IfiES SENT
N SHORTAGE
If FERTILIZER
wll Stucltimm, coiiKress
, .1.1. district, und ThntnuH
L l M,.lu'ii(l of tho fertiliser
..... ....... f.mrl urll.lln.
1 Xii'd will. wire, and ulr
I. ". tin. ferllliftor snui'iiiK'i.
S,cr0 miTliiiK of the Mulln
Zr t commerce Wcdnos-
ItiBlit. . 1 "" V"' ,,""w
..... ftunipHl nif moru
S, o be ullocnlcd to till.
tWUUI .... I,.. II... K i.mnlh
Lw Growers association
r"u. r.....t AuniiL C A.
Kon to wu8lil;mt0.t show.
effect of luck
i" i"!1""!!:'..
LCr who didn't order lust
lr IcrOrilllW
V . nt i... t..ut
I i 1 ll"y Will uij ti iiivnt
r ..ii..- nr.. mil nhtnlniihlu. .
Kcr growers huvo bouKht
Mm aheud, but contracts for
per to lie delivered this
It may n' ; ,
rllB COnlPHIiy IIUmwi.uk -..-l.-
...iIMitI 12S urowora
E i,cy will not bo uble to
fcly fertilizer contriieted for
1811. UI1C lliuujiuiiu Willi mv
i..... nli.iw. iilmnut mm
tin of the totnl amount of
illicr ul'ci in ui.o mtu.
Irowcrs who have obttilncd
oary machinery, una. pur-
'.j i.i..li .icti'i.fl nntnln mfl
H-u it'll" i";- ,
going to suffer nn expensive
.....ll nu mllllnrv . und
i!inn n n ; rn a doncndlna
in the crop, says Henderson.
Lnu.i.r iiKsucfutiona Hnd
Lubcrii of commerce ure- In
fUnt touch by wire and air
it uillti fortili'pr Hlsfrihtilnrit
Lell as officials In WnshhiK-
to ko wiwi can oe aonc to
.H riluiittr from one of Ore.
i laritcst industries.
30 Thousand Chicks Per
Week Hatched in Plant
Thirty thousand chicks arc
hutched per week In tho now In
dustry, the Ort-Kori Stale Hutch
cry, 2720 S. mil, stinted here
Just x weeks iik.i, uccurdiiiK to
I' red Jlublcr owner and mini
UKer of the hiilchory, who cume
hero from Corvullls. Ho employs
five usslstuuts In the new plant.
Uslnii IOO.UOIJ-okk capacity
electric Incuhiiliir, tho ,nt
hatches 3u,im chicks a week.
KKKs are procured from iliib
lers brccdhiK floeks In the Wll-
III PEOPLE
IH STATES
apt. Denton J. Roes, former
math Falls dentist, and Pvt.
(In G. Vincent, nophew of
!cr Vincent, employe of the
Giorgio rrult corporation.
Ived in Snn Francisco today
kwing their liberation from
lanatuan prison on Luzon,
fruary J.
apt. noes' wife and young
planned to leave Milwaukle,
, where they have lived
past two years. Immediate-
upon word that the officer
reached the United Stales.
-men and
WOMEN IN
SERVICES
v
SPEAR REPORTS
T8 Charles M. Spear, who has
been on leave visiiin with his
liimily hi Keno, has reported
back for reassignment to mili
tary duty. Spear was previously
located at lulelake. Ills fuinlly
has recently m o v c d to Keno
from Tulelnke where lliey had
mado their home.
PATTERSON TRAINS
Murine Cunt. Artliur "U" Pat
terson Jr., whose purenls live
In Midland, Is training with a
torpedo bomber squadron ut the
marine air station, Santa Bur
baru, Calif.
His squadron will fly from
aircraft curriers tho first time
murine flyers will operuto from
their own curriers.
dipt. Patterson won his wings
In February, 1IM3. He is a grad
uate of Klumtith Union high
school, und attended Oregon
Statu college.
WILKINSON IN HOSPITAL
Howurd J. Wilkinson. K le.
son of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Wil
kinson, 2334 Summers lunc. re
turned to active duly on Junu
ary 10 after u 20-day leave.
Before ho returned homo he had
spent three weeks in the Oak
land hospital. Sent out again to
the Pacific, he was taken off
the destroyer Hiichc, nnd re
turned to this country for fur
ther treatment. He is now con
fined for a couple of months
in tho baso hospital. Anyone de
siring to write to him may do
so by addressing Howard J.
Wilkinson, F 1c. USN Base
Hospital, Navy 12B Ward A-8,
cure Postmaster, San Francisco.
