Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 19, 1944, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextFOTJS MTOTORD MML TRTBUWS Thursday. Oct 19, 1944 TRUMAN STATES opposjm gop FDR Running Mate Claims Nation Needs Experienced Leadership to Win War. JACKSON COUNTY FARM NOTES Compiled by County Office 0. S. C. Extension Service With Senator Truman En Route to Seattle, Oct. 19 U.R- Sen. Harry S. Truman completes the west coast lee of his cam paign trip today In Washington, which is acutely conscious of post-war reconversion problems Truman, Democratic nominee for the vice presidency, will ap pear at a Democratic rally to nlfiht at Seattle to deliver a radio address pointed at those problems. He also expects to reiterate the administration view toward the Riant Grand Coulee and Bonneville power projects which have been closely linked to Industrial expansion In the northwest. Projects Opposed ' The nominee told a Democra tic rally at Portland last night that the projects were partly responsible for the tremendous wartime expansion of aluminum production needed for airplanes and that they had been "bitter ly opposed" by Republicans In congress. Truman also charged that the Republican platform and presi dential candidate "straddle every Issue" and asserted again that the nation needed exper ienced leadership to win the war and the peace. 'The same old gang that tried to turn the clock back in 1920 is standing at the door waiting for a chance to come in and turn the clock back," he said. Accuses Dewey Truman asserted that Gov. Thomas E. Dewey has embraced i Wednesday evening plans began new deal reforms on tour ofto crystallzo for the formation tne wesi coast put naa gone io, o a jgjry cooperative for Jack Net Farm Income In Gradual Drop Current data on trends of farm prices and costs indicate a further gradual decline In the purchasing power of farm pro ducts, generally, reports L. R. Breithaupt, O.S.C. extension ag ricultural economist. Latest fig ures of the U. S. Department of Agriculture show the index of prices for all farm products Just slightly lower than a year ago, while the index of prices paid is up about 4 per cent, not in eluding labor. The farm wage In, dex is around 20 per cent high er These trends suggest that the peak of high net income from farming during this war may be reached roon if not already pass ed. The situation varies some what, depending upon the type of farming. Compared with I year ago, the current position of crop pro ducts generally is more favor able than of animal products as a group. The general price level of all crop products is about 4 per cent higher and of all Bnl mal products about 4 per cent lower than a year ago. Much of the increase In prices for crop products is due to higher prices for tobacco, hay. corn, and wheat. Dairy products have lost purchasing power, although the general average of prices Is slightly higher. On the whole, farm product prices were rated at 113 per cent of parity at mid-September down one point from mid-August and S points below Septem ber. 1043. Attention Is called to some significant relationships between trends In farm real estate prices and net farm Income. Five times In the past 33 years, the figures show, the trend of land prices has followed a change In the trend of net farm Income In about a year. Dairy Association Means Business At a meeting of dairymen held Charleston, W. Va., and told "the old guard he didn't mean It at all." He said he wanted no more men killed than necessary to de feat Germany and Japan and that the country could "not af ford to take a chance on a new commander In chief at this stage of the war." ' Moving into Washington to day, Truman was accompanied by Sen. Mon C. Wallgren. Demo cratic gubernatorial nominee for that state, on a motor trip to Seattle. They planned stops at Centralis, Olympla and Tacoma. Although Democrats were optimistic about the prospects of carrying Washington for the Roosevelt-Truman ticket, they were worried about the outcome of Wallgren's race with Repub lican Gov. Arthur B. Langlle, who is seeking reelection. The only military execution In Maine's history took piace at state prison in Thomaston, Me. Jeremiah Braun was hanged aft er he was convicted of having guided a British raiding party that in 1780 captured Gen. Peg leg Wadsworth, a grandfather of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Olorinf time lor Claaaifiad uts 0 l m. Too UU to Ouualft. U.JO X'TRA PROFITS IN ECGS Today's racorcj-brcaklnf 4 prtcti for gi dtmantj thai yoii ftr rna maximum pro auction from your f For batttr roiulti, food ong! X-tra Egf Producer polatablo, carefully I Mloncoa rot ion. Your het H4 4ltt hit $ ir mm wilt TJ ml i HOMCIt I son county. An organization was formed to be known as the Rogue River Valley Dairy asso ciation with board of directors eletced to perfect plans for in corporating a marketing organi zation. There Is every Indication that this group means business and the directors were instructed to proceed as rapidly as possible with procedure necessary for starting such an organization. Small Seed Crops Going Into Sacks With a favorable threshing season with few delays in oper ations, the small seed crop for this season is rapidly being sack ed In this section. Clover yields are not up to normal this year in most Instances. The sale of the crop Is not yet complete but expectations for good prices will probably be fulfilled. Pure seed of the higher grades is in demand and mixtures may be a little slower. R. G. Fowler, county agent Enroll Not. 1 For 4 H Club Work Enrollment for next year's club work will be started No vember 1. Every boy and girl between the ages of nine and 18 is eligible to carry a club pro ject. Projects available include dairy, beef, pigs, sheep, goat, poultry, rabbit, duck, geese, corn, potatoes vegetable gard den, flower garTlcn, seed crops, forage crops, weed control. Can ning, cooking, clothing, home making, health, home beautifi ration, bee culture, woodwork ing, forestry, building, farm ac counting, home accounting, etc Boys and girls in and near towns are eligible to carry these projects as well as boys and girls on the farms. Anyone who Is In terested in Joining a 411 club or In starting a new one, please write to the 4H club agent, courthouse, Medford. Or better than that, come In to the county agent's office and talk with the club agent. Earle Jossy, county club agent Party Suggestions For Hallowe'en Mrs. Louise Brockway has prepared a nw recreation mim eograph on game suggestions for Hallowe'en that Is now available through the home, demonstration agent office. can always depend on Schilling flavor Schilling COFFEF Although wartime restrictions have necessitated, discontinuing the regular meetings of the Jack son County Recreation associa tion, a great deal of material is available that will help in plan ning recreation for home and community groups. The mimeo graphed information Is available free of charge and other ma terial such as game kits, plays and shintg may be borrower! through this office. This newest mimeograph "Hal lowe'en Recreation" includes many game ideas that are par ticularly suitable for small home parties. Two other mimeographs on Hallowe'en are available. One, Hallowe'en Program Sug gestions, HE 1380 is particularly useful for school, grange or oth er group parties. These mimeo graphs may be obtained at the extension office at the court house or by calling 34S3. Home demonstration agent Marian J. Farrell, MARIHUANA IN WEEDS San Antonio, Tex. (U.PJ Po lice are searching for local vic tory gardeners who were culti vating a little marihuana along with regular crops. The officers explained that the marihuana bush resembles a common gar den treed, to detect. and is very difficult Pw Mall Trftmne Wsrt Ada, Spelling disaster for the Japs, tough army ordnance tanks used in the invasion of the Marshalls were in almost continuous action for five straight days on Engebi, Eniwetock and Parry islands. .aTniiMT"" " i BEST PHOTOS REASONABLE PRICES E. HAYDEN JONES PHOTO STUDIO PHONE 3364 607 W. 2nd Pbnna numb undr mm ftlrt Fred Ball RADIO SERVICE All makes repaired or Compittely recond'tioned PHILLIPS' RADIO SERVICE Phone 38i. 130? N. 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