WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20. 10(12
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH KAMA OREGON
PAGE SEVENTEEN
j Tule Spud Expert Sees
Good 1952 Crop Year
Ity HU, I, III hi:
It r Did liirakinit H ur pnld mi
tlir nuniinrr polulu innikrl trrluin
ly flornli'l Intlirnln h nltnnp 111 UlO
lull Hint wlnlrf Mtiit inuikt'l.-., ,v
imv lntllciiliuti iHiinlri hi Hip lull ri')t
rntrtinif u cIi'iuiim) mil initikfl in
iiiiiitii'h lit llio hiimiiif r putuloin
nin brum rittnt lip n I nit ft Uicy
npprnr Upon the iitnikt't,
llirrn in no lonurr nuirh btiyrr
rmiMnnii to IiIkIi pill-re, potittm-M,
Ittn buylm public h living brt-DiiiR
iuTiilnini(i in pnyliiK n IhIi piUr
Inr polHlopH, llir tiuly riiinplitiut
M'rnUllll to Itr ol lltr poor MHlillLV.
Tin July L'liip i rp.nl ul U.it mil
linn Im-hi'ln r i I tin- nitllim in imt
riiouuh lo niipply unr noiinul it'
iiiiiiul t U wn rum.Jilri Hip f iM t llntt
llir notion produced y.tft million
liimhrlit l.t-it yrur niul up inn Ur
fthorl ol Mipplylnu llir (loiimiKt.
Thi Auyipil. trporl, Im.i.ipiJ Jii:-1
lual wrrk, kIhiwh miuthrr 4.OO0.OU0
(Mi hu-ili'-l (li'rrrii'r In rstiintitr
a ntiip to :i:i.i,:i ,1100 imi tnisi,.
r U. TIiM'n onlv liumo.MHl (Ml Imnh
cU liluhri lliiiu IttM yrNi'i iilinrt
i'iu. ,
'1 lit 1H lulr rtluli'M hhowH only
nil Hirmiihc or IP j per emit itljuvr
InM yrur whllr Uip imtion nn n
wholp Mmwn unlv 11 i per en it In
rr?ni iibovf lnt yriir hi npllr nt
Mm 30 pnr crni lurrrttr In Mnlnr,
however Ihf Mittr ol Mnlnr-, Nrw
Jewel, State's
Champ Milker
I'rwIui'Uon o( 1 000 poumtn buttrr
fill in one year's time i cotiMderc-si
by clnlivinrn i thr inner rlreln of
nuprrliillVfi nrcnmplhhmrnt. Until
J 11 J no cow had rlileved Mich pro
duction. Kvrn today, only a lew
iiIiurU have 11 mil n mjch b record.
Ycl t rritintercrt Ilolnteln Irom
Aitnria. Oreuon, tun nvrrniird hlflh
r than looo pound bu iter fat (or
three, IftrtAttnim. llrr nnmn In All
L fame JrwrlrrcAt Catcatler, owned
by Aitncit Van Ravel.
Thin jtrent tow' production his
tory rmrtu like 11 dnlrymnn'ic dream
At the mje nf 3 yearn 4 month,
ho made SOU 6 pound n (at and 34,
MB pounrin milk in onn year. At
the aice of 4 yrara B mnnilw. nhe
produce l(HH 1 yunda fat In 366
clavs. And rcrnlly her current rec
ord which hrunn when ahe was 0
yearn 1 month of aue, totaled 1114 0
pound fat, pound milk in
on year'a time. Her total for Uie
three lactation in 3(hU fl
All of the above record? were
mucin on three-llnie-diilly inllkiiiii,
on official Advanred HeulMrv test,
nupcrvisrtf by Oreunn Htnte ColleRe
In cnoperallun with thr Hnl.itein
KreMaji Annoclntlon of Amencn.
8ho In the Orenon Btato Chnin
pUtn rrnnrdlesn of aye lor cows
inllked three tltnrn dullv and her
fmiMfttctil hluh nriKiuctlon town
her an honorrd pince among cow
throuuhout I hp world.
Yotk 11 1 id IVniuylviuiiit nhow only
a U per ciMit InrrciiAu In iierciiKC,
over limt year mid a uood deiuund
In tiio en t will uri'Mlly oJfr.et tho
liirii'itnr In Miiliic.
For the Kluiiuilu Htrtln Ibein lit
1111 in 1 eawe lui-ieitMe of iippioximat
ly Jt'i(M) luirs. Ilowrvn, thin arte
nte lurieiifcr will be offset by H
liKhter yield due to the June fruit
and cold weather which Kve UhU
uctonlft an npportuniiy to do consid
erable duniHKe with the result that
Ihe hi 1 of poLuloi'H on the vinen in
cnn-dtleinbly liyhlcr III mortt fleldt
than it wart In 1UM.
