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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 2, 1947)
National Potato Letter vSpud Surplus Possibility Said Least Of Any Year; Shipping Picks Up Huiiiiiy North l'ltirltl' until to (IpiiI linn imiutod Hie KPnuinnl petik mid will taper nff rapidly from now on. Alabama In about llnlf ihrtiuiih, Oallliiriiln In hitting Hit punk but will slay slroim lliroiiuli Jung, Hunt It Carolina linn beKiin, but put In nny volume, ond will linvn mtirh less tlinli last your, Louisiana ha Ins than half a crop mid will In rein lively unimportant In the dim! till year. Mississippi' crop In small mid late, a mo oroiia In wiuth central territory generally. North Carolina nil Virginia urn lute mid nrrd mln to make the crops, Homo ruin him fallen, but not niioiiuli. Our estiniuUt Id that there will bit m1 urplur (roin plar to place mid 1 1 inn tu Hint but no imtluunl aurplua Ilka lint year. Clovvruiiifiit buying thin year should bo lea 1 1 in n any year during rjlgll price support. Clood IIiIiik, because outlet arc niliihty scarce. Movfmrnt Hhlpmrnt last week picked up sharply frum 407 to M4B earn, tluvci nmrnl look only 43 cum. o commercial iiuivrnipiit gullied (Wfl for a daily average of Uul, which la about right for small curn and hot weather. California Jumped more than a thousand cant tu a Hi, aver- tin 634 dully. Alabama moved ) l cam. Morula 640. Maine 306. and Idaho Hll, All (it tT mate toiiether weakening after early strength: Bo lon, stronger after earlier slump; Detroit, firm to l runner on west erim, firm to weaker on Wis; Mln neaiKilla, unreported all week: Philadelphia, nllKhtlv stronger after a mixed ainrt: Hun Francisco, itteady after strengthening. Track holdings are dropping off, especially on old atock, and should be In bettor shape aiHin. I'utalo I lour Recently aevernl aourcea, one a congressman, have hailed potato flour an the panacea for all potato aurplua Ills, llullcl factories, buy up the aurplua, turnll Into flour, Preslol No surplusl Hounda wonderful, but the Idea hua bum If the flour doesn't. Who build the plant? Private cap ital? At ordinary penrellme price level, private operator can pay about It cent a hundred for raw polatoe, and In moat pual year couldn't aell all they could make In Misting facllltle. Bo the govern ment build fiicllltlea, and then what? Government Is aolldly In the potato flour business, to the possible detriment of exIatliiK manufacturer, who won't like It for the very reason that anle were hard to make before the war. Educate the bakera, they say. uooa. we re ror It, but we see It a a lone pull and not some kind of tpilrk manic. Further, we think that blenrilnif ml. fl finite mill a.111 acruuiiled far only 337 car. Total ' an essential, since many bakera late ahlpiiienia were only 775 tar. ! will resist buylnr from two source about 14 per cent of the total for i "d making their own mix. Let's the week. Nine early states account- let on with It, but crawl before we ed for all the remainder. Demand and Market ' Appropriation Mxlnn reiwted toe the tut time Most Important Issue for notato last week, with moderate demand.' growers and all of agriculture right stronger market, and price 70 to 7& rent over the floor. Thl I the last report on late crop f o b.' until the 1P47 harvest begin In Heptem , ber. Florida tMastingsi report a good demand, the mnrkel firm to stronger, price up 13 cent at 70 cents over the floor an a washed basl. Thl market strength has re sulted In at least temiKirary cessa tion of price aupixirt activity In the Hastings area, Alabama demand I reported a good turning alow, with the market firm to weaker to about trady for Blum; demand alow mar ket and about alendy for Hebagoea: price go up a nickel at a dollar over the floor, washed tor flllss. up a quarter at 46 to 60 cents over the floor tor Hebagoea. Alabama de livered 31 car to the government last week. Wonder whv? Also, won der how long IXJA will continue to take low grades when No. l's are drawing so much more than sup port? South Carolina tflrst report", say demand 1 very good to good, the market firm, and price OA cent over the floor. Arlaon 'first re port) demand good, market firm. Iirlre fl.U over floor on a washed sis, Who said there Is a surplus' California, demand Is reported a very good turning slow and then active, with the murkct firm to stronger, and prlcea up 30 cent at 30 to 3S cent over uoor. onrpius mint be a bad dream. Who ever now la what hapiiena to agricultural programs of lung standing under contemplated cut In federal so. proprlatlon. lllggrsl Item I cut of 117.6 million dollar In what are bet known a "AAA payment." nrxi most important t complete elimination of "section 33." amount ing to I4B million dollars. Tills fund was used lor surplus removal actlvl ties, such aa purchases for direct welfare distribution, school lunches, demonstrations of new use, starch diversion, feed diversion, and the like. Fact that It Is larger than the AAA payment cut Isn l