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PRIZE WINNERS in the annual Poppy Poster contest sponsored by the American Legion Aux
iliary were presented at a meeting or the auxiliary, May 4 in the Veterans Memorial Hall. First
prize essay has been entered in state competition. Judges this year were Mrs. Catherine
Brumbaugh, Mrs. C. E. Johnson and Mrs. E. S. Casey. Poppy Poster Chairman was Mrs. Kathar
ine Keep, right, shown presenting awards to (I to r) Ralph Warner, 2nd place, and Sarah
Taylor, first prize winner, 4th-Sth-6th grades division, both of Riverside school. In the upper
division including the 7th-8th and 9th grades, first prize went to Patricia Wicks, Riverside,
center, and second place to Stena Anderson, Roosevelt school. Honorable mention went to
Ruby Reeves, Delmar Hawley, Adele Goehring, Beverley Westlund, Cora Leitzke, Jeanne
Martin, Fred Olson and Sharon Russell.
Potato Types
Discussed
TULELAKE Most of the im
portant new potato varieties de
veloped by the United States De
partment of Agriculture and other
sources have been tried out at the
Tulelake Field Station, reports B.
J. Ho vie. In general, hundreds of
varieties are tested before a good
new spud is discovered. So far
special purpose" potatoes such ns
Kennebec for potato chips have
been the most successful in finding
a new market.
KenneDec bas a very vigorous
growth habit but is not a very
ruga quality eating potato accord
ing to some growers who pro
duced It here last year. However,
the potato chippers will always buy
Kennebec over any other variety
wnen toey can get it. The reason
for this is that per hundred pounds
of potatoes they get eight to ten
per cent more pounds of finished
chips.
Some question has been raised
concerning the large amount of
field greening noticed by some
growers. This condition is due to
a growth habit of the potatoes and
can be overcome by careful cultl
vatlon and close attention to cul
tural practices.
' Another variety grown at the
field station is Houma. After years
01 testing different varieties this
one shows the most promise as a
possible substitute for White Rose,
and this basin could become an im
portant seed producing area for
the central California market.
Since changing varieties depend
upon market acceptance of the new
variety, many years may go by
before Houma might become Im
portant.
Other varieties tested last year
were; Cobbler. Katakdin. Sebaso.
Sequ-Oia. Ontario and Menominee.
Some of these have certain disease
resistant characteristics. Thev ell
produce satisfactory yields but
omy K.enncoec ana seoago produce
higher dry matter than the Netted
Gem.
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Senator Says Report Unfair
Washington LP sen. Bridges
(R-NH) nas termed untair and ri
diculous reports that he has
blocked i new diplomatic post tor
John J. Muccio, who was U. S.
ambassador to Korea during the
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"I'm not opposed to him and
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that the town wns nr. mod Llnkvlllo
alter Link River, mid Unit wus
so named because of the link It
(onus bolween Lake Kwatina and
Upper Klamath Lake.
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