IndlcatloUH HJlnl to till excellnit
herd year In the bu .111, liuiMiiucii
u-i cvriy niiiice of while 111 n po
tulorM will be hold lor nerd. An
incrcanfl nl-.o Ih indicated In thr
Mil of local unit nerd, particularly
mi If potato prlcPN me kooiI hh there
in alwuyn a tendency to lucre ane
plnnllnun after a Kid potnto yrar
'l'h 1 he (adorn combined will tend
to reduce the quantity of commer
cial potntora available 'n the Klam
ath Hnsin.
Hhould Ihe Klute. of Idaho find n
ntiomt eastern market a K now
Indicated, the Klamath liuMu will
enjoy n BkkI to excellent potato
in iu c I, (
liiunnuch an thU yeurn Ihln
Clop will fall far nhurt of the ItKiO
crop of hiimn 17,000 earn which wit
udc(tnitely ntored, It would ncrm
that no hhortace of htoniwe will
exlnt here thin year forclUK pot 11
toen 011 tho markPl attatnnl the will
of tho Rrower. Thin Ii pnrtirulnrly
no In view of the fact that new
nloraue built thin yrar will accom
modate frotji 400 to 600 thousand
aackn.
KUmnth banln buyers, munt, how
ever, bo a inured of a Heady nor
mal nupply of potatoes thioutthotit
the nennon. For thin crop to be
held back until npriiiK In anticipa
tion of blither price could become
disnnlroun hi that our terminal mar
ket receiver certumly would look
and buy elsewhere And once other
producing arean have gained a toe
hold in our marketn it might be
hnrd to pry them Iooms in future
yearn. However, thin Mtuallon has
never arisen before and Is not like
ly to occur thin year.
Probably the flrnt tune our local
buyern were ever put out of bum
nenn occurred I hi. nprlng when out
mdft black marketeer came in
and took over.
To sum thin up, all of the trend.
nlgn. fact and figure point to a
profitable year for the Klamath
I3anln Potato grower and handler.
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OPS Posting Plan Set For October
Rw UII.IIAW A VARV rvml
WA8HINOTON Wi-The Kovcrn- OP3 id Ihe drelilon lo MD.nd li""1'"' ?J2'M?i c"'r
mrnt clfoptd up plans today lo the community pricing pronrftm
poni dollarn and cenui food price from coast to coat Ia haaed on '
celllnm on the walla of more than rorults from trial testa In three
half of Ihe nation 500,000 grocery urea sinned latt January. The
lore by Oct. 1. laKcncv nald theic tcsla have betn
The Office of Price Btablllzatlon ucce:.a in the marie.,! area.
said ordera will ko out ahorlly to Mirroundinir Jacksonville. Fla.;
ill M district ofllcen lo cl Ihe , rrm, r. 11.. nnu r rciin. uani.
nrlclng charla ready for ixtttlna. iOiiicihis ma ooin consumer ana
Each poster Is expected to ahowi'raoe (rroip- in mose areas nave
Ihe celllnm lor aome 300 rnalor -aikrd that Ihe proaram e con-markel-bakcl
items. tinned.
The action will he return lo The lkt to bs posted will be
seieciru irom nnoui so per cent
an
set uniform celllniia. OPi will pro
vide tbe chart each month tor
oostlnit. Thev will be amended on
the basis of changes each week.
The charts will differ from ator
to storo depending on the volume
area and apply the markups lo of business done by each grocer
the uniform community pricing
program used In world War II.
Price Btabiher Kills Arnall said
Ihls has proved to be the most
effective means of food price con
trol. He said the program will have
two big advantages:
I. ft will let consumers know al
a gliinre the celling prices on many
basic foods they buy.
2. II will relieve grocers of the
necessity nf calculating Individual
ceilings on the items that mu-sl be
70 TONS PER HOUR capacity it what Ihe new Pacific Supply
Co-op grain bin islcei. Her Paul Copen unloads torn Karl
Dehlingor oatt which weighed at pounds. The Co-op's
new elevator is on of the talloit buildings in Klamath Falls,
rising 106 feet above the street.
Hiway Work
Slows Travel
HALEM I Traffic delays be
cause of construction were report
ed Tuesday by the Htatc Highway
Department on the following
routes:
Ochoco. 10 miles west of Mit
chell lo Mitchell; Columbia River.
Cascade Locks lo Hood Itlver: Old
Oregon Trail, one-way traffic al
Wetser and Payette bridges; The
Dalles-Callfornla. Modoc Point to
Barclay Hprings and Lapme to Wil
lamette Junction
Pacific, l ane County line to An
laud and Chenoweth Park to Oak
land Junction: Pacific Highway
West, detour at St. Joe Junction
Coast Highway, alight delays
aouih of Reedsport and Coos liny
John Day-Burns, Crow flat sec
tion: Wilson River, Runnel Point:
Umpo.ua, Reedsport Hcoltsburg
section. Coos Uiiv-Roseburg, Sui
cide Creek to Pacific Highway:
C.'raler Lake, rim road closed at
Anderson Point: Sams Valley, de
tour al Dodge Bridge via Shady
Cove.
