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No Need to Fear $1
Coffee, Experts Say
NEW YOIIK INEAI Coffee lin
pin tori uy yuu cmi stop worrying
about dollar-a-pnund colfee.
Current myllia o( shortage and
panic prlcea warn born when re
porta Indicated llml In 11) SO there
rimy not, for the first time, be a
aurplua of green coflre In the eolfee
producing countries.
Take the supply situation, Theo
phllo de Amlraite, president of the
pan-Amrrlran entire bureau, told
rue: The present shortage of ireen
coffee which la the shortage cur
rrully In Ihe news will not reach
the public for a year.
"The tart la 'hat till year'! coffee
Importa to the United Htatea are
rapidly approaching a point whlrh
will exceed all previous record!.
Thrre la no danger of the general
coffee despite lire Impreulon aome
retallera are trying to give that a
ehorlage la probable."
No eeare
W. P. Wllllaniaon, aecrelary of the
National Coffee association, aald
there la nothing to be afraid of
concerning our auppllea.
(Some esperta mill believe there
may even be a aurpliu next year.
Kobert II. Itrnnrt', sales and adver
tising manager of the Maawell House
coffee division of General Poods,
aald he la far from certain there
will not be aurplua of green coffee
neil year.
"We have a normal supply on
' hand In the United Hlatrs now."
Ilrnnett aald. "Maybe neat year
there will be aomewhat leaa green
coffee available than there waa thle
year. Hut 1 Insist that may or may
not be an. No one can be poaltlve."
Hla company la one of the two
largest retire importer! In Hie world.
The devaluation of the English
pound can alter the predicted lark
of coffee aurplua In iSO. In the
pant few yeara Eniland haa become
a big coffee Importer. Hut a ipokea
nian for a dominant American Im
porter bellrvea that devaluation may
seriously cut England'! coffee pur
chase nCkt year.
Hoarding
Vet prlcea are skyrocketing despite
Ihe normal auppllea of retire on
hand. Hoarding by panicky home,
wive la the main underlying cause,
according to all Importer! Inter
viewed. Urnnrlt aald Maxwell House la
trying to buck thle panic by Informal
rationing withholding extra ship
menu from wholeaalera. If roaatera
were to follow the trend of con
sumer! they would be buying more
green coffee than needed, Uiereby
upplng the basic prlcea.
Il a obvious," he explained, "that
If consumers clear out everything
In eight on grot-era' shrives, the re
tallera have to rush out and buy
more, putting pressure on the green
market. Hut cur company a policy
la to allot coffee to our consumer!
only on a normal baala. We are
therefor In effrrt rationing retallera
through our wholesale trade. We
believed thla will cause coffee prices
to settle more quickly
Warning
He warna '.hat when prices do
.settle they will be at a point con
siderably higher than for a long
time. There must be wholesome
adjustment In coffee prlcea Just as
there haa been In meat and other
comrnodltlea la hla explanaUon.
Representative! of a giant grocery
chain, who refused to be quoted,
warned that If consumer! rush to
buy chain itore coffee when other
branda go up they would drive the
chains to hoist their retail prices
despite their fixed lower prlre policy
Can you benefit by hoarding cof.
freT All Importers warn that spoil
age could wipe out any eavlns.
Haya the pan-American coffee bu
reau'! president: "Coffee In the bag.
whether It la In the whole roasted
bean or ground, loaei Ita flavor In
a matter of daya. vacuum-paraeo
coffee, unopened, keep for a much
longer time but li definitely not
Intended to be kept tor montha."
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9.
The lift apan of the ant U be
tween 10 and IS yeara.
PRESIDENTIAL M DCS - Mr a. Marie Stewart work! on a mug faced with a likeness of
I'retldenl Truman at her home In Enclno. CaL Likeneaae of other V. 8. rrealdenta arc an the table.
LEGAL NOTICES
NUTII I TO t fttDUOLtl
Ut THE llfUM'tT COt'WT OT Til
HTATK Of OREGON, COUNTY OT
Kt-AMATII
IN Tilt MATTM OT TIIE MTATK OF
JOHN miKRMAN A. 4jq kixm
J M AV. Vmmm fc
NoUra U hiliv vt I hv
Smm appotnU4 Adininutrslria of th
nlltitxl Mini All perton hav-
l.f claiitta acalnal Mid tat mrm r-
Quirvri to prMonl lhnt to n. with hm
unipmr owhr. ! Ih ofifr of H. J.
i;,-l.l.ri1. Konm 14. Cmmllf C'twirt Hoiit.
