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PAGE 2 A HERALD AND NEWS. KLAflATir fW$. QREGON THURSDAY, APRIL 2 19W Japanese Fishing Ban Rapped By NW Embassy WASHINGTON AP Theiin the 1958 and ! Bristol Bay Japanese Embassy said Thursday runs were spawned in 1953 and Japan is being unjustly blamed 1954 when Japanese high seas for the federal ban on red salmon fishing had no effect on Bristol fishing this year in Alaska's Bris-iBay." tol Bay. A 1952 agreement between J "The bearing of the Japaneseipan, the United States and Cana hlgh seas catch upon the conser- da restricted Japanese high seas vation measures which hae been salmon fishing to the area west found necessary in Bristol Bay of meridian 175 degrees west has been greatly overstated." the longitude. embassy said tn a statement. In addition, the statement said. It also maintained that "the before the 195 fishing season willingness of the Japanese at I began, the Japanese government sacrifice to themselves and with , voluntarily reduced its salmon "DENNIS THE MENACE" out any legal obligation, to make accommodations to assist the Bristol Bay problem has been in sufficiently appreciated." The statement said the current small red salmon run in Bristol Bay which has led to the hotly criticized Interior Department ban ''results mainly from causes un connected with Japanese fishing." Among the causes, tt said, are catch in the North Pacific from the N57 total of 19 8 million to approximately 11 million. In the area from 175 degrees west to 175 degrees east, it said, "the most significant area for Bristol Bay of the areas not re stricted by treaty." the Japanese catch declined from the 1957 total of 5.1 million to 17.000 in 1958. 'The concern of American salm the cyclical nature of the Bristoljon packers and fishermen for the Bay run, and a gradual decline in j continuation of a valuable re peak runs which has been noted source is entirely understandable, since 1935. nd it is unfortunate that the au- It noted a 1938 Bristol Bav run!1"0"1'" have found it necessary I 32 million red salmon, a 1947 run of 23 million and a 195ft run of 21.5 million, with runs down to - -AtfK-d Klamath County Agent Gives Spring Lawn Hints By J. D. VERTREES Ithough more expensive, they have, inches Tnen the waleiing is done mil starve out the grass. Watfr One of the first jobs most of us another advantage of being longer jiess 0ten Frequent and shallow ! for longer periods, and deeply, for ackle around the home in the ' a s t i n g after application. The irrigation causes the roots to erow t-uer innWino i nd ..,n-, that lawn " With the impetus of a new season, we firmly swear to have a better lawn than last year. Here are some of the things we tackle around the home in the a .i i n ig aner application ine .rngation causes the roots to grow better looking lawns and actually y "u owu, r - - UT1 CUP dllU ldn UfdieU CI1IS Md lp,e Work vivm a miirr cmirrp nt n-trnaon j j , " nnen neeas irrigation ecxry oay. . iir. : , finjiMil.. article. lor early growth. The addmona M... ..- a-, 7 .k. . LI. -More. In a "!''ng article on " i r i .c: Z-'Z ian jdamaged Deep and thorough wa-minor carP p:Mems to go 11 million and fi 27 million in years between these peaks. "It should be noted." the state ment said. ". . . that before 1955 the Japanese did no high seas fishing for red salmon which could possibly have substantially affect ed the Bristol Bay run. "The small runs of 1953 and 1954 were apparently due entirely to the natural cycle of Bristol Bay red salmon. Furthermore the high run of 21.5 million in 1956 occurred despite any possible effects of the Japanese high seas fishery an important factor must be the natural cycle of the Bristol Bay Salmon run. It added that "most of the fish i m 'ii la.'ii n w Michael TODD'S starring DAYS DAVID NIVEN CANTINFLAS ROBERT NEWTON SHIBLEY MacLAINE Ftotvring 44 Comao' Starj TKHNlCOLOft Been Osm 7:30 p.m. "M Dr" 8 00 p.m. Admission Adult. (Inc. Fed. T.i) 1.2S Child,., (UnoV 12) 50 1 MONDAY. APRIL Mil IS Academy awards night i HOltrwOOD' rk a KlamaHl Cbl. 7 )0 p irn " 'J'AA S0CRV I IOST MV TEMPER. BUT M SICK AN0 TIRED Of HIM OUiiNG UVER 'CRAB Un to close the fishery this year.' the statement said, adding in perspective, however, it should be borne in mind that: "The low 1959 Bristol Bay run results mainly from causes un connected with Japanese fishing "The high seas fishing area in volved is in the Eastern Pacific remote from the United States and subject to no treaty limitation "Japan and Japanese fishermen