Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, October 13, 1949, Image 19

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, OCT. 13, 1949 . HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE NINETEEN Spuds Can Be Sold Maine Men Learn io Walk Without Taxpayer Crutches Mr rHAN'K TWIT til private buMnru, wjirri there's ovmpriHlui (Inn prices so down, Hit rlloil tu aril tlio rii pu priHtui't in rrrasrs anil Hi jienplt profit tlicre by. Unilrr Ui iiivrriimriil'a potion of biiMiii-na, nvri priKlurlliin la buuitht ftllli til tnapayrra' money and Hit pruplg sullrr thereby. I'rlcea move lilulirr mid the consumrr pays mil only Ilia hulirr prlita, but tin also puya In lilddrn laara, Ilia subsidy Mlili li mailt tin price hull. You coma lra U faia Willi tills farm pint aupiHirt phpiiiiiiitiioii rvrry time you look a ixilalo In lilt rye. I-t'a look lilt common man a mamiiluy squarely III Hit ryt. liofrrnmriil Alii Of last yrar'a jhiIhUi rrop tlit ov rriiiiirnt boiiuhl 133 million bushel; paid '.'uo million dollara lor thcin; took tfirm uul o( tlit consumer mar ket; Him paid lor tlia transport lion. Iiaiidlini and aUiruiia ul 1 ltd .000 liriulit carloada of tha apuda. Cat tin ala aoini. aome rnl tu Uar many, wimo became alcohol, most Jim plain wastrel. NubiKty made an Intrlliiiriil allort to aril tliein. While tha prr capita conaumptlon ul all food Inrrraard 16 ier cent mi llou tu IU4H, and the per capita iptlon of all vrurtablra and trrnsrd ftft per cent, Uie per capita consumption of potaUiea diopiied 4U er cent. Tltla couldn't iL 'in 1UIJU i ismnpl libit inn exrredliiK their prevloiu top by four million dollara, or 10 per cent. Thla waa accomplished at profltnlile pi liea. tliroilKli a nuxlral 75,(KJ ad verllshiK campaign In 47 newspa pers Malnt sells potatoes to conaumera too. Uy advertlaltiK. Malna irowera Inrreaaed their aalea from IIOIUUI. 000 to KH.Iloil.ooo In nine yrara. 1 hey tartrd with 126.000 apent In three newnpaiiera. Thla aurceaaful N a w Kmland effort could be one reaaon why lioaton conaumea flva tlmea aa many pntaUiee per capita aa dnea New York City. Mnlna irowera Increased t h 1 1 r advertising yearly until they were using 1:17 newapapera In 20 alatea. Their original advertising cost waa ulna nillla, Irs than one cent, per dollar of aalea. Uy 1048 their aalea had ao lncreaaed that their advertla llil cost waa leu than one-alxLh of a cent per dollar of aalea ion cent out of IS 16 1. Let any who think that advertising Increaaea food coau coiulder that Inure. Tha value of Malna potato land lncreaaed, dlatreaa aalea almoal atopiwd and the farm montage waa cut In half. Oilier Do Same Olhera than potato growers have profiled llkewlae. Orangea moved Iruin a ClirUUnaa treat to every day fare. In four nionllia the apple grow- nopped au isrr cent, una couicin t :, . . : .., . . : Happen .i.tuially to . potato eating " ' " lahable fruit through advertising. faced with a bumper crop of 30 million boxea of applet, they placed advertlalng In 31B newspapers I n January of 1048. Hy April they were curtailing shipment to avoid a pre matura aclloul. Cranberry growera have adver tised their cropa for yenra. In 1048 their aalea lncreaaed 33 per cent over 1047 and 87,000 women wrote for their booklet on waya to uae rranbrrrlra. That's a top aecrel of food advertlalng waya to uae the product; and there the newapaper for 1U reclpea reach every luilon. There had to b chicanery to bring It about. How Hell Morr? You'll a.-.k, how are you going to aril mure potaloea? Tha aame way that mora of everything la aold; by encouraging uae, establishing vol ume and maintaining reasonable prire through advertlalng. You will eagiert me to aay by newapaper aiKi-rtMiig, which 1 do aay. There's proof that potaloea can be promoted and aold. Contraat the wasteful vute-!urtng bait of govern ment subsidies with what happened In the big potato aaea of Maine and Idaho. Iilhhn growers have advertised potatoes autre IU 17. In the fare of a 4i srr cent decline In the use of potat'ies, ih.'tr aalea increased an nually. In 1018. against the govern ment a 2K) million dollar potato aub aidy, their aalea reached a new high. Breed of Canine Antwtr to Previous Puzil 11 HORIZONTAL t Anger I Depicted bread Corded fabric of conln lit la a wire-haired 12 Feigns 13 Minute skin tiDenlne 14 Keel contrition " Morael IS Rounded II Driving 4 Without end 6 Low aand hill 6 f'oker sink 7 l-oid (ob ( iloyul Italian family name t r entals rabbit leiuyiii'iisi WW! 17 Scott nh shrcpfold 18 Assam llkworm It Prohibit 21 Folding bed 24 nipped 29 Stmys 27 Kourth Arabian Caliph 28 Immerse 29 Igal point 30 Night befoi an event SI Creek god of war 3.1 nrought up 34 Hops' kiln 35Kait (Kr.) 38 Auricle 30 Age 41 Spanish fleet 44 Withdraw 48 In coat If not easily discernible In the 49 Topics (retted In a document 51 Abstract being t2 Perfumes VERTICAL 1 Fourth month tab) command 13 Cost 18 Symbol for erbium 24 Ancient Irish capital 28 Huatened 32 Meat cut 33 Ifefeatcd 19 Spanish dance 37 Paid nolle 20 Cell up 38 Speed contest 22 Commands 39 Sea eaglet 23 Cooking tripod 40 Plexus 41 Fruit drink 42 Sped 43 Written form of Mistress 41 Incorporated fab.) 48 Rout (ab.) 47 Worm SO Bon I 11 II H 15 t 17 IS 1 iQ u 1 J "" " " IT" " T" tit a !T i m I 1 r 1-1111111, ivafeen! Capt . 