Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, June 18, 1954, Page 9, Image 9

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    KKIOAY, JUNK 111. KIM
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE NTN1
Wild Bee Hunting Lifelong
Hobby Of Lakeview Father
PiiIIuwIiik the wild b In llslcin ,llve (0 whi, m yull) 0l
honey htorn lias bi'i-n ii luvnrlltj h
lir.bby ii MX" Ai'iiinmmif ol l.uKn
vlfW lot' 11101 ul His In yiara.
An ii hid In Hie (".nihil, he tumid
hti I ut il u "wny" Willi bi'i's mill
('lt Itlrl llillllly III Hi Urn lll'lllllur
supplied Willi wild litmry.
Allur Ills inul'I'lUHl', l' lliuvnl
liln IniiillV I" l'uns, Kiuihiih. Ilia
hobby wiih conUnm-d by Hi" kco.i'
IIIK Of lUIHC brfa lUHl III! I't'Cllllt
(hut In" wnn very wldinii sliiiiu by
mm ot liln ui'fs. llurlnir llin dust
bnl 'M'J ""'Ii "" ,,K
linvi tip ilic f ninn y iitul the Arm
stronus mined In (Jrrunii, even
t i,n II v nrrlMnu il l.uki-vliw cm
Ol'UibiT 1, IIKI". i
Over II"' yeuiH In' lm" wiirkvil
mil n siuo-firo sysli'm ul lliulliiii
wild Iwni'V. lm slirtiillclly maki'i
It loolpriMif. lie finya. He llm
leilllied Hint nil bred nerk wnler
unci lm lliidi Ibcin at Utile
slauualll puddl'S ur ulunu til"'
eiltii'i "I kwlH'l)iwiiiu streams,
r'ront Hie usti'r llit-v Inko llin
ino'd diiiil nude buck to their
hee-liee, Ft mil Unit liisllni'llve lie
lion, he nnyn. .enineo the term,
"liee-llne "
They inine mi Muni Hie wnler,
rlirllnir to Hie helHht needed lor
ihelr hlnililit IUk'u home. Home
of them net so henvy Willi the
loud of pollen they ere cnriylii.
thev niMii'in' eltimny In lliutii.
Mil iliiuuhler, Mnry llriiinii.. ol
KlninMh K.'lln. tells ol accoin
imiiyinu him on a bee tree
nenreh,
We diovo mil lo the Cotton
wood I)m men and then walked
and walked and walked. Finally.
Dad wenl on alone and when he
i-nm bark he "aid he had loimd
honey Hi a lulltn Ion on Ihe
K round.
'Ha all rush!.' he suld. 'You
Red Labor
Moves Told
HKA'lTltt 111 The Communist
rally altciiipted to luteriilo Into
Ha uniKMiiround various labor
leaders who resigned from the
1'arly in ordor to sum Titlt-llnrl-ley
iioii-CoinimiiiiM aflldnvits. Mr.
Uarbara llarlle told lllo House Un
American Activities Committee
ThurMliiy.
'Hie lormcr lop Communist func
tionary a I d national Commu
nist lubr lendern Miined the
Tali-Hartley allldavlla III order mil
to loe Important union connec
tion! Unionn whom ulliccr relu.se to
slim the allldavlla are barred
Irom the services ol Hie Nation!
Labor Kelalloiia Hoard.
Mn. llarlle look the aland lor
Hie (ourlh consecutive day. A lop
Communist lor JO years, aim broke
with the party alter belnii con
victed In.'.l year utiuer tile Blllltll
Ai l ol coiiMiirmir to advocate the
overthrow ul ilia government by
lorce and violence.
'Iliurnday'a hearing began on ft
noli much quieter than Wednei
day'a healed eesalon when Uie
committee. In an unprecedented
action, voted to ask that George
'I'ony tjlarkovlch be cited lor con
tempt ol Congress.
Searchers Find
Girl Sleeping
THOY, N Y. I Nearly 200
perspiring searchers last night
combed bush and swamp lor Holly
Chase.
