Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, May 06, 1947, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextN S National Potato Letter .... urvey Indicates Late Spud Scarcity; Shipping Falls Off; Demand Good The Bull Wins Decision aUHVJ", Hi'M-.Uj'.rt j.v,. (r- H "M; .?jKI Two lute crop potato liiarkelH iitlll reporting, pill" Information from other arena, Inillcaie llmt lata po liliim nrc prrlly aiiure; mnw I hull wn thought piiMllilr. I'nealtily thn Inillrntlnna point I" greater niiirrlty limit ri'iilly exlal". Willi price running up In a dollar-phia over flour, polalnra will rnmo mil of hilling plavea rupKlly. Wn think u( it Ha miiii Miniiuy, but not tllurlage, ' III till' curly attrtluna, Hut ni'Wa la mlXPd, Tha Haallnga nrc. of Florida frown back on Hire, oinialiina, now la plagued liy flnoda. April 11-17 rainfall ranged froiii 0 In lit Indiea, mid Unit In n lot of wmcr. Home rotting In the urouiid la reported hut no rr-port nl rxtenalve lilliihl. Iliir vmiIiiii will he general am Mny I. Texna Lower Valley la liltllUK lla pruk wllh itaitfiully good iiimllty. and will taper oil aiain uflrr My 1. Ollfornla rniitlniiea lo have excel IpiiI wrulluir, Willi prox'ul o( bx reedlnu liial yrart high yield" Karlleal (IlKKliiUM wore loo liiiiumnrii lor good nrrrptulicr. Ili'tirr quality . Ik prevailing now, mill mill helter III piojrot for May. l-otiialanii, Ala hanm and Miaalaalppl raught tit Aina which niliwril Klorldu hut are Iimi el to cultivate mid dual a fcmuih aa nrrilrd, although no very alliihllv alroimer nn old, new mnatly wenkei', iiloalim alionger for Cull foruln nd aiuatly for Taxaa. New York haa ruled dull and unaiiHIed un waatern old. and ateady to airmiger on Miilnea with new coiialalenlly Wenker. Atlanta held moatly aleuily on old, amllng alluhlly atroniter and nteadv on new: lloaton ruled alluhlly alronuer on old for nliilit oniiaccutlve daya, and held about ateady but weakeiilim for new, Detroit report a firm lo alronuer market on old, about alandv with dome wenkneaa on now, MluueHpolla, Incomplete re port Indicate dull trading on old, ateady lo dull on new, Philadelphia held about ateady turning atrongrr on old, weaker on new. TriKkhold hilia are reported na aubatuntliil, hut not out of line. Arrlvala are a Utile hither than during preceding weeka. Prlcea and Price Mupport It la no pari of our Job to be the conacleiire of the apud Induatry, hut aomellmea we can't help thinking, and tuying what we think. The In duatry haa Ijeen crltlclxed all aeiuuui long for wnalt) of land, manpower, and lax money, lliilalng polntoea for aurplua dlapoaal la aoinelhlng John Q. Public cannot understand, and when II la explained to lilin, h anil doea not like It. What he haa dis liked mint haa been wideaprrud dumping, paid (or with Ida money. Now . alter all of that, lit aeea prlcea reaching for the roof. He kuowa there are unfilled exMirl ordera. He la likely lo u. about fed up. He la likely lo write a letter to hla core greaamnn, and thla could meuu no la tuaaed out of the arena at Arlea, I Nip Emperor, MacArthur Talk Today flullf lalilrr l.ulll f.yrand by a bull that definitely aa the winner of the toreador. Boyle's Column Vet Students Run Own Cooperative To Cut Cost it mi, novi.t: IIMKJMINoroN. Ind,, May 6 'A-i Hludeiit veteran who learned the value of cooperation In wartime have teamed together on the In diana unlveralty campua to protect their peacetime pocketboolca, Leader of a trailer community of ncrii'iia riiimnge la reHiried, except In Iiuialnna, where lillglit lina made aome headway, (leolgla and Bout It Carolina have had too much cold, wet weather, but no aerloua Uoublea niher than delay are reported. Norlh Carolina reiKirt coiidlilona below liormul and Uliev digglng due about ' '. ........ 1 llila tll.itii4 lituiituji nl Ihim fruit '""lng . a .will iinianea in -., - .;-,-Z 1 Clen. Phlllln of Terre Haute. Ind V ig nia anil all ine way up in iiig , - , ai.veur.old lormer navv Dharma- i,i,,, excite giowera to the point of raising a Ji-yenr-om lormer navy poaioia .. ii,.ir ....... ,,,i,.,. i, clat male, who U mayor ol the laao couiu oe laiai hi neeoea pro- ; , . . r: ill concilium" oelow ". - V iniira ll'nii 11X10 ex.nervlcemell and even .lunda. with flrat i more price aupiorl. Or If there l. " ' ,.'t , . "w , . i xiila la here mav be rigid pnxluction con- 'neir wiyia nine aei up ineir n !u,e for tUh.rve.,l!:.ol Hb We alncerely hoe j '"Ji!."