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October 6, 1948 HERALD 'AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THREB LAUDS U, S. PRESS ON Fl I S JUNKET 'NEW BHUNSWICK, N. J Oct, 6 (fl') "It li un uwful ru aponalblllty that llua on our prom luiluy," newaimiior pub Jlaliera wore told hint iiIkIiI by JJyron Prlco, director of censor- nip, who praised Ilium fur keeping fulth with Iho Amor- lean people during trying wnr eondltlona. "Wo nuiy b thankful that . tht American prosa remains strong enough to aorvo valiant ly and to good purpoao, having Buffered neither the crushing oppreiuiion of despotism on the ono hmid nor iirat-nuna expos ' uro to enemy bombs on tiio other," Prlco said In an address before tho New Jersey Press association at the atari of Na tional Newspaper Week. Ho aald that "tho public will applaud overwhelmingly what their newspapers did" in witn holding tho newa of President Rooaovolt'a recont cross-country trip until after hia return to Washington. Ho urged Individuals like wlao to refrain Xrorn circulat ing Information which might provo valuable to tho enemy. "No good American, won dering why certain newa docs not oppear In tho newspnpera, will fill tho gap by looso and self-important talk," Prlco said. Ho aald advertising of the president's tour "would havo Involved serious dangers" .and added that tho hazards of Prmo Minister Churchill's re cent trip to Russia . and tho Near East "were Incrcused im . measurably becauso his route , was eagerly reported day by day by tho Berlin radio." iilORTHWEST SOUS OKAY PRICE BILL WASHINGTON. Oct. 6 (P) All the northwest's senator voted for final passago of tho , price control bill, which gave the , president authority to adjust prlcea of farm commodities and provided prlcea could not bo set below parity or the highest quoted since last January. Tho bill waa carried with 82 Totes for It, none against. Votes on the price control bill and varloua amendments were tho only ballots taken In con gress during the week. Tho roll call on the final pas sage ahowed Bone (D-Wnsh.), Clark (DIdaho), Holmon (R Oro.), McNary (R-Oro.), Murdock CD-Utah), Thomas (R - Idaho), Thomas (D-Utnh) and Wallgrcn (D-Wash.) favoring the bill. : WEST COAST 1 RESTRICTIONS OUT WASHINGTON, Oct. 9 (IT) Reatrlctlona on the alze of pub lic gatherlnga on tho west coast have, In effect, been eliminated. Secretary of War Stlmson, In a atatement mado public by Sen ator McNary (R-Ore.) aald tho limitations still apply, however, near aircraft plants, major naval I' and military establishments, and adjacent to highways which may bo required for troop movements. "Regulations specify that Bp- plications for the approval of : crowds larger than 8000 be aub '. mlttcd 80 days in advance," ' Stlmaon said. "But this re- quirement has been waived ao - often as to be practically void." "Except for tho military con siderations mentioned, the size ' . and control of public gatherings ' is left almost entirely to civilian agencies." Your "Junk is worth money. Sell it through classified ads. . Put the cash in War Savlngsl Pachyderm Pulls Perturbed Motorist Out of Texas Mud AMAHILLO, Tex., Oct. 6 01') A. O. Wright was sitting In his automobile, stuck in the mud and saying the things people always ssy In such predicaments. Suddonly tho front end of tho auto wont .up In the air, and tho car started moving toward dry land. Wright couldn't bollevs It especially when ho saw an unporturbod elephant was getting the Job done. Wright abandoned ship, scurried to some carnival folk and yelped, "call off your olophantl" They did explaining It had been trained to rescue cars from such situations. State Income Tax Surplus $5,000,000 SALKM, Oct. (I (I') State Treasurer Leslie M. Scolt pre dicted today that the state's Income tax surplus tills year would amount to $0,000,(100. The surplus is the remit of tlmaled collections of $14,000,. 