The 2-year-old Rlrl had dlsap
pea red during a game ol hldo-and-seek.
Scvenly-llvo policemen, 30
llrenien and 35 Boy Scouts Joined
neighbors In the search.
The llrcmen tackled a nearby
awamp, laying down board walk
as they progressed. The cops
manned searchlight.
Finally, H-ycar-old Oull Fit
gcrald recalled that Holly was ac
customed to playing in a neigh
bor's house, and went there to In
vestigate. Bhe found her sleeping
In an upstairs closet where the
youngster had hidden 3'i hours
earlier,
Segregation Ban
Postponed
FRANKFORT. Ky. W-The Slate
Hoard of Education has postponed
any bnn on segregation In Ken
tucky's public schools and Instruct
ed schools to operate through the
next school year with the races
divided.
The board said In a statement
yesterday thai It took Uie action
nccnu.no the U.S. Supremo Court
has yet lo Issue final deoreea on
now aim wnen its action banning
NOgrcgntlon In the. nation's public
etiiooi.s snouui un carried out.
"We could, all rlitlit, bill we
hud It'll the road about two inlleii
buck, lie I It Ink m uu automobile
run dn anything a mountain gout
cull do,
"There was Hit', log, un wn In
spected II ul a sale dlMuucc.
'Ilien we helped him Into hlti
imriiphernallii which includes u
lace net, gauntlet gloves and uu
extra pair of overulls. W i lit and
ankle openings were tied clo'iely
with strips ol cloth so the been
could not enter.
"Kuilene and I (Mary Rcuincs"
LIGE ARMSTRONG
daughter) retired quite a dis
tance up the lull. It turned out
to be a swarm ol bluck S.mnlsh
bees which are noted lor being
the most lerocloua ol nil bees,
but also among the ino'il Indus
trious. "Wo watched lilui suw liullwny
down Ihiuugh Jho log end re
move Ihe sci'lloii with un uxe.
esposliig lb- hone". Fly this lime
he wns literally black with bees.
The honey ciimbs lollow I h e
rolted-out secllonn ot u hollow
log or tree Hunk.
"He lilted Ihe honey oul K .-n -ly
In as huge pieces as poaHblc
nnd put It luto a wash boiler
If vou're a goml i.porlMiiuu you
don't lake all the honey you
leave enough lor the bees to
winter on. It Is belter to move
II in a receplaclc having a lid
because the swiirm being robbed
and all the neighboring swarms
come along for a lice lunch and
curry as much of the honey back
wilh Ihem as they call.
"As he worked, the swurai qull
fighting him so hard. Alter Kur
lene and I got 'dive-bombed' once
by the swiirm we bellied hun
cany the wushboller back lo the
car. 1 was on the back end, ol
that lUO-pound boller and my six-toot-four
dsd on Hie Ironl end
nnl,,n i( Hfitri-j, ltiiW llirniiuhl
ii.. brush, lie wa. never vet 1 Chiels of Stalf recalled last nlghl
Red Threat Warning Told
L08 ANGEI.F.8 I Hie United
Stules, auys Adm. Arthur Rndlord.
Is controlled wilh "Uie diabolical
enmity of international commu
nism," and the threat Is growing.
The chairman of
found a bee tree on the upper-
side of a road so we could haul
Ihe honey down, but we llnully
made It."
'11ml haul of honey resulted In
nearly eight gallons of strained
honey. He la carelul not to al
low It to reach too high a tem
perature, as Hiat damages Ihe
flavor. Ills family boasts that hi
csn tell by the color, aroma and
flavor whether the bees have
been working In sage. Jumper,
white or red clover or In any
combination of Uiein.
Armstrong always . saves I Ii e
bee bread and places II in the
back yard where local bees carry
It away for their own uses with
in a matter ol hours.
