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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1954)
PAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON THURSDAY, MAY 18, 10B4 Vet Weather Over South I Br THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ' Mora rain fell tn the already 'ot part of tha South Thursday but akies cleared In nearly all other sections of the country and little warmer weather appeared on the way. The showery bell extended from portions of Mississippi, Tennessee and Southern Kentucky southeast ward across most of Florida. Al though there was only a trace of rain in Miami during the night the total for the last 24 hours was DOORS OPEN 6:SO more than 2 'i Inches. Tha heav iest falls were due to a storm moving eastward along the Im mediate Dull Coast. The only other wet spots were along the eastern slopes of tha Rockies and In Western North Da kola. There was some fog and clouds along the Pactfl6 Coast but other sections of the country re ported lair to partly cloudy skies. LAST 3' DAYS! j That Ct'W- Done!' VSfy HOWAtD HUGH IS ,...,. 1 JANE RUSSELL 7Jt FRENCH UN E .TECHNICOLOR 4MUW MUNOAKTHUt HUNNtCUTT MtYMiOUTr I Recommended for Only! Gen. Adm Jl. !., Mil ..iJi.LI!.'!'':;'!jf Adults p -7C ' ft ARREST SINGAPORE ifi Military police Wednesday arrested eight British soldiers in the tnett of war depart mcnt vehicles valued at 20 million straits dollars (about $6,333,333 U. S.) , . . , DOORS OPEN 0:30 (MRU moms 7 Ana rvrtnic nv ax my ; uunio umi - Kum Color Carteen - Newt' . ' ADULTS 50c Kids 20c FRUSAT. MID1IITE! 00 1100 V" raa.nl -BBbsbbbbbbbbI '"JL IW'SSI Sa ATTRACTION I'JOLF BAITV DOORS OPEN 6:30 STARTS iiniiarmrift.!Ma.'.MiiiajjfTaiMiitnii J'liJU-IWtl Frtnkmsi tbit raralv paws ta tha tenm -Af H.TS1 Cf l I i a Mt ta to iialai." .im. Dill, Nm I 4 riy I fc. aa I Nature In tha raw such the screen hai nevar seen! Death-struggle ef the snake and swams-killerl ith GEORGE f CNNEMAN GLORIA McGOUGH 1 Nam Meet i Adults 50c Kiddie. 20c. GETTING READY to enter the tpring Dog Sanction Match at tha fairgrounds next Sunday it Sudak (left), 9-months-old Samoyed, who will show for tha first time. Harna (right), Vh-year-old Samoyad bitch, has seven points toward championships. Both dogs proved camera shy and would not pose without their owner, Mrs. Roger Bock, 4756 Shasta Way. Tha dogs were brought here from California but era no relation to each other. Tha Sunday show is ex pected to attract more than 100 entries. Oregon Forest Damage Told Govern Unmnito to over 60.000 acres ot valuutile timber In South ern Jackson and Josephine counties has occurred, np.iiirontly due to un usual WFuther conditions duilnu February, uccoidliiK lu a report by (orcMum from Urn Mcilloril dis trict otrico of the Uureutl of Liuul Management. Various proportions of the noodles on both large cud small Douglas fir and while llr trees In the area have been killed giving the entire forested area af fected a reddish-brown hue. The damage Is concentrated mostly nbovo 4900 feet In the Sis kiyou Mountains near the Cnlllor line from Oregon Caves to Mt. Aahluud. Tho upper portions of trees located on south facing slopes near riilgo tops aro atfculed tho most. Noarly all the timberland in Iho arcu Is under the Jurisdiction of the Kederal government, either o i c lands, controverted land.i, or national forest lumls. Unloniolo gists from the Slain Forestry Dept. and U.S. Forest service Hew over the area Thursday and agreed that the weather Is probably resuonal- ble. Winter dnniuue ot this kind to stands of mature timber Is un usual in Southern Oregon. It is caused by warm, dry weather dur ing n tune when the ground is Iroten so that the sap cannot tlow in me trees. The warm drv air desiccates the needles to auch an csiom unit they die. If a largo portion of an evergreen tree Is de foliated tha tree Itself probably will die since It cannot regenern'e Its needles as readily as a deciduous tree can replaco Its leaves. Foresters and entomologists plan to watch the urua closely tliix sum mer to observe how the nllecled trees recuperate and learn ulieiliei the various Insect enemies of the forest which are always present succeed In building up to epidemic number In the weakened trees. Klamath III, Oraaaa AMERICAN CHINESE Foods at Ikalr basil Ban B. Leo, Mqr. Mi. MVe Far Ofden Ta Take Out BOWL!. OPEN BOWLING... AFTERNOONS and EVENINGS Winter Leagues New Over Bowling's Fun - TRY li Today LUCKY LANES 3319 So. ith St. Ph. S24S CFLW ! Kc. w PST Thursday Evening. May 13 6:00 Palm Beach Coif Tourn. CBS 613 Carroll Alcotl CBS 6:30 Record Derby 7:00 Meet Mr. MrNutter CBS ;jo i tie enorauers UJb 8 00 Meet MiUie CBS 6.30 Lowell Thomas CBS 8:45 Tennessee Ernie Show CBS 8:00 In the Pastor s Study D-15 Heart of America 9:30 Paul Whiteman Varieties ABC 10:00 10 p m. 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