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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 23, 1954)
FRIDAY, APRIli 23, IBM HKItALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACK SEVEN NATO Group Prepares For Geneva PARIS lid RuanlH demanded tutw Friday tliut llio Uomiva eon fsrsnc b expanded Into "lilif iiva" matting, iflvlnii communist China (Ui ltu with tilt United out, Britain, franca and the Bovlal. ITit Soviet demand, node l lore snd tmphiiUctlly rejected bv ttit WtiUrn Dig Three, ('nine atfaln in note delivered In Waahlniilon, London and Pnrls. rrenoh foreign Olllce aourcc Immediately Indicated they len Uie new Huaalan note would not post pone the opening of the Geneve talk, now scheduled tor Monday, Soil Pest Control Told Ball peata that have waxed tat In Oregon, leedlng on plant roots and underground vegetable, while coaling the atato Uiounande ol dollar annual Income may be reaching I he end of the road a "(re boardera". Oregon Stale College experiment elation entomologlata M. E. Mor rison and II. II. Crowell, report that a lew pound ol new aoll ' lncllclde to the acre will con trol aome of lh major peat that apend moat of their llvra under ground aa larvae causing unentl inaltd damage to Oregon crop. Sweet corn, a v, million crop In lh late, and potatoes that av eraged 111 million value to Ore gon during the past two year are lh first In a series of crops ached- . tiled to benellt by peat control recommendation from the col leg. The researchers found that two pounds of either aldrln or h.plachlor to the acr mixed Into lh oll gav ellectlve control of wlreworm. western spotted cu cumber beetle, tuber flea beetle and seed corn maggot In field planted to potatoes and weet corn. Dl.ldrln Insecticide at the two-pound rat waa also effective In potato field trials, but It cannot yat be recommended for tweet corn planllnia until harvested corn ha been tested by the OBO food technology department for possible flavor effect. Ne toll lnaeetleld treatment la recommended that produce oil Jlavor to crops. tasy to apply, th Insectlcldrt, ahould be worked Into lh aoll to , (Ix-tnrh depth before planting. On application will give protec tion throughout th growing ea-on. The French aald the RUHsInn coin inunlcatlou duos nA iieuesnurilv require nn anawor since It moioly reatalii provluus Huvlnt position. 'Ill Wcatorn power contend that Ruaalan Foreign Minister Mold tov ngrri'd at licrlln that Coin inunlst China wan only "Invited" to III" Geneva meeting, and wa not ono nl the inujur convening power. Tho cnininunkUO Inauea at I he end of tho llerlln meeting opecllied that fted China' attend onto nl Ocm vu would not conail into diplomatic rocognltlon ol I'riplng. The Intent IttinMiul movo be come known an the loreign min ister of the North Atlantic Al liance met In Pari for coull denlinl preview ol tlio Wr-nlcm IliK 'llnoe s alrntegy plan fur Go nova. Alter brief warning remark Irotn Lord Imiiov. their ItrlllMi sec retary general, Uie M-nallon NATO Council ol Mlnlnlcr cloned inur door on outsider to ht-ar -from U. 8. Secretary ol Stats Dulles. Urltlhh Foreign Becretury Eden and France's Foreign Minister Oeorgca Dldaull. - With military plan for the year Civil Suit Filed After Acquittal FORT l.AUDKllDAI.E, Fla. W A Criminal Court jury needed only Its inlnutci yeatrrdny to acquit Dr. Praucla Kieldlug-Heid and hia wile of second degreo murder ctiarKea In the dentil of George L. Crlin, West Palm neuch hairdresser. Orlin's widow, Leah, lllcd a SIIM.OOO damage suit In Circuit Court two hour after the verdict was read, charging the Flelcliny. Itelds caused her husband's death last Christine morning a the climax to a drinking party aboard the Pleldlng-Reld yacht. Tho atate charged Fleldlng-Reld. 113-year-old retired Baltimore phv alclan, and hi wile, Frances, 46. were responsible for the 31-yeai-old Crlin' fatal plunge from Uie yacht. drcldnd Inst December, the NATO lorvlun inlnlHlera' iiucntlon ! oiisod today entirely on world poli tical problems purticuiuriy inr Korea and Indochina questions to lie dlncUMcd with ltul and Com- muiilst China at the Geneva moot