!'" ' cu"lo TOKYO, May 6 Wi Kinperor Hlrohllo conferred with General MacArthur Uxlay for the fourth time, preaumably on the new con atllullon, and anxloua Japanese Irn niedlntely lgan to aiieculnte on whether they dlacuaxed a iiueatlon which la paramount here: Will the United Htetea undertake the defenae of Japan? Thla haa been a big queatlon murk alnc. announcement of the conatltutlon laat year, with It revo lutionary clauao renouncing war mid lli! maintenance of armed lorraa. No detail of today conference were announced, but Japanese aource aald It wa a courteay call to thank MacArthur lor Inaugura tion of the new charter which airlna Hlrohlto of hla political dow- era. The two talked privately for un hour and U minute. AP wlrrphoto. i The Japaneae government waa 1 known to be Increasingly worried I over the practicality ol the "antl- : war" conalitutlon, particularly alnce I MucArlhur pro)oned that allied i military force be withdrawn after ! I an ' early" peace. It would be logl-1 ' cal to aaaume Hlrohlto might be primed to aak America's Intention I in mi connection. , The people generally believe the I United Btaiea would protect Japan j againat an aggressor. But In the ab bot doga Now they will coat u only laence of apeclllo gunranteea, they .10 cents." have become Increasingly nervous. Vela Do Work Moat of the work of running the rjnee, Victim : w r0zrii ft -jf $ : t , V ' " f ' 1 ,1 ' I ' , -. Dougla. Martin Coltman, 4-year- old ton of Mr. and Mrs. Obil Coil- man of the Old Fort road, loat hit life Sunday morning when he fell into a swimming pool at the F.arl Newbry home In Aahland. Final rllea for the child will be held at I p. m. Wednesday, tomorrow, from the chapel of the Earl WhiUock funeral home. Interment will take place In Llnkvllle cemetery. Tl'taOAr, Mar t, IW, Demonstration Yeek Named National Horn Demonstration week will be celebrated In th. United State and the territories May 4 to 11. Slaklyou county home makeri will have four district mcct lnga In different part of th. county. Thursday, Mav 8, I the flrat of tneae, at oorris city nan from 2 Km. until 4 pm. All Interested ornemakera In Butte valley are cor dially Invited. Women of Tulelake. Macdoel and Oorrla home demonstration groups will exhibit articles they have made during the naat year. Miss Muriel .Mitchell, Siskiyou county librarian. will speak on some 01 tne outstand ing recent books. Clarice Conklnl ham, horn, demonstration agent will discuss easier wash days. The Dorrls group will serve refreshments, . Hlmllar zone meetings will be held May 31, In Etna Feeler a '.ed church for Scott Valley, May 23, In Oak Knoll community hall for Klamath River women and May 30, In Oazelle grange hall for Shasta valley. May IS, will be an all day county wide meeting for five women of each organized home demonstration group. Four specialists from the University of California will be pres ent to assist with program planning for the next eighteen months, ilep resenlatlve of group will attend separate session a the plan for clothing and textile, home manage ment, home furnishing and food nu trition. Sedgelv Nelson, assistant farm ad visor, will speak at the morning tea tlon. , Th. women of the WSC8 of the Montgomery Word Soles Hit Peak CH1CAQO. May 6 (i Mont- gomery Ward At Co.. announced all 11111. record groat aalct 01 vu.nj;ijio for th. month of April today aa compared with 180,073,361 tor April of me. For th. three month nerlnri and Ing April 30. another all time record for a like period was established by a 35.8 per cent Increase. Sales for the first quarter of this year wer. ; IHH8J80.461 against 1313,767,849 In Welfore Payments Mailed Out PORTLAND, May 8 tPl Most of ' the 30.000 Oregon aged, blind and dependent children whose welfarg checks for May were delayed, re- cei"ed them by today, the stale wel- far commission reported, Miss Loa Howard, administrator. said the checks wer. mailed Sunday , when th. federal social security check for the allotment waa r celved by air mall. htuiunrut laat week rouilhufd tof full itff Tutu! waa Mi'17 rata, a droll i grama of 330 cars from the prevlnua weeg. However, the guverumenl look only .'80 cars compared v illi 8:14 the pre ceding week, so commercial alup meut gained 34 rara. Maine dropiied sharply from 2MM lo 1BHJ rara. Idaho still ahowa few algn of being fin ished, with Kill curs for the week. Michigan moved 367, North lukota '.'IJ. and Minnesota IV 0 Northern California, Colorado, Nebraska. New York. Oregon and Washington all show aigns ol winding up fairly soon. California ceulriil