HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Hay 11, lltf
PAGE TEN
L
EGIONNH
PREPARE FOR
POPPY SALE
Popples In tribute to Amer
ica' battle dead of two wars
will be worn In Klamath county
' on Saturday, May 29, Mrs. Lil
lian Otterbeln, president of
Klamath unit of the American
Legion auxiliary, announced to
day.
The popples this year will
honor pie men who have given
their, lives In the present con
flict, as well as those who fell
among the poppies of France and
Belgium 25 years ago, she said.
The money contributed for the
flowers will be used for the wel
fare of victims of both wars and
their families.
The Klamath unit of the auxil
iary is making extensive prepar
ations for the observance of
Poppy day here, under the lead
ership of Mrs. Lillian Otterbein
and Mrs. J. H. Gallagher, unit
poppy chairman. The little red
flowers of remembrance will be
available to everyone in the city,
offered by volunteer workers'
Soldier Returns
Bonds Found (
Sunday Night
A package containing $230 In
bonds was turned in at Comman
do headquarters Monday by Pvt.
Roy Hendrickson, 362 medical
detachment. Camp White.
Hendrickson said that ha found
tha package on Main between
Eighth and Ninth streets Monday
night. The bonds are made out
to Walter Rudolph, Box 681,
Klamath Ralls.
Commandos said that they
would turn the bonds over to the
United States National bank
where the owner can claim
them.
Gome Commission
To Study Hunting
PORTLAND, May 11 OT The
Oregon, state game commission
will meet at 10 a. m. Saturday,
June 12, In Portland, to hold a
public hearing and make find
ings relative to the 1943 hunting
regulations.
Consideration will be given to
seasons, bag limits and other reg
ulations governing the taking of
big game, game birds and fur
bearing animals.
Ration Program Organized
For New Pressure Cookers
A rationing program to alio
cate this county's share of the
130,000 war model pressure
cookers being made this year is
being organized through the
county farm rationing commit
tee, Burrell Short, chairman of
the county USDA war board, an
nounced yesterday.
A subcommittee of four wom
en who are leaders in the home
economics field is being set up to
assist the county farm rationing
committee. This subcommittee
will review all applications and
determine who is eligible for
new pressure cooker.
Dates when applications will
be received will be set later, and
adequate notice given so that
everyone who wants a pressure
cooker will have a chance to ap
ply, Short said. Neither the
pressure cook or s nor the appli
cation forms are avnilnble now.
Because demand for the cook'
ers is expected to greatly exceed
tha supply, rationing will have
to be on the basis of greatest
use in home canning of vege
tables requiring pressure cook'
ing processing. For that reason,
more consideration will be given
to applications from "neighbor
hood pools'' and organizations.
At least six families should be
able to use one pressure cooker,
and sharing agreements of this
kind will be required for most
applications.
The pressure cookers will be
made with enameled steel, bot
toms and tin-plated steel tops.
Most of them will be the 7-quart
size, with a few in the H-quart
size.
CPT APPRECIATES
from the auxiliary who will be
on the streets throughout the
day.
A letter from Harold M. Sher
man, squadron commander, war
training service, Summers
school, in behalf of his men and
himself was received here.
thanking various business men
and organizations for donations
made to their recreation room.
Furniture, recreation equip
ment, radios, books, etc., have
been given for the use of the
CPTs.
"These men have little time
for recreation, and the facilities
are a real contribution to their
few hours of relaxation," the let
ter said in part.
Community Ceiling Food Price List
OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINIS
TRATION, KLAMATH FALLS
DISTRICT OFFICE, REGION
VIII
Order No. I Under General
Order No. 51
Section I What This Order Does
In accordance with the pro
visions of General Order No. 51
this order establishes in Section
6 hereof community ' ceiling
prices for certain food items sold
in "Class 1 Retail Stores," and
certain brands of food items sold
In multiple-unit stores, located
in the following areas:
The city limits of Klamath
Falls, and any stores located on.
highways leading out of Klam
ath Falls as far south as, and
. including Weyerhaeuser,' as
far east as, and including the
Lakeview junction, and as far
north as, and Including the
Pelican Bay Lumber company.