Klamalh Farltat OrfltHl. Within
tnnnlhi rrtrnt Nov filler IMH. Which It
th rlalo of first publication vi Ihw
nolle (
rAinv hkuj i ay.
AdminUlratrlm
N ! U . U 1-Na AM
riTATIOM
in tiik cmc riT cucrt or thk
HTATK Or On ON. rOH KXAMATH
t lit MTV
IN TIIK MATTY Or THE E1TATB Or
rtAML, M III I OUT, onilltrM known
I1. M. HIIOHT, Ifa.
TO ( I.AUDI A M BHEi'HKHU and DON
11 n tallllMY-
i v' -rum hi auk OF THE HTATK Or
OHr.dON. You rm horobjr rvqulrod U
ppvar In iho Ctrrult Court Ol iwiamom
Cuuniy, Ornn, on or bfor Dorombcr
T lw9, and ihow ruo. K any irvro do,
whv Iho PfUUon of II J. O'SulUvpn,
Admlniairamr heroin, should not b
(nr Ihat svala at Buhl 10 Of nrlvat
alo for rath, of trva following daarrtbod
ral prftporly loratod In KUmath loun-
Racinnint t point oa th WaaUrly
lina at tha Old Rnad Uadtng from
Klamath ralla lo Kano. Oron. at tha
Inlarvat-tlnn of aald Una of road and
tha Nnrtharly fight of way lina of tha
Wfyarhuaar Timtwr company a ing
m,r rauvH aa uiM la DOW ronatrUtt1
thenr Norlhvaatarly along tha Wait
Una of Mid old road l SO faat In tha
point of bagmnlng of tha land harain
rnnvayad: thanr N T So Wt at
right anglaa In ld County mad
341 4 faal thanra North 33 10 Kaat
Ml faat; thrnra I II W K 333 4A
fat to lh WMlarly Una of Mid County
Rnad. thanra aouthwvstarly along aald
Una of road to tha point of haginnmg.
rnntalnlng I arr. mora or lau, In tha
NF.', of lha HW( or taction 31
Townahlp NIK. I I.W.M
Alan-
llaalnnlng at a point nn tha Waatarly
1na nf tha old Klamath Ftlla-Kano
Cntinty llnad whlrh la Nnrtn U in
ra.l a rfUlanro of t.M 11 fat from lha
Inlaraarllnn of lha Waatarly Una of
aald roart with tha Nnr'harlv riaht
of-wav Una of tha Wavarhaausar
Tlmbar rompn'i lovaing rati mart
thanra North 33 H F.at alon (ha
Vairlv Una of uld road a dttan-a
or rat: thanra North ITT"
Waal 14H77". faat thanra imith 30 f
Waal faat: thanra PWith 07 W
Faat I4A 773 faat to lha point of ha
A r'nnlnf 1 arrat. mora or laa In tha
Tnuntv of Ktarpith, "lata of Oragon.
WITVFW. Tha Hon DavM R Vardan
Iwra. Jtflga nf tha rirrnH ComM of tha
mia or oratrnn for ha rmmtv
K'-math, thla Blh day of Novambar A- D
inn
ATTEST: ruA F Trl,AI. Clark
fv Finranf Andanion, Daputr.
n p-in-xi-.m no. kir,
notice or nTF or final
in Tim ciHrtuT cotmT or the
STATE Or OHEUON TOR KLAMATH
COH N TV
JN THE. MATTER Or THE ESTATE OF
TIHAH C. EHI1ES. Daraaaad.
Not Ira la hrrahy glvtn that I hav
ft lad mv final arrount of tha Admlnlalra
Hon of tha abova anttllad aalala and
that tha Court hat appnlnlad Oaramhar
1, lt4fi, at 10 A. M. aa tha lima for
hearing ohjartlnna to mrh final account
and lha lllfment tharaof
O II RTEIIIUNfl,
Admlnlatrator.
Canong At (lannng
Altnrneya for Elata.
N. 3 l-3,t No. BM,
Former U.S.
Clerk Guilty
Of Treason
WARHINOTON, Nov. It (1
Herbert J. Hurgman. S3, long a clerk
In the American embassy 111 Ilerlln.
waa convicted late yesterday of
treason to hla country.
Instead of coming home with
otlter diplomatic personnel when
the United Htatea and Oermany
went to war. Uuntman remained be.
hind and became a radio propagan
dist. He la a native of llokah.
