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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 22, 1954)
THURSDAY, JULY Tl. iyo4 1 IE KALI) ANU NhAVS. KLAMATH FALLS. OKKGON PAGE SEVEN Lava Beds1 Tours Held By Rangers TULELAKE Interest la in creasing in the naturalist programs at the Lava Beds National Mon ument according to Kay Knox, act ing superintendent. More than 20 visitors took the trip to Pern Cave, July 18 and some 60 persons heard New Poultry Term Proposed The term "strain" In poultry will have a stricter meaning as a result of a new definition proposed for the National and Oregon Poultry and Turkey Improvement plans. It will mean stock bearing a given name produced by a bree der through at least five genera tions of closed flock breeding, ac cording to the State Department of Agriculture. That means a producer has to keep all his birds under his own control and can't add any birds from elsewhere. When he has done this, he can advertise a certain strain of chickens or turkeys. This is one of several new pro visions being written into the plans, which are voluntary associations of breeders working under national and state official agencies to im prove breeding stock. The changes were adorned at thn .Turin Hotinnai Plans Conference, and now awaitJ ratmcation of the federal departr ment of agriculture. the lecture in Mushpot Cave, give by P. Quentin Tomich, ranger-naturalist. Keith Murray, monument histor ian, new arrival on the stafr. Has been a member of the advisory board oi Washington Slate Parks and is a professor at western State Teacher's College, Belliugham. A collection of Indian artifacts and oiher historical material has been loaned to the museum at the monument headquarters by Sieve Rudisell, first local resident to an- light saving time. The tour will end at noon. Clothing suitable lor nis-1 ing should be worn and lunches should be taken. " The same day and the following ; Sunday, colored slides of the Lava : Beds will be shown in Mushpot; Cave, 3-5 p.m. The show lasts; about 30 minutes. . I August 1, visitors to the monu ment will be tasen on a trip to: Sunken Valley, Mammolh Crater, and Heppe Caves. Those going are to meet at the Indian Wells Ran-; ger Stntion 0:30 a.m. daylight time. This tour will last uniil 1 p.m. Children's tours are scheduled w uArinffinv Julv 9S and Auk- ! ust 4, on the subjects of birds wild flowers, trees and animal identifi-l cation in addition to a tour of the i mUSeUm. L.UIU.M &HUUIU w . Tours start at 10 a.m. at the In dian Well Ranger Station, end at ! the campground. ah innrs are conducted by ran gers of the Lava Beds staff. PRAISE eE-rm 'A Ian Mavwplt TV Taylor, commander of U.N. ground ,Mnn in VnrDn UrirtASriAV praised the record of the Ethio- I ninn Hattallnn (r, a 1-nnffrnt.lllfltnrV : message on the birthday Friday of! Emperor Halle beiassie. SP Announces New Controls Push-button railroading Is ex panding this summer on the Sou thern Pacific's lines from Eugene to Crescent Lake. L. P. Hopkins, superintendent of the railroad's Portland Division, said today centralized traffic con trol installations are being hooked up to a central control panel at Eugene at the rate of about one aiding a week. Seven 8.P. signal crews, he added, have completed the intri cate installations along approxi mately 21 miles of line so far, link ing Eugene with Springfield and Mohawk Junctions, Natron, Doug ren and Dexter. The railroad plans, to complete the 95 mile circuit to Crescent Lake by mid-November, which will bring to 273 the total miles of line over the Shasta Route under centralized traffic control. CTC, Hopkins explained, is a complex electronic system by which a dispatcher can better con trol the movement of trains, so al lowing heavier-than-normal traffic loads to be handled more efficient ly over a single track. The project, part of a large scale Southern Pacific modernization program, is costing the railroad about $3,800,000. RAY KNOX swer the pica for a return of his torical material to be used in the proposed expanded museum. Sunday, July 25 there will be a guided tour to the petroglyphs and south shore of Tule Lake. The tour will end at Captain Jack's Strong hold. Those going should meet at the petroglyphs. at 8 a.m. day- TENT REVIVAL Evangelist C. Perdue preach ing, lick prayed for in every service. Stortt 7:30 each night on So. 6th St. KF Accountants Named To Board Two Klamath Falls public ac countants have been added to the board of governors of the Oregon Association of Public Accountants by virture of their chairmanships of major committees of the organ ization. Frederic Lawson heads the an il u a 1 tax conference committee which will arrange for the 1954 Southern Oregon-Northern Califor nia Tax conference, among others. 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