Section 2 Application to Other
Sellers
No- seller except a "Retail
Route Seller," may charge more
than these community ceiling
prices. The community ceiling
prices shall be the only ceiling
prices for such food items for
"Class 1 Retail Stores." All
other sellers must continue to
charge any lower ceiling prices
established by any other applic
able price regulations. An or
der may specifically fix ceiling
prices for other classes of sellers;
the first orders will not. -Section
3 Posting
(A) Selling ' prices: all retail
stores must post their selling
prices for the food items listed
below on the item or at or near
the place where such food item
is offered for sale.
(B) Ceiling prices: all "Class
1 Retail Stores" must post in a
conspicuous place in the store,
a list of the community ceiling
prices for such food items, when
such list is supplied by the Of
fice of Price Administration.
Other retailers must continue to
post ceiling prices as required by
any other applicable regulation
fixing their ceiling prices.
(C) Class of store: all retail
stores selling any of the food
items listed below must post a
sign "OPA-1," "OPA-2," "OPA
3" or "OPA-4", whichever ap
plies, so that it can be clearly
seen by their customers. The
definitions of classes of retailers
shall be those contained in Re
vised Maximum Price Regula
tions Nos. 238 and 268. A "Class
1 Retail Store" Is defined as fol
lows: "Class 1 Retail Store" is an
"Independent" retail store with
annual gross sales of less than
$50,000. A retail store shall be
an "Independent" retail store if
it is not one of a group of 4 or
more stores under one ownership
whose combined "annual gross
sales" are $500,000 or more."
Section 4 Applicability of Gen
eral Order No. 51
This Order is subject to all the
provisions of General Order No.
51, which are hereby made a part
of this order.
Section 5 Effective Date
This Older becomes effective
on May 10, 1943.
Section 6 The Community Cell
ing Prices Established
The following is a list of the
food items and the community
ceiling prices thereof:
Canned Citrus
Fruits and
Juices ,
Grtptfnrit Juloto '
and alum
(Datura!)
Waldorf Jumbo
pack) H .
Or.
Royal Club
No. I
Silver Kip
no. a
(natural) .
La ria (o a t u r a I)
No. t
' Adams. No.
46 ox.
Vita Pak. No. .
46 . .
Blue Jacket (fancy,-.
large vet pack) Va - J?
Oyattni
Crystal Bay, TV, os . '.41
Watercreat, 7i ox, .45
Crabmaat
Boval Club (faocr), V, .51
- Ware Kins (fancy), ii. .31
Cooking and -Salad
Oils . .
Cereals
Standby
Kice Poppets, 6 or.
Wheat Poppet, 0 ox
Cream of Wheat. 14 ox.
Cream of Wheat, S3 ox.
Albara
Hominy Grits. 1U lbs
Steel Cut Oatmeal.
l'i lbs.
Carnation Wbeat,
tht lbs. .
Carnstion Wbeat,
16 osv .
Sareetpak, Vo. I .
..oval Club Blended
Orania k Orapsfrult.
No. t ... ,
twa-Vlta, 4 of.
Orania Jula
Adams, 49 Of, -
Qrapafruit
Meoo (broken). No.
Boyal Club (fancy) So.
:
.17
.43
Vita Pak, No. 1 .
46 oz.
lex-Delta, No. t
46 ox. .
Bin R. No. 3
Del Monte, No. S .
48 ox. .
- Smith (broken). 46 ox..
Orchard Garden, 46 oz.
Coffee
Wesson. 'I pL M
I quart .63
54 salloo . 11.13
Manila. 1 pi, .37
1 quart .69
1 gallon X2.12
lay Day, 1 pt. B
1 quart .41
1 gallon 1.63
Carnation Quick Oats.
S lbs
Carnation Oats Begu.
lar. S lbs.
Carnation Oats Quick,
20 ox. .
