheine of the nniiunl Hophomore Hop to be held this very evcnlnii In Ihe WH lord llolel bnllroom. DnncliiK will bo from 8:30 to 11:30 to the music of Pete Colly's Band. All to the credit of the sophomores, the pro urniiia and decorations are attrac tively made In keeping Willi the theme, Hnrvosl Moon. Thus, It's sure lo be a wonderful nluhl lor everyone allendliiK, and what's more, HHA SUKirnis win not nnve to be lo school until 10 tomor row I Mnry Anne CHildl represented Snored Henri hi the "I Hpeak lor Democracy" contest broadcast last F'rlday evening over atullon KKJI. 'ITiouuh Mary Anne did not win Ural place, her hard work was re winded when It waa announced thnt she had plnced second In the coniesl, rrcelvliiK a portnble radio as the prize, ConiirBlulaliont Mary Anne I The Olrl'n Leltermnns Club Is builnir with actlvltv these daya as they plan lor a nkatliiK pnrty this comliiK Monday and a play dny ealy next month. Dane Government Loses Test Vote COPENHAGEN, Denmark 'A" government lost a parliament vole Wednesday on itn drive lo lower slate controlled milk prices, but decided the Issue wan loo minor lo warrant Ha quitting. The Koverninent had proposed shnvlne the stale aubsldy about a half cent a quart. The opposition Socialist and Lib eral wanted the present subsidy lo remain In force. MOENCI1EN OLADBACH, Cler-llhe auburban area and road build-. the taif ays, lo have the Joint mnnv onA hrand-new town, with K h" begun. 'Ihe project, laled army-air command of three army over 6.000 Inhabitants, I. being V? ZTTXiT" built near here aa new headquar- W be paid for out of occupation tera ol the rioruiern Army uroup, icoi aireauy proviucu uy uie. uer will corps and 1.200 aircraft so far for It which Include British, Belgian and Dutch division and the Second Al lied Tactical Air Force, whose fighter and light bomber squadrons come from Ihe name three nations. Tlie smull British naval command which run the assault miming cralt on the Rhine and amall naval unit In the North German porta also will be housed there. Hlolf oflicer from the three na tion and the three services Innd. sea and air will work together aa a single team. Bulldozera are clearing forest In Power Saw Users Warned COflVALLIS W Power saw need more anfely features and the operator need to use care, an Oregon State College aludy ol 19S1 lorest fire point out. The atudv. hv Dan D. Robinson. forest management professor, llsla 23 fire caused by power naws In HIM. They burned 28,000 acre. All saw, he aald. ahould have mufilera attached, npnrk plug and I I wire connections anouia oe cov ered. and fuel leak sources should be ellininatca. Much of Ihe trouble, hi report said, alema from luel nplllcd on the hoi motor, from failure to keen drbrln away from the hot exhaust, and general failure to keep the saw In top condition. man taxpayer. The project I to ' Integrate the various service headquarter, now scattered through a acrlcs of small towns In Westphalia, Tlie people of the little West- phiillnll towns, especially the hciilth resort of Bud Oeynhausen, Bad Kllnen and Bad fiiilzullen, are de lighted the military at last la go ing. They want to get back Uielr requisitioned hotels, bath houses, theater and; sport grounds. Bad Ocynhauscn, once the fashionable playground of the Kaiser' court, particularly resented the long mil itary occupation. But the dlnclosure that the move wa being made to a position west of Ihe Rhine caused adverse Ger man comment that the Allies were Vretreatlng" and preparing to give un all Germany east of the river In case of Russian attack. British stall olllcer say that waa a wrong lnlercncc, Tlie pres ent headquarters, only 100 miles Irom the Iron Curtain, I In front of most of the troop under Its command. It Is military nonsense. ward The new town will cover an area S'j mile long about three quarter of a mile wide As It ia ome seven mile from the city center. It will be completely self-contained with shops, a theater, aporl grounds, a swimming pool, two churches and a school for 600 chil dren. Over 700 bungalow-type house are belnir built lor families of ol llcers and men stationed at the headquarters, a well a bachelor quarter for officer and barracks SELFISH enough to want your butineti. GENEROUS enough to appraeiatt ill Carter's Collection Agency Ph. 8121 4H Main Motorist Dies After Fight WICHITA, Kaa. lit A Boeing AirnUne Co. Inspector from Seat tle waa slabbed to death by an Unidentified motortM during a Uaf. Ilr argument late Tuesday nlghl. David E. MrOauahey. 24. was f.i.lli wnunried after he blocked ros assailant's car with hi own and jla. weiil--over to ,enionsUate ;nh ih. other man on ''hoaf to 'rlv." Police Criminal Invest! 'ominr T ivheeler reported. - i He relumed lo hi own car and InM nsseiiaera he had been aiabbed and died wiuno a few muv 1 Asnctat- l. Seattle aald he nt there from The Dalles. Ore., Ble blrihpleetylhree yeara ago. His WldOW and IWO naugmrrs, num. Kay. 4 -and Jeanne Marie. 2 ur ive. He had been a pre-fllght me chanic at the Boeing Renton. U'..h rvlnl and win on a final tnMwctlon n at Wichita. He had planned lo elurn to Seattle lor Christmas. ike Praises Radio Work NEW. YORK W President elect DwlKht D. Elsenhower aaya Communist attack on Radio Free Europe and Radio Free Asia prove Ihe networka "are hurling the Reda arid giving comlorl and encourage- meni to oppressed people. Elsenhower and hla unucceaful Democratic opponent In the recent presidential campaign. Adlnl E. iBievenson, univnni iwu. addresses Tuesday night endorsing the. 1W2 Crusade lor Freedom. Their talks were carried by the jtorks. the Crusade tor Freedom apon hors Radio Free Europe and Radio J' fee Alaa, which battle Communist propaganda. The cruade, private arganitatlon financed by voluntary contributions. I aeeklng lour mil lion dollar to Mrenglhen lla broad casting facilities. "fBolh Elsenhower and Slevenaon aald the effectiveness of the cm .'aade'a radio programs beamed to he Soviet Satellite countrlea In Europe and the Coinmunlst-threal-efied areas of Asia Was reflected In sharp Communist reaction. 4 ' BEAR VS. TRIKK "MtflSOULA, Mont. li What hap pens when 00-poimd brown bear and ' a 10-tnn truck oolllde? 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