THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1948
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
SEC. II PACE 3
National Potato Letter-
Maine Getting Out From
Under Heavy Spud Supply;
Loadings Down To Trickle
NI'ITI.Y
I.nlo uro) iiulnlu supply aiimiilea
rimtlmio inulter nl wuirliiiiif ship
ment unci iiuc'iuiliiii renervea I ruin
tho way ui iwi'i h ucl. I . I n emp alilp
menu continue ilnwiiwitnl, but Urn
trouljlo area, Mitine, Imn rrunlnrtl
11 April I Inviil mill alimitil lual In
geltlhK out timler Us hriivy
auppllea. Willi Mitrrll I stinks nl
3114 I 111 I lit II I IiiihI icln mill nl I )l 1 1 1 1 tfl
ul lirurly aa.iHMI rma aiwe, tlirrti
cannot uo lo ninny It'll.
JliiUeal now of lliu week In from
Urn Keil lllver valley, where, llomla
Iriiipiirurlly put murli nl tlif area
OUl of UUllieaa. Dnmuue. In hi 111 not
mriuurril accurately. Inn Um end
rtwull I likely In lie unc nt two ex
treme ellhcr audi llmrotiKh duiii
aiie. "ml tlttt piilutni'ii cannot br
hipiel, Willi roiihi'ipirnt upwind
market premum -or mi pmtlriilur
clamauff except In the uilnitn of buy
cm, In which raae iff f F-rltiun would
be taken only nt rut prlrca There
could be it middle uruuiid It fewer
potutnra were In uiidrrKiiituid stur-
kii than tin been believed. A Utile
time will Irll. Loir atm'ka went uf the
Dakota are about uniie ffir nil prac
tical pur(wc, mid ujirulnu t,r Meld
fcwork will (urllirr aluw hnullnit unlll
plnntliiK 1 finished.
In rnrly area, there arc nn hlulily
Rillflcnht (IrvrlupinrnU. llllyht nt
Hasll!! I lea thnn was cllnmlcd
earlier, and the Alnbrntm crop now
looks pretty (nlr. Ni Improvement 1
noted In Houlll Carolina mid Clrnr
Kin. Texas yield continue Unlit, run-
ntng to mnnll nlr. ritllfomin null u
nn oprii qumtmii a to yield, but
doubling In ahlpmcnt indicate bet.
ter aallsfncllon. Vlrttin'a plnntlng i
(mulird and mnny ficlda are up to
good atnnda with prittMM-tji of 11
aood crup mid rnrllt-r maturity thnn
Innt yrnr. I'lnnlinu In New Jcrhcy
mid l-iligf lalmtd la writ alonn and
ahiiiild be completed soon utile
weather Interfere.
Coiuldrrlng both rnrly and late
potato?, we do not look for nnv
erlou ovir-iupplv iH-forr Mnv IS,
pivulbly even a lililr later. Ilnwrvrr.
K early ijrnwer per Mat In ahtppinit
too green, the pnrlv market rnuld
go bad In hurry rrgardlnu of Un
available supply.
MOVK.MKNT
Hlilpplng figure are markrd by
the almuai complete dunptrarmirr
of carload from Nnrthrrn Cali
fornia. Uutata Nrw York and I'Uig
bland. Orrgon. Houth Dakota, Utah,
and Washington Nebraska ha
lowed to a trlrkle, a hnve Mon
tana, Wlaronaln and Wyoming. Ida
ho hu allpiird to Ira than half
of the figure of two wrrki ago but
Maine atayi up. In fart. Maine ha
not fallen below 3M0 rnri per werk
alnre mld-Frbruary, and averaged
4 cara dally Inm week tor a totnl
of Jinn, Ini-luilliig and ran for the
a goyernrwent. The--erk'a early mnve-
menl lnrreiel to 13S7 ran. With
Alabama ahowlng up with Ita tint
Big Grain Elevator Under Way
two lura. Ciillfurnla averuurd 85
cma per duy bill inity gain more
aluwly lluiii uhuiiI bci iiunii of un
auiinliii Lory yii'Uln. 'loinl early
liioyeiiienl lunt week wita lirurly it
prr ('i'i)t. nt nil nlilpiuenu.
DKMANIt AM) MAKKKTM
Market report allow Inte potnUiea
better off thiin rnrly atock. Mnlne
I ma a firm market with a nickel
advance. UpaLnte New York la up
another dliuo for few curlot aalea.
Nurlh Diikolu hna reported offlclully
lor the Innt time with the market
the eflerUi of the flood were not
the effeeu o ftho (IoimI were not
iippiui'iil muiketwlne at ahlpplng
pointa, mid hnvo not ahown upalnce
nt the lermlnala. Kurly mnrkrta hnve
aklddrd. Ilualinga weukened by It
renui but atlll la II 85 over the fliKir.