9056 JiZtS 10-16 MARIAN MARTIN Just whnt all tho laasm want for claaseal A dirndly darling Willi demurely flattering collar and aiwglietU bow. That aklrt haa hid den pocket, front galhrral Pntiera 00J8 cornea lu Teen-age alwa 10, 12. 14, 18. 81m 12 lakes 4 ynrda 3-lnch; ' yard contraat. Thia eaay-lo-ua putwrn glvea perfect fit. Complete, Illustrated Sew chart ahowa you every alep. Send TWKNTV-KIVK cent In mill for thla pattern to Klamath Kail Herald and Newt Pattern De partment, P. O. Bol 8740. Chicago h BO. 111. Print plainly YOI'R NAME, AIHIKKSS, ZONK, SI.K, MTYLt M'MIIKK. Don't ml our Marian Martin Fall and Winter Pattern Book! Kmiirt, new clothes to aew at home Cllft Ideas by the score. Send fifteen cent for this book a Fre Pattern It printed In the book new wes kit to wear with your skirt and drenaeal Chuck Bailey Soys: We Offer t 1 Friendly ""A ij with B i ahlnea, kltrhrli. The government doesn't try to en courage the use of potatoes or try to sell them. It Just buys them at a price under par les than you pay take them off the market, and leaa and la potatoes are eaten aa a result. Ureal quantities go to waate. As leaa and leaa aie eaten, more and more have to be bought and more and growera are bribed hot to grown them some who nev er grew enough potatoes to put in your eye. Taipayer Saving Even taking the highest selling coat that Maine growera encounter ed as a basts, the 133 million bush el which the government bough in 1048 could have been aold at a coat under two million dollars ilea than one-half cent per bushel). This would have saved the taxpayers 1M million dollar plus the storage and frleght on 188.000 ' carload of po tatoes. The nation would have eaten more potatoes at tha under parity price which government paid. By reaaon of th miracles that advertising hath wrought it is no wild gue that moat of these wasted pot Uie could have reached American ta ble. Th growers' Income would have been a great and their mar ket expanded, rather than cut near ly In half. But you mustn't expect govern ment to aloop to any of the proven free enterprise methods which cre ated the America which we love. That wouldn't win tha votea of the uninformed who are propagandized Into blaming th wrong culprit for th high pricea which they pay. ( ROHINO HKN LAYS EC.fiS FAIRBURY. Neb. Ml On tha Adolph Schlerkolk farm near Fair bury a bird had a comb and wattle I'ke a rooster. It also crowed. But It body resembled that of a hen and It waa known to have laid eggs. It Pays to Use th Want-Ads. Church Film, 'Prejudice Opens Monday NEW YORK Oct. 13 UTh-In 100 clliea throurhout the country next week, the Protestant Church will show how well ll Is learning from Hollywood. With a splash and hoop-la usually associated with million dollar spec tacles from movirland. the Protes tant film commission will conduct simultaneous premieres In those cit ies Monday of lu latest full length movie. "Prejudice" Produced by th commlaalon In cooperation with the anti-defamation league of B'nal B'rlth, the 100.00: movie was backed financi ally by 17 major Protestant denomi nations. It "presents the Christian sp. proach to Uie problems of religious hatreds, says the commission and la the first motion picture ever pro duced under exclusively religious auspicea to be shown In commer clal theatres. In the premieres Uie film will be shown to Invited audiences of clergymen, civic and labor leaders. From there It will go into the big tune movie houses to compete with such current commercially mad features as "Pinky" and "Lost Boundaries," which also deal with racial problems. Experienced Hollywood actors were hired to play all the parts. NICKEL rNFLt'GGF.D ORANBY, Colo. rV Frank Bath, rick I ( years old. HI dad gave him two nickels for being a good boy. Lying on th floor, th boy began Juggling th coins. On slipped from his hand and fell Into his mouth, slipping Into his throat. FASHION CLEANERS ' Ph. 5563 1 13 Ho. 7lb A', 'L Fre Pick-up ct Delivery! In Today Out Tomorrow Q 4-Hour Special Service Skill tc Care Beyond Compore j" Th father, Ralph Bathrick, hustled ntshed an escort to Children's ho, th boy Into his car and headed Ptl. A surgeon fished out th scroa. th. mountains to Denver, i nuM Plu"n ank a throat. Near th city limit pollc fur-1 It Pays to Us th Want-Ads. Canning and bottling of tomato )ulc haa Increased tomato con sumption per person In th V. 8, four or flva time In decad. FIXIE.th' PIXIE... fa Tlit &W" c4 ssowtsr mmami, llgj) iSiscT iJSS 3IMPIM 10C9M tv mm . fcA you GmLA3M cum fof a am p??jt)?j Hours 7 ToTL HERALD AND NEWS COMICS SSSS) otto fZ SOITOOSfOPFj SmmuCuY BeSjvC , VOLS? COWRWV LEAVES.' 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