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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1946)
Potato Outlook Excellent As Basin Crops Grow Well I'uliitii planla are irlnulnK nut uf 'III' Kiimiiel anini' 20V (14X1 airea of tin) Klmiuitli (main. t il i nil i n report llir riiiiilltlnn u( iinliilii uiiiwlli It Ki'iii'riilly limiil, mill tin mitlnuk lit thin ntiitltt excellent. The I I it 1 1 1 1 1 1 " mi' lii'lli'Vi'it to lir iliiwn auuie II to III x-r ri'iit under liint year, No Harm Seen In Mosquitoes I'OHTl.ANIJ. June t:t MiiMiilltui'a, ruMKHin Ihrouilll I'orllunil In vimt awiunis, limy In' uiinnyliiu' lint tliry curry no lliri'iit nf iniiliirlu despite prra i nil' uf ninny rx ni'i vlii'ini'ii wllh nmluiiu piinmlli-a In llirlr IiIihmI, Dr. Milium M. r.rk'knnn Mini tinliiy. Hip I'liriiunil tiionf ii Itix-a are uf Hie nili'X vurli'ly ntiniur t il l a uf niulnrlu thii atate lii'iillh officer iiiinti'il nut. However, In lowlylnn arena of tin' Wllliiinetle vullcy u fi-w iiuoptii'li's ntiMiiMiH'ii wlilrli iln furry tin illat'UM Imvo born found, Mr- Willi. Knli'riil unit atnte health auth iiiillea iliin ciintrnl priiKt'iiuia In xl ii m mil liri'i'ilinu itmunila In I he vlilnlty (if upallitn flood runt ml prnJei'lH, Dr. Krlckson Mill. when tilt' farmers of the Klam ulli linsln seeded record uf ilium lliun 211,0110 aerca uf apuda. drain la I'liiulnu iiIiiuk fine tliruilKliuiit tin' liimln, cxpi-diilly In Irrltfatlon urrna. Dry land Kraln la ruled an und III apola, but neiii'iully only "fair." Alalke clover la In blossom now Mini llicre are many excel lent flelda uf thla crop UiroiiKli out (ha IrrlKiited urea. T li clover came tlirimilli Hie winter well null prumlaea a bumper aeed crop. Incidentally, alalke pruilui'tlun will probably bo up 40 per rent In tho basin over luat year. Cuunty AKunl C. A. Ilender aun aulil today tliut the ucncral outlook la Kuuil, with neurly nil crops In nnruiiil ur belter-than-normal condition fur mid-June. State Will Inspect All Pasteurization SAI.KM. June 13 !') The slntc department uf UKriculture today announced It would ui'Kin linincrlliiti. Inspection oi nil paa- teuriziillnn plunta In Orcifun to ilelerinlne cuiiiplliini'e with rulea unit rrKiiliitluiia fur the paitnurlziitton nf milk. The department alio an nounced Unit In Annual It would beuln to hold a aerlea of exiinti nulluna fur licensing pasteurizer uperiilura. Claulflrd Ada firing Rcaulta. mm 1 r'.y:r.frg i ii! .Mi ' ' 1 "13 I or wheat at its best - serve t Mission is made from I the finest thrum Wheat! I :J Keep wheat in your diet urva Miaaion Macaroni, the Durum Sent olina wheat food that' rich in pro tein and vitamina, and hat all the food valtae of wheat at its beat I SERVE MISSION Tonitif Yon can taitt th differ one I Cat Minion and you ft tho best M Try Mission Spaghetti Tonight Suptrbty af m. Sui aw n u.m m - aw Superbly trytdl amath Falla' Flneat Italian Restaurant 1 fyrlwr I IS SirrWttW .!;;;;;;r!"? PERSONALIZED Mj TOILETRIES FOR MEN thii Gljl is bit thin! He'll bl proud it ( praeock of his Monogram Toiletries! Ken, refmlf Ing he-man'i fragrance in handiome suede flaiki . .. . instantly monogrammed with his initials wheo you make your purchase. He'll love you for ill Afur Shivr Coloant Tile Sht Bowl Hilr Drt n Shampoo. ll.OO ch. In mi ll 14.00 tnd J4.00, (Jul u. N tisntt MMh$ Stored Wheat Quota Will Be Marketed Farmer alorliiK 1046 wheut In eluvutura and wurehunai-a will be reijulrcd tu aell one-half uf all wheut delivered for move ment Into trade chminela. Alau, one-half uf ull the wheal buuKht by elevatura und other com merclul uperatura muat bo aet aaldu fur auln tu the Coinmod Ity Credit Cnrpurutlun. The proKrum will remain In effect until the kuvernmeiit baa cuiiunh wheal from the 11)411 crop to cover the 2150 million hunliel requirement Utr export tn fumlui.'