WEDNESDAY, OCT. 12, 194V
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE THREB
Weather Big Factor
In Prices of Food
Bf KVM IMMKOM
WW VOHK. Oct. 12 i"-Freak.
ten weatlier pleye hob wth mer
chants, fermera and government
planum alike. Immediate effect
dot bualnru picture ktum tin
nation, Long-term eflccls ara taking
shape, eoine (nod, some bad.
A misplaced aummrr hral wav.
In lha eastern part of the nation
drtvaa all tliouiilita of winter clolh
lug and furnishings out o( tha minds
of shoppers. Bulra In department
atorra In Nrw York and PhlladeU
phla ara 14 par ant lower than at
tha aame time last yrar. Hardest
hit ara the apparrl and fur depart
mania. Ntoran llenuge
Tioplral atorma did trrinrudoua
damage la unharvesled rice, vege
table and colUin rropa I n Teaa.
Qovernmrnt plannrra are trying to
assess the effect on their subsidy
and control plana. Merchants In Uie
area are wondering how they'll
move their atorka.
Hllh wlnda flatten tha ripened
corn crop In Iowa and Nrbrnka.
If the loss to the farmera U aa
tft aa flrit brllevel. It will allow
ui' ihu winter In the aalea figures
of storekoetiers In the arraa hit, and
perhaps neat fall In tha aite of the
plf crop In thoae sections.
Jtut now the housewife la finally
reaping the benefit of the bumper
corn cropa of lata year, Hogs are
rolling Into market. In the weeki
ahead, your butcher should have
plenty of pork chopi and loin
roasts. That fine corn growing wea
ther the nation haa enjoyed for two
yeara ahould mean lower pork bills
for you. And atlll later, thanks to
the weather mnn, last year'a corn
crop ahould mean plentiful and low
er priced beef unless Uie govern
ment can hold prices up.
Headache
XVcauta that good rorn growing
weather la now Juit. a headache for
tha government. WaKhliigUiit la
currying around right now to find
aluminum to build nine In which to
store farmers' surplus corn, be
cause steel la a atrlke casualty. Sub
sidy officials ate trying to figure
out how to hold up the prices tlx
farmer gets for his hogs. The gov
ernment will support both tha price
f hoga and of the dressed pork.
There waa good p rune-growing
weather, too, and now there la
aurplua In the growing areas on the
weat coast. Subsidy payments are
reported planned to Induce export
era to ahlp prunes to the Marshall
Plan countries. That will help keep
prune prlrea up.
Rig Cotton t rap
There another big surplus cotton
erop coming up. Favorable weather
ends the government crop esti
mates higher and higher. More and
more bales will go Into government
warehouses.
The effect of bad weather, aa well
m good. U showing up In the price
(ralea) now. Last winter's bllxtarda
f as the sheep country are put oT the
reason that wool production la at
new low thte year, and that Ameri
can mills are bidding high In the
Australian wool auctions. And that
lamb prices) a rent dropping along
with pork. s
Last winter's frees m Tsui and
this fall's hurricane In Florida have
cut the grapefruit crop so that a
boa of grapefruit which cost 13
wholesale last year la bringing M M
now.
Planting Ahead
Hut usually good wrather, with
plenty uf rain, In the winter wheat
areaa of the southwest this fall haa
put planting far ahead uf schedule.
Report today art that wa are off
to a good start for another big
wheat crop neat year. And that
could mean more aluminum and
steel for storage bins, more aubsldy
headaches, more pressure to get
crop surpluses moved abroad but
also more prosperity In the wheat
country and plenty of bread on the
nation's tables.
The government ran plan all
these things, but the weal her usual
ly decides them.
State Medical
Society Scans
AFL PRESIDENT! Actress
Peggy Dow hat been elected
but not the AFL you're think
ing of. The Hollywood AFL
standi for "Anti-Folsie league"
and woi dreamed up by some
of the screen's lovely ladies
to prevent any faKe fronts in
, pictures.