000, a 75 per cent Incrcuso over last year. Tho legislature will have to dispose of the surplus when it meets in January. SOUTH AFRICA'S SIZE Sumo idea of the size of tho Onion of South Africa can bo had from the fact that it covers an area equal to tho comblnud areas of Arizona, California, Nevada, and New Mexico. mBllD-Red mella-White IfWw CALIFORNIA I MTTUB AT Ttt VfOT aaaaaaaWtWlMsaJtaTiWi bV A--tJ 'ines fo Amorica't own lasle . . . with tho luscious flavor of ripe grapesl Just sweol enough. Wondorful al dinnor time ... at parties! Especially dalighlful whon chilled for an hour in your rofrlgarator. Enjoy this dolicious troat ionighft THERM HEALTH APLENTY IN EVERY SPOONFUL OF DELICIOUS ALBERS OATSi Inloy tho new, Improved flavor of Alters ots either Quick or Old Psshioned. Cooks up flaky, full-bodied nmr mushy. Thrifty, too. This type of food Is tmong those recommended in the ' Nuultioo Food Rules to ouke Americs strong. "II turt tortil iwalll" Alters psts alio brings you the body-building, ! wiiuio grain, is u c m-oi. -' " otpep-up vitauninpio Kttpstm qolnqTUL till itn Appeal Made for Men to Join Police Reserve Ranks Due to tho number of men leaving Klamath Falls, tho ranks of tho police reserves are being dcplotcd to the oxtont that It has become necessary to appeal to able-bodied men 21 years and older to Join tho reserve and serve tho city, It was announced Tuesday. The reserve Is composed of a selected body of men who re ceive oxtensivo training In pollco work, civilian defense, traffic and first aid. "It Is the duty of all able bodied men at a tlmo like this, who are not in tho service of their country, to Join a branch of civilian defense and serve here at homo," said Captain Lynn Roycroft, "If you llvo In any ono of the districts listed below, please contact the following men who will be glad to give you any In formation or sign you for duty: Hot Springs district Lieut. Clifford Rowe, Klamath Union high school, phone S287. Immediate downtown district Lieut. Dr. M. C. C&ssel, 532 Main street, phone 7215. Mills and Darrow district Lieut. Harvey Martin, Commun ity grocery, phone 5638. Conger, Riverside, California 19 More Lumber Firms Get Price Boost From OPA WASHINGTON, Oct. 8 UP) Nineteen additional west coast logging companies were certi fied by the office of Price Ad- streets district, Lieut. P. R. Red key, Copco, phone 5131. Buenn- Vista, Oregon Avenue district, Lieut. Rod Smith, Bal sigcrs, phone 3121, or call H. T. Franey, city hall, phone 5263. mlnistrator today as entitled to increase their celling prices on logs as a bonus for overtime operations. Fortv-nina enmnanipa won certified yesterday, In line with urAS policy or granting price concessions to firms paying overtime wages to their em ployes in an effort to step up output of critically scarce lumber. There were no Klamath area lumber firms Included In the OPA announcement. 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' - . -otl and ."T undcrsW - .makers $79 $19 menu l'-i 3uV ' . tZ Course m K :Su, course "AOW.v. .. .umiuM v.VWWWiVWA'V'W'-' Tomatoes Dillard's Bast Box 1.09 Cabbage RUTABAGAS W8m jm V,, so,.dHd. p-ES J S,l;.b;;.v $1.19 " Enriched Flour Kitchen Craft 49-lb. sack Enriched Flour Cold Modal 24M-lb. aack Cherub Milk 3 27c Evaporated, tall cans for Milk ET55orated Tall Pot, Alpine, Carnation Cans and others Enriched Bread Julia Leo Wright's White Dated ' IH-lb. loaf Onions Sweet Spanish Lb. 3c Van Camp's No. 2 Can .... Kidney Beans Green Cut Beans Asparagus Highway Continental Soup Mix B & M Beans Mayonnaise Nu Mad . Pigs' Feet Morrell's H-Oi. Riviera Ravioli . .. . ..1: .. lS-Oi. Jar mm Macaroni Porter's ..: Nob Hill Coffee Edwards Coffee Canterbury Tea Bags Lipton's Tea Bags TJ1.A Llbby'a ' 1 gmaiu jui&c 47-Oa. Tin Flavoraid Drink Mix Assorted Flavors Fldolai Wlnoa Dry, 24-ox. 43e Sweets, qr. 55e Monte Crlsto Winei Sweets, Qt. 85e CATSUP, Red Hill 14-oi bottle -.He HEINZ KETCHUP, ...:... 