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SPUD STORAGE
FACILITIES IN
BASIN LARGER
Potato storage facilities have
been developed in the Klamath
basin this year to the place where
the entire crop of more than 6600
carloads of tubers could be stored
It market conditione justified.
County Agent C. A. Henderson
termed the storage development
here as unexcelled in any potato
growing district in the United
States.
In the past summer 51 new cel
lars have been constructed, add
ing 400,000 sacks to the basin's
storage capacity. Altogether there
are approximately 450 cellars in
the basin, about 400 of them be
ing on farms. The total capacity
exceeds 2.600,000 sacks.
There is hardly a farm on the
basin without a cellar, and on
some places there are two Or
three. Storage structures at rail
road terminals number about 50,
most of them being larger than
the farm cellars. The average
farm cellar holds about 25 car
loads of potatoes.
Klamath potato cellars con
form quite closely to one design.
The framework is built over a
wide, shallow hole. Straw is
placed on the frame, and over
that is laid a layer of dirt. The
roof is usually a solid sod after a
year or two. There are ventila
tors. Potatoes in the cellars are
protected from the frost in the
winter and from the heat in the
fall and spring.
Presence in the district of ade
quate storage facilities makes
possible orderly marketing of the
potato crop, growers being able
to hold or sell as the market justifies.
MONTANA SPUDS
WIN HIGH BATIK
WASHINGTON. Nov. 22 (AP)
Montan& potatoes won today a
surplus commodity corporation
rating of equality with the fam
ous Idaho "spud."
Assistants of Senator Burton
X. Wheeler of Montana said cor
poration officials agreed to boost
its price for Montana potatoes to
70 cents a hundred pounds, the
same as that for Idaho potatoes,
after considering a protest the
senator made against a lower
price.
Wheeler's aides said the Beav
erhead County Potato Growers'
association complained their pro
duct was bringing only 00 cents
from the corporation, "although
our potatoes sell on & par with
Idaho's in all other markets."
POPULATION SET
AT 110,1511000
WASHINGTON. Nov. 22 (UP)
The census bureau announced to
day that the population of the
United States was 129,257,000
on July 1, an Increase of 828,000
ever the 1936 estimate.
The figures disclosed that the
nation's population has increased
almost 7,000,000 since the decen
bial census in 1930.
The increase is primarily due
to excess of births over deaths, as
testrictions of immigration has
eliminated one factor formerly
contributing to large regular in
creases in population, census of
ficials pointed out.
For better lubrication for mo
tors use a common-type lubricant,
such as soapy allaying cream or
tlycerin.
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G. S. Merritt, general freight agent of the Great Northern railroad, took potatoes from his state
line ranch for a display in a Great Northern win dow In San Francisco, shown above.
THE KLAMATH VETERAN
Activities of the Spanish-American War Veterans. The Disabled
American Veterans, The Veterans of Foreign Wars. The American
Legion and Their Auxiliaries.
VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS
Pelican Post No. 1383
Members of the Pelican post
No. 1333, VFW, endorsed all is
sues in the forthcoming special
city election which were recom
mended to voters by the city plan
ning commission in a meeting
held November 17. All members
who were not present at th meet
ing are urged to study informa
tion on the proposed bond issue
published in pamphlet form by
the city administration and to east
their ballots on December 3 for
the good of the community.
Officers for the ensuing year
Leading Man Neil Hamilton
Likes Movie Job, Reads to
Blind Soldiers As Pastime
HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 22 (UP)
Neil- Hamilton. who left posing
for collar ads 20 years ago in New
York and came to Hollywood to
act In the movies, reported today
that he hasn't regretted a minute
of his timeor the hundreds of
pounds of yellow grease paint he
has smeared on his face during
the last two decades.
For 15 of these years he has
been a leading man. the handsome
fellow who takes second billing
to the glamorous lady star and
acts as 'tier foil for seven reels.
He has acted in picture After
picture, until his credit list in the
motion picture almanac is one of
the longest in the book. He's still
one of the leading leading-men,
has every hope to continue the
same kind of job for many a year
to come and is inclined to pity the
dozens of stars he has seen flare
Into the multi-thousand dollar
salary class for a year or so and
then fade into oblivion.
"I've tried to do my work as
best I could," he said. "I've tried
not to worry about anything, and
above all, I've never sought to get
Out of the leading man class. I've
earned good wages all the time
I've been In Hollywood, I've got a
nice home, a good wife and a bank
accountand I know when I'm
well off."
Formal biographies of Hamil
ton say be was born in 1899 and
tbat his hobbies are sailing and
parlor magic.
He doesn't look 88 years old.
He's bright-eyed, dark-haired and
trim, like a leading man should
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THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, , KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
were installed by the vets at the
meeting as follows: George Lee.
commander; W. B. Meyer. senior
vice commander; Herman L. Lot
dahl. junior vice commander; Ed
Al leach, chaplain. and At Fidler,
quartermaster.