-atrlckcn countries The wheat aiilea order la In ef fect in nil atutua north of the Ohio river anil wcat uf the Mlaalaalppl river, except Wl cnnaln and Arizona, and in Murylund. I'ennaylvanla and New York. If prodtieera fall tn obtain price auhatanllully at eelllnit from the elevatura, the order authnrlr.ea direct aale to Commodity . Credit corporation, Timber Needs Jump Biddi POHTLAND, June 13 ll'l Tho ilemund for merchanluble Umber reiulted In the moat com- pt-tltivn blddliiK on record fur Callfurnlu land office, an of flcial auid today. I'roanectlve buycra aubmltled 9" bkl totalling 420,45o fur the 03.623,000 board feet for which bid were opened yeater day, O C lands admluiatrator, W. II. linrnlnu reported. Coiitract.i for 23 of the tract were awarded, but 10 were held up because of clone bidding, he aald. Horning announced 00,333,000 board feet of timber having ap praised value of $274,301) will be aold July 9 from other tract In tho western Oregon area. Claaalfled Ada Bring Results 1JAIJTY Delicatessen and Fish Market Your Seafood Store Itims Now tn Stock for Salads and Cocktails Alaska Shrimp Meat Southern Shrimp Maat Crab Meat Olympla Cocktail Oysteri Eastern Oysters Pacific Oysters Prawns Lobsters Craba cleaned and cracked en order. e Floats all kinds Idaho Cat Fish Salmon and Halibut, Corntr 9th and Main Phone 5374 FRESH FISH Farm Group Discusses CVA Plans "History ahnwa what hap pened to the peuaunta of Europe who lacked urgmil.uiion, auiu Hory Collins of the Oregon atate board of agriculture to members of the Klamath coun- ty Farm bureau at recent meeting held In the Henley grange, hall. "Only tnrougn organized ei fort cun fanners maintain equal ity with Industry and labor," he warned, and advised farmcra to organize willi the Farm Bureau Federation aa "it is (fighting for agriculture on all fronts on prcblema of transportation, tax ation, tariffs, monetary matters, efficient production and distri bution." Collins is a aucccwful or chardiat of the Hood Hlver val ley who prides himself on being a dirt farmer with his hands In the soil, Ida feet on the ground and who still milks till cow on the right. Lag Oppose BUI The Columbia valley author ity bill before congress was the main aubject fur diacuaalon with Edwin W. Lage, preaident of the Oregon Reclamation Con gress, presenting arguments agulnat tho bill. Lage stated that power over this entire re- (Ion would . be placed In the lands uf only three men .ap- So In ted by the president of the nitcd States for nine years and tlial this would be too great a concentration of power. i"We can legilute against private monopolies," he said, "but not against government monopoly." A. M. Thomas, secretary of the Enterprise Irrigation dis trict, spoke in favor of the bill, saying that he believed it did protect the irrigation rights of Klamath farmers and that if the three men were located in the Columbia valley region there would be lem of the remote po litical control over our re sources and the lack of under standing of local problema that now obtains under the reclama tion service. Hny driers, dehydratora for alfalfa meal, milk drlera, farm refrigeration, the heating of homes all with electricity, were discussed by Lacey M, Peoples who is utilization spe cialist for the Bonneville admin istration. After a brief business session, ice cream, cookies and coffee were served by Mrs. Lee Holli dav and Mrs. Earl Mark Th npvf mpotinff u.111 nrnhnkl,, k. held July 1. Heart Attack Fatal To Reclamation Man OfJDKN, Utah, June 13 lI'l Ora Bundy, 63, preaident of the National Reclamation associa tion, died of a heart attack yes terday at a hoapltal here. The ex-mayor of Ogden was alao