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Newspaper Page TextfcURSDAY, JULY 10, 1947 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE THIRTEEN ) ational Potato Letter nid Shipments Show hcrease; Demand Good To air In American Markets Hlipply Lvrunilo piiliilu isiipply Hutu kill illnue seiner iiui ii inn .ituy crop Ijiuil Iniiil IIDV nrsl week. Thin flJHIll Winy .iu kivi 111!' llinv iir picture Of Wlllll lilt1 IIIISCIIMIII- Ic spring wruuicr uiu it) uerrauo Ilia Inlo reu In I he uiruiitliiir, ivrvrr, wit (In have ii clear pit-Hue Ihe riil'iy Mill llllrrlilrillule crops. IIik Oulf area, IiiiivcsIs lurncil ! it boll I asprclcil, Willi Uiuls iit. mid Mississippi never lii'iivy iiiuh ti Im Market fiu-iors, Alli um shipped sllKhllv liver UWII) is, whli ll lii wlmt t tin tiudr cx- p(i trl CiiIIIiii hill has Imi'ii ii i cn I pi mr will) niiiiiiieiiin itiiruiiy ill ;io,uon nit niuijt nml nil uoluit mill, Cnulrl he Hint lllr official iA crop rapurtj.was n lllllr mi ' limit sine nun unit wine win noil ir- revision. In the Cnllfnrniu Id rttltuutrn. lArtmnii pi'iilmhly luit fur lu u, Willi u season tl'iil to dul un only 137 mm 41 mini will or iiiuilr In the months li "in Hi ili inliiT on, when Ihn I ulk nf tin' kill nop In iiiiuKiiiim, mi Unit tin- I'.iiinpluU' m hi'ilnli' will he ili'Munrd lu relied DO per cent nf Ihn July I purity flumes." 'riun mlnhl iiiiiiii several lliluu. I'urlly for spud fur July 1 Mono 151. mi which lutn crop support mutt un bused, rose iittuln to 1110 per bushtl. thr nituir un In April That is ;ia cents Pit liunhrl, or 65 i-i'iiln pir hundred ubovo purity, u yrar inin. UOA will ulvr no hint of wlmt tlio rest of Out m'IipiIiiIo will look like, or when It will be announced. Dut simple urllliiiiptli) inn ilpyi'lop some ob vluiis fuels TIip July-Aiuius! prices Bi n iiliniit 30 to M ci-ntd above I In. no of Inst ypur. '11 to srmon uvrmue iiiiim bp 611 cpiiUi above lust ycur UK) ppr I'Piit of 66 crnLv. Thcrr foro. Hip rpimilnrtpr nf ihn scnrdulr obviously must rise lonslilcinbly iiiiiir nuuum. now iniien is a Buna -pii'Mlnu, nut iiinjciiuic in t.nlflt Hi iC'iitollim should br tinni thr I 'rs because tlir peilial of rise i.iny if-wnv murk Kith a loiul of 3714 ""on or mint While VUvtiilu In III Hp iiiurr started. 4 Kultsns. Nrhinskn. lul Missouri lift hurt n lot nf ruin. nl t r I o ll n JIikku in i- piuviilnu 1 Miillln Orrlik lllntrM An P Hie niiiiply tiriMiirrl now. Hip 1 jri'tltil) antlulPfttrtl nrvprul wprki ' to will not ilrvclop T hp nrpp Houth ripnnpo tt Min nnn I'oniiiiirrnoip Winter Feed for Basin Cattle Baled For Barns 9 i -"s -w mm lukliiKn fiuin Uip 1U47 crop throuuh lulp Jiiiip ulnimnlril to nlHiut 2'i(Hi enrn. nlmont niuully nl vkIpiI I)pIwppii U. H. No. I n mid Inwpr iiriidrii. Nrurlv hnlf Imvq bfpn iihpiI fur mhool IiiiipIii'Ii nml wpl- furp ontlriR in nplip of .ichnol cltin- IIIHn. Atmilt 41 HT rrnl wrrp lout I lor lurk of oiiiIpu. Hip ri'inittntlrr inmir) fori ntoik from furihpr 'rin lor iivpninck fppd. drhyilra- rill. Drluvrd plnnlliiK In Hip ! "on ior pKiri. una oinrr turi nh will Ip! Npw Jrinpy nml Ijhii! I moHv nlnrrh. Nuir thin rurluiii - Iniiil url wrU hpil Willi thrir i ipipni't of pipiiu: Conerrm bi'min nniiipr lmrr-t brfoip rrnirul iirrii Inquiry Into potnto prlrp mip- IMirt Hoinorn ix-rump currpnt In Hip Cnriillnnn Hint thrre wntilil hp no morp prlrp tipixirt. Offi-rlmM In Hip Cnrollnnn btilitpd violpiitly, mid It wnn In thritp arp-ui ihnl npur ly WO prr rpnl of tho lon-vi or. riirrrd. Mnkm im wonilrr whnt wux ritiuip nml whnl wrui plfpct Figures Show A 5 Per Cent Rise In Rural Living