have displayed great reasonable ncss and willingness to accom modate themselves to U, S. views "Hcasonable access to the fish ery resources of the high seas is vital for Japanese subsistence. "There is every reason to anti cipate a restoration of the Bristol Bay fishery Day Planned By 4-H'ers Four-H Demonstration Day will he hold at the fairgrounds this Saturday, beginning at 10 a.m. Mere -t If hoys and girls will have an opportunity to demon strate some technique learned in their 4-H project this year, related to home economics or agriculture. To present a demonstration 4-H monihrrs must know their suhject matter well and he able to present it to their audience. County extension agents In 4-H Club work. Lillian Hoffman and Francis Skinner, will be present to give suggestions on how demon M rat ions might be improved he- fore their final presentation at the (air. rour-II leaders who have or would like judging experience will also have an opportunity to work with the agents in commenting on demonstrations. Public presentation of home economics demonstrations will he at the 4-H Spring Fair. April 23-25. Demonstrations relating to agri cultural projects will be given al Fall Fair in August. Demonstrations given by teams or individuals should not be more than 30 minutes long which in cludes the time for setting up and taking down demonstrations. Four-H members not presenting demonstrations are welcome to visit Demonstration Day to see how demonstrations are presented Shh; Don't Tell A Soul; Fisher-Taylor Rites Slated By JAMES BACON AP Motion Picture Writer LAS VEGAS. Nov. 'APt Singer Eddie Fisher said today that he and Elizabeth Taylor will marry in Mexico within the next six weeks. Wednesday night he had said they would wed in Las Vegas if he could get the consent of his former wife. Debbie Reynolds. But he added later that he had slight hope of getting Miss Reyn olds to agree to a Nevada decree. She has obtained a California di vorce which will not be final for a year. Fisher pointed out that he could get a divorce in Mexico without Debbie's decree has she got to gain by opposing if" This discussion followed the opening of Fisher's show at the Tropicana Hotel. Miss Taylor at tended the opening with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Taylor of La Jolla. Calif. Fisher said he had tried to get Debbie's consent to a quickie di vorce but was rebuffed. Debbie said earlier she wouldn't consent because it would be em barrassing to explain to her two children how their father could have two wives at the same time. Under a Nevada decree. Fisher more than it can cure. Gradually fill low areas in lawns with top- dressing with good loam or sand By adding ' to '3 inch occasion ally, the grass will come through and the low spots will be gradu ally filled in. Ei-tii;init a Imui. la ..cm-.IL. based on the addition of nitrogen i '" "J '?ungstere around. The for additional growth and a bet-f"' thf clov,er 15 included does ter green color of the grass. With-! "' , V": , w iui- out going into technicalities, ni-,"0"3' fertilizer each year troffen will stimulate erowth and! af'ng probably the most color of grasses. Phosphate stimu lates the clovers in the lawn, as well as add strength to the grass growth. Potash, in general is not often deficient in our soils in Klamath. In buying fertilizers, notice the composition numbers on the sack. A fertilizer that shows the num bers, such as 10-10-5 indicates the amount of the three main ele ments. The first number always indicates the per cent or pounds per hundred of nitrogen. The sec ond number indicates the amount of phosphate, similarly, and the third number indicates the potash content. Therefore, when buying a improperly done practice followed in lawn care. In too many cases watering is done in too light amounts. Short periods of water ing are harmful to lawns. A good soaking should be done each time the lawn is watered so that the soil can wet down at least six organic sources of nitrogen sue mure graijuai icecing ana -..mo Brill h. rrwM think will help you accomplish I ne etiects will be seen oer a down, and less freouent waterin that goal. linger period of time. a necessary. Under trees, this The use of the heavy lawn roller! Much controversy often occurs practice is even more important . often questionable in value, regarding the mowing of lawns Shallow watering will cause the jMany people roll lawns without'and we don't mean only that it is atree roots to come to the surface j any special purpose in