Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, July 11, 1946, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextBarley Crop Menaced By New Mite Kuriurrs In llio Tuh'luko uruu are vrry coiicrrniMl tt iirpmnl over the ouW'Oinn nf thvlr burlry criil) which Is heliill liltin krl by a mile. The pxnrl amount of :liiiuiio to Hie lli'ltts In unknown, j hot II la HKircd thul It I reach lug a vrry si'iliiu sUkd. Tim mile, which linn licun al locking whole arrua, ti u x not a prarril III Ihla dlalrlrl lirforp. r'arniira arn (mnlliur with thr rrd spider mltr lint Ihla ' n m In be o( a (llffurrnt species. The rhi-nilcal DDT and various com blnallona have hern uavil to dual tlm dlatrraard fields but ao fur no control haa hern found. One rraxill for Ihla lliuv be lircatiso of the "husky'1 build of the In sects, which are cuvereil by a hard shell. Ilnrrly vlalble to the nuked rye, the lultc appears alluhtly red when viewed undrr a inlcruscope. Affected plants art arldoin no ticed until the barley uckiiis to loao color aa the inltea auck Out the aau. In auine fir Ids aa liliih aa 71 inllea have been found on one atulk of barley. C. A. Henderson, county aiirl cultural ailent, hopes that the mi Ira limy dliuippcar and the barley outgrow tlie lined. In the meantime enloiuoloiflata iirti kccpinH a close check on the barley In on ultcnipt to find some ini'thod of control, Harvest Jobs Hard To Find For First Time Since 794? SAI.KM, July 10 M'l Oregon fur m luhorera were having a hurd thou finding joha thla week, the first time there lius been I furm liibor aurplua In Oregon allien before) the wur. The Ore gon Htnte College extension serv ice auld today that the next furm labor difficultly will not coma until the hop hurvcat about Aug uat 20. Tint cherry hurvcat bogged down bucuuao of tha luck ol tin cuna and barrels, ao that proces sor huve pluccil growers under a iiuotu ayatein, limiting the uinouiil uut'h grower limy bring to the plunt vuch day. Aa re mill, cherry picking labor ueodi liuve been reduced greatly, Pick ers cun t got In full time In til urrhurda. - Kcoorla that Monday'a heavy mlii hud cuuaud aevcro dainaga to cherry cropa In the tiulem area proved premature, aa grower! now any they haven't bevn hurt mucn. llio wind cincu me rain off the cherries ao thut the aun dldu t crack them. The hurveatlng of blackcap, raitpberrlea and loguiiberrlei reaches the peak Ihla week, with plenty of plckcra un hand. The iierrlva arc lute bccuuao of cool weuther. Iluylng la In full awing In cast cm Oregon with a tew tempor ary labor ahortagea reported, Theae shortages dlauppear aa aoon aa word gets around that Joba are available. Tlm whfiit harvest will tturt In the 1 dletou dlatrlcl next week with additional opportuui tlea for furm Joba. 1' I n loon a at II I are. working In Multnomah county atruwberry patches, with growera trying to gel the Inst of I ho berrie pick ed. Some growers arc offering bomiaea, one grower offering a dollar a crate. 1'oialu pickera are needed In Mulheur county, and hay grow era there alau are calling for help, Oregon'a fall pig goul of 18. 0(10 kiwi to furrow la 10 per cent cut from 11M3, and la In line with the 10 per cent reduc tion recommended nationally. The reduction wan recommended to save grain for famine area abroad. 