Mnrch 11, 1043
m. SCOUTS TO
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE ELEVEN
On Frlduy, March 12, ut 7:110
p. m tho Glil Scouts of Klam
ulh Falls will present u patrlo
tlc proiiruni In the Frvniunl
school auditorium. Tho public
I Invited to utluiul, unci there
will bo no admission chartfe.
Tho provruni will bo n fol
low: 1. Hhk Salute, led by Juno
Murle Murpby, Troup 8.
2. "Amerlcu tho llcuullful,"
by tho audience,
I). The senior Ciii'l Seoul dutli
ond tliu (ill 1 Scout, prominc
, 4. Twlrlers, Troup 17.
' 8. V o c a I solo, "Army Air
corps," by Cherry Johiinson, lie
a impuiilctl by Junu Murlo Mitr
Wiy, Troop (I.
0, Violin selections, "Avo
Verum Corpus" by Mogurt mid
"Seymour" liy C. M. V. Weber,
plnyed by Ktlieliiwo Skinner.
7, Group of patriotic soiikh,
by Troop U.
8, Exercise, "Mukiuu Hit' r'lutt"
i by Troop IU,
0. rntrlotic poem by Miiry
; l.covcr hihI .41 hi run Damon,
! Troop 18.
10. Accordion nolo, by Dolores
I Morrlii,
! II. I'ulrlatiu poem "lnclcpciid
; once Hell," Slii,ion Johnson,
' 12. Xylophone nolo by Dor
; othy Limrcnsoii,' representing
' the Mariners.
13. Skit, "Undo Siun't Help
: em," Troop 0.
14. Heading, "Clurii Burton,''
; Jmilco Vnupcl, Troop 11,
' IS. Group of Girl Scout
mum, by tho scouts.
1(1. Hnd Croiw speech, by Otto
Smith.
17. "God Blend Amerlcn," by
A 'io audience.
Red Cross
Notes
PlAIi BOARD
NOTES If POWER
I Portland Tugboat
Operators Charged
In Tugboat Sinking
I ; PORTLAND, Ore., Mnrch 11
1 (T) Armlunmont of Cliironce
i K. Harvey and Lewi Russell
s Jr., under federal Indictment
; charging crlmtnul negligence in
; tho capsizing of tho tugboat
May February 10 with tho low
; of nine lives, was set today for
' Mnrch 24.
Harvey, captain of tho tug,
. and Russell, vice president of
the Russoll Towboat and Moor-
age compnny, owner, asked Ked-
I oral Judge Claude McColloch
for additional time to pload.
Wo are again sending out an
SOS for help ut the Mills surgl
cut dressing room ut tho Mills
school. Those women who hnvo
faithfully attended a r o doing
very good work but wo do need
moro workers. When you como
to in u k o dressings, bring u
friend with you. Our wounded
soldiers flood tliuno dressings,
How uboul entering u homo
nursing class' Dully hundreds
of phyaluliius and nurses uro
enlisting in tlio iiruicd forces,
ciiushig a shortago of medical
mid nursing cure In commun
ities. Those who were uctlve
hi tho last war remind us thut
dua tu a similar shortage we
wero unprepared to meet tho
nursing needs when tho flu epi
demic of 1017-18 occurred. Our
older residents here surely re
number tho horror .Unit Klam
ath Kalis went through ut thut
time. To meet such un emerg
ency, or any other which inuy
arise, tho lied Cross feels It Is
Imperullvo thut wo have one
adult member In every home
who bus been Instructed In liujuo
nursing. Join n home nursing
class; you may bo enabled to
save lives in your own family
or others near you.
Tho first meeting of tho re
organized Siskiyou camp and
hospital service - council, of
which Klumulh county is a
member, was held lust Friday
ut tho Hotel Medford. Furnish
ings of ho.ipitul sun rooms at
Camp White and completion of
tho company day rooms were
tho niuln topics of discussion.
Maurice. Spalz of Medford pre
sided. Council members nnd Red
Cross officials from Medford,
Grunts Puss, Klamath Kails and
Cump White wero in uttendance.
Lesllo D. Wright, our local cump
und hospital service' chairman
represented Klomuth Fulls at
this meeting.
Ono-thlrd of the hospital sun
rooms will be furnished by the
Nutlonnl Red Cross but tho re
mainder will hnvo to bo taken
euro of locally.