Meeting nights of the organiza
tion have been changed from
every Wednesday to the second
and fourth Wednesdays in each
month.
Hereafter dues will be $5 in
chiding reinstatement or initi
ation fee, and ;4 per year thereafter.
be. And as for his hobbies, he
doesn't have much time to sail or
do tricks with cards, because of a
philanthropy of his own devising.
Two nights a week he spends
reading to the blind men in the
soldiers' home at suburban Saw
tenet. "It's a selfish kind of thing,"
he said. "I go to read to them
because enjoy it as much as
they do, poor devils. Further
more It good practice for me, as
an actor."
We saw the steamship "Gigan
tic" and the steamship "Colossal"
In a race across the Atlantic to
day. The "Gigantic" won.
You'll be seeing the same thing
when Paramount releases W. C.
Field's newest picture, "The Big
Broadcast of 1938." Most of the
action takes place aboard a super
streamlined ocean greyhound,
which is so modern that it gets
its power from the air. The ac
tion is supposed to be taking place
about 33 years from nowin
1970.
Part of the plot calls for the
race between the "Gigantic" and
a present liner, the "Colossal,"
which has three stacks belching
smoke. Studios ordinarily try to
keep their trick photography un
der cover, but since it's obvious
to any fan that no studio, not
even Paramount, could build a
$20,000,000 stream-lined ocean
liner for one picture, officials
don't mind letting you in on the
secret.
It consists of two model boats,
each about 20 feet long, costing
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each one to pull the valves which
turn the propellors and thus pro
vide a new kind of movie thrill.
Quirks in
The News
ODD REQUEST
INDIANAPOLIS, ( A P )
Eighteen year old Robert York,
In court for the theft of an
automobile, asked Judhe Pro
Tern Clyde C. Karrer to give him
a life sentence.
"You might as welt give me
life," said York, Who twice had
served sentences for automo
bile theft. "I can't get a de
cent job, and every time I get
out the police are on my trail."
The judge sentenced him to
one to 10 years in the Indi
ana reformatory.
eGOING.
CAMDEN. N. J.. (AP)--The
coroner will sell out the sher
iff Monday in Camden county.
Because the law forbids
Sheriff Joseph H. Van Meter
from selling a garage he owns
to satisfy a judgment, Dr. Er
nest Larossa, coroner. will put
the property under the hammer.
DEER COSTS HIM DEAR
ASHLAND W I N., (AP)--
Fenders and headlighte costing
what they do. I. B. Iverson is
beginning to feel a wee bit dis
couraged. Last week deer dashed
across a highway near Drum
mond and crashed into his car.
A garage repaired a damaged
headlight and fender.
A few nights later Iverson's
wife drove along a forest bor
dered highway near Superior.
A deer darted out of a thicket
Into the road.
The garage repaired the
same headlight and fender.
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smooth: Formerly whiskey matured far more
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Newsman Describes Horrible
Doom of North China City ,
(Editor's Note: Jeck Belden.
United Press correspondent who
was the only foreign newspaper
man to witness the tali ot 'rai
)Uent capital of Shansi, tells
In a delayed dispatch sent by
eourier to Peiping and cabled
to the United States, the horror
of the eity's tinel collapse).
By JACK BELDEN
Copyright, 1081, byUnited Prose
FNNYANti, Southern Shansi,
Nov. 2 (Vie Courier to Peiping)
(UP)-1 have seen a full-grown
city die before my eyes, and At
I. a sight that.remaing engraved
upon the memory.
The horror :ot Talytten's col
lapse and fall Is ended. And the
small group of foreigners who
lived out with me those lest days
In the American compound of the
stricken city, are heading south
ward to satety.
In those days we lived under
ground like rats, fearing to come
out in the light, tearing the ever
present terror ot vicious black
planes, circling like vultures in
the sky.
Taiyuan literally tell apart, and
one who has not seen it happen
can hardly understand the gnaw
ing horror or those last days and
hours.
The little group ot missionar
les struggled through this alowlY
dawning terror, 'trying to keep
together what little courage and
hope refrained.
The streets, gradually became
deserted.. Dogs circled around
itim101217. and dead bodies lay in
gutters. mangled by exploiting
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'hells. with no one interested
enough to cart them away.
The few Chinese who remained
knew their city was doomed, mud
they remained In hiding until the
Urn. callus to MO in the night. I
do not remember how :tinny days
this lasted, because the feeling
that Taiyuan was doomed came
to me suddenly.
Hour after hour the black
bombers droned through the sky,
dropping their screaming missiles.
I bad watched from the American
compound, or with soldiers in
dugouts, until it geented impos
sible to disonsoelate that hateful
thunder with the bare business of
livin it.
Telegraph poles ley a6ops the
Wee', anti wreeked automobiles
remained in the middle of the
road. Nobody cared because there
watt nobody timre.
In the last 'swift hours things
Retuned to he crumbling all at
once. What wee once a beautiful
city, the size of 1Vashington.
C., was an empty ruin when I left.
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