200 per cent of the 1010-14 average. A pound of bullcrfat would buy 23,7 pounda of dulry ration in June, compared with 20.2 oouiiila In June, 1049. A dozen egga In June would buy only 0 0 pounda or poultry ecu, compur ed with 12.4 pounda year (go. BUILDINO APPLICATIONS POHTLAND. July 11 Ml Conatructlon appllcutiona for 13 bulldlnga totaling iiou.euu were approved and 24 valued at 1420,300 refuaed by the civilian production adinlnlatration Ore- Son review committee yestcr-ay. Bakery Truck Drivers Offered $10 Increase PORTLAND, July II Oil Bukery truck driver-salesmen are considering a $00 a week wngo offer by employers which Attorney Itunaon D. Mclnke employer uncut, reported would be a $10 a week Increaao, The employer offer wa made yeaterday after negotiation! on other wage offer were stale muted. Juinra Pedcrson, union aecre. tury, aaid an employer offer of IS per cent increaac amounting to 10 ccnta an hour, had been rejected by bakers, helpers and women workera. Alrplnnea for carrying perish able frelglit are to be built with both heated and compartments. refrigerated A I previous training or any ipeclal "" mwa. m.w.ia r.iu, or.. Tni aanr, j.i, u. u, r. m I nAfllC I SllOafl skill. Dance routinea are simple ' , ' -. VllUI U vOllwU and, children will ba instructed hearsala for tha group until the The tire Industry In 1945 pro- by Mrs. Henson. Costumes will wack before the pageant when duccd slightly more than one For Paneant ,;r by lhe Ccnlenn',, a: tlmM wm be e,v"i-,i.v.7fnrrir,i:sr IUI rayCQIII Approximately S00 children , road; military demand took th. Anv chlldrcT or young nco- Bre n-"'d ,or thc choruses. Classified Ads Bring Results, remainder. pleAwUhl,ig to ,JVZ"WZ There will be only afternoon re- mmmmmmiigm dance clioruscs of the Centennial s ., pugcaiit to be held August 22, lHAAAl UaAVA (CZ) v" szzx Insect rests uarvim'c Benaon dance atudlo. An, .,,.,, hed b n, mo: I IMIl if 111 kal Appllcanta need not have any .,uii.,-. r..ui,i ti.a hm nr.. on w "f ,1 - yotir c:.t r rtoa lie. on plants and J1 j,r,iiitr m hai II will tialp you ...... fi V ZS!V?t rr4 f ' " k" " ya'a Will Af T 1 1 1 1 U Z jWja rt"ia Uim put" ao ptot.t rour nf C-aKYr Mr.', ,,, Jilam. anj p.ta this T. I Ssl!! "Bowl You Over" O It Spud Growers Hear Lecture Over B0 Klamath county pota to seed growers attended a pota to diarato demonstration at the drpurtmcnl of agriculture ex periment station Monday, July Growers heard Dr. J. A. Mil bratli, aaaociale plunt pathologist from Oregon .Suite college, dla-i-usa potuto dlarasca. Milbrath nolnted out di.eu.A avnintntn. in imluto plants and explained thut I DlM-ontiuiiunco of OPA will early removal of diaruard plants ""' uffect the agricultural wage la necessary for the production 1 tblliitinn program, the Ore- of good seed. I g"'1 USDA wuge subiliuitiou Leafroll, a virus disease of po tatoes, Is Klamath basin's great eat threat, Milbrath aaid. Vims diseases are spreud by aphlda In the same munncr aa malaria is aprrad by mosqultos. Mlibratn slrraaed early re moval of leafroll Infected plants, lln explained that It Is necessary to remove seed pieces as well as plants and stated thai both seed pieces and plants should he cur rlivl away from the field so that aphlda can have no opportunity to feed on the rogucd plants. Portland-Los Angeles Non-Stop Line Askod POHTLAND, July II M1 Aulhorlty to operate non-stop flight between Portland and I.os Angeles has been asked by United Air Lines in proposed