district moved IJS4 rara laat week for a dally aver- YMCA Directors move whose government allowance Is only IUU a monili. "The tremendous grocery prices we were paying were making 11 Im- 1 possible for us to go 011. he said. loriti rnaoter eavi in tv,ur,i ,, age of ami They will hit BOO cars outline of activities lo dale, and re- a day before long, have done and , ported a growing Interest In "Y" ran do 1IKHI dolly. Florida la about I work and activities, through until Hastings begins in a . week or so. and movement (tout thai area will noi be large, Texas Lower I V.OnCiT UTOUp Valley Is allottt at Ha peak wllh 400 Onalai Uamkartkin car. tor in. week but win t.oer mi ipens Membership soon. Fju ly alupmrnta for the week . A dinner at the Wlnema hotel Hold Meeting 1 lie ooarti 01 uucciors Ol III. Ifll r,.f,t. fr,n ii. tliu wr Klamalh rails YMCA met yester- uW u through the cleaners." day (or a luncheon at the pellrun stio 000 Outgo uale. where the problem of finding p,ilt,. and' other ex-servicemen unable housing for the local group tll together a year ago and figured was discussed. ,., ,h)! Umlly bm o( IM No definite action was taken on 1 , m , monlh was compelling the mailer however, and plaiu were nmMy veterans to dip Into their ,,ui",, Jt,r d" . , I savings and would cause others to v.Titi nuiirituuiii, M-tirviy ui uir aim mi lliflr nliirnltiitl. TlieV esll- mnled that some IMHl altident vet commissary Is done by the veterans on a purely voluntary baslt. The only present paid employee Is the wife of one vet who serves as clerk. There are mote than 200 children In the trailer camp and more arrive at the rate of four or five a week. "It may not be an iileul time to have children," smiled Phillips, who has one eon, "but most of us feel that If we are ever going to have a famllv we have to atari now " A frlendlv. likeable young man with Incredible energy, the mayor sends much of hi apare time scoot ing around the community in his official vehicle a blcyrlf He aald he and the 18 councllmen who govern the community have little 1'hcy weren't only making wind- 1 trouble In obtaining cooperation. we nave no ponce prooiem at all." he added. "We live so close together every body realises we lust have to get along tone! her and nobodv resents what few restriction we have." He and the councllmen get sal aries running Into four figures. "The figures are rero. zero, zero, zero," said Phillips grinning. Courthouse Records C'amplilnu Flirt Brrnlr I Radcllffe va Thomai M. fUdrltrfr. atltt for divorce. Charge, cruel and Inhuman treatment. Plaintiff aik custody of two minor children. Cf,op! married Dtctmlwr 20. 1M1 at pnrlland. Or. J. 11. Carnahan. attorney for plaintiff l.'rrdlt Heferenre Bureau vi. Ervln Ora'aon, utt for pavmant. J. P- Ruble, attorney for nlalntlff. Jatllre C'aarl Wade Thou-Nt Althueer, no Pt'C par mil Fine. SIO Charles Edward Rice, overload. - Tine. Ml 10. Arthur Helmer Patterson Jr.. over load rine. til. 43 Alvle Olln Youngblood. overload, rina. 111! Hlrhard Crowther Nelson, overload Fine. 114 40 LEGAL NOTICE were nearly 30 per rent of the total, I 'ast but equality due abmii May 10. j " Iiomand and Markets Market news Is sketchy these days, lUt only five stations reporting. Main, has had a good ttetnund with the market strong every day, and prices up considerably al Oii lo 70 learnt over f loor for (Irren Motiutalna and 78 to 88 cent over floor for Kalahdln t'i. Uaiate New York demand ha ruled Improving to good, the market steadily stronger, and prlcea up lo 68 cent over the floor. Florida had too few sales to ttote. lust giiMslng. we d aay Florida ship, menla may have been largely clean up of odds and ends rolled on con signment. Weslaco. Texas, demand Is reported fair to moderate, the market steady and urlret unchanged at 84 rent over floor for washed slock. Texas really ha had no com petition for the red market, and has not changed II prlcea for U. 8. No. I pack. l'i-lnch minimum. Califor nia early demand started good, turned slow, and then Improved with the market unsettled and weaker, and price down aharplv. moving down In two days from 40 above to 18 cent over floor. Terminals show Chicago generally ernns al IU were paying out at leat 100.000 a monlh for food alone. liy pooling this buying power fliey decided they could cut prices and provide more and better food for Iheir families "Some grocers had been treating us with contempt In addition lo overcharging us." said Phillips. ""i'They had the Idea we were living