too Impor taut, because there Is no certainly that all of It would be needed. But the cut Is important, because It will change the pattern of ur ce support. Just how Is not clear yet. Personal cuts will be very Important to all who deal with UOA. Current gossip ha It that pruning within DOA will require major change In procedure, may even extend to complete re alignment. Wonder If payment time will be lengthened and If quick and accurate responses to markctlnj con ditions will suffer. CARNIVAL B Dick Turnerl matexiiii V i lij'L itw Jill ittj ij iijlji. tuauiajaauijit "Com on, Herkimer! How In tha world" will we ever got to Aunt Martha's If you keep slopping every few mile to look at the countryside?" May Is Merry Month With Every Kind Of Weaiher By MARY OWtlrN ThrouKh the cooperation of the Klamath churches and the school officials baccalaureate service for the graduating class of '47 was held in tne h.uii auditorium last night. The 323 senior In their royal blue cap and gown marched alpha betically In the aervlce. The platform was arrayed In the claw colors, white and green. with potted palm and while fliact ana aun ts. Rev. Oodfrcy Matthews dellv- Mary O'Brien cred the message to the graduates. Kua music department took care of the musical part of the program when the orchestra, girls glee club, and boy' octet participated. Torch Honor society member ana a lim ited number of Junior shared usher ing duties for the service. M Last Thursday before the holiday and in the Bcrlpt and Mike meet ing Jim Kennett was rewarded lor outstanding service. For his valu able work he wa presented with the president' gavel with hi name engraved on the plate. Jim ha Just completed the past year a president or script ana nume so ciety. During the year he orlgln- Staples Fatal To Seventeen Eagles ! BRATTLE, June 3 Seventeen i bald eagles, secured in Alnska and ! donated to the Woodland park too flieard of an early area aa heavy a j several years ago. died last week California enjoying a atmwUttiilne from eating wire tple thrown m market right at the peak of the to their cage. Dr. Oua Knutlson, harvest? ' In 111 terminals tn-ponnia in CHI0AOO, June i (V It waa a merry month of May for the weatherman. Just name It; the weatherman had It, somewhere In the nation. There were drought condition In some areas, with serious forest fire danger. In other area It rained almost every day. There were record high tempera tures and record low some regions had both In the same month. There were tornadoes, cloudbursts, floods, fog, frosts and snow. Bnow, ranging up to 13 Incites felt In Midwest states till week. In some area crops were damaged by lack of rainfall. In others they were delayed by too much rain. In some region they were hit by cold. A trip across the weaiher map presented tills picture: Pacific Northwest May wa one of Ui hottest and driest on record. Temperature hit 80 or above three day at Portland, and wa In middle S0' four days at Seattle. Dried for est offered a critical fire danger. Large wheat and pea crops In East ern Washington were damaged. California Southern California had fog and frequent drizzles, but rainfall was slightly below normal. Northern California rainfall wa lesa Uian half of normal, and tempera tures were above normal. Oakland had a high of 80 degrees; San Fran cisco 89. Rocky Mountains Montana rain fall considerably below normal, ap proaching serious drought conditions in extreme Southwest and Central. Utah and Wyoming had normal rainfall. Utah had the warmest Mav j since ID40, while Wyoming tempera- lure were Kiignuy oe ow normal and the stale had snow at the end of the month. Colorado precipita tion ranged from above normal In the Eastern plains to near normal in tne west. crop onlyi. Chicago had nilher slow demand turning fair and then good, with the market consistently steady to slightly stronger. New York ruled generally stronger; Atlanta, some too director, reported today. Knudson, who said he blamed children and unthinking adults, added; "If the people were a well-behaved a the animals we wouldn't have so much trouble." CIO Warehousemen Reach Agreement BAN FRANCISCO, June 3 lAi Union and employer representa tives reached a basl early today for settlement of a strike by 13,000 CIO warehousemen ill the San Francisco bay area. The tie-up continued, however, pending membership rati fication of the" agreement. Term were not disclosed. The association earlier had of fered a pay Increase of one cent sn hour plus three additional paid holidays. The union turned It down. It (ought an Increase of six and one-half cents to an hourly base of 11.30. I Sell Booze MO DO VOl) - My own liquor , lore will be glint lo supply you with beer and whiskey In moat i cities of any air In Oregon. Slate ownership put u all Into the bu- i lues here In the N-W whether wo ! like It or not. .... i Of the drinkers who claim they ran take It or leave It alone, a vast number go down to the drunkard s grave. 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