August 1 schedules filed with the civil aeronautics board. George Hatch, district traffic manager for the line, sntd the 000-mile route could be flown in four and a-hulf hours, .cut ting one hour from the present time. ward points out. Removal of price controls may result in higher feed prices than were reached after world War I, the OSC extension service says. Lu! month, feed costs were Lumber Committee Moves To Portland PORTLAND, July 11 Ml Shift of lumber Industries southward has prompted trims fer of headquarters of the luin bcrmen's industrial relation committee to Portland from Se attle. H. D. Weaver, secretnry manager for the Douglns fir logging and mill operators, said a Scuttle office would be con tinned. Classified Ads Bring Results. insure canning SUCSS!j IF" .t e-UM M Mill JARS CAPS, LIDS A RUBBERS And follow inMntctlona in tk Rail Bluo Book. To your copy wntl 10c mlh jrour asm. and sddrOMto 111 IIOTMttt COMf ANY. Mancla, M. 033? (2D mm mm VA ,JE? Keep wheat en your menu by serving macaroni salada and b aure you use Mission, the . (op-qusuiy macaroni I (hat'a made from TVr run i; ll r u si f-1 Wheat Semolina I Try Mission Spaghetti Tonight. 8,4 Superbly AT III . Superbly 4 Cookedl aSaAKI 3 Sorvsdl Klamath Falls' Fintat Italian Restaurant We're HELP! When Prices are HIGH that's when Safeway can help you most! Sure I A lot of prices ARE high! That's fad we can't change. But we ARE doing all wt can to tee that nobody hat to pay mora for foods than absolutely necessary. Tou tee, it's one of Safeway't policies to price EVERT ITEM at the LOWEST possible retail price. For years, our profit has areraged less than 2c on the dollar of salesl Regular customers know they get more for their money at Safeway consistently. Are you a regular Safeway customer? We'd like to help every body keep expenses down. That's what we're here for! Prices in This Ad i'ttZ) EFFECTIVE 6 DAYS Fri. thru Thur.,; here to fcStf r-n-r i Ll Li I I S TiPETWRY I IS ALL This Is Safewas Pledge Safeway will continue to pass on to cus tomers the benefit of all savings made through our way of doing business by pricing all items at the lowest point that will yield a reasonable profit. Safeway will continue to pay legitimate market prices to larmers and other pro ducers of food. t. Safeway will do no speculative hoarding and will maintain the largest possible supplies of foods in stores at all times where it will be made available equally to all customers. fidoLL ojul LOW at Safeuw' Every 0aif lib. bag Mb. bag Mb. Jar or can lb. pkg. frtfMA,, JsbCbL, BsJOSAOifAL Airway Coffee Nob Hill Coffee Edwards Coffee Instant Postum Canterbury Tea Drink Mix, Freshie 2 pkts. 9c Suzanna Pancake Flour 2ptKlb 1 6c Pancake Flour Aunt Jcmlm. 2pgb"25c 9c 11c 10c 20c 3;!ab8 58c 23c 2bBbg45c 28c lb2 54c kit- t oi. tin 22c 18 ia! 13c Puffed Wheat Sparkles Quapkrg Quaker Pkg. S-lb. carton 10'.