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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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4-H'ING COVERS ALL FIELDS Here Mrs. Mildred Lahoda,
shows Spraguc River 4-H'ers how to measure a skirt for a
hem. Doris Timing is her model, wearing a dress she made
as a 4-H project. Dorothy Shadley is next in line for meas
urement as Lou Ellen Cook, Nancy Jackson, Geraldine
Woods and Claudine Pfeiffer.
Price Chieftains Confer
On Plan To Lift Lid On
Raw Products Item List
WASHINGTON Wl The gov
ernment hopes to decide in the
next week or ten days whether
to lift price controls in a halt
dozen major raw product lields,
including wool and cotton.
Price Stabilizer Ellis Arnall
told the Senate Banking Commit
tee Wednesday the Office of Price
Stabilization ( OPS hopes within
two weeks to publish a statement
of price control suspension policy,
along with a preliminary set of
standards.
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By DORA BRANHAM
Butte Valley Bulldogs sunk their
jinx Friday night with a double
win from Tulelake Honkers on the
home court. The BVHS B team
led Tule all the way and were at
no time threatened. The score was
60 to 43. The Bulldog A team
showed their stuff after the Honk
ers led 13-8 at the quarter, and
22 to 20 at the half. Thev came
back to top Tule at the 3rd quar
ter 37 to 36 and surged ahead to
win 64 to 51. T he Bulldogs A quin
tet while only 'winning two league
games during the season won their
two. games irom league leaders
Yreka and Tulelake. Coach Piunti
now has his boys busy getting
rcaay ior me oaseuau season.
The new bleachers hare been in
stalled on the BVHS gym and were
filled to capacity at me games Fri
day night.
Hans are being made for the
second annual basketball banquet
given for the A and B teams of
bvhs by the mothers.
Mrs. Peggy Bourne and Mrs.
Dora Branham have leased the
Forty Club from Mr. and Mrs.
woodie Wilson and are opening
Monday morning. Mrs. Margaret
McBride will cintinue to be the
morning cook with Mrs. Branham
the night cook. Esther Stallcop nd
Mrs Bourne will complete the
(tan.
Congratulations tn Mr. and Mrs.
Don Tunnell on the birth of a son,
lad uonaia.
Pvt. James Savage, son of Mr.
and Mrs. W. R. Savage of Dorris,
is now in Texas at Sheppaid Air
Force Base, Wichita Falls, Tex.
where he is receiving basic train-
The dance Saturday night spon
sored by the Dorris Boys Club was
a big success and future dances
are being planned. Police Chief
Fenton Mahrt believes that a cou
ple more affairs will clear- the
club of its debts and give it a
clear slate. The Harmony Kings
supplied the music.
The Dorris Women's Club will be
host to the Spring meeting of the
Sirkiyou County Federation of
Women's Clubs, March 29. Guest
speakers will be Mrs. Guy Roger
of Durham who is northern district
president and Mrs. J H. Brubaker
of Walnut Creek who is state trus
tee. Mrs. Myrtle Parrott of Yreka
will be presiding officer.
He added that the first lifting
of controls might. come at the same
lime.
On the other hand, he said it
may soon become necessary to
place fresh truit and vegetables
under price controls if their prices
continue to increase.
Edward F. Phelps jr., assistant
price chief, said he believes his
OPS decontrol study committee can
move even faster. He said March
26 has been set as a target date.
OPS officials said the first sus
pension actions might take place
in five or six experimental areas.
These might be actual suspension
of controls or recommendations for
close study in these fields.
Among the products named were
wool, cotton, hides, tallow, burlap
and edible fats and oils.
One OPS official told a reporter
that although cotton was included,
he believes it is "rather doubtful"
that price controls would be sus
pended on this staple in the near
future.
The OPS study of the effects of
decontrol is in line with views of
several members of the Senate
Banking Committee that controls
should be lifted in fields where
selling prices are well below ceil
Some senators have suggested
that the new controls law should
contain a provision calling for
cases. Arnall said, however he
does not believe many products are
selling below ceilings.
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Puts On Blue Bonnet
Admires F.N.E.!
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round Vitamin A! And you'll wel
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