Spud Storage
Check Ready
TUI.ELAKE The experimental
potalo storage constructed on the
Tulrlake Field Station has been
used for on season now and many
worthwhile results have been not
ed, according to B.J. Hoyle, In
charge there.
In this storage several different
types of construction and Insulaiina
materials were used in the walls
and In the celling. Recording In
struments were embedded In the
structure aa It was put up and,
by the us of these Instruments,
the effectiveness of one type of In
sulation over Ihe other was deter
mined. This structure was built under
the supervision of Dr. R. N. Neu
bauer. Division of Agriculture En
gineering, University of California.
Ur. Netibsuer and an associate will
be In Tulclake Aug. 37.
'Hie public Is Invited to visit Ihe
Field Station and discuss potato
storages with Dr. Neubatier any
lime during the day. During Ihe
time the engineers are up here an
additional storage room will be con
structed which will be entirely In
sulsled with aluminum foil.
Tho.se who are Interested In alum
inum as an Insulating medium are
also Invited to visit the station on
the 37th, at which time they can
see the material being Installed
and have a chance to talk with thr
engineers.
Strikes Still
Plague Nation
lly The Associated Preai
At leaM 33.000 worker In nine
ntates remained on strike Tuesday,
and in New Yoik a CIO union
nerved a strike notice Involving
another 32. 000 employe at eight
Uethlebem Steel Co. nhipyarris,
At Canton. O., 12.000 CIO United
Bteelworkern Mud led a proponed
new contract which union Icwlern
predict will end a 30-day Mr Ike at
the Tlmken Roller Bcarinn Co.
At Cleveland, home 2.000 Repub
lic Kleel Corp. workers were off
the Job at the firms 98-Inch strip
mill. Both the ninuaiTcment and
CIO United Kleel Workern officials
termed the walkout wildcat strike.
About IH.000 B. F. Goodrich Co.
workern who ntruck nine plants at
mldniifht (Sunday are Mill off the
Job. The walkout occurred after
10 weeks of wage and contract
talks.
Al leiiwrenceburtr. Ind., about
1.000 distillery workers ntayed
away from their Jobs at the Joseph
E. tseanram A Sons plant for the
fourth day in a dispute over incch
unixalion of the plant.
At Terre Hnute, Ind., the CIO
United Auto Workern Monday nlfiht
accepted a wage contract to end
their M-week-old strike against the
Jrt plane plant of Allls-Chalmerb
ManufaclurinK Co. about 340 work
ers are involved.
TAIPKH. Formosa f.-The Chi
nese Nationalists had a favorable
balance of trade of more than nine
million dollars in the first five
months of the year, thanks to in
creased production In all fields, the
Ministry of Economic Affairs re
port. Increased production was
noted In rice, sugar, cement, salt,
coal, textiles and fertilizer.
TOKYO (if The. Japane.se foreign
office has net aside about $700,000
for the next flxcul yenr to further
plans for an international student
exchange and to set up Japanese
language schools abroad, says
Kyodo News Aucucy.
PARRSBORO. Canada I. Gar
dener James John Phlnncy found a
tiny twin beet plant growlntf
through the holes of an old button.
The plant had pushed its roots
through the button In the gnrdeu
of Mrs. John Splcer.
MUST HAVE
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PHOSPHORUS
nriAankABiia V It am
& many thr crops.
Application of Bu
parphoaphat in
tues arly start,
Uror yild. gratr ,
nodulatlon, htahar
quality, finar, mor
PstlatabU Ucl, and
mora iartilo lUldt
whan plowod undor.
For (tot
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Apply -Stmplot
Red
Diamond
Superphosphate .
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ITALIANS IN BKLGIAN MINKS
ol the approximately fi.000 Usm:
sold bv grocers. The OPS district
nllices will pick the Items Irom
the best-selling toods In their com
munities and their Importance to
the latnilv budget.
Fresh, frozen and canned fruits
and vegetables will not be In
cluded. These Items, making up
an ebtimmcd 20 per cent of a fam
ily's lood costs, were exempted
by Congress July 1.
Meats, which account for the re
maining Hi per cent of food Hems.
also will not be Included at this '
time. Meals are subject to dollars
cents ceilings but butchers
BRUSSELS Fifty-one thou
sand out of Ihe 100.000 coal-miners and
working In Belgium's pits are , only have to label the selling price
Italians, according to the Belgian ft, meat displayed,
minister ol labor. The total figurp . Individual grocers have been
lor foreign labor In Belgian coal (muring their own ceilings, using
mines is 72.081. Next In order are specified markuns pn various types
the 8,287 Poles, 3.03R Dutch, 2.092 0f food over their wholesale costs.
Oermans. 1.350 French. 1.320 prices have varied from store to
Ukralnlaas and 1.002 North Afri- store.
cans. Under the new plan OPS will
of) Ga00
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