-oz. pkg. lb. pkg. 9c lb. pkg. 8c 36c T. 69c Puffed Rice Sparkles Muffets Cereal Powdered Sugar Brown Sugar Cane Sugar SaafiL, SttflfifaA. Sweetheart Soap 2 13c Cashmere Bouquet Soap 3ror27c Lifebuoy Health Soap 3 bars 20c White Magic Bleach J0c sV17c Purex Bleach quart 14c ,Ui.25c Sunbrite Cleanser per can 5c White Shoe Soap, Shinola jar 8c Sanitary Napkins X, 12s2for49c 24c uia., JjoutL, UegetafileA. Prune Juice, qt. 29c Del Monte DeLuxe Plums N3ar3 15c Apple Juice, Hood River Grapefruit Juice Blended Juice Carrot Juice, Sun Pak Central Corn Peas, Gardenside Peas, 4-Sieve, Highway Diced Carrots "onte Town House Blend O' Cold Cream 1 Golden Btm. quart bottle 46-oz. on. can 46-oz. can No. 2 can No. 2 can . Stand. No. 2 can No. 42c 16c 15c 11c' 14c 2 can No. 303 1 Fancy jar ' Y-8 Fey. Yeg. Cocktail Juice N2 15c Ncan2 1 6C Sunrise No. 2 French Style Green Beans cXl, Emerald Bay Spinach Green Beans can No. 2 can 19c 11c fijiepaJuui JmiU., SoufiA. Pork & Beans, Dennison's 15Htinz 15c Spaghetti-Mushrooms e81 jar 22c Heinz c07am Mushroom Soup can 18c Campbell's Yeg. Soup per can 1 3c Baby Foods Gcrbcr s 4W tin7c Baby Foods, Clapp's stralned tin 7c Baby Foods, Clapp's Junior tin 8c (JjMsjL Joadi,, Johacao Seedless Raisins, Desert Dried Prunes Tenderoni, Yan Camp's Prince Albert Tobacco lb. can 83c Cigarettes KST 2Dkes. 27cctn.1.33 p2k1gb:24c 31c lb461c 6-oz. Or pkg OC fcpkgs. Camels, Luckies, Chesters, Old Raleigh and Kools Gold, Canmnq. SuppUst. Kerr Mason Jars.oRfl4cpstj.1.30qlts275c Kerr Economy Jars qts. 93c Kerr Wide Mouth Jars Sry 1.03 Economy Jars, Kerr 12 qts. 99c Jelly Glasses HTapuints doz. 39c Jar RubbersRTndric!eaTn pkg. 4c lar Rnhhpixwide Mouth Eclipse 2 jar nuDoers and Mason No. 33 pks. ioc Jar Caps eZ pkg. of 12,20c Kerr Regular Jar Caps regBut-zincPkg. of 12, 23c ParowaxJamSeadrJelly Certo Pectina.oftreoit lb. pkg. 13c 3 bot. 47c Whole Clams HBr&aifd 10can 39c Pioneer Minced Clams Libby's Deviled Ham tin 35c tin 15C fiidikL, fialiih&L, SpwauL. , Pickles D0Bf0.Dy 24-oz. Jar 29c Libby Pickles Srd "' 290 Sour Mixed Pickles, Golden, pt. 25c Oder Vinegar, Old Mill Hc White Yinegar, Heinz pint 11c Peanut Butter R:aait 28c ,2.54c Cheese Spreads r. 20c Kraft Roka Cheese Spread 5giazs523c Grated Cheese Sc.n o,9c 04J6c Tomato Sauce, Gardenside Buenl 5c Tomato Sauce, Del Monte Bu 6c Hamburger Relish Nallcy.. 12azr 25c " Sunny Bank Margarine lb.pk8 . iOc Parkay Margarine ib.pkg. 25c Potato Chips. Blue Bell 25c Pretzel Sticks, O-So-Good, pkg. 19c Hi-Ho Crackers lb. pkg. 21c Fresh Roasted Peanuts ,b: pkg. 29c Walnut Meats Vj-lb. pkg. 57c Large Walnuts, Ore. No. 3 pkbg.43c MOrtOn Salt Half ground. 50-lb. bag Plain Salt Licks 50-lb. block 49c 59c Leg o' Lamb Roast fbA 40c tb37c Shoulder Lamb Roast AA OC- and A lb. Square Cut Lamb Chops RIBS AA lb. 46e A lb. 436 LOINS AA :. lb. 59 A lb. S5c Fillet of Sole Frozen fillets Bumble Bee brand, cello pkg. Fresh Fowl, grade A lb. 41c Skinless Wieners lb. 47c Bulk Pork Souioge lb. 39c Fresh Bologna lb. 39c Crab Mear Vi lb. 85c Fresh Sliced Salmon lb. SSc Assorted Lunch Loaves Veal Loaf, Pickle Fimlento A4 and Minced lb. Meat features (or Friday and Saturday only ENTER THE ; EDWARDS COFFEE . CONTEST 25 BENDDC Home Laundries 25 BULOVA Wrist Wntchca $2500.00 in CASH PRIZES rati fajrer blamxi AT lArlWJtr jf-ji fij or Jar mfi. 28c 2-IB. jar rle sft Regular, drip or pulverized Sunbrite Cleanser 5e You'll like i'.s fast action! Can Only Sweetheart Soap Keguior 2 iJ Size bar for Js We reserve the right to limit quantities Green Beans lb. 18c Juicv Lemons Sr.lb. 12c kl-t. A real treat lb. 4c Santa Rosa Plums c Apricots Sweet Season almost 24-lb. QQ llIU Get your apricots now for canning local crop Cucumbers Zucchini Squash Dry Onions SI, Green Peppers BeU sajfj field I OmtlTOeS ripened Produce features for Friday and Saturday only lb. 14c lb. 12c lb. 6c lb. 33c IU 13c a" ai!rnAVin J