Herald and news., June 24, 1952, Page 3, Image 3

TUKSDAY, JUNK 24, 10.r.2
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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THOSE LUSCIOUS STRAW
BERRIES you too at Earl's
Markot in Tulolelte coma from,
the field pictured abova. Lo
cated on the Haggarty placa
at Malin, the berriei grow in
a light, sandy toil that pro
duces top quality Manhalli.
The green thumbs responsible
for the big crop bolong to
Mr. and Mrs. Chot Freydon
hall Ibolowl who are now in
their second year of growing
berrlos horo. They came
originally from the Gresham
area where they wore en
gaged in strawberry growing.
Committee Wants Counties
To Pay 0 & C Development
nj I iinnn n, vmijl'i.
WAHHINOTON I Ttie Benate
Appropriation Committee wunt
Wentrrn Oregon countluit to foot
tio bill (or Umber accnti road
construction In tlie O it v timber
landa.
It Included a provision which haa
the elloct In the Interior Depart
ment prn)rlnllon bill Monday.
The hill Included 2 V, million dot
lura lor the O It O road eonalruc
tlon by the Bureau of Land Man
BKeinrnt. The recommendation would
make the roud costa a rclnura-
MD Testifies
In Kader Case
PORTLAND (IP) Slierrle Kader
died ol asphyxiation, a phyalcian
IcHtllled Monday at the llrat de
gree murder trial ol the child's
mother. Mm. Jada Kader.
Dr. Howard L. Blchardaon ' aald
the 3 1',-vcar-old irlrl was apparent
ly amothered and that brulitea on nHMnnae
her mouth and nose Indicated force rlTC kUITluqCS
able Churge against the O C
fund. It la dealKned to meet House
crltlclam of the current division
of funds between the government
and the Oregon counties.
The House haa refused to ap
propriate O J O road monies until
the government nets a bigger
share of money from timber sales
on O Ac C lands.
The counties have been getting
80 per cent of the receipts. The
government has been getting 45
per cent, out of which It pays var
ious O Ac O operating costs. The
remaining 29 per cent has gone
to the government to reimburse It
for money paid out in reclaiming
the land from the Oregon and
California Railroad and for pay
ments It made to the counties In
lieu of taxes when receipts didn't
offset the counties' tax losses. '
By. May, 1951, however, the
government had gotten back all
Its revestment costs and advances
to the counties, and the additional
35 per cent also reverted to the
counties. This gave the counties 75
per cent, the government 25 per
cent.
Pending completion of an audit
In determine Just when the coun
ties became eligible lor the 75-25
division, no distribution has been
made. It Is out of this accumulat
ing fund that the senate committee
would finance the access road con
struction. It's the second time In as manv
years the Henate has had to deal
with the House crltlclam of the
O & C distribution. Last year,
when the House also denied access
road funds, Sen. Cordon R-Ore).
an Appropriations Committee
member, met the objection by In
troducing a bill to retain the 50-50
split. The House then went along
with the Senate In approving 1700,
000 In road monies. .
Th Cordon bill, however, ha
not been acted upon and th
House Is balking again.
Br.jotisu
ASDIBIM .
FOB CHILORJNj
.ACCURATE t
DOSAGE I
mummy
arima 1
MEN'S - WOMEN'S - CHILDREN'S
SHOE SALE
NOW IN PROGRESS
REDUCTION ON
ENTIRE STOCK!
THE MODEL
hud been uwed
Mis Kader. 22. led police to
water-filled drainage pit where the
child's body was lounu last Janu
ary. Police said she told them she
threw Hherile's body In after she
had been accldentaly killed while
nlavlnir with Mrs. Kader a other
daughter, Vickie, 4 ' ... She hid the
body to protect, Vickie, she said
KF Lawyers On
Preferred List
Two Klamath Falls attorneys.
B J. Ooddard and Donald A. W.
Piper, were among thirty live law
yers who yoNtcrday were recom
mended to be permitted to practice
before the Oregon Federal Court.
The recommendations were made
by a committee ol the Oregon Bar
AasoclBllon.
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Portland School
PORTLAND (At A fire, be
lieved started from defective wlr
Iiik, did (10,000 damage to Jeffer
son High School here Monday.
The blaze, which swept up a
waste paper chute, burned through
partitions of lour classrooms.
The school was closed lor sum
mer vacation.
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and Hospitality at tha
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ind Neurllli. Carbon
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' Know your
0RFXON MILK
CONTROL LAW
... you mean I must
pay the same price for milk
I carry home myself? - r
Oregon Milk Control compels storej to charge much for
cash-and-carry milk as you pay for home delivery a requirement
in which Oregon stands almost alone among the 48 state.
Among cities of Portland's size or larger,
92' i have lower prices for milk bought in
stores, with an average saving of l yi cents
a quart. Portland is the only smch city west
of the Mississippi where store and delivered
prices are the same. The six cities where
store customers save most are:
New York City... 4c Detroit 2c
Minneapolis 4c Chicago. .. .2c
Washington, D.C. . 3c Kansas City . lyic
(U.S. Dept. ol Asrkulture. May. 19S2)
Oregon Milk Control has not permitted
the consumer to benefit from such savings
made possible by efficient distribution.
towtr iter ericas era possible In PoriloiM), too .
This fact was disclosed by Oregon State
College's two investigations of distributing .'
and retailing costs for the Milk Control
authorities published in 193I and 1952.
These cost studies-show: -
1. Milk could have been profitably priced
an average of two cents lower by half the
stores surveyed (most of them independent
stores) when supplied by half the wholesalers
studied. .
2. A four cent saving could actually have
been passed on to consumers by Portland's "
most efficient independent store, supplied by
Portland's most efficient wholesaler.
SHOP SAFEWAY
The questions and answers below show some other ways In which Oregon Milk Control
affects YOU.
Q. Dees Milk Control limit the richoots of mllkt I
1 '. i
A. Yot. The richness (butterfat content) of mills ff
sold in each price range is limited by the rulings '
of the Milk Administrator. ' '
. Doos Mio Orofon Milk Control low roguloto Sanitary
tondlilonsr
No. It hat absolutely oothiof to do with the
sanitation, health lerpicttoe, aliaallMia, oo t
purity of milk;
',0. Doos Milk Control stl the erlco yoo mull aoyt
A. Yoi. That is the purpose for which the law was
designed. It sets floor prices, not citing prices.
, Doi Milk Control o'licouroga lomaollNve tllsh-laiytUHt
of mil' " . i
A. Yti. No one can enter the milk business if the
Administrator lays such new competition might
disturb existing distributors;
You always get more for your, money at
O. Doos Milk Control limit tko supply of Orada A milk?
A. Yii. To sell Grade A milk for your use a farmer
must first get permission from the Administrator;
If he gets permission (and many do not), he is ,
given a quota. If he produces more he must often :
sell the surplus at a lower price for cheese or
other factory uses;
Send for this free booklet. Yo
and rour ftmilr irt ritillj coo
1 ccrned hy inything tTiit feci!
the milk tupptjr of rour cum
nunitr jLtiro how Oftjtoa
Milk Control affect. YOU.
Write to Safewer Storei, 1 19
8.B. Third, PonJtod U. Or.
S A F E V. A Y
FOR FINE FOODS AT EVERYDAY LOW PRICES