14-ox. bottle 18e HEINZ CIDER VINEGAR quart bottle 20c BOUILLON CUBES, Stcero pkg. of 5 cubet 8c KITCHEN BOUQUET Reg. bottle 39e MAPLEINE l-o. bottle 17o SALT, Morton' plain or iodized Pkg. 8c SUGAR, Cane 5-lb. tack 34e HOW KAY HELPED DEFENSE -AT HOME forJJC .... Ho. 2 Cans 2 lor 27c II Picnic Tina 19c I .. Pkgs. 25c I .. 28-Ox. Jar 24c . 1 . Pint Jar 27c I Jar 23C I for WV, T 14-0.. Pkg. Itfc ' S1 JS r25cr-49c w 1-Lb. Victory B ... Pkg. of as 18c 1 ........ Pkg. of 20 23c I " 23c 1 ........ 3 Pkga. IOC I for Your H Chongo l IN WAR II STAMPS' H 29e 13e Kraft Pkg. Cheese 23 VaWeotB, American Brick. Lb."' Pimento, Swiss Flaked Fish 23c DbtIs Fine for salads " 7-ci. can Del Monte Corn O 07c Whole kernel 12-os. tin for Sugar Peas 13c Sugar Belle brand . no. 2 can ' MFEWM GOMMJTEED ME) TS Selected by exports, prepoted by exports end dirfbotod to your neighborhood Safeway Store by modem streamlined methods. Every ct it top epelHy, rogerdUae of price geo onteed to be leader tad juicy or oil yow aaooey beckl . SKINLESS WIENERS ...... :....:...m...lb. 30c BOLOGNA OR LIVERSAUSAGE . .....lb. 27e ASSORTED LUNCHEON MEATS ........lb. 33e PORK STEAK lb. 33e PORK CHOPS lb. 39c PORK HOCKS :.........lb. 21e EVISCERATED POULTRY . ; . Colored Fryers lb. 63c Colored Fowl ...........;. ........lb. 52e Leghorn Fowl .....................lb. 49c BEEF ROASTS lb. 30o Blade cuts BRISKET BOILING BEEF lb. 17c GROUND ROUND STEAK ...lb. 35e SIRLOIN STEAK lb. 37c MAZDA Light Globes 40-50-60 watt New low price! If EACH SU-PURB 20 GRANULATED SOAP 24-ox. pkg. White King 30c GRANULATED SOAP Large pkg. ZEE TISSUE Single Rolls or in 1 At tho 4-rolt Family VC Pak 4 ROLLS CRISCO 73e SHORTENIMG 3-LB. CAN ROYAL SATIN SHORTENING New 3-lb. Tin 63' VI Git KM. THIS NEW SI PtFENSe JOS IS TOO MUCH . IOETSOTIREO TOWARD Qon Lrn II J ' In Jr-toward ourr- r-AHO IM AfRAIQ rrs.-:-.fe.-; SCCAUSE OUR MEAU Lfl rHrjri ENOUGH TO KEEP TOM J04 flnf. BPtWf COINO. BUT I COH7 NUaijtjJAWF KXOW WHAT a? DO ABOUT IT. WttMr . SSTwJVI lew HCAnoof we '' liKjaa m NUI'TI0N yon w& woV i twrrt ecx-iva covssc wwk ir so mne, VET SO UNOfRSTANDABie AND COMPlETf. TOM Wia NEVER OCT VITAMIN-lfSJ MEA1S AGAIN. O K Laundry Soap bar 5ff Woodbury Soap, deal of 4 bars 23c Toilet Soap, Lux, Camay, Lifebuoy, Palmolive ...3 bars 20e Silver Polish, Wright's ..............8-ox. Jar 22e Brooms, Blind School each 33a : Gerber's Dry Cereal and Oatmeal, 8-ox. pkg. 15e Dog Food, Kellogg's Gro-Pup, 25-oz. pkg. 25c Dog Food, Walter Kendall 5-lb. pkg Parowax 1 -lb. pkg Jelly Glasses ..8-ox. sizes , dor Biiquick, Sperry's, Ige. pkg., 40-oz Gingerbread Mix, Dromedary 14-oz.; pkg. 65c 12e 39c 35e 20c Graham Crackers, Honey Maid, 2-lb. box 34c Nabisco Bran 100 1-lb. pkg. 19e Ralston Wholo Wheat Cereal, Reg. pkg. 23d SIND FOX THf COUMS KAY TOOK! You'll be pleosed, too,, with the Kitchen Course in Nutrition. Just send 25c and your name and oddress to Julio Lee Wright, P. O. Box 660CC, Oaklond, Colif. Name . Address - REMEMBER All Safeway prices are low Every Day! Avoid large crowds by shopping . early In the week yet enjoy the ' some Importont savings you would on week ends. Spreading your purchases over the week this woy also helps us serve you better. An Prices Subject to Market Chonges ' .1