ing beginning Monday. Hcforo Ihey Went Into secret ses sion, tho minister were wi-lcoiiu d by Hldaull and heard from Lord Inmuy thut Western Europe atlll luce military threat and the Soviets will continue to do their utmost to divide us." lsmiiy aald NATO ha made ureal strides tlncu II creation live year ago but ndded: Hie threat remnins una H woimi bo a mockery of nil the excrtloni mid nacrlllcc that have been made II wo weie now to bo complacent or to relax, or, worse atlll, to lull apart." The real of today's nciiKlon won net nrildo for a Maleuieril by cueh foreign minister nl his view on the pressing problem facing the lllanco. Some of the smaller-power mln Intern already have been brought up to dale on the nig Three dis cussion under way since Dulles arrived here Wednesday Irom Washington. ' ' The NATO gullicrlng did not hnlt tho work ol the Dig Three minister on their strategy planning for Geneva. They met for two hour yester day but still had many points to ugreo on finally, Informed source snid. - The trip Dulles, Eden and nid.nilt scheduled another meet ing Hnlurduy afternoon before leav ing lor the Swum city. YVCA Meet Attended .MACDOKL Lois Alexander, Susun Abcll, Lorpne Dell, Jan Oraddock, Linda Wire and Nadlne Miller, liulle Valley high ochool r.tudcriln, relumed lost Sunday Irom Iticliardaon Spring, where Uiey attended tho nnul YWCA conlorcnce. , Mrs. Ray Mcliilyre and Harry Beck orovo the girls down on Fri day Mopping at the Redding part on the way lor picnic lunch. Friday nluht wa spent at life Uuk hotel hi Chlco. Saturday wun divided Into panel dlscuftolonn, a hike up the hill aide to the luruo metal Indian, and trip up canyon to the twinging bridge Alter the banquet Saturday eve. iiliiH, Mr. and Mr. Ned Richard son showed picture and told of their European trip. The evening wu climaxed with a Ulent ahow. Sunday at church a German girl gave a resume of her stay In the United States. Alter lunch and the cloning cere monies the girl were on their way back to Suite Valley with a lot of good Idem and many fond mem ories to be relived hi the year to come. U S; Nat'l Bank Plans Trust Forum The United State National bonk will present an estate and trust. forum In Klamath falls Thnnutxi evening, Aprl M. The meeting I schcC'iled for 1:30 p.m. In the Pelican Cafe, ac- coroing to William A. Hugglna, manairer nl th hnir-a iri..B,h Fall branch, who will preside. oavingt uirougn estate planning. Practiced distribution nluna nH conservation through sound man- K.iiirni win M discussed by lour-man team from Portland headed bv R. M. Aitm vie nrt. dent and trust ollicer, who will maae me opening remarks and In troduce the speakers. "More and mor men and worn en are becoming Increasingly wre of the need for careful es tte pltiming." E. C. Sammons, U.S. National president, pointed out. "We are continuing these forums n a public service In order to present mny of the problems iacmg esuie owner and to as sist In finding tome of the an swers." In 1M3, more than two thou sand person attended forums! which the U.S. National conducted In key Oregon cltlc. Various method of obtaining Havings in death taxes and estate cost will be presented by Martin K. Olson, trust representative. A typical estate plan will be set up to show the advantage of various trust procedure such a life in surance, testamentary and living trust. Practical distribution plans de signed for the protection of bene ficiaries will be discussed by J. D. Bird, assistant trust officer. He will deal with bequests ol person al effects, provisions regarding family home, lump-sum distribu tion and trusts. He will also dis cuss special procedures such an the spendthrift clause, absorption of Inheritance tax by Uie residue, restrictions against remarriage. Trust olflcer Leftoy Staver will outline the problems confronting an executor and trustee and will show the ways In which a cor porate executor such as the U.S. National bank can help conserve the estate by sound management. Fru. ( IIM IC DAY, SATURDAY, April 14. Bring your own containers and receive 10 free Chirks. 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