HERALD AND. NEWS, KLAMATH FALIS, OREGON
April 8, 1!MS
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Paraguay President
To Visit Roosevelt
ASUNCION, Paraguay, April
g (P) President Higinlo Morin-
igo has accepted an invitation
from President Roosevelt to
visit the United States the mid
dle of June, It was announced
officially today.
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aways have a second
of this VEGETABLt
SPECtAL!"
VEGETABLE SPECIAL
1 dov garflralnctdtortlmlloromovnt
onion)
1 tbip. cooking oil
i 1 tbip, butttr or mar gar In '
2 cups cooked, chopptd spinach or cHor
1 or 2 tggt, boatoit
K hp. salt
J tbip. C-H-ft Tomato Catsup
METHOD: Saute garlic or onion In oil and butler until goTdeiC
Remove all but a tiny bit. Stir In mixture of spinach, egg, salt and
C'H'B Tomato Catsup. Stir well while cooking. When all is hot
and egg Is set, serve at once.'
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Davis Guarantees
Farmers of High
Prices for Crops
WASHINGTON, April 8 OP)
A guarantee of higher grower
prices for five vital protein
crops, together with incentive
payments for potatoes and truck
crops, has been given American
farmers by Chester C. Davis,
new food administrator, in an ef
fort to encourage greatest pos
sible production.
Replacing a $100,000,000 in
centive payment program previ
ously proposed by Agriculture
Secretary Wickard but blocked
by congressional farm bloc op
position, the support prices for
dry beans, dry peas, peanuts,
soybeans and flaxseeds will be
established through purchase
and loan operations of the com
modity credit corporation.
In addition, funds already
available will be used for incen
tive payments at rates previous
ly announced by Wickard on po
tatoes, carrots, snap beans, lima
beans, beets, tomatoes, cabbage,
onions and green peas.
Five Vital Crops
The five crops for which high
er prices have been pledged are
regarded as vital to the war food
program because they yield veg
etable food oils and livestock
protein feed.
In the case of dry beans and
peas and soybeans the support
prices are higher than present
OPA ceilings, but Davis in an
nouncing the program yesterday
did not say whether an increase
In ceiling prices was contem
plated. Commodity credit cor
poration officials say an alterna
tive might be government sale,
at a loss, of these products to
consumer outlets at prices that
DANCE
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ARMORY
' i Musio by
Baldy's Band
Dancing S Till 1
Regular Admission
would enable them to comply
with ceilings.
The new support price for
smooth, dry edible peas grown
in the northwest was set at $3.63
per 100 pounds for U. S. No. 1
and $5.40 for U. S. No. 2. for
carrier at country shipping
points. These prices compared
with $5.50 for U. S. No. 1 and
$5.25 for U. S. No. 2 previously
announced.
On potatoes, the incentive pay
ment will be 50 cents per bush
el on the normal yield of that
part of the farmer's production
between 90 and 110 per cent of
his goal.
PAUL T. JACKSON
TAKES PORT JOB
SALEM, Apuil 8 (P) Paul T.
Jackson, superintendent of the
Chcmawa Federal Indian school
since 1936, announced today he
has been granted a leave of ab
sence to become supervisor of
training for the Seattle port of
embarkation.
Both positions are under fed
eral civil service. Before coming
here, Jackson was Klamath Falls
high school principal for 10
years and for a short time was
head of the national youth ad
ministration program in Oregon.
Courthouse Records
Complaints Filed
lone Ohles versus Lawrence
Ohles. Suit for divorce, charge
cruel and inhuman treatment.
Couple married in Klamath
Falls, November 16, 1935. Ed
ward B. Ashurst, attorney for
plaintiff.
Justice Court
Clyde Norman Pentin. Over
loading truck and trailer. Fined
$20.
Jay Newsom. Larceny by
bailee. Case dismissed.
SALVAGE WEEK
PRODUCES TIN
C
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Klamath county householders
were reminded by the tin can
salvage committee today that
this is tin can salvage week and
they are urtied to turn In col
lected cans in the period.
There will bo no community
wide am collection. Citizens are
counted upon to tako their own
cans to tho sulvngo depot at
Broad and Elm streets.
Cans should be prepared be
fore they are turned In. They
should be clean, tho ends cut out
and placed inside, and the cans
crushed by stopping on them
with tho full weight.
A "tin can matinee" will be
held at the Esqulro theatre on
Saturday morning. Twenty tin
cans, properly prepared, will be
accepted as admission.
No More Smoking
On Oregon Busses
SALEM, April 8 (?) Smok
ing on buses no longer will be
permitted, Public Utilities Com
missioner Ormond R. Bean said
today.
lie said ventilating systems on
buses were not adequate to
handle tobacco smoke during
present over-crowded conditions.
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and Scalp Irritations
Effective Home Treatment
Promptly Relieves Torture!
To quickly boo tho tho Itching, burning
of eczema, psoriasis, skin and icalp ir
ritations due to external cauo apply
odorless liquid Zemo a Doctor for
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For Better Variety. Economical and Nutritious Meat Cuts ... Get the Best for Your
Precious Ration Stamps!