Carnation Oata Regu
lar, zo ox. .
Oats Regular. 48 ox
Oats Quick. 48 ox.
Carnival Oats. 48 ox
Crystal Wedding Oats,
IS ox
Quaker's .
Oats Quick, 48 ox.
Oats Quick, sw ox.
Oats Regular, 45 ox.
Oats Regular. 0 ox
Puffed Rice. 4 ol.
Puffed Wheat. 4 ox.
Muffets. 10 ox.
Hominy Grits, li lbs
si Syrups
.77 Syrup
- Stale?'! Corn (crystal.
0 JOS. .
Cahs Plour
Sperry, 9.9 lbs.
.56
White Spear, .S lbs M
Softasllk. St lbs. M
S-ansdo, S V-
Fisher's. 5 lbs .17
Pancaka. Waftla and
Biscuit Mix
Alber's Buckwheat,
. lb. .76
4 lbs. .13
Albrr's Flapjack Mix.
.S lb. M
4 lb,. .31
IJ lbs. .IS
Hi lbs. .11
Bisqulek. si3 lbs. .
li lbs.
J
U
Elbow SpaghetU. It OS.
II ox.
8 ox.
Coiled SpaghetU. 24 ox.
14 ox.
oa.
Neodlaa
Olio Mission" Mis.
sionetta Fancy Coll
ed Keg Noodles, ,
1 V.
a ni
"Jlanchu" Chinese Zsg"
8
Porters' Noodle pro
ducts. 16 ox.
8 or.
Frillets. 6 ox.
Fine Kzg. 16 ox. .
Cup Saucer Oats-
Quick, 8 lbs.
Durkees, Cottonseed,
1- gallon
Shortenings
Cup k Saucer'Oats
Regular, S lbs.
. Crystalware Oats
Quick, 8 lbs.
Carnation Farina,
14 OZ. .
Hydragenattd -
Crlaco, 1 lb.:
lbs
Snowdrift, rib.,
g lbs
Spry.1 lb.
3 lbs
Fluffo. 1 lb. .
S lbs.
Ranks. 1 lb.
Del Monte, 1 lb.
Kaffee. Bag, 1 lb.
Wadbam's or
Memorie, 1 lb. -
Caravan, 1 lb. .
Ul
7
.40
Royal Satin, 1 lb.
I lbs.
Othar
Jewel, 1 lb.
lbs.
.16
.7
.76
.74
M
.75
.11
.61
.14
M
.a
Pearls or Wheat. tt ox. .30
Pearls of Wbeat, 14 OS. .10
Corn Flakes, S ox. .OS
Corn Flakea. 11 ox. .09
Peacock Farina. 9 lbs. M
Peacock Oats. 9 lbs. .M
llinlt Oats. 9 lbs. .55
Post
Post Toaitles, 6 Of.
Post Toasties, 11 oz
Post Toasties, 18 ox.
40 Bran Flakes. 8 ol.
40 Brsn Flakes. 14 ox.
Whole Bran Sbreds,
10 ox.
(golden), 5 lbs.
iwajlle, a lbs.
Blue Karo, z4 oz
Blue Karo, 6 lbs. .
Red Karo, 24 ox.
Red Karo, 6 lbs.
log Cabin, 12 ox.
log Cabin. 21 ox.
Msllo Drips, SH4 oi
Vermont Msid. 12 ox
Vermont Maid. 24 ox
Tea Gsrden Syrup,
12 ox. .
Tea Garden Syrup,
z oz.
Fliher's Biscuit Mix.
2, lbs.
8 oz.
Tea Garden Drips.
IS OS.
.55 Post Tens, Indlv.
Tea Garden Drips,
- ox.
Big Bargain. 1 lb M
Maxwell Bouse, 1 lb J&
Ins.
Lard '
Ellverleaf, 1 lb.
4 lbs.
Royal Club, 1 lb.
3 bs.
Golden West, 1 lb,
Alpine, 1 lb.
8 lbs.
Airway. 1 lb
Nob 1IIII, 1 lb
Edwards, 1 lb
M
.96
.87'
.36
.70
.21
.15
Honey and -'
Peanut Butler
Honty
Dexter, 14 oz. .
,18
Canned Fish .
Tuna
Whllo Star, Telle
Fin, li
'A
Royal Club, 14 ox.
Rradihaw (strained)
2 lbs. .;
P la nut Buttsr
8klppy. 6'oz.
Sklppy, 16 ox. .
Garden. lbs. .
General Foods
- .45 Orapeouts, 12 ox.
11.78 Grapenuts Flakes, 7 oz.
Grapenuts Flakes,
13 oz.
: : Grapenut Mea,:16 ox .15
Kellogg
Corn Flskes, 0 oz.- , .06
Corn Flakes, 11 ox. . .10 .
Corn Flakes. 18 oz. . .14
All Bran, 15 oz. .21
All Bran. 10 ox. .18
Bran Flskes. 8 ox. -.11
Bran Flakes, 14 ox.
Krumbles, 9 ox.
Pep, 8 oz.
Sleepy Hollow, 12 oz
Molatseo
Ann,, rtlnal. ( a
Aunt Dinah. 24 oz. .
Brier Rabbit
(Green label), 24 a
(Gold label) 24 oz.
Grandma'a, 24 oz.
Grandma's, 2V lbs.
Sugar
15 lb. Sack,
Beet .
.18
.23
Aunt Jemima Pancake
Mix,' IV, lbs
l'.i lbs. ,
Aunt Jemima Ruck,
wheat Mix. 2i lbs.
14 lbs.
Hsrvest Blossom
Pancake, 9.8 lbs.
6 lbs.
.49
7
Susanna Pancake,
S! lbs.
!' lbs.
OS.
Xurle Q Noodles, 16 ox.
"U. 8. Bgg Noodles ".
16 ox. .
"t'hlne.e Maid Chow
Melri', 6 ox. -.
"Itnyal Club" Freh
Kgg Noodles. 16 ox.
8 oi.
Noodlettes, 6 oz.
16 ox.
8 oz. . .
Plain Chinese Noodles,
Pilisbury Pancake,
9.8 lbs.
21, lbs.
I'l lbs.
Pill, bury Hungry
.lark. 9.4 Ilia.
Krusteax, 17 ox.
.60
M
.15
.
.29
Poultry
Broilers and Fryers
irreiaroj
Drawn
Quirk Frozen .
Fowl
Dressed
Drawn .
3
10 lb. Sack, Caoa .
Beet .
I lb. Back, Cans .
Beet .
Acmo (solid), A
- Swiflwater (shredded)
.'4
: Acmo Albacore (fancy)
. 8 ox. .
(shredded), 8 ox.
Salmon
Del Monico, Bilverslde
(fancy). V4
Bumble Bee. Columbia
River (fancy), 14
Del Monte (red). IT
Chief (Chum), IT
Glacier Pink, IT
6ea Klst (fancy red),
IT
Sea Cap (fancy pink),
IT
Sardinia
' Booth, Tomato Sauce,
15 oz.
Shrimp
Orleans (wet pack,
oroaenj, t
Blue Jacket (large dry
'', ',i
Royal Club, 8 ox.
Royal Club, 16 ox. .-
. Royal Club, 24 ox.
Royal Club, 2 Iba,.
Wadham'a, 16 ox.
Real - Roasti 16 oz.
Real Hoast, 2 lbs.
Reverly. 16 ox. .
fleverly, 2 lb. -Beverly,
t ox.
Canned Milk
Kvaporatad'
Carnation, tall .
Baby size
Bego, tall slza
ttaby slxe .
Alpine, tall slxa .
xlaby alia .
Borden's, tall slxa
Baby slxa .
Morning, tall slxa
Bsby sire
Pet, tall slza
uaby slsa
Cherub, tall site
Gondensed
Eagle Brand, tall site.
..II
.05
.11
.05
.11
.05
.11
.05
.11
.05
.11
.or,
.10
Shredded Wheat. 12 ox.
) Rice Krisples, 6 ox.
cream oi vneat, za os.
Cream of Wheat, 11 oz.
H-0
Oats Regular. 16 ox.
Oats Quick. 16 ox.
Oata Regular, 2 lbs.
Oats-Quick, 2 lbs.
Dlnamlte, I'i lbs.
Dlnsmlte. 3 lbs.
Roman Meal, lbs.
Wbeatena. 22 ox.
Shredded Ralston,
12 ox. .
Ralston W. W. Cereslj
24 ox. .
(largo net pack),
Issued this 8th day of May, 1943
' Office of Price Administra
. tion, Klamath Falls District
Office, Klamath Falls, Ore
gon. Edward Ostendorf,
' , - District Director,
OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINIS
TRATION, KLAMATH FALLS
DISTRICT OFFICE, REGION
VIII . - -'
Opinion Accompanying Order
No. 1 of Klamath Falls District
Office Region VIII, Under Gn-
oral Order No. 51.
On May 6, 1943, the Office of
Price Administration issued Gen
eral Order No. 81 which author
ized the Regional offices and
tuch other offices as may be
suthoriieij by the appropriate
Shredded Wheat -
Biscuit, 1! ox.
Malta Meal, 26 ox,
Ener-O, 26 ox. ,
Whiffs of Wheat, ox.
Whiffs of Rice. 6 ox.
Instant Ralston, 1 lb,.
Bhreddies, 12 oz.
' Mother's
Cup it Saucer Oats,
Regular, 48 oz.
Cup A Saucer Oats
Quick. 48 ox.
China Regular, 48 ox.
t lb. Sack, Cana .
Reel .
t lb. Carton, Cans .
1 lb, Cartoo, Cana
Beet .
Cana 11.87
1.M
.75
.74
.39
l
.18
.16
.16
Macaroni,
Spaghetti and
Noodles ,
Macaroni
Cello Mission (tong
Macaroni) 16 os.
Elbow Macaroni, 27 ox.
16 OI. ,
Large Elbow, 27 ox.
la ox.
lb. .44
lb. .59
. lb. .67
lb. .M
. lb. .81
Small Sea Shell, 16 ox.
Salad Macaroni. 16 oz.
Dainty Salad Rings,
16 ox.
"Best Bet", 254 lbs.
' "Porters' Past Pro
ducts. 21 oz. .
14 ox.
Golden C. Brown .
Powdered
Bar or Dessert
Cubelets
.10
.10
.12
Flour and
Flour Mixes
Flour
Bed Arrow. 49 lb. .
Flagstaff, 49 lb.
241,4 lbs.
v.8 lbs.
. 1.97
. 2.26
. 1.17
.54
Drifted Snow, 49 lbs. 2.95
2414 lbs. 1.41
Queen Anne, 49 lbs. t.39
. 1.19
. t.99
. 1.48
. .64
Alphabets, 16 oz. .
Macaroni. 16 oz. .
"Van Camps"
Tenderonl, 6 oz.
"Sheffords" Macaroni
Dinner, 6 oz. .
"Royal Club" Long
Macaroni, 24 ox.
14 OI.
8 OX.
Salad Macaroni, tt ox.
It ox.
8 ox.
Butter
(It Seora)
H or l lb.. Parchment
Wrapped lb. JU
Carton b. J7
U lb.. Parchment
Wrapped b. 7
Carton lb. 7
U lb.. Parchment
Wrapped ii lb. ,16
Bread
(Salsa from baktrlaa
or independent atorsa)
114 . Whlta or Whole.
wbeat , ,14
I!4 lb. 8andwlch ,16
1 lb. Wholewheat or
while rinnl ,n
1 lb. Wholewheat
naiain
Elbow, tt ox.
14 ox.
8
Small Shell Macaroni,
24 ox. ,
14 ox. -
8
24V4 H'S.
Gold Medal, 49 lbs..
241. lbs.
v ids.
Corrugated Macaroni.
24 ox.
14 ox.
8 ox.
.26
.17
M
.26
.17
JO
.26
.17
J
J
.17
09
1 lb. Milk Loaf'
1 lh. Rva
I lb. Cracked Wheat
loo?v wheat .
Fluid Milk
Milk
Quarts
Coffea Craam
14 Pints
1 Pint
1 Quart
.12
Harvest Blossom,
49 lbs.
2t! lbs.
9.8 lbs.
Fisher's, 49 lbs. .
24!. lbs.
9.8 lbs.
China Quick, 48 os.
Regional office to fix community
celling prices for retail sales of
food. This authority was dele
gated to the Klamath Falls Dis
trict Office by the San Fran
cisco Regional Office,
This Order No. 1 fixes com
munity ceiling prices for the
foods listed therein, in accord
ance with the criteria-set forth
in General Order No. 51.
No seller, except a "Retail
Route Seller" may charge more
than these community celling
prices. Retail route sellers may
continue to charge their present
celling prices. The community
ctjlllng prices shall be the only
celling prices for such food items
for "Class 1 Retail Stores." All
other sellers must continue to
Kltchencraft, 49 lbs..
V lbs.
9.8 lbs.
. .17
. t.8l
. 1.37
. .62
. 2.17
. 1.13
. .50
Alphabet. 8 ox.
Spaghsttl
"Cello Mission" Long
Spaghetti. 16 oz.
EIIkjw Spaghetti, 27 ox.
16 oz,
"Best Bet", 2V4 lbs.
"Porters". 16 oz. .
"Royal Citlh", Long
Spaghetti, 24 ox. .
, II ox.
S ox.
Procetied Cheese
Kraft American, H rb. .!
Kraft Old English,
14 lb. .1
Kraft Velveeta, U lb, ,i
Kraft Dinner, 1 pkg.
Kraft Philadelphia
Crram. 8 oz
Kraft Cheese Spreads
Relish Cream, I ol. .1
Pimento Cream, 6 oz
Ollva pimento Cream
6 oz. , .:
Old Rngllsh, 6 ox. , .1
Pahat-Ktt (atandard,
Hwlas, Pimento) ,!
Cheezliam Spread .1
charge any lower celling prices
established by any other applic
able price regulations. All re
tail stores are required to post
their selling prices for the food
items covered in the order,
"Class 1 Retail Stores" must al
so post, in a conspicuous place
in their store, a list of the prices
set forth In the order, when such
list is supplied by the Office of
Price Administration,
All other retail stores must
continue to post their ceiling
prices as required by the ap
plicable price regulation fixing
their ceiling prices.
All retail stores selling any of
these food items must post the
class their slore Is in, as de
termined in accordance with the
provisions of Revised Maximum
Price Regulations Nos. 238 and
268, on a sign reading "OPA-1",
"OPA-2", "OPA-3 or "OPA-4",
whichever applies, so that It can
be clearly seen by their cust
omers. The prices fixed In this Order
No. 1 arc generally fair and
equitable and will effectuate the
purposes of the Emergency Price
Control Act of 1942, as amend
ed, Executive Order Not 9250,
and Executive Order No. 9328.
Issued this 8th day of May,
1943.
Office of Price Administra
tion, Klamath Falls District
Office, Klamath Falls, Ore
gon. EDWARD OSTENDORF,
District Director.
Portland Air Base
Investigates Crash
PORTLAND, Ore., May 11 (IF)
The Portland army air base In
vestigated today the crash of a
medium bomber near Sprague,
Wash., ytviterdny In which the
crow of five was killed.
The plane was returning to
the base from a flight to Spo-1
kune. Witnesses said It was trail
ing smoke before It hit the
ground and exploded, slinking
houses four miles away,
Alwnys rend the classified ad.
UNDISTURBED
ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. WV-( )
Pvt. Ralph V. Anderson ot D4
trolt doiied off In a hotel lobby,
When he awoke, he told po
lice, his wrist watch was gone.
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