Cost Hum) living corn nationally are j wan due to a alight Increaae In prlcea 2i per cent higher than a yrar airo i paid by furmera and a nllKlil (le and more than double thone of 18115- creane In the average of prices re 1U.IU, according to an annlyiila of ( celved for farm product. UHIM data by OHC exlemilon agrl- cultural enonornlntx. Thua, the real Mff 1 t t net Income of farmer Is not to be A IMAI llv Judged alone by prlcea for farm fljlJ ilLI tlS Uf pnxlucts, or even by the dollar In- tfyr art-! " - It takes five farm Arnlly dollars D AflfAfl to buy the goods and vrvicea that 11 UN Nil I IS XlNHrU could be boinrht for four dollars i,H"VI I - Wa1 yenr ago. Meanwhile, farm, pro- RcCord, , Uie c0,lnl a(enl., of. duitluii . expense Increased overall Uct ,how applications for certlfl at approximately the same rate :.,,.. ,,, bmuxpi n,ii. in K-im. the general level of price for farm aln counly Mn winn to U)Ul les producu. lriIir, 00 ,cre. Additional acreage The real Incom of farm families will be listed before the July 15 has declined rather sharply thus far deadline for making application but In 1V47, the economist report. At mid-June the U. H, Index of all cirnmoilltlps 'used for farm fumlly malnti'nttni stood at 253 per cent of 11I1U-1B14, eleven points higher). Approximately 500 acre of White than at mid-January. Meanwhile, the cofit Index representing all com modities bought by farmers for production rose faster thnn the gen total acreage Is certain to be con sldcrably below the 1000 acres need ed to supply this area with next years planting stock. date. Rose Truman Calls Off Trips WA8HINOTON, July 10 ' li President Truman said today he does not plan to make a cross country trip thl fall a has been. I urged by official of the democratic i national committee. Questioned about the proposed trip at a news conference, Mr. Truman said he ha no plan for any trip anywhere. Mr. Truman was asked If he plunned a visit to Brazil In response to an Invltnllon. He replied In the negative. Democratic party leaders have suggested that he consider a croa nii lion tour which would start with a giant labor day rally In Chicago. "What are the prospect for a trip through 'he West this fall?" a reporter asked. 0 None, the president replied. Then he added there are no plana for any trip anywhere. Turn those no-longpr-userl article Into cash nowl Herald and Newt Want Ads are Inexpensive and brtiuj quick result. i Hons. No barley has been certified i.nirgrowm rntrr Hip market High birrs will Piirnllpigp rurly dinging K iiinuv hpiIIiiik. whim will rp- dure ylrlds without ovrrbiirilrnlng tAr mnrkpis. Kroni a seller's slnnd- taaiiit. the Inte crop should hit thr rBiirkrl undpr liipnl roniliiltmn As tfc thp Inte crop llsrlf. W'P frrl Mhl- ' (Mir nlxiilt lis slr. Ksprrl nilmlt ' If rould bp ns smnll an nnvHiIng wr !ivp sppii fop mnny yrnrs Movement rihlpment cllmtx-d a lllllr l-l rrk to JolSl of 67IUI enrn or M , ore thnn lllr wrrk brlorr. tluv- : ninipnt rara drrllnrd from 144 tn 1, but thrnr do not Imiudr nnv ilutora disposed of lorally and nut Inopd bv rail. California miivpd ip surprising volinnr of 3701 rnrs, tuning the sinle rlitlit at Hip fig Vrp we set Inst wprk as thp prob able Intnl. Ilrgins lo look ns lliuorli ttr fnrrcnnl mid Hip offlrlul rro) Mlnialr wpre low. If so. Hip July riporl should enrrprt It. Norih Cnro. nadr oppd off npnrly 400 rnr turlm Uie wrrk to 13117 rnrs. while Irglnia mnvrd a total of 035, nl Biont rxsollv divided betwrrn the Shore and Norfolk section. Arlrynm lilpprd 360 rare. 80 more thnn the t , prrredlng wrrg. Krnlurkv and