night. Monday, launched memoershln drive or the ! r ,t.. ..r ,i.. i... a i I Klamath Community Concert asso- i mvp Umt ((1l.. Thrv riaiiou. I lie? weeg s csmpuign lorn,, rrlll veterans. We don't mind membership will end Muy 10. alnml Hlli K,,in, to take cure wiiicii nine uie ikiu.ii lor ine win- : of nurar ves. And we re 111 111 to act along, too. HTRAWRF.RRIKS PORTLAND. May 6 iPi The sea son's first Willamette valley straw berries were sold on the Portland market today, bringing 84 a crate to Carl Schaarschmidt of Canby. The price was expected to be re flected In a retail lag of 35 cents a hallock. NOTICE Noilre la hereby given that by virtue of Decree of tha Circuit Cun of the Stale of Oregon, made and entered on the let day of Mav. A D. 1047, my former name of Vletor Herbert Powell. Jr. haa been chanted lo that of David Eutena Powell. Dated al Klamath rati. Oregon, this the 1st day of May. 104T. TIIELMA RUTH PALMER. Petitioner and Guardian ad Litem , of David Eutene Powell. M t No Til Classified Ads Bring Results. TRUCKS' AND PICKUPS FOR RENT You DrW.-Lona, Short Trlpt Mov. Yourself Say. 4 STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phon. 8304 1201 East Main ter season will be closed. A guest at the dinner was Joel Kimball of Columbia Concert, Inc., who explatned that an office had been sei up In the lobby of the WH lard hotel as headquarters tor the drive. The phone number Is ClM). Thlny-one congressmen and sen ators, all members of the naval reaerve were on active duty during World War I. Of that number eight were decorated and five were com missioned officers. Phillips said some grocers tried to block the ciMjiierallve venture by a.sktug wholesalers to boycott It. but the wholesalers had declined this rco, ucat. "The commissary did IMOO busi ness the first week." said the voting Imsvor. "We sell nil Items for hnbles and most staple foods at cost. There Is a slight markup on other goods to cover our oiierallng exiienses. Our only dividends are lower price. We used lo pay 65 cents a pound for SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING rtptrU llairtnlfrd Hark (All Msfcri) Krksenebte price Ore lillmsirt Swing Mochine Servic 1'etir IntftMnOnl Dfilrr rbn S77I St It tihatu Ui Friendly Helpfulness To Evry Crd and P math HI ome Phon. 3334 Of SPARKUM0 SHIHIS 10 A 0Mtf M hr Methodist church will put on tht luncheon. Give Lovely Linens For PASTE SHOE POLISH .altUlMI LIQUID OTArwn"" L"Lra.of '""r.-.T Your war tonoiu" . :ti k.e mora Rail cotou Mother's Day Dainty Hankies Pillow Cases Hand Embroidered Irish Damask. Lace Cloths Bridge Sets Card Table Coven Fine Linens Tots' Apparel ! 619 Main St. Phone 5497 Klomoth Foils, Ore. Ward's Kla Funeral H Marguerite M. Word and Sons 925 High f DR. CALVIN L. HUNT, M.D. Associated With DR. WARREN C. HUNT, M.D. NEW MEDICAL OFFICES AT 1842 ESPLANADE OFFICE PHONE 9270 Home Phones Dr. Oalvln Hunt Phone 9315 Dr. Warrati Runt Phone 0664 Celebrate Dance V- E DAY EVE TOMORROW NIGHT m a ft FIATURING IILEIN WILSON 0 RAY KELLOGG o RAY KLEIN TO THE MUSIC OF ONE OF THE OUTSTANDING ORCHESTRAS IN AMERICA DIRECT FROM THE FAMOUS HOLLYWOOD PALLADIUM LIES AND HIS ORCHESTRA Annmioiioy Dancing 9 'til 1 - $1.50 per Person Pelican THE Cafe 722 Main St. overflows with Sweets and Treats for. Mother's Day ROYCROFT Maple Syrup and Sugar in Pottery Jars SWISS PASTRIES and COOKIES LUXURY BRANDIED FRUITS MINT'PATTiES, Chocofate Covered GIFT BOXES and Tins of Fine Candies including " ROGERS FAMOUS CHOCOLATES in a wide assortment Report To Telephone Users i We're doing our best to get the strike settled fairly ... both to employees and to telephone users who pay the cost of service. Wt'v negotiated now for more than two months. But the strike situation is, at best, con fusing. There are seventeen telephone unions on the coast. It's difficult to reconcile the widely differing demands of several unions and reach a basis for a settlement that is fair to all con cerned. More than 1 8,000 of our employees are working strenuous shifts, night and day, to keep service going. We appreciate, deeply, their recognition of the public interest. And we believe telephone users appreciate it, too. . , Fairness must be the foundation of any settle ment. The final agreement must be fair to tele phone employees whose skill and energy make service possible . . . and it must be fair to tele phone customers who, in the last analysis, pay the costs of service. The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company