mind. Ac- week-end chore for some folks. We 'and compete even more strongly j lually it can do harm in packing re'er to the height of mowinglwith the shallow grass roots. If a down heavy or too tight soils, abo the ground. Pure stands of watering is missed, the tree roots' iwnere water can never pene- wu,sl a muweu more ciose-' trate into the roots zones. Rolling than o'ner types of grass, or: will firm down grass plants that mixtures. Blue grass lawns should, have been heaved or lifted by win-1" mowed high. The mower should! ter freezing and thawing in some,1 s' about Vi to 2 inches above soils. Light and sandy type s ilslne ground. These purposes are may need some firming, butlomplished when this is done should be done snarinelv. Earth. A thicker stand, a good snrinev worm and night crawler pounds 1 turf or cushion, less watering is may be firmed down after raking accessary 11 none properly, oetler first. I constant color and quality. Never trv to take the uneveness Bluegrass and fescue stands will out of a lawn bv rolling as the!rp5p0nd DeUuer a"d "dually take! only process. This can damage j c?re when the mower is set 11411 mi a umr. tun emu main tained. Less weeds will come in also. The inclusion of exclusion of! clover is a matter of personal pref erence, me disadvantages come from the staining of clothing from I clover. Also bees are attracted which might cause some discom seases. pests, weeds, and Chas. J. Cizek TAILOR Suits 1 Slacks Mad to Order PtrUct Fit Guaranteed 119 SOUTH 7th Public School TEACHERS RECEPTION Tues., April 7th, 7:30 P.M. MAUN MASONIC HALL Recognizing all teachers from Merrill, Bonanza and Malin Schools! Entertain ment from each school . . . Refresh ments will be served. Public invited. his former wife's consent Asked if that means he and raven-haired Miss Taylor would get married in Mexico, Fisher nodded in agreement. He and Miss Taylor said they have not selected the site for the wedding. "We do not want it to be pub lic." she said. Fisher pointed out that Miss Taylor is leaving in May for Eu rope to make a movie. He said he is going with her. "We want to travel as man and wife." he said. penalty of bigamy charges. But Miss Taylor explained that it would be no hardship to re main away from California for a year. She said she is going back there April 6 for the Oscar awards then will be away for eight or nine months making two movies. She said she has her three chil dren with her and has closed her California home. Miss Reynolds also will attend the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Awards din ner next Monday. Jerry Wald, producer of the two-hour nation- Miss Taylor said she hoped Miss wide telecast, said he will space Reynolds might consent to a Ne- the appearance of Debbie and Liz vada decree on her return from 'an hour apart. movie work in Spam in a few days. "Debbie was very much hurt at first to find out that Kddie and I were in love." said Miss Taylor. "That is very understandable, but I think the hurt has now left and that she may consent to Eddie getting a divorce in Nevada. What and Miss Taylor could not live asjchemical fertilizer, it is possible man and wife in California until to see just how much of each ele- is final, under !ment you are getting and also Fisher was favorably received in his singing appearance Wednes day night. When Miss Taylor en tered the crowded dining room she received a warm round of ap plause. Earlier, pickets appeared before the hotel with signs, one of which read: "Liz, go home!' just talking about the weather'' Thirteen universities are band ing together to do something about it. They're mapping plans for a 71- jjjjjjjjjjl OPEN Tn Schools Banding Together To Plot Weather Research TUCSON, Ariz. AP Tired of 'million dollar weather research institute. The schools have formed a Uni versity Corp. for Atmospheric Re search to start the project. Plans were announced at a news confer ence at the University of Arizona Wednesday nisht. Dr. Henry C. Houqhton. head of the department of meteorology at MNMChUMttl Infinite of Tech nology and chairman of UCAR. said the institute would lead to hetter weather forecasting and control. No site has been chosen for the nstitute. Money (or the project Starts- TONIGHT! or a, picture lilse PHILIP YOKMN'S From stage to Screen In One Big Shocki The Busurihb Sjory That Undresses The Heart Of A j B! LJtXl I XnU BID lIIW. I tMk If " HIGHT.X Tramp! Ftve TiwM so -j to :e rtlinni MM. SAMMYDAVISJRas'Oanny H F 'ti Onmabc Scmi Rel Wl Jolt Yea C .1 Ol You- Sm ! If CHANNEL 4 7:30 v YOU CAN'T KEEP THE TRUTH FROM TODAY'S YOUTH! .'HANDLE WITH CARE DUN JONES JOAN 0 BRIEN THOMAS MITCHELL JOHN SMITH 1U R r imm" - m Tt -sI-- ii mil un .. !the cost per pound in each mix ture type can be calculated as to the best buy. Straight nitrogen chemicals, such as ammonium sulphate 20-0-0 or ammonium nitrate '33-0-0' are excellent sources of the element. The nitrogen is readi ly available and also economical. Too heavy applications when not watered in properly, will tcmpor nrily burn the grass. Chemical fer tilizers should be spread on the lawn when dry, and then thor oughly watered in. Another good lawn fertilizer is Ifi-20-O .supplying both nitrogen and phosphate. All three of the above mentioned chemicals should hp applied at the rate of four to six pounds per thousand square feet. Water in thoroughly after ap plication. Many other lawn typo fertilizers are offered in stores which include both chemical and organic sources of these elements. These have a decided advantage although in most cases are slightly more expensive to use. The rates must be much higher per thousand square feet when applied to get the proper amount of nitrogen. An advantage is that they will not burn the lawns, when applied properly, as readily as the straight chemical sources. Even Union Bills Fail In Salem PORTLAND ' AP No major union-bac ked hills have been pass ed by the present Legislature, the Oregon Committee on 'Political Education said Wednesday. "And it is doubtful if some do." the AKI.-CIO organization said in ,-viuv-teH In nnmo frnm Ihn foHorol I BtWihUtt governments National Science "It seems we have some very Foundation. doubtful so-called triends on many ., ... , . (issues of importance to labor." ' "V'1V?."T P'Clure f lhe pro i Mt said 1 posed insl.tute: James T Marr ,,.,, I It would hae a staff of about Iretary ol the Oreeon AFL-CIO. 1550. including about loo research haier said he had written the .scientists. A tleet of nine airplanes, newsletter. (including several of transport Slie. I In the newslelter Marr uai would gather atmospheric data. critical of attempts in the Legis ! Information obtained in these stud ics would he a major step torward in the nation's elforts to solve mysteries of the atmosphere. I Houghton said the benefits to the nation's security, agriculture and I industry would he inv aluable. I He said the So ict I'nion is well ahead of the t'nited States in ap plying the institute approach to iweather research lature to pass sales tax legislation. OVER THE GARDEN GATE INDOOR KITS This spring you can start vour own flower and vegetahle trans- Scientists have been studunc ("an.s inaoors. 11 s easy 10 CO wun 'plans tor lhe proposed institute for 1 -il planter kits that fit on your .18 months. If Congress agrees to "' ' Marigolds, salvia, co ..ppropriate the necessary funds. "us- omaln's- snapdragons and he said, the project will need atrv'n Petunias are among the va least another soar of preparation "f-ties thnt can be started indoors l't:ore ronstnu'ion van start. ! " "u" Houghton said the site would hae to be near "an academic in stitution ket. One of these starter kits, called Punch n' (irn. has the seeds at- l CAR members include the fni.,achd l cones on clear plastic versifies of Arizona. Michigan. !"? rrlPH! " " KOMia, Chicago Washing1on.!,h"" froing. the cones are 'Cornell. St. l.ou;-. Florida State Punched with a pencil and water New -York. Texas AfcM. Pcnnsvi-w ddd , , ... , .' vania State. Johns Hopkins and the A special fertilized soil is used 1'nnersity of California at LmP 'n"lre rap;d Summation and Angele C Of C To Deny Oregonicm's Plea good root development If you enjoy gardening and want an extra feeling of accom plishment, here is an economical way to start your own transplants this spring Punch n' Gro Planter kits are 'available in 13 varieties Kits 1 PRFSCOTT Ariz 1 AP' The can be obtained seeded with par Prescott Chamber of Commerce , sley. California wonder peppers, has a request it doesn't intend to r.itgers tomato, carpet ol snow fulfill. lalyssum. powder puff astor. rain- Clerk Mercy Wagner received i bow mixed coleus. rainbow mixed l i s letter trom Robert Liles of dahlia, lemon drop marigold, crown iVenita. Ore : Jewels mixed petunia, bonfire sal- "Send me a tarantula. Ship it tolua. tetra mixed snapdragon and I me in a box alive. If you een'ti California giants mixed tinnia. t.nd one. tell me where I can Punch n Gro kits are produced Thank ou." 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