WISE GRADUATED
A veteran of many months in
the Pacific, Marine Pvt. 1c
Kenneth O. Wise, formerly of
Klamath Falls, was recently
graduated from tho Infantry and
Browning .automatic rifle school
at Camp Pendleton, Oceanside,
Calif. Ho Is now prepared for
assignment to a combat unit.
Wise served at Pearl Harbor
and in the Marshall islands. His
brother, Army 1st Lt. Henry O.
Wise, is overseas.
lamottc valley of southern Ore
gon, and high pedigreed Holly
wood White Leghorn eggs ure
obtained direct from breeding
larms in Washington, he said.
Among the 12 more popular
varieties ot chicks hutched here
oro Lloyd strain Rhode Island
Reds und Christie New Hump
shires. incubating compartments ure
kept at II II 'J degrees und hatching
compartments at OBJ degrees.
The entire weekly output is
sold, Hubler states. Those not
shipped out ure bought by Klam
ath residents to supplement the
meal shortage. More und more
people ore buying the baby
chicks to raise, reports the man
ager. Hatching eggs ure brought In
every week. Ono hundred eases
fill the machines and Hubler gels
uu ou per coin nutcn, he says.
Duy-old chicks uro shipped as
far south us Los Angeles, Calif.,
to Montana, Idaho, Nevada and
uu puns ot urcgon. They cun
llvo six hours without food or
wuter.
Chicks from the new hatchery
are shipped by express, parcel
post and stage. Stage shipping is
found to be very satisfactory in
this region, according to the
hatcher. The stage drivers take
special care of tho chicks in their
custody.
Loans For Veterans
Approved by House
SALEM, March 8 (P) The
house passed and sent to the sen
ate today a bill providing loans
up to $3000 to veterans for pur
chlise of farms und homes. The
bill carries out the terms of a
one-mill propcrtty tax approved
for the nurposc by the voters last
November,
The loans could be up to 75
per cent of the value of the
property, would bear 4 per cent
Interest, and be amortized In 20
years.
MAYOR RILEY
E
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TO fill
uRl
Mayor Earl Riley of Portland
will arrive in Klumuth Falls
Friday morning In conjunction
with the Klamath Shrine club's
ninth annual dance ut the arm
ory on April 7 for tho benefit
of the crippled children's hos
pital In Portland.
Riley will bo present at a
kickoff breakfast with Klamath
Falls city officials Friday morn
ing and will speak to the Rotary
club at noon. Ho will also ad
dress tho Shrine club on the
operation of the Shrino hospital
In Portland Friday . evening.
Riley Is a chairman ot the hos
pital board.
Muyor Ed Ostendorf of Klam
ath Fulls said today that this
city has more children in the
hospital, according to popula
tion than any other district com
ing jjndc-r its jurisdiction.
He also stated that the Shrine
club here collected a total of
$3575 for the benefit : of crip
pled children last year and that
amount Is expected to be ex
ceeded this year.
The purpose of this hospital
Is to provide aid for" crippled
children not having the finan
cial means to pay for ' neces
sary hospitalization.
BES?-gCI!Ol7N
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ICKS
VAPOKUB
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Farm Master
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CHICKS
Ea.
I In lots of 100
Now Hnmpi, Rocks, R. Redi,
3A Crad 15c Ea.
xmri
pi
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TRAFFIC ACCIDEPJTS
REPORTED IN CITY
Three traffic accidents were
reported to city police Wednes
day. W. D. Wukcmun, 2421
White, tuxi driver, backed Into n
car driven by AT. J. O'Donnell,
2520 Eberleln,' yesterday. The
accident occurred on Klamath
while Wakcman was picking up
a passenger.
Ellis A. Reed,' route 3, Klam
ath Falls, side-swiped an auto
mobile operated by C. E. Hus
tead, route 3, Klamath Falls, on
Main near 2nd yesterday.
Alva Ristlne, 5348 Harland
Drive, backed into a parked car
belonging to Warren Woodard,
4107 Bisbce, on Klamath Wednesday.
Thursday, March 8, 1948
HERALD AND NEWS THREB
Little damage was incurred In
each of the three accidents and
no one was injured. City police
made no arrests.
Driver Held In Death
Of Bicycle Rider
VANCOUVER Wash., March
8 UP) A driver was held for in
vestigation today after 8-year-
old Raymond Martin was killed
while riding his bicycle along
the Washougal river road. .
The boy, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Martin, Washougal,
was struck by a car yesterday.
The sheriff's office said James
H. Egan, 32-year-old shipyard
worker, Camas, was driving the
car. ...
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