Needed for the rooms ore
draperies, smoking stands, addi
tional chairs, radios, lumps,
games und similar articles. If
you have uny of these articles
thut you cuu spare for tho use
of tho soldiers, pleaso call Red
Cross headquarters.
WASHINGTON, Murch 11 (P)
Power possibilities In the Paci
fic Northwest, lays the national
resources planning board, may
bo more thun three times the
present lS.OuO.OuO-kllowatt total
of all hydroelectric plant! In
tho United Slates.
Tho board's report was pre
sented to congress by President
Ilooscvclt.
Describing the region as "un
rivulled In its potentialities for
development of Irrigation and
wuler power," tho board says
the three Columbia river dams
now constructed Rock Island,
Bonneville and Grand Coulee
uggrogute nearly 3,000,000 kilo
wutts of power,
"The potentialities of the Pa
clflc Northwest region may be
nearly 19 times that amount,"
tlio report odds, noting that
eight other reservoirs are con
tcmplutcd for the Columbia
river system and that proposals
for "at least 75 additional reser
voirs are under consideration
and many more undoubtedly
will follow further Invcstlga
Hon."
Possibilities of Irrigation, the
board suld, "are almost as im
prcssivo," since "approximately
S,000,0U0 acres, or about ono
quarter of the total additional
area In the nation susceptible
of reclamation through Irriga
tion Is In this area." It said ad
ditional water supplies are avail
able to supplement "deficient
supplies now delivered to about
2,000,000 acres."
PALS
LOS ANGELES (IF) When
she decided to sue her husband
for divorce, Mrs. Elma Brcltwcg
related In court, Clifford Brclt
wcg got so chummy with the
process server that the summons
never was served.
"They sat down and discussed
the draft," she explained, "and
decided tho navy was the pre.
fcrroblo service. I finally had
to sorve my husband by publl
cation."
Superior court granted the
divorce but withheld entering
the dpcrce pending a waiver
from Brcltwcg . . . He's in the
navy now.
Christmas Is celebrated with
picnics and trips in the open In
Australia,
At one time Italy was called
the key power of Europe
Somebody threw tlio key away
Women's Ambulance
Corps Observes
First Anniversary
Klamath's unit of the Oregon
Women's Ambuluncc corps will
observe the first anniversary of
Its organization at a party to be
staged next Tuesday evening,
Murch 16, at the Elk hotel ban
quet room.
Tho birthday purty win sum
at 8 o'clock, according to the
committee in charge of arrange
ments and entertainment, Cpl.
Dcna Backed, Pvts. Murjorlc
Kvans, Lela Evans and Vencta
Larson. A buffet Bupper will be
served.
Flying Fortress Downs
Four Jap Zeros; Returns
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The favorite, .
Hog. Pkg
CAMAY SOAP
Peslgned for fine
(kin care 3 for
Prices Effective March 12th to 18th
P & Q SOAP
Those handy giant Q
bars 2 for c
IVORY SOAP
20c
Medium bar,
3 for
24
Pts,
Pineapple I
Ukelole
o. 2H Tin
21 PAMLBe Fancy Royal Club
Pts. No. 2M Tin
24
Pts. "r" ,ww- No. 2H Tin 14 Diamond A, Fancy Salad Type Ol-
l KadotaFigsTFaTT.nRoy'lc,ub 18c Beans No-8 T,nT"; -7 " lc
Llbby Unpeeled Halves
28c
29c
28c
" Lima Beans ElVt'E F'ner0.!. 25c
18c
Pts.
" Peas
No. 2 Tin
Dainty Dimple
Royal Club, No. 2 Tin .
11 C..U rML-4.:i
p.. I I Mill WVkniUII
S. & W.
0 5 Grapefruit
Tall Tin
Fancy Royal Club
No. 2 Tin
21c
18c
14
Pts.
Corn
Whole Kernel Diamond A
No. 2 Tin
& Tomatoes
Tin
17c
14c
Pt. Price
Vel. Vol.