Trn- f- "uPsnre showpd up for the first limp 1 With one and six cars, as did New ; Wpxiro with 17. Washington Is Int- , ling the jnarkpt wllh Hip season' t first offrrlngn, moving 03 ram, Wp f , iiprt murh of II was vrrv Im- muiurr Aiiiimimi mr unison on Bir Pacific roust grnrrullv Is nllriid i . . f norntnl, Idnhn and Otrgnn muvrd One and six rnrs, rrsiirrtivrly, whirl) I 1 Inay have bern nrw stork. I Drmand And Mnrkrta I V 1 Onlry, Va., rrporl a coimlstrntlv i pwim iiriiinuii, inq uinrsci iirni. anil prices up id to 30 rent at 05 to Brand Law Men Take Over KffrctlYc July S ttnn the appolnt iiin.l nl dlftiritt autirrvtiMirit who will br rtv.Km.bli for llvcnKxk brnud liiftjM't itoiu. uutirr thr new In. H. T Mi Kiinmniv roll red cuUlc mun. In thr nrw Ihj.jc( tor fur Kluin nth hikI Ijikr counllr with hrttd HJnrtcm for dutrict S In Klnmnth Kitl In. Dintrlct uirrvturit wcrt chown by Dm dlrrctnr of awrtrullure from a lint kuppllrd by thr Ormon Cuttlr mtd HorM! Iiui mts ftWMHimlnn and will name thrlr own drpulirn. The mx dutrtrtJi. enrh includlnft two or more rnuntlrn iirr nil undrr the Mtntr brand inspection nrr crc nird undrr the 1W7 brand lnKc IIdii cinlr whlrh nppllrn lo thr move ment nf cntllr, liorhrh and innlrn. HtH-h anlntuK brlim moved to oilier pjtMur-M or to ftlautfhtrr hotmrrt mtiPit be Identified, by tnK uhuh can be obtained from the Klumiilh Production Credit Revelation office I of ttu'ilculturo . aUvLu-h. Neatly balrd hay being tun-currd fn Ihe firld ihown above ia a typlral nummrr-tlme acene In Klamath bavin. Thli picture wai taken on the Merrill highway where much haying activity la In progrra Loganberry Cross Found A horticultural pinvle that has bull lid plant breeders for more I ban b0 years hu bren solved at the . Oregon BuiUJ college agricultural exiiprlmcnt station whrre Cieorge F. Waldo, frdrrnl hortlrulturallst, has discovered and reproduced the kind of plant cross that resulted In the original loganberry. Evrr slnre the loganberry ) originated by Judife Logan In laou . by crossing the red rnapberry w-lth a blackberry, other plant breeders liuve (rlrd to produce a similar crow without succrss because the Inhrrltaiire rhuracPrrs ichromo sornrsi of the two species would not IMTinll Hie kind of cross that Logan obtntnrd. He was never able to ex- i plain how he hupnenrd In grl It. I Wuldo's success in reproducing ' the cross rrvralrd that the logan- . berry resulted from an abnormal I crossing in w-hlch the pollen grains of the raspberry, which are sup- ' poard In have only half thr numbrr 1 of chromosomes as a regular rasp- 1 brrry cell, hail by chance the full numbrr. 14. This produced thr typ- 1 Irnl logunlierry hybrid and a mighty good one at Hint. Classified Ad Bring Result. Rose have wen entered to Very little additional White acreage Is expected. Interest in barlrv rrrtlflrntioo is eral average of price received for ! evident from the listing of some farm product. The result was a 1 1100 acre on this year eertif lea-I In thl are- for everal year, double-action decrease In overall - real farm Income. ! Comi&red with January, the gen- ! eral level of farm price received, at 371 lu June, was up 11 points, while the index of prices paid lor commodities tor production rose 33 point to stand at 33V at mid-June, j The parity index of farm cost, In cluding Interest and taxes, but not labor, stood at 330. Karm wages rates nationally were at 397 per cent of IB10-1014. on April I, the latest figures available. In term of parity the overall buying power of farm product has ' declined from 133 at the peak last October to 118 