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Newspaper Page TextJATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACI MINI Producers Apoeal To USD A To Put Curb On Imoorts Of Potatoes From Canada WAHMINOTON. Juni 25 tVPt-Th guvr-rmnrnt Is ruittttni Into nrw pprala for ban on tini'rU of Canndlrm wt.inA. Thry orf rnmlng fmm hifcikramrn for producer t time hrii an ottirr dmnrMIc pud mirplim awine certain. Htrtillur rrquritU wrre nmitr yrar ilurlni ft nurplii upplv tuatUm that nt thf Kovrriiiiirnt nwro tlmn 30 oooono !i carry out gmwrr print guaraiitrra. Why. demand ilninrkllf gruwrra, Yheat Curb Decision To Be Held Off WAHMINOTON. Julie J4 W-Tlir egrirullure department mil wail omul nri mniiih lo decide whether (. reoimmend rigid production ctin troli lor the iM wheat crop. Kecreiary llrannan announced Thuraday receive npliuuiu on the eubject UiruuKh July ft llr aid he may not decide until attei Uie department makea Ha nest nil: del wheat crop estimate on July II llrannan aald recently there u a pouibilny that both acreage plant tin allotments and marketing quo u will be put into effort. The quotas would hava to be approved by two-thlrda vote of wheat lt I rowers In nationwide referen dum, but allotmenta oould be ordered without approval from farmers. Official forecaita have Indicated thu year's wheat crop will be t lie aerohd largest on record. If thu prove true, the. year'a total auppiy Including Uie carryover from lal year will be lite largest on record and far beyond domestic and export needs. Under quotas, a farmer la told how much he niay sell without be coming habit to a penalty u oi half the prtre aupport rate. There la no penally for over-planting ex cept Inaa nf eligibility for direct price aupport help. Henley Mrt C1artnr Ootvr at admit twl to KUmath Vallry hmpltal letonday. Bh U qtitt r.otiily 111 IUHt LaPorg rrturnM Monday f-om th UnlYrlty nf California lo pnd tnt aummr wtth hr crand Ipothrr. Mr. IMrah Harhbargrr. nraldln datithtrr nf Mr. nd Mra. Jo l left WMnrnday f'r Rlrhmnnd. Calif . and nn Patur (ay left fr-m thrrr far Katvuii ultli Iw'i iMrrntM Vtlnrr Htrfli rttumrd mt rrk frnrn th tTnKrritif- of Ortvrm Monday. Mr and Mm Jna John 'tmfnn and Mr. Prrt Coltnn and mn Ir ralff Irft for l-ikf o' the Wnnd Km Cnlton and 'n tyrd to vMt vral day Ph Mr and H"nrT IVmnn. The Johnnom tumrd nn Monday Mr. and Mra. Hugh Btanletnn ar rived Mnndar from Kugene Mere fitatleton eraduated (mm the Unl etit of Oregon ntapleton started to mark Wednewlae aa an account ant for Wrverhaeiuer Timber eom panr. Ther are making their home In Klamath Palli nh U. E Renter Martin Oreen and hla niece. Mail reen. left for Kan franrlaco to meet Maureen. .Inter who haa JuM ar rived In thu fountrjr from Ireland Mr. and Mr.. Robert BUrton and fimllr left Thiiradair for California svhere thejr lll make their home. Monday. Mra. Roger Wllkemon donated a plnl of blood for an rmer fenry raie at the hoapital. Roger Wllkemon left Thursday for CorvallU. He will drive bua for a group of 4-H clubbera who have been al tending summer school there and are now returning. There's I.EKS COST of I PKKIP With JOHN I)l:t.RK TRACTOR Midland Equipment Co. NEEDED J 150,000 New Civil Service M'fRrrr , , cionn rr , . . vacation . . , rtsmoNa Ta tnainUlri lie ! rr ar mtltMi, th v'riirnril mil ailnt et trawl 1 new rhfr- annMall. Alert preparing NOW fer for 4 Ifll Hervlra appelNlmeal mm4 all He peneHu, ft the apilnlninle are Crepere thtmlv lhriB(h elaar t the tet r he ore al tarlr rnlnlmenl, lie tin jrfir prpera ln nnw hr -rnalng fnr the free pamphlet, ''iliiw In a llnf ernmenl Jh" an Informal Inr rnrernint Iralnlnf far eaamtna. Ilea. enr Down on the Job Often inprorwr or