'State Using
Good Sense
In Markets
By Th. Auociat.d Prats
Ori'Uiiiiliiii urn unlug "homo
sense" In buying mid no longer
fcur food ihiiiiitgea, spokesmen
for retiillerit uml ollii'r groups
It titled today us tin' OI'A report
I'll Hut public Witt sllll "celling
prim oiiih'-Kjiih."
II. K. t in I s m-ciuIiii y (if tin'
liidi'lM'tlili'iil Uroicm mill Mciit
dealers, lepuiiid litniwwIvrN ui
pcar In tin slicking In Ihrlr hud
K'1 mill, although still buying
iiii'til mill bullcr, tun buying Ion
lit the higher (ii K in.
"II i ii t mIiciwh IIii buying pub-
liC ItllH IllOI'e hlll'.ie SCUM illllll
the UI'A gave llii'in credit fur,"
C'iii'Ikiiii km Ii I
Bidding lit tin- Nurtli I'lirllnnil
livestock exchange weakened
yesterday from 51) ecnta to $1.00
u hundredweight fur lii'i'f ntul
demand fur pork Iuih fiilh'ii off,
1 1 ir U. S. clipm lini'iil uf agnail-
, lure office has rcpuiied.
i Andrew 'l"iu-c. district OI'A
price executive, di'cluicd re.
porta Indicated ulriniR rcHlhlitiii'c
In higher charges fur fund Iti'iiK
mid nill.i Id I hi- OI'A asking (lie
ii'lllnii prices of article Inill
tilled tin- public, wax ntlll "ti ll
ln price conscious."
Firemen Seek
Shorter Hours
POirn.ANO. July 17 Ml An
liillliitlvn petition fur rlty char
ter amendment setting the (In,
men's work week at 110 hours
was on fill today with City Audi
tor W. K. Gibson for the Novem
ber ballot.
The measure, retrenchment
from tilt; 4ilhuur week propositi
which voters defeated In the Mity
primary, provide Hint salaries
Ihnll he unchanged mid thut the
cuunell may determine whether
to pay for overtime on siiecial
duty work or allow time off reg
ular hour for inch work,
A spokesman for the Firefight
ers' nitHoclrilioti told the council
last week the chiingc would re.
riulre 113 new firemen on the
force and add 1277, duo to Hilary
budgets the first year.
The executive hoard 'of the
AFL rurllnnd Central Labor
council huii already been directed
to leek a -to-hour week for all
city employe! except firemen,
State Poultry Group
Complains About Fair
PORTLAND. July 17 uV)
The Orciiun Poultry and Pel
Stock association complained III
an open letter to Gov. Snell to
day that tho Oregon state fair
poultry exhibit program dl
criminated mulnjt Uir.-4JV.uitr:
luduitry.
II, M. Browil, president of
tho ifroup, reKirted the fulr lint
wm reduced thli year and was
"Illogical." For example, Brown
wrote, "the classification calls
fur ilngle comb While Wyan
dolteit." Tho poultry group lead
er mid "there Ii no such breed
of poultry and never lum been."
"I doubt that there will be
over 400 bird on exhibit" un
der Ihe itato fair classification
list, Brown asserted.
Tulana Farms Build
Elevator For Grain
TULELAKE, July IB Henel
brother!, operators of the Tuliinn
Farms, have under construction
on the Southern Pacific ri(ht of
way one mile smith of here a
wood crib grain elevator for the
handling of both bulk and sacked
grain. The itructure will be
completed by August 20 In time
for tile harvest on the panhandle
lease Intul.
Large storngo facilities were
completed last year at Worden
by llen.el brothers who this
year have added a fleet of eight
new trucks to their equipment.
Navy Accepts Three
From Local Office
Wayne Allen Fltzslmmong, son
of Mrs. Gladys G. Kollem, 2025
Hadeliff, John llnrold Stewart,
son of Mr. and Mrs. John Doug
Ins Stewart, 2-125 Orchard, and
Hobby Gordon Brock of Lake
view, were accepted by the navy
after being sent to Portland by
the Klamath Falls navy recruit
ing office.
Because the three entered the
navy before July 11, they were
enlisted under the navy's former
two-year term. Kxccpt for elec-1
tronic technicians and former '
nnvy men, the navy's first en- j
listmcnl Is now for four years, !
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