Care must be taken not In gel
any drops of water In Uie honey
or fermentation will result, he
warns. Fermented honey mixed
with" earwig bait makes ft potent
mixture that will rid Ihe whole
neighborhood of Ihe pests In
short time.
He Is already spotting trees lo
be "robbed' In August and early
September, Their location, though.
Is deep, dark secret. And he'll
leave at least a third of Uie
honey to see the bees through the
winter, according to his daugh
ter. Mrs. Realties aaya his Infre
quent deer hunting expeditions al
ways winds up in the same
fashion.
"He'll be watching for a deer
and wilt exclaim: 'Isn't that a
beautllul buck?' and raise his
gun and then , . . 'Oh, oh. There
goes a bee I' and olf he goes
alter It."
President Elsenhower's warning
that Anierlciin freedom Is thrcut
ened no long us "the world Com
munist cousptrucy exists In tin
: present scope, power and hostil
ity.'
as Ihey claim but seeking instead
whul might be called a 'Red Asia
for Asiatic Reds'. They want all ol
Asia incorporated Into a Red Asia,
one that Is a basic part of the
the Joint I long-term Communist dream ol
one big Red world , '
The rr.llllury situation ol Ircc
Asian und southwest Pacific na
Hons could be improved material'
ly, he said, "by an effective South
eusi Asia collective security sr
raiiBCment."
' Positive collective actions by
countries which have vital in-
in Hint area would help
prevent lurther Communist em
pire building In that part of the
world,' he said. "Such actions
would help pave tiio wsy for
building that peaceful world which
is the aim ol tree societies every-where."
"Toduy, Uie threat seems even
inoro Intense." Rndlord said in ad
dressing the nutlonal convention ol j lerests
Ihe American Red Cross.
The admiral spoke at the con
cluding session of the Uiree-dny
meeting. Earlier, the organiza
tion's national chairman had some
more to say about cities which ac
cent Red Cross money when dis
aster strikes but fail to make re
imbursements to the relief agency
from suimlcmeiital lunds raised
locally. I KARACHI, Pakistan If! Prime
This was ft subject which touched Minister Mohammed All tola par
ol! a cross-country controversy
Monday night.
Rndlord. In discussing- the Com
munist mcnuce, termed Red Cmnn
"obviously empire-bound, seeking
not so much an 'Asia for Asiatics'
lament Thursday his government
will restrict movements of Russian
embassy ofiiclals in Karachi
All did not define the limits to
which the Soviets would be al
lowed to travel.
Foreign Aid Denial Told
WASHINGTON Wl The House
Foreign Affairs Committee adopt-
ed a proposal Thursday which
would deny arms ld to France
and Italy unless they Join In an
International army. ,
At the same time the commit
tee approved a plan which ap
parently would spur the creation
ol new type of European de
fense nrganl.ntlnn taking In those
countries which havo approved the
European Dclcnse Command Pact.
Those nations could continue lo
get An-.siican weapons but Chair
man Chipperfleld IR-Ill) said Uiey
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Two Killed
In Jet Crash
GREAT FALLS, Mont. 11 An
Air Force F94C jet Interceptor
plane carrying 24 live rockets
crashed and exploded Wednesday,
killing the pilot and radar ob
server.
Great Fulls Air Force Base
identified the victims as 1st Lt.
Robert E. Durham, 2(1, Deer River,
Minn., the pilot, tand 1st Lt. Bob
ble C. Franks, 24, Elmer, Mo., the
radur observer.
The 28th Fighter Interceptor
Sqdn. plane crashed between the
North Central Montana uiwiu of
Hlghwood and Waltham, about
15 miles east of Its home base
here. It was on a tralnlnp flight.
Most ol the rockets exploded and
base officials said all that was
left was a 10-foot deep hole In the
ground.
Both of the victims were mar
ried. Their widows are in Great
Falls.
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new organization for collective I
defense" or are Jointly developing
mutual defense programs In s (
manner satisfactory to the presi
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The vote on the new language !
in the foreign aid bill was report
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