THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1954
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Unity Fish
Limit Raised
The recently announced liberal
ization of Uie bag limit on Unity
Reservoir In northeastern Oregon
has raised a question in the minds
of many of the sportsmen of the
state.
Though it was not specifically
stated in the news release, this
increase in the bag limit includes
the tributaries of Unity Reservoir
in addition to the reservoir.
Bag limit was raised to 30 fish
per day since the reservoir is to
be chemically treated in the near
future to rid it of rough fish.
Kittredge To
Attend Meets
Oscar Kittredge. whose candidacy
for state senator from the nth sen
sorial district of Oregon was con
firmed Tuesday by the Republi
can State Central Committee, is
finding busy days ahead.
He has accepted an invitation to
attend a meeting of supporters at
Bend Friday evening.
Saturday he will go to Madras
to attend the Jefferson County Fair
and the 4-H Club show.
On Sunday he has an engage
ment to meet with friends at Prine
ville and will return to Klamath
Falls Sunday evening.
Farm Spray
Uses Reported
TULELAKE Scientists have
found they can boost the killing
time of insecticides up to 1.000 per
cent by using chemical "Extend
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farm adviser.
DDT used in an oil solution wis
effective less than 15 days, ento
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period to 60 or more days. Aldrm
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In normal oil or emulsion spray
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outdoor weather conditions. Using
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perfect fly control for more thn
10S days an increase of over 1.000
per cent.
The reason why oil-based sprays
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ing the DDT. penetrates the leaf.
When a highly volatile solvent auch
as methyl ethyl ketone is substitut
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YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD DRUGGIST
Disney Defends Scenes Of
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HOLLYWOOD t Walt Disney
today defended one of bis movies
which has been criticized by the
New York State Censor Board be
cause it contains scenes showing
a buffalo calf being bom.
"It's high time we started living
In an up-to-date world." said the
cartoon wizard. -You simplv can't
ignore such thins as birth any
more.'
The movie Is "The Vanishing
Prairie." one of Disney's true-life
adventure films, a series which
has won six Academy Awards. The
New York, censors have denied the
fnm a license because it showed
the birth ef a buffalo calf.
The action got Disneys dander
up. and he's a fellow who doesn't
madden easily. He claimed the
board's thinking was outmoded.
"There have been many scenes
In these animal pictures which
have thrown out for reasons of
taste," he remarked. "But I felt
this scene belonged in the film. It
was a clean birth and very fast. I
don't see how anyone could be
touchy about it.
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"I think it should be good for
children. I know it had a good ef
fect on my daughters. They're 18
and 20, and one is married. The
scene took the fear out of child
birth for them. . . ..
"I showed the picture to the
Catholic Legion of Decency in New
York, and they found nothing ob
jectionable in it. They said it
should be seen not only by every
aduit, but every child, too.
"Joe Breen (Hollywood's top
censor) found nothing wrong .with
the scene. He told me to keep it
in the picture."
The Disney studio pointed out
that "The Vanishing Prairie" has
been commended by the Parent
Teachers Assn., General Federa
tion of Womens Clubs and other
groups. Each recommended It for
family audiences.
"I can't understand the New
York board," said Disney. "I
grew up on a farm and saw all
kinds of births when I was a boy.
I think it helps give you a whole
some outlook on life."
A tiff with the censors Is a rare
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event for Disney. He could recall
only one or two others in the
past.
One time he portrayed a group
of water sprites in a picture. The
Johnston office raised an objection
over the little fairies' navels. But
Walt held his ground and refused
tu erase.
"I had to give in another time."
he added. "I think it was in 'Dum
bo." They objected to a winking
navel."
But he upheld the buffalo
birth.
"We didn't publicize the scene
or try to sensationalize in any
vay." he said. "It's all done in
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