(8 (Catsup, CHB, Ige. bottle 15
(14) Corn, Moco, No. 2 tin 156
(13) Peas, Meco No. 303 tin . 13t
(11) Spinach, Royal Club
No. 2 tin tSl)
(10) Beets, Royal Club
Sliced, No. 2 tin 15
( ) Asparagus, Royal Club '
Picnic tin 21 1)
(13) Tomatoes, Royal Club,
Tall Tin ....13$
( 8 ) Grapefruit, Royal Club
14)4 os. tin , 12$
(10) Beets, Diamond A
Shoestring. No. 2 iln .13$
( 8 ) Tomato Juice,
Swift's. 13 U oi. tin .... 8$
( 8 ) Grapefruit Juice,
Royal Club, No. 2 tin 13$
( 8 ) Blended Juice, Royal
Club, 13H-oi, tin 11$
( 8 ) Green Pea Soup,
Campbell's 2 for 28$
( 8 ) Veg. Soup, Campbell's
ll-oi. tin 2 for 25$
(8 ) Chtckon Noodle, Camp
bells, 10 4 oi. tin 14$
(14) Peas and Carrots, Royal
Club No. 2 tin 17$
Oranges Znllo. 55c
Onions 0. 8. . 1. .... .. 10Lb.. 45c
Grapefruit su.a lot25c
Onion Plants ,iyVbMneoni,oni23c
Grapefruits .. 4lor28c
JONES COLORED FRYERS
Pork Sale
Fresh Side Pork Lb. 32c
Pork Roast Lb. 32c
Pork Chops Lb. 39e
Leg of Pork,
Vi or whole Lb. 37c
Beof Roast,
Fancy Steer Lb. 30c
Sirloin Stoaki Lb. 39c
STRETCH YOUR RATION BOOK
KRAUT, Gold Smith ..Of. Glass Jar 19$
HONEY, Pure Strained 8-lb. Tin 89$
PANCAKE FLOUR, Hungry Jack , 1.8-Lb. Bag 48$
APPLE BUTTER, Llbby'i 30-ot. Jar 27$
OLIVES, Stradford Pitted Pint Tin 25$
RAVIOLI, Riviera Brand 18-oi. Jar 1$$
CAKE FLOUR, Swanidown Lge. Pkg. 25$
MILK, Swift Premium Case $4.47 3 cam 28$
MILK, Pet Brand Tall Tin 10$
PEANUT BUTTER,' Skippy Chunk Style or Creamed, Jar 39$
Mild Cheese Yb 35c
WESSON OIL
Pint 27
F0RMAY
Shortening AO
3-lb. tin
Use Stamp No. II for
SUGAR ,
Use Stamp No. 23 for
COFFEE
FLEISCHMANN'S
YEAST
3 CAKES . . . 10c
COFFEE LESLIE SALT WHITE ROSE BLEACH
Golden West, A( Plain or Iodised, It, One-Half 10
lib. Jar 2 Pkgs ,ac Gallon l"
jTjim-' Right Reserved to f) ) g
f f Limit Quantities J f
SOMEWHERE IN NEW
GUINEA, March 11 (Delayed) (V)
Tho crew of a U. S. army Flying
Fortress on reconnaissance shot
down four Japanese Zero fight
ers south of Gasrnata, enemy
base on New Britain Island, and
returned home yesterday after
noon for a safe landing despite
tho fact that all Its four officers
had been wounded,
A fifth Japanese fighter was
reported probably destroyed out
of a flight of nine which am
bushed the American plane from
a cloud formation.
The wounded pilot, whose
name was withheld with those
of other wounded officers by
army regulations, had to be held
flat on his back after being
struck In the arm, thigh, and
back and the plane was landed
by a co-pilot who had been
struck in the chin and neck.
The navigator and bombar
dier, both officers, were wound
ed also, but all the enlisted men,
who actually accounted for the
heavy toll of Japanese planes,
escaped unscathed.
Engineer Sergt. Willard Mad
ison, of Corvallls. Ore., stepped
in to help the co-ptlot with the
difficult landing.
EMERGENCY CALL
FORT WAYNE, Ind., UP) A
police station switchboard oper
ator, hearing unintelligible
screams on an incoming call, dis
patched a patrol squad to In
vestigate. Mrs. Jessie Hake met the of
ficers at the door and explained
that her baby had upset the tele
phone stand, inadvertently dial
ed police "emergency" in trying
to extricate Itself from the wire
and "screamed bloody murder"
in the confusion of It all.
Always read the classified ads.
THE REVOLVING WHITES
KANSAS CITY (P) Halbert
White, after 62 .years' service,
retired from his furniture-store
department-head Job, last July.
His son, H. Lynn Whito, suc
ceeded him.
Today H. Lynn White Jolm
the army.
His successor at the store It
Halbert White.
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