chairman nf the Utah de partment of publicity and indus trial commission. ' A prominent western figure for a quarter of a century, liundy first came to Ogden in 191B as a major In the U S. army corps of engineers to su pervlse construction of the ar senal here. 50 Portland Teachers Quit PORTLAND. June 13 IPi Rcalgnations of 90 Portland dis trict school teachers were ac cepted last night by the board of education, the largest num ber leaving the system at any one time. Dr. Wtllard B. Spalding, su. perlntendent, said 14 were re tiring, but that uncertainty of the school's fiscal budget had undoubtedly led many of the instructors to seek employment elsewhere. The city schools expect a bud get deficit of 1,500,000 which would force curtailment of many special studies and the athletic program unless con gress approves extension of Lan ham act fundi. The board accepted an ath letics-financing plan submitted by the High School Dads' club calling for increased admission prices and changes in organiza tion. Twenty-five million cans live on farms. Amer SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING Esytrt, riiirmlii. Werk 4 A II Mikist attiMBftbt Prlc Free Ettltnitet Sewing Machine Service rir la dependent Dealer Ffcn S7T1 Kit ShM Way Navy Releases More From KF Recent naval dischargee ahow that another group of Klamath men is returning to civilian life. From Klamath Falls are Bu- ford Spurks, Lt. fjg), 513 Haw thorne; Edmund Dudley Harris, Lt. Comdr.,421 N. 7th; Bernard sui.s a news, Kimia riu, o. TimaanAT, jy is, ma, rt nu J. Kcerian, EM 3c, 221 Hillside; Keith Uriatol McGillivary, Ens., 2334 Vine; Melton E. Edmunson, S 1c, 3203 Crescent; Harry D. Kipllnger, 1213 S. Main; and Bruce T. Davis, S 1c. 303 S. 8th. Also discharged was Daniel Arthur Laney, S 1c, of box 28, Wendiing, Ore. The use of postal cards was first suggested in 1865 by the director of the Royal Prussian Post. American farmers cultlvats one billion one hundred and forty-three million acres of land. BOXER SWIM TRUNKS $3.50 OREGON WOOLEN STORE ts. J Taste for yourself the fresh crispness made possible by Sabinizing ... the exclusive, new method of making potato chips. Test them today and draw your own conclusions. e mi ps Classified Ads Bring Results. CHOOSE BY NAME 1 ha nam Ku Joaeph guar antees quality, apeed. eeoB omy la pirin. Alwaya aak for St. Jowpb Aapinn. ROOFING A Complete and Expert Service GREMS ROOFING SERVICE We Go Anywhere Ph. 4838 iutiiiimniiiiiiii 'Mill! nnnnra ! andscaping Service! 3 4 . i v Phone 6335 Klamath Flower Shop And Greenhouses is pleased to offer complete landscap ing service. The association of Mr. Elmer A. Jarvie with Klamath Flower Shop completes our service to home owners. Mr. Jar vie, a graduate of the American Land scape School of Des Moines, Iowa, comes to us from Portland, where he has been engaged in landscaping work. Mr. Jarvie advises that now is an ex cellent time to complete your land scaping plans ... to get your lawns ,and flowers growing ... in prepara tion for putting in shrubs and trees this fall. Estimates Gladly Given Without Obligation! Phone the Greenhouses 6335 a B3aK'ejakMaudiMdtaHa9MaiateMMiAaiMiBaaaaBHaaBaMHHHa i At-7P Course -i 5" AH the jovely Nip V Tuck details of expen sive cottons! Round neckline, sleeve bows, broad belt, flared skirt. Bouquets of flower in 'green, lilac, red, blue on white. Sizes 9 to 15. s - 95 Double duty dress in linen-tike cotton.Wear it complete for your best dates. Take off the Bolero and you're ready for a stunning tan. Blue and tan field-flowers on natural. Sizes 9 to 15. We Are Accepting FURS For Storage CURRIN'S FOR DRUGS Klamath Flower Shop "The Friendly Drug Store" 617 MAIN )th and Main Phon 45U 1211 Main Charlie Mack Sanford Rose Phone 4159
