Aerial Spraying Program
Kills Sage, Rabbit Brush
FORT nOCK-Wilting of sage
brush and rabbit brush at sev
eral Fort Rock and Silver Lake
ranches assures a good kill alter
aerial spraying. The spray pro
gram, with ranchers pooling
acreages to secure a better price
offer, was arranged through the
Lake County Extension Service.
Bill Moser was In charge.
Done in early June when brush
is growing rapidly, this type of
range improvement is on the in
crease. U does away with the
wind erosion problem which ac
companies plowing of brush.
. Sites are selected which have a
heavy growth of brush, indicating
better soil. After spraying, native
grasses can use the m o i s t u r e
which had previously gone to the
brush. Some ranchers will then
do fall seeding of crested wheat
or tall wheat grasses.
Ranchers who took part in this
year's spray program were Rich-
lard Morehouse, Maurice Ward anil
Bud Parks, Fort Rock, and Dud
ley Long and Jess Peninslon. Sil
ver Lake. Each rancher provided
flagmen to insure spraying of the
right location.
Paul Orlwein of Lakeview pro
vided the equipment, with Merle
Williams of Bellingham, Wash.,
piloting the Callair spray craft.
Court Records
MUNICIPAL COURT
July If. mi
Leroy Fair chi Id, drunk, $23 or live or
D days.
Harvey Daniel McGwyer, drunk, SIS or
five or 10 days.
Vernon Joe, disorderly conduct wan
rani, $50 forfeit.
Agnes E. E rick son, disorderly conduct
warrant, iuo ttne.
Francis Coieen Crume, disorderly con
duct, S2S forfeit.
Melvtn Lee Jackson, traffic warrant.
112. SO forfeit.
Irwin Weiser Jr., drunk, $25 or five or
iu aays.
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AERIAL SPRAYING Killing sage and rabbit brush by spraying means more
range grass, so several Fort Rock and Silver Lake ranchers took advantage of an
aerial spraying program last month. Pilots spray about 15 feet above the brush for
best results, relying on good weather conditions to target the spray as well as tor safe
flying. Merle Williams of Bellingham, Wash., pilots the Callair spray craft shown
above.
Navy Man Found Guilty Of Espionage
NEW YORK lUPIi - Navy
Yeoman 1C. Nelson C. Drummond
was found guilty Friday night in1
his second espionage trial of crim
inally conspiring to pass military
documents to the Soviet Union.
His conviction by the federal
court jury of 10 men and two wom
en may bring a maximum pen
alty of death. Judge Thomas F.
Murphy scheduled sentencing for
Aug. 10.
However, the panel failed toi
agree alter almost 12 hours ol
deliberations on a second charge
brought against the 34-ycar-old
sailor. Murphy planned to hear
motions on the charge July 30.
That count charged Drummond
with the specific overt act of at
tempting to give six naval docu
ments to two members of the So
viet United Nations delegation last
Sept. 28 outside a diner in Larch
mont, N.Y. where FBI agentsi
arrested him.
The defendant's first trial ended
in a hung jury on May 23.
Under cross-examination in thcl
latest trial, Drummond estimated!
that he was paid between $20,000'
and $24,000 by Russian agents
since he began working for them
in 1057 or 1958 while stationed in
London.
He also admitted making 32
trips from the Newport, R.I., nav
al base to New York to deliver
various documents, which he
claimed were declassified and thus
of no value to an enemy.
Asst. U.S. Atty. Vincent Broder-
ic-k charged the information he
gave the Russian spies was classi
fied, or secret, and included de
tails of electronic equipment on
u.s. snips mat would be ex
tremely helpful" to the Soviets.
Broderick said it was too early'
to say what action the government
would take on the second count.
He said he considered it "most
unusual" that the jury was per
mitted to make a verdict on the
basis of only one of the two
charges against Drummond.
Nelson Gets
Park Award
Marvin L. Nelson, administra
tive officer for Crater Lake Na
tional Park, received a superior
performance award, Superintend
ent W. Ward Yeager announced.
The award recognized Nelson's
outstanding performance rating
and his work performance, both
in general and during (lie period
April 1962 through March 1!W3 in
particular. During that time, he
performed additional duties cre
ated by stuff vacancies and by
unprecedented park operations
in a manner above and beyond
any normal expectation of his
job's requirements.
The award was read and pre
sented to Nelson by Superintend
ent Yeager during staff meeting.
It was approved by the National
Park Service's Western Regional
Office in San Francisco, and the
award includes a check tor $250
Nelson came to Crater Lake
National Park in June, 1953, from
tlie service's Midwest Regional Of
fice in Omaha, Nob. Starting with
the service as a CCC cnrollec in
Grand Canyon National Park in
1934, he has served for 29 years
with the United States Depart
ment of the Interior. Twenty two
of these years have been with
the National Park Service in var
ious areas and in several capacities.
WRONG SPELLING
TUCSON, Ariz. Continental
Airlines began serving Tucson a
year ago and residents of the
area were happy except for
one thing. Baggage checks had
the city's name incorrectly spelled
as Tuseon.
Horse Association Files Court Charge
ALTURAS Contempt of court
proceedings are now pending
against (lie American Quarter
Horse Association, Amarillo. Tex.,
over a court decision made by
Superior Court Judge M. G.
Del Mutolo on June 28 in San
Jose, Calif.
The judge ordered Uie Amer
ican Quarter Horse Association,
the Pacific Coast Quarter Horse
Association, and the California
State Horsemen's Association to
ease interference with the Mod
el Quarter Horse Association in
scheduling of two events at a
recent San Jose horse show.
In granting the injunction.
Judge Del Mutolo agreed with
the Model Quarter Horse Associ
ation in its contention that the
AQUA and other parties named
had induced a breach of contract
between the MQ1H and the San
Jose horse show committee by
acts of a threatening nature.
In the complaint, the Model
Quarter Horse Association has
QUEEN CANCELED VISIT
LONDON lUPIl-Queen Eliza
beth canceled her visit to the
Royal school in Windsor Great
Park Sunday because of an out
break of chicken pox among the
pupils.
The Queen, who was to have
presented prizes, called off tlie
visit on advice of her doctor, a
palace announcement said.
stated the agreement between it
ana' ihe horse show committee
was made May 14. 1963, calling
for the inclusion of two classes
in the open section of the two
day show. The open show followed
by one day the section of the
show approved by the American
Association.
It was cliarged that the AQUA
threatened the show committee
with a revoking of AQUA approv
al of its portion of tlie show if
(lie MQHA was allowed to show
horses in tlie open section of the
San Jose show.
In spite of tlie restraining or
der by Judge Del Mutolo. tlie
show committee withdrew t h e
MQHA section of the show.
The Model Quarter Horse Asso
ciation was established two years
ago and now has over 10,000
horses in its registry. Headquar
ters of the association are in Al
turas, Calif., with horses regis
tered in every state and several
foreign countries. The Mode
Quarter Horse was accepted this
year by the USDA as a recognized
breed in its official registry.
PRODUCTION IS UP
LEXINGTON. Ky - Corn pro
duction in Kentucky has increased
from 25 to 46 bushels per acre
during tlie last 100 years. Wheat
production jumped from 10 to 24.4
bushels per acre during the century.
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