Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, August 23, 1945, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextEXPERTS WARN HE CRIERS SACCHARIN USE Thu Kliiimilh county liomu miikur U null wrusslm' with tiio promi'iu ul xiiKiir nliiii'liiKi), no ctmwiK lu Aim, WiiiiiiiiimI it. Ci 11 It'll, li o 111 u (limiimmnitloii UKHl. UlllllU WIIIIII'll llllVI! IllVl'lt- tiKiili'd Hit.' piMMlMllly of pick lliill Willi Mici'iinrin, oui'imsu Inu Miltm' i.iluiim Klmply will iiol ill low I'limiKH ul lnu I'l'i'CioiiH Mult lur pIcltliMiiiildim, It In possible lu uno aiiculiiirin fur purklliiK, my Mrn. liilli'ii, nml nmx'iiiii'in limy even bo imi'tl in cuiiiiiiik IiuiIk, but expert do not recom mend Hii iwo KHienilly. Wurnt on Uio MINI liiicy Ciinc, Uickdii Hliilo coIIcku extension tiiitrlttoiiiMl, I inn piiKscd iiIoiik Hi'voral upln Iiiiik on thu line uf siii'cluirlii, in dlciillnil Unit nimill iIoi-n of Ililn nuiwimiitloiw ntiKiir substitute iippviir to produce no 111 erieels, lint liiruer iliisirjf, Mieli ii Mi uni.. dully nniy cniimi jowliolntestiniil dnilurl)iini''n. In mime ciises. ex pcrt.i warned Unit the iiki ol sue chnrln nniy glvn frull n blller lliivor, while in others It wiui miKKmlrri thiil the sweetener be iifti'd jusl before KiMvlnii thu product. lUclpoi Told In no time will Hie texture o tlio food eiinneil with niicrluiiln be lis line. it us tluil cuiuicd with suKiir. Kor liouieiiuiker who wli.li to nuike relishes lit id fruit bolters despite the auiiiir luck, the home di'iiioiiMriitiou UMrul'a iifllre h ii h selected n ifroup of low-suHur, or iio-suKiir recipes which muy bu obUtnnl upon re quest, Tin- Kioup Includrn direc tion for iniikliiK niusliird touiuto eutMip, ii chill snore uninK only . cup of aiiKiir, pumpkin, squash, or currot butler, iisIhk IIkIiI mo Inane, muskinelon butter, with only u cup-of augur, und olhera, The homo demonstration office la locnlrd In room 208, federnl building, ond muy b renched by telephoning 8151. Trocrors Move Off Assembly Line V ill. I L. 1 1.1 "Will !.'"').' ' , ' i ) P h 1.., aW I nhr. M ... i .V. li; - fc---''r- A.-.-).,. ;,.. ,.r. , ff , , ... MALIN Sixty Rnllona of liuekleberrlea, nicked by firoup of women of tlio Uidiea' Aid of the Mulln I'resbylerlnn church who spent aeveml dnya ul Huckleberry motinlnln, were brotiKht home to be cuuncd when the travelers returned vln truck furnlahed by llnrry Wll ion. Picking wus alow na uauul but ; berrioa vero plentiful nnd thoae who went to real In.itend of work bought bcrrlea from olh era on the grounda to mnko n bll of money In tliut wny. Among the plckera wua Alice Ilnmllton, old tlmo Klnmiith rea ident, who wna nt the patch this year with a homo and buggy. Khe ha picked each aenaon for BU yours. She wna a achoolmuta of Mra. Hurry Wilson when both attended school in Llnkvlllc. The party, which relumed Saturday, included Mra. Harry Wllaon, Mrs. Bert 1 1 Shogrrn, Mrs. George Fnblunek, Mra. A. E. Street, Mr. Chnrlea Johnson, Mra. George Smnlley, Esther Morton nnd Lola Morton. Othera from thla section of the county going up for briefer trips were Mr. and Mra. Hulbert Wllaon, Mr. and' Mrs. Lewis Kandra, Merrill; Mrs. Emmellno FlUpntrlck. Klumiith Fulls; Mr. nd Mrs. William Grnhnm, Mr. and Mrs. Nonh Nyhnrt, Mr, nnd Mrs. John McCulioy, Mr. nnd Mrs. Jnck Ratllff Jr., all of Ma Hn; Mrs. Churlcs Maupln, und Evnn Miiupln, Ashland. Tractors movt off ntw assembly lino at th Highland Park plant of the Ford Motor company. Small tanks and bomber parts war mad thara during th war. (AP wirophoto). Crop Insurance Urged For Klamaih County Farmers Federnl crop Insurance is not only important to Klnmulh coun ty from the standpoint of Im mediate proteetiou for wheat crop, lln grcuteat import lucidly Ilea In thu provisions of the fed eral crop insurance net, Unit a successful wheat cover crop In surnnee program may lend to a general crop Insurance program wuicu win -over our ni u j u r crops na well, the county AAA office auld todny. Nood Bean Successful furmera hnvc long recognized their need for low cost Insurance for nil crops. It Is now nosslble that such insur nnco will bo offered for nil grain. hnVi potatoes nnd vegetn blea nnd nil seed erona. It would cover potatoes, hurley nnd nl aike clover feed which nre the country's main cash crops. In Klamath county 60 applied lions for winter ond spring wheat muet be filed before Sep tember 20 If their program is to bo in effect for winter wheat. Details Told To nnuly for federal wheat In surnnee farmer needs only to Aftor the summer of 1049, It wua said Hint the trails across the wostcrn deserts were easily followed, marked by discarded dry bones of animals, newly mnrked graves, and other signs of the Cold Hush trnila. IN CIRCUIT COURT Three damage suits In the sum of $21,0DU.fio have been filed In circuit court ngnlnst M. M. Won- ser nnd Juno Wonser by Shirley Cnrnea, Hnscttu Hlghley, nnd E. C. Hlghley. Thla action aiuw out of nn automobile accident on January 20, 1U-I5, on Summers lane ul which lime a car driven by June Wonser nnd owned by M. M. Wonser struck nn automobile in which the three plaintiffa were riding. U, S. Bulontino la repre senting the plaintiffa in the case. Claims Mad The plaintiffs claim that the. nutomobllo driven by June Won