neglectful , emring is so blame svhea motor care Deed attention. But yon can waste lot of lime and money without get ting really SCIENTIFIC SKRVICR ANALYSIS. Our Service Department Per sonnel has been carefully Wt Dm NO GUESSWORK Htrtl thnuld Ihla country permit Imports nf potatoes at time when It hat more Ihan II can uaeT tifflriHli nf both the atale ana agriculture department agree that a good argument ran lie made for ununlng lniinrta. Hut both add that the matter haa ticklish angles from the tatiilmlnt of political and trade lelallona will) Canada. 1hl country perinlU Imporla of Canadian polatnee undrr terms of trade agreement. Thu agreement allow, annual Import of 1 .000 000 rnisliel. of table stork potatoea and '.I.NIO.000 bushels of aeed potatoea at a tariff rate of 37 crnta bushel tlnlltnltrd quantltlea above theae quotaa may be ahlpprd to thu coun try at an Import duty of 75 cenla a bunhrl. When the agreement f Irat waa signed, Canadian Importa aeldom cieatrd a problem, becauae the duly vrnerallv aerved to limit them to a lew million btuhela of certlflrd aeed stork, often about aa many Amer ican potatoea moved to Canada aa Canadian spud, came to this cr.untry Rut the post-war American po tato price aupport prugrama have tended to change the altuatlon Thene program, have held potato prlcea In thla country considerably above prlcea in Canada. Ai con requnce. the 75-cent duty haa no been the barrier that It waa before the war Canadian ahlppert have found It pnaMhle to buv In the Canadian market, pay the duty, and aell In ine ARieriran marxei inr aa mucn e thev could get at home and sometimes more. Thua. the Amertcan price aupport program ha. served to broaden the niaiket for Canadian ipttda. Ameri can potatoea displaced by the Ca nadian potatoea have, aa a rule been sold lo the government under the prlre-iuppnrt program. Taking arcount nf the problem created hr Ita esports. the Canadian government entered a special agree p.ent with the United State. last November to limit shipments of 1944 Canadian spuds to aeed potatoea Thu agreement expired Thursday While Canada now u free to aend table atork potatoea to the Country on payment of the 7S-rent duty few re expected until after the 1MB. crop h arrest later In the year. Can- ada haa relatively few potatoea j remaining from last year- rmp. i Rut the problem eould become I bntherwnme ahould IT. R production this year turn out to be large again a It now i expected to be. Churchill Painting Brinqs $5250 IXNtMN. June J4 Wmatnn Churchill, alio palnta lor a hobby, ipul a painting on Die blitrk Thura- i iiv tor the liril lima. 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Iigure-hugilin. whlrl akirtrdl You ran dah about tou or datv a do-tl-do In Ua gv frock. THKKK main pattrru part to a?w, tramfrr for Inltiah! Pattern 9175, Trrnaga nzr 10.) 17. 14. 16. Sire 12, 2 . yda. 31-Ui. ThU euy-to-UM pattern itvft perfect fit. Complete. Mm Ira led Bend TWKNTV-nvr rrnti In I coin for thu pattern to Klamath i ralla Herald and Nrw Pattern De partment, P. O. Box 6740, Chlrago ' BO, lit. print plainly Vol R KWW. MtUHV.HH, ZONK, Hl.fc, hTVtt MMBIH. Teener I tW more of these Special Teen-8 w fhionJi in our Marian Martin Paahlon Hook. On 1U pasa are the moat beautiful summer atyle. deiigned to aew eully, to make your fashion dnlUr go further than eterl Plu a FREE pmttern printed In the book, a child' beach robe made of towel. Aend fifteen centa more for thl book of Summer 1MB fashions! Almost one-third of Canada's sur face la covered by forest. 1 - ' f Who'll fee Mist Mth the last '- """' ' ACT QUICKLY anil in your nriylibor- Jl hood it miglit he you. 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