WE ARE NOW ABLE TO OFFER YOU BETTER QUALITY MEATS
AGAIN!
Pork Steakshoulder Lb 35c
Fancy No. 1 ATf
Veal Roast
Beef Roast
Side Pork
Lb. 32c
Lb.29c
Fresh
Lb.
35c
POINT FREE VALUES
PEANUT BUTTER, Skippy.
1- Lb. Jar 39J
PRESERVES, Royal Club.
2- Lb. Jar 63(5
CREAMED HONEY.
12-0. Ctn 29 C
PIMENTOS. Frlendi Wood
Pickled 6 0. Jar 22 1
FISHER'S BISKIT MIX,
Large Pkg 32t
SNOWFLAKE CRACKERS.
2-Lb. Box 31 t
SHREDDED WHEAT, Kellogg's.
Package jjj
WHITE ROSE BLEACH,
M Cal 195
I HI ncya Half or Whole ....
Sirloin Steak
BEST
Lb.
Lb.
FOOD
POINT
VALUES
39c
35c
Tuna Whit stsr' 13 Points
Noodle Soup Mix "SSL
(2 PU. per Pkg.)-Contains Chicken Fat 3 Pkgi.
p.... Lane County Taity Cut Green 1 1
ell5 Strinolau. (14 Point.l 19). Tin 136
Stringletf, (14 Pointi)
CL.w. Tea Garden In Iti
wi UJC guivc
(8 Pointi) 32-Oz. Git
Grapefruit Juice (?
Blended Juice (,kw
P!nl CmImmm Withworih Brand.
rinK daimon (7 p.jib.. Tin
Swift Prem VoTll
CliimM Royal Club We
jnnmp l3 Pointi)
33c
Natural Form.
Glut
Royal Club
PU.). No. 2'i
Tin 35C
. 25c
Wat Pack
0. Tin
35c
29c
Wesson Oil SJU'tSL.Mc
FRUITS ft VEGETABLES
Rhubarb
Rogue Riyer Straw- or
berry Variety 2Lb.3C
Grapefruit
Texai Pink, Lge. O0
Siie 3 for'C
Oranges
Fancy Sunkiit, CO
Large Siie Doi, 9lQ
Asparagus
St Lbi. for ....... 25c
Potatoes
No. 2'i ...... 10 tbi. 37c
CHMWle.:M Pointi)
mwnui 3.Lb.
Jar
70c
Pointi Pricei
( 3 ) Veal Loef. Swlft'i .... '7-Oi. Tin 19
( 5 ) Mor, WUion'f 12-Ox. Tin 35
(7) Sardines, Booth lS-Ox. Tin 16
( 6 ). Chicken ft Noodle, Campbell'! lOM-Ox. Tin 14
(6) Chicken Gumbo, Campbell'! lOH-Oi. Tin 14
(24) Tomatoei, Silverdale No. 2 hi Tin 14
( 5 ) Parkay Oleomargarine Lb. 25
( 1 ) Swift DeWled Meat, No. U Tin 4 or 23
(14) Corn, Day by Day Brand No. 2 Tin 11
(13) Peai, Meco No. 303 Tin 13
( 1 ) Clapp'a Baby Food, Strained Tin 7
Sunbrite Cleanier, an All Purpose Cleanser .... 3 Cant 14
Coffee. Golden West 1-Lb. Jar 32
Pancake 8t Waffle Flour. Sperry's S.B-Lb. Bag' 59
Flour. Swansdown, 49-Lb. Bag $2.09; 24M-Lb. Bag $1.05
Milk, Swift's, Oregon and Nestles Case 48 Tall $4.19
Flour, Drifted Bnow 49-Lb. Bag $2.30
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The Tan.antswerealreetlv rvtrV minuie removfnff Stntt, rnincdf. t Tri America
TheJap.antswereaTreaJy
crawling toward him as
the paratrooper landed.
He turned tohis talkative
friend,the"Tommy"gun.
"Start talking, Tommy," he said, "anil
talk FASTI"
Tommy guns can "talk" as fast as 800
rounds of ammunition per minute!
When war began, It was serious prob
lem whether America could make car
tridges faster than the "Tommies" and
the machine guns and the Garands could
blast them out.
Industrial ingenuity and electric power
provided the answer! Today, power
driven machines turn out 60 cartridge
everf minute - removfng etm, imped
ing, rejecting keeping pace with the
rat-a-tats that are shooting our way to
.Victory I Power panes the ammunition!
But electric power is doing far, far
morel It's helping to produce those
Tommy guns, too and tanks, ships,
planes t
That take a lot of power-end America's
got itl Five time more than in the last
war mora than all the Axis countries
combined have nowl And about seven
eighths of all this power is supplied by
lh elettric companies under experienced
business management.
How come we're so much more power
u thaiiaU the Axil slave states? Because
Ife fri America have been free to do ou
obi and do them rtahtl It s matter of
pride I American know that freedom in
tpirea a man to invent and invest, to devise
ind develop!
So -when "Tommy" talks -he talks
tf freedom!
The
California Oregon
Power Company
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RATION NOTES
Stamp No, 12 S Lbs.
Sugar
Stamp No. 261 Lb.
Coffee