Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, March 18, 1948, Page 3, Image 3

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    THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1948
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PACE THStS
Oregon Farm, Livestock
Prospects For 48 Good
Ilyl'Al'I, W. HAllVKyjK
KAI.KM, Mareh 1 tfll Oregon's
atrleultural euttutik lor 104 1
bright, the otiljf (lark cttiuil being
a hurlage of Irrigation watrr unit
aub-ntirmal range camtltiune.
Crop survey rc(ort trom Oregon
BUto college externum ervlee ex
pert allow Unit wheal growers liuve
the best prospect. Their outlook 1
umiauiilly lloint, bring 31 per cent
bolter Until lint year, i"l 1 per t
above (lie average tor the punt to
year.
And they are pretty errtaln at
erlllnr niui'ti of their crop In
armiglit-atrlrkrn California, litre
wheat proauecta are very pour.
The state's corn crop will be much
turner tlin Inst year' poor crop,
There alo will be bigger potato,
onion mid flaxseed harvest.
But Oregon ha little water
Dog Mushers
May Try For
Wreck Bodies
ANOIIORAOR, Alaska, Mitrrh IS
lll Two Alaska dng timshers made
plane today tor possible assault
on rugiied Mount Saiiford and re
covery nI the bodies of 30 plane
crash vli-tlma.
Plana for possible removal were
disclosed yesterday shortly after
wreath were dropped on Ute cloud
cloaked mountain in tribute to Ute
victim.
Twenty-five perMiiu were aboard
the NorUiwent Airline t-X-M which
flew M cloae to Uie crash acene at
possible for Uie aerial funeral rite.
Bervlcea were conducted for all
fallhs.
The 30 victim were killed laat
rVlday when a Northwest Orient
Airline plane, en route from Sltang
lial to at. Paul, crashed Into a glacial
pocket on the mountain. Mount
elantord u 1B0 milea northeast of
Anchorage.
The two muslicrs, Jacke Butler
and Danny Kwan. planned to meet
today in Uulkana, SO mile wt of
Uie crash scene.
Sutler, one of Alaska' mot turn
out aled men and familiar with the
craah area, aald In Fairbanks he
believed the acene may be accessi
ble over two routea.
Alrllnra offlclala and trained
mountaineer! expressed belief earlier
that It would be Impoutbie to re
cover Uie botliea.
50 Carriers
In Readiness
LONO BEACH. Calif., March U
( Hear Admiral Richard F,
Whitehead aald tut night Uie naval
air reserve has more than SO carriers
In readlne In the event of a na
tional emergency.
The admiral, head of Uie naval air
reserve program, reviewed 3000 men
at the Lot Alanine naval air sta
tion. "Here we have 2 squadron five
air groups," he said, "The men are
combat trained from Uie last war
and alt Uiry would need ia a little
carrier training. Also here are patrol
squadrons and transports, fully
qualified to carry out their mis
sions." Whitehead explained Uie naval air
reserve program embraced 233
squadron which could be placed In
service on 50 to SS carriers now "In
mothball." lie said personnel to
man the carriers could be drawn
from the reserve's present strength
of 40.000, Including 8000 pilot,
shortage of It own. Irrigated lands
will need more water, and the
ranges need more moisture.
The extension service aays above
normal amounts of anow are nrrtird
in March It Irrlgaird lands are to
have enough water. A few reservoir
are critically abort but some, like
those on the Drariiiitra rlvrr and in
linatllla rouiity, are well filled.
Lust year was ail average year
for irrigation water. Thla year the
prospect are for I per cent less
water than Imit year. The Warm
Sprliut reservoir III Uie Malheur
watershed lia only 25 per cent of
the normal water for this time of
year.
But, because the soil under the
mountain now Is well saturated
and unfrozen, the spring runoff will
be longer. This will add some water
to the reservoirs.
ltangrs Dry
The range are SO per cent of nor
mal, needing more moisture. Cattle
and sheep are In average condition,
and good iamb and calf crops are
expected.
Here's how the busy (or layl city
man can plant an early garden with
only two hour work, and save a lot
op hi grocery bill,
R. Ralph Clark, state extension
horticulturist, saya to plant 35 feet
of radishe. 10 fret of lettuce, 50 feet
of spinach, 100 feet of pea, two
dozen cabbage. Uiree hill of rhu
barb, 13 hills of asparagus plain,
and 50 onion arts,
E spurt wheat In (lie Portland
market 1 the eheapeat In the world,
Fred fcntrrntlile, assistant di
rector of the grain branch of the
production and marketing adminis
tration, Washington, II. i'.
The Portland area handles 120,
000.000 boshrla of wheat a year, of
which a fourth goea to eastern and
foreign markets.
A campaign to make home gar
dening a permanent activity 1 under
way In Oregon. H la sponsored by a
recently - organized state garden
committee, which decided to push
the !0-ts national freedom garden
campaign.
On the committee are representa
tive of the state college, news
paper, garden clubs, farm group
and home economic council.
Colorado River
Ruckus Up Ago in
lOH ANOKUEB, March 18
PiiHMisai to tap the Columbia river
to obtain water for California are
"an attempt t distract attention
tf Connies from California lc-
Enllst In the United State navy
and take advnmage of the many
trades now ottered to Uie youth of
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