Minn.
renalllea
Burgman facea a maximum aen-
tenra of death, a minimum penalty
of five yeara In prison and a 110.000
fine.
Federal Judge Alexander Holtxoff.
who received the Jury i verdict late
yesterday, did nut Indicate when
he will pasa sentence.
It Burgman heard and under
stood the verdict branding him aa
a traitor he gave no Indication.
Buffering from a heart ailment.
he aat alumped In a wheel chair
wl.en Jury foremen Homer R.
Baker, a physlrUt employed at the
naval reaearrh laboratory, an
nounced the Jury had found Burg
man "guilty ai charged."
Stoic
Burgman'! Oerman wife and hla
Oermen-born eon, Thomaa. 36. like
wise ahowed no reaction. Both had
testified In hla behalf.
The detenu contended 1 that
Burgman waa mentally Incompetent
when he made trie propaganda
brnadcasta and 3 that he acted
under dureaa.
It waa Washington'! aecond poet
war treaaon trial. Burgman wa In
dicted In March, about the time an
other Jury In the aame courtroom
waa convicting Mildred E. Axli
Sallyi Oilier, also a Oerman radio
propagandist. 8he received a len
ience of 10 to 30 yean and a 110.000
fine. Her appeal la it 111 pending.
13 Counta
The Jury ot aeven men and five
women convicted Burgman on 13
lieclflc treasonable acta. All mere
tMsrd on radio recording! he made
under the name ot "Joe Scanlon."
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FORMER 'MISS AMERICA' IS BUSY Jean Bartel, 1M( "Mla America." sings
at the "Trocadera" In Milan, Italy, between night club appearances and a film role la Farla.
Attack Charged,
Seven Held
SALEM. Nov. It ( Police Chief
Clyde A. Warren revealed last night 1
that ilx taxi cab drivers and a '
soldier were held In Jail on charges
Involving rape of a M-year-old
girl.
Warren said the girl was taken
Into custody and the soldier ar- i
rested early yesterday morning fol- '
lowing a roadside meeting.
The girl, a mature-appearing '
blonde, later Identified the cab
drivers.
All seven are held under U500
ball each. Warren said they would
be arraigned in Marlon county dis
trict court today.
J. L. DEAN
Public Accountant
and Auditor
Office at
SM North Ita 8t
Phone (3U
K)
i"m t y- I I I I I I
QOSdM
Governor Hopes
Marksmanship
Inaccurate
COLUMBUS, O. Nov. 1 lPI
A curly haired Utile boy walked
home from seventh grade on
day 42 yeara ago.
Soma yards down the road, a
robin aat. The boy picked up a
potato and threw it. It struck
and killed the robin.
The boy waa filled with remorse
as he watched the robin kick hla
life away. He waa horror
stricken. That Is why, Oovemor Frank
J. Lausche who waa that Utile
boy answered reporters asking
If he planned to go pheasant
hunting with these words today:
"I sincerely hope thst tha
msrkamenshlp of pheasant hunt
ers In Ohio will be Inaccurate."
The season opened today.
PRINCESS DINES OUT.Prineesilvr.rr.ret Rosa
.ad the Msrquess of Blsndford dine at the Dorchester Hotel.
London, before attendlag the annual charity Hallowe'en Bail.
f--sv, -yir v
Enjoy the whiskey that's
Call for Old Sumy Brook
brand and onjoy fine,
rich Kentucky whiskey.
Smooth? As silk! Mellow?
As an old song I Where?
'On the Sunny Brook sioVI
Kentucky
Whiskey
-A Blend
$2.30
Pint
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Christmas Lights
OK This Yeor
SEATTLE. Nov. IS P Light up
those Christmas trees, folks. It
looks like there's nothing to worry
about.
Frank Stewart, managing director
of the Washington Public Utilities
Commissioners association, said
yesterday that "plenty of power
will be available for Christmas
lighting unless It gets terribly dry
In the mountains or a sudden herd
freese seta In."
A power shortage curtailed some
lighting last Christmas.
SANITATION CONFERENCE
PORTLAND, Nov. 16 iV-Oregon
and Washington health offi
cers today opened conferences with
Industrial representatives on sani
tation problems. State and federal
agency officials are to speak dur
ing the three-day aesslons.
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Osteopathic Physician Surgeon
In Charga Of Tha Formar
McAtee Clinic
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As Usual.
Further Facilities Planned Far The Future.
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