at mid-June. There was a decline of one point from ' mid-May to mid-June. The decline ' HEAVY HAULING CRANE SERVICE Equipment in Klamath Foils and Medford Phone 4455 OK TRANSFER CO. 350 Spring 1 lixpvrl Servient Wheel llvpaclting tMbrieatlon Simonlzlng Waxing Protect Your Car! ir Vaeuumlng Our new equipment really clean the Interior of your car. Associated Oil Products Cm Your Associated Credit Card BALSIGER MOTOR CO. Main at Esplanade Phone 3111 I or Die office of t)r Klamath count? uncut and all raltlr l)f!ug moved nfirr purchase must be thus Identi fied. Hie Oregon smic department 1.00 over thp floor. North Carolina, crmanri is reported generally g.xxl out turning fnlriwllh the market mostly atronarr and prlrr up 35 eni at 75 cent over the floor. Arl aonn demand ha ruled good, the mnrkrl about strudy, wllh prlrrs down a nirkrl to a dime for Illlss but up 16 to cent for Long Vfhltr at 11.05 over the floor for Washed offerings. California dr mand ha ruled fair turning vinkI arid then light with thr murkrt dpll and slightly wrukrr uflrr mid week alrrnglh, and prlcea down 30 tO 36 rent from thp mid-week high but sllll up 10 to 15 rent for the week at 80 cent ovrr Uie floor for washrd stork. Chicago drmand ruled good, turn ing alow, wllh tho market dull and wrnker after; a good start. New York rulpd stronger on nil ttm-k aftrr wrakrnlng on rnstrrns. At lanta, held Mrndy; Moston, barely steady after wrrk-rnd strrnglh: De troll, firm; Mlnnrapoll. dull; Phila delphia, mixed but ending about atrady for . western and slightly alronger for others. Ban Franclsro I rrimrled firm lo atrady. Truck holdings are noticeably down for the past week but heavier ngnln un Monday. ' Price, Support TTOA anhouncoil part of Ihe lale erJp support price schedule last 'rlday, Thcjdifcw announcement fovera only July 11 lid August, and Mutes, "Necessary seasonal adjust- Special p f ' Boys' Trousers 2 PAIR 5.15 I Were $3.50 Pair i;l K. t Large Shipment f 1 4 Boys' Yellow Cords ' jf Sixci 7 to 18 jSp Main at Sixth Phone 7013 Boyd 6- Fausett ELECTRIC CONTRACTING and SUPPLIES y , Announce Opening for Business In NEW LOCATION On MAIN Street in TULELAKE Phone 2133 Most Modern Electric Store In Northern California and Southern Oregon SATURDAY, July 12 j Featuring G. E. APPLIANCES ' Bernard G. Boyd , Phone 2045 B. Ralph Fauiett Phone 2131 SAVINGS4 UP TO 50 Reg. 2.49 ' Men's WORK SKIRTS $1 39 2 pockets . . drill . . ' full cut. HUNDREDS of Unadvertised BARGAINS! Jl Ulll Vlllll I Two-way Collar SPORT SHIRTS $198 1' : Reg. 3.98 Sgnforized $275 SPORT SHIRTSol,6 ',!Jnner $4 188 Reg. 34c pr. Canvas Gloves 21c Heavy duty 12-ounee canvas-knit wrist. Limit 3 Pairs Reg. 2Sc-40c Women's and Misses' ANKLETS Closely knit fabrics. Colorful patterns. Priscilla Curtains Reg. 4.49 Ruffled Cotton-Rayon $28? Reg. 1.98 Boys' Sandyalls Double 4 ply suspenders, full cut 8 oz. cloth. Quality Drapes "9size $29- Colorful Drapes Fze $Tl Dnj J 9-9.95 $788 Bedspreads e Bed size ioo Wool OC ni i i Re9- 1395 DlanketS Warm As Toast jf Reg. 2.79 MEN'S WORK PANTS $5199 Heavy Grey Covert SportSweatersctfOFF 2.99 Reg. 3.79 Little Girl DRESSES $49 Frilly dresses, colorful . . washable. Sizes 2, 3, 4. COLORFUL TABLE CLOTHS Floral Design 61"x68" jixe.Regularly 3,.93 .. NOW MEN'S COVERALLS Sanforixed Shrunk. Sun Tan colors. Full cut. Reg. 4.98. Now 3.98 ALL LEATHER WORK GLOVES Regularly 1.49. Soft but durable." Workmen approved. Now 89c Reg. 1.50 Boys' POLO SKIRTS Solid colors and stripes. Small, medium, large. WS6 Reg. 1.29 Men's TEE SHIRTS ic 311 Fine quality ribbed, small, medium, large 11th At Walnut St.