U.S. Forests
Timber Sales
Drop in NY
PORTLAND, Oct. 12 Mi Timber
aalea and cut In tha 18 national
foreata of Washington and Oregon
dropped sharply during the third
ausiier of this year compared with !
the same period In 1(M. j
The U. 8. forest service reported I
yesterday that aalea were down to
302.106.000 board feet, less than half !
the 616 B63.000 a year ago. Value waa I
I2.3M.003. down from S8.SM.6I0.
The timber cut slid from 600.3T7.
00C fret to 4M 4W 000 for the
months of July, August and 8ep- I
trmber. '
Sale In the Chelan forest total
ing 110 08 ,000 feet, boosted the
Waahlngtnn total ahead of Oregon '
for the first time In recent ymrs.
Hales In Washington were 1S7.M4.
MM compared with the Oregon total '
of lM.a80.000.
The cut In tlx national furesta of
Washington waa 12.224,000: In Ore
gon 200.270,000.
BOOK BAN AHKKU
SEATTLE. Oct. 12 oVi Forty
five of the 72 pictures In the comic
I took "Murder, Inc." showed crimes
being committed. Dep. Pros. P. A.
Waltersklrchen said yesterdsy In
recommending that the book be
barred from the newsstands.
A1PIIIM T IT BIWS
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Attraction-IN ACTION
Poliomyelitis j Cemeteries
For Var Dead
EUOK.NI. Oct. 12 Ml-The topic
of poliomyelitis waa first on the
agenda today aa the Oregon Med
ical society opened Its 7&th annual
session.
Dr. Albert O. Bower, clinical pro-
i lessor of medicine at the Unlvers
1 Ity of Southern California school
of medicine, was scheduled to lead
off the Initial general session with
a psper on polio.
Psnel Tslks
Panel discussions on the disease
were to be conducted at a noon
luncheon by Dr. Bower, Dr. Robert
S Dow and Dr. Lawrence Noall.
both of Portland, and Dr. Robin
M Overstrret, of Eugene, with Dr.
J. B. Bllderbark. Portland, aa mod
erator. Another California school profes
sor. Dr. High T. Jones, waa to read
a paper on "Oerlatrlc Principles In
Bone Surgery" at the afternoon
session.
The evening dinner will be fol
b wrd by a a .nel group session on
orthopedics with Dr. Harry C. Blair,
Portland, the moderator.
Body Found; Moy
B 1945 Victim
EUOENE. Oct. 13 A body
recovered from Salt creek yesterday
by a construction crew Is held here
for possible Identification by rela
tives of a family that drowned In a
IMS Chrlstmaa week tragedy.
Deputy Coroner Fred Buell said
he believes the body la that of John
Mitchell. The family car plunged
off the highway near Oakrtdge
December 28. 145. His wife, a son
and daughter were also victims.
Buell said relatives from 8po
ksne, where the Mitchell family
lived prior to moving here In 144,
were expected here to attempt posi
tive Identification.
In Good Shape
1 PHILADELPHIA, an Anierl
' ran World War I cemeteries In
j Europe hsve been placed In per
j feet condition again. This Is the
; report of John P. Hurbeson. of
Philadelphia, a consulting archl
j tect to the American battle monu-
ment commission, following a six-
weeks' inspection of these and new
permanent American cemeteries for
American World War II dead.
llarbeson said there no longer
are signs of the enforced neglect
' of Uie older cemeteries caused by
l the nail conquests and occupation.
He said the construction of chapels
for the new cemeteries will begin
next spring. These new chapels are
being designed for Individual medi
tation and prayer on the part of
visitors and not as places of formal
services he explained.
Harbeson noted during his tour
of Europe that more and more
Americana are making pilgrimage
to both the old and new cemeteries.
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Civic Club Cord
Party Saturday
FORT KLAMATH The Civic
Improvement club of Fort Klamath
la sponsoring a card party Saturday
night In the clubhouse with Mrs.
Jerry Hisemore In charge of the
card playing. Bridge, pinochle, 500
and bingo will be In play during
the evening, and refreshments will
be served at the close of cards, all
for a small admission charge.
The public is Invited to attend the
affair, and this notice la especially
directed to Cruloqulrj and Klamath
Agency residents. ,
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