'I'exiin dropped from a mnue of 15 IW
to III UO to 14 50 to 5 50, evidently
brruuao of aire. A U. B. number one
puck la ordlnitry euoUKh without
dropping aire to a 1'i-lnch mini
mum, (.'nlllornln took Ita market
ihup earlier i April KI-IUi, and alnce
then han rn)nyed a atrong demand
and firm market nt 14 50 for wiuih
ed. 'I'hul la down II 50 Irom the
oenliiK of the drill, but atlll la II 85
over the floor. Kern county atork
atlll la running fairly imnll and Im
mature. Hlork with better maturity
and alu- la bringing a 36-cent or
larger premium.
.MIN Kl.t.ANV
II. It. A-.MH la the lfoe bill for
routlnuntlon of price auppnrt. We
guru It la ulxiiit the ahnpe of tlilima
to come uiiIcaa a long-range pro
gram la ahned at I h I a aeaalnn,
which we do not expect. Hie bill
providea for variable aupiwrt level
at 80 to 90 per cent of parity, and
glvea the aerretary of agriculture
authority to Impone produrtlnn and
marketing reatrlrtion. Studying the
bill now will be time well ient . , .
Heulu of the North Carolina-Vir
ginia referendum on marketing
agreement ihould be available aoon.
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Conatruetlun of cribbing on the big Archer-Danleli-Mldland grain
elevalora bring built on the (ireat Nnrthrrn railroad five mile aouth
of Tlllrlnkr I alioul half cotnpletrd. The 24 grain bin will be 75 feet
high, and the 40-man crew I averaging about three feet of timber work
a day. W. K. Mrlrna of The Dalle, I contractor. Wbrn cumplrtrd the
alrurture will have atomic anare for 300.000 buahrl of grain. The bin
are built on arvrrul hundred wood piling drlvrn 80 frrt Into the earth.
This foundation I topprd by 18 Indira of atrel reinforced concrete.
Voting wua hint week. Understand
there wax ome atrong opposition. '
but iicople do not nlwnya vote the !
way they talk . . . Ilrurlng wna held
Tuetulny on the proponed ngrermrnt
for Mulue. I'roponent wmked hard
to develop a aoiinrt progrnm ulled
to mnrkrtlug In both peck and 100.
and ouuitundlng opiHinrnt of the
earlier proHanl (l(i:i7 mid 10'IBi
were not In evidence . . . Why don't
potato grower do Roniethlng about
InrreaAlng uae of potAtn flour in
their own lornl bnkerlea? Potntoe
are grown In every part of the coun
try mid grower could be powerful
Influence toward creating a rent out
put for low grnde. Potato flour Im
prove most baked good, but bak
erle generally will not use It much
until there I a real demand.
BHIHF
WAHHINOTON, May 6 lift "Mr.
Rpenker. I hofie aomebody will save
this country from tome of the peo
ple In It who are trying to save the
world."
That wa the text of a speech to
the houae Wednesday by Rep.
Mntthew.
Court Finds
Writer Guilty
On Red Count
WAHHINOTON, May 6 MP) A
federal court Jury Wednesday con
victed Movie Writer Dallon Tmmbo
of contempt of congreM.
The Jury Ujok two hour to reach
Ita verdict of guilty on these two
charge: that the Hollywood writer
refused to till the houae committee
on un-Amerlcnn actlvltlen If he wan,
or ever hnd been, a communlat, that
he refued to tell the committee If
he was a member of the Screen
Writer guild.
Both question were naked during
a committee Investigation Inst fall
Into communist Influence In movie
land.
Trumbo I the second of ten Hol
lywood figure to be convicted of
contempt.
John Howard Lawson, another
film writer, wa convicted on one
count two week ago. He ha not
been sentenced,
A third Hollywood writer, Albert
Maltz, I due to go on trial tomor
row on a similar contempt charge.
All ten are accused of falling to
tell the committee If they were com
munis t.
Trumbo can be sentenced to I
year In Jail and 11000 fine on each
of the two counts of which he was
convicted.
LawRon Is appealing his convic
tion and Trumbo 1 also expected to
appeal.
Trumbo wrote the film stories for
such pictures a "Our Vines Have
Tender Ornnes" Bnd "Thirty Sec
ond Over Tokyo."
Alaska Trucking
Possibility Eyed
EDMONTON, Alia., May 8 MV
Paul Seddlcum, United State con
sul In Edmonton, Wednesday said
thr possibility of commercial truck
ing to Alaska through here would
be Investigated this summer.
Mr. Seddlcum said his office had
been contacted by a firm of Texas
trucker for Information on road
condition and other factori Influ
encing such a project.
A test truck will leave Houston.
Texas, July 15 carrying a party of
five. It will travel through Den
ver, Billings, Edmunton, Dawion
creek and on along the highway.
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