ser wns traveling at an excessive rale of speed, had only ono headlight, nnd wns on the wrong side, of the road at tlio tlmo of the crash. Shirley Carncs asserledly frac tured her lower left Jaw, suf fered bruises and lncerntlona to her body, and required extensive medical treatment. She asks $1B,000 dnmnges for personal in- JURosetta Hlghley asks $1000 dnmnges for Injury to person nnd $119. B5 for dnmnges to the auto mobile nnd E. C. Hlghley nsks $3000 damages for cuts, bruises and lacerations sustained In the accident. Classified Ads Bring Results. sign an application Indicating whether he wants 80 per cent or 75 per cent coverage. After seeding he will report the num ber of acres planted. Premiums are only 010 of a bushel per acre for 50 per cent coverage und 1,0 10 of a bushel per acre for 75 per cent coverage. These premiums are payoble at about harvest time for wheat planted and applications should be made now. Full details will be provided at the local AAA office or by any of the agents appointed for each farming community. IS Barley harvesting In the Klam ath basin has commenced now with fair to good crops report ed. Most of the early barley harvoMliig work is being done south of Klamath Falls, with general groin harvesting in prog ress in the Tulclake district. Wheat harvesting has been going on in the basin for the past two or three weeks, with good crops reported generally. Haying is continuing in the district with the best crops in years reported, due to abundant May rains. Classified Ads Bring Results I n it w 1-5 vim v .j a tl .l" r i K jtr ''..j.-'.'jiii.'i-.'"-'. . JEEPS ON FARM Two Jeeps, especially adapted for peace-time use, o to work In a farm demonslratlon. Vehicle in foreground serves as power unit for threshing machine, while Jeep in rear is ready to haul the wagon. nlata ENROLL NOW! For Fail Classes, Beginning Sept 4. Klamath Business College 733 Pin St., Corner 8th Phone 4760 D EMPIRE...tlie high test GYPSUM Manufactured by Pacific Portland Cement Co. Apply after cutting alfalfa and clover. See us about your soil's chemical problems. Sold and distributed by i 1 1 I Tile (Co. T ESTS NEEDED FOB HEIFERS GOING 10 I County Agent C. A. Hender son said today that stuto law re quires u 1 J dairy heifers over six months of age be tested before they can be brought to any fair within the state. To date, only a small number of 4-H Club members in the dairy projects have indicated that they aro going to bring their calves to the show. Un doubtedly many arc planning to bring their calves but have ne- Elected to notify the county of ice, thereby making it Impos sible to secure an official test for Bangs disease before the show. All club members who have not notified the office of their Intention to exhibit dairy heifers over six months of age should do so at once in order that a date can be made to have them tesU ed. The same regulation applies to breeding beef heifers over six months of age. Deadline Set For Pay Applications August 31 Is the deadline date for two current production pay ment applications beef cattle and dairy. It's the final date for filing applications at the county AAA office for milk and buttor fat sold during April, May and June, also the last day to apply for the 50 cents a hundred weight payment on "beef cattle sold for slaughter between May 19 and June 30. The beef pay ment Is mado only on . cattle owned more than 30 days, aver aging over 600 pounds live weight and sold for at least $14, US a hundred. Feed Wheat Plan Ended August 15 The County AAA committee has received notlco that Com modity Credit's feed wheat pro gram was terminated August 15. Shipments will be mado on con firmed orders received before that date, but no more orders will be accepted. Provision is being made to supply mixers with feed wheat temporarily at Portland terminal prices plus freight. Last year, 4,215,434 bushels of feed wheat were sold to Oregon fcedors and dealers, according to state AAA office figures. MORNING AFTEBI NEW YORK, Aug. 23 (At Women screamed . and men Jumped yesterday to see a five foot snake slithering along the pavement at Sixth avenue and 42nd street. Police at a loss to know where the reptile came from dispatched it. It was non-poisonous. Thursday, Aug. 23, 1345 HERALD AND NEWS THIRTEEN One of the tiniest ball bear ings In the world -2.7 mlOl meters lu dlnmeter Is a vi(Jil part of the Nordon bombslffht and other delicate avlutlon in struments, v ; Livestock and poultry produc ers should place their orders Im mediately for any protein sup plements they will need next winter, Ted Wlnwoodle of the AAA office stated. Present Indi cations are that the supply of proteins supplements will again bo short. Transportation difficul ties and labor shortages are ex pected to continue through the coming season, making It diffi cult to secure needed supplies. The set-aside provisions In u-se last year arc not in effect at the present time. Producers should make every effort to purchase protein supplements through the usual dealers and regular trade channels and to do so early. Those having difficulty in ob taining such supplies may con tact the local AAA office for any assistance' that may be necessary. . 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