July 6. 1043
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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SWIMMING
POOL RELEASED
A proKrnm for boy and girls
taking swimming throuoh the
urnmor recreation prournm wiui
releuseri today from tho recrea
tion office.
It wus announced Hint nil boy
nd girls who wish to swim for
recrentlon purposes should rcK li
ter undor their ago Kroup In the
iwlmmori class. Thin will en
able them to iwlm for an hour
for flvo cents.
The ichedule lor this week l
u follow:
Wednesday morning All non
swimmers, ages 10 to 12, report
at 0 o'clock. All swimmers,
sues 10 to 12, report nt II
o'clock.
Wednesday afternoon All
non-swimmers, ages 7 to 0 years.
report at 1 o clock. All swim
mpm, ages 7 to 0, report nt 3
o'clock.
Thursday raornlni - Non-
wlmmerii, 13 years and over, 0
o'clock. Swimmers, 13 yenn and
over, 10 o'clock.
Thursday afternoon Non-
swimmers, 7 to 8 yciirii, 1 o'clock.
Non-swlmmprs, 10 to 12 yenra, 2
o'clock. Non-swimmers, 13 and
over, 3 o'clock.
Frldny morning Non-swim
men, 7 to D years, 1 o'clock
Swimmer, ages 10 to 12 years,
11 o'clock.
Friday afternoon Non-swim
men, 7 to Oyean, 1 o'clock
Swimmera, 7 to 0 yenn, 3
o'clock.
Each boy and girl la to bring
. n..,- -..J fi. ..,.! Gull, n..
be rented for 10 cent, according
to Dave Bridge, recreation supervisor.
In the city of Cairo ... an
outstanding feature hns been tho
behavior of the American troops
which has been of an exemplary
character. Sir Thomas Went
worth Russell, police command
ant of Cairo, Egypt.
When the Allies win, a lot of
people are going to get out of
the dark about the bright side
of life.
Wallace, Jones Continue
Verbal Slugging; Demand
For Investigation Renewed
By TOM REEDY
WASHINGTON, July 8 UP)
Six-foot-two Jesse Jones, tho ad
ministration's bunker, and Vice
1'rcsldent Henry Wullnce, who
out-wrcatlcs soldiers at the
stugo-door canteen, apparently
were only warming up in their
week-long verbal slugging
mutch. Today, their appraisals
of each Other had hit a new
high In recrlmlnntion.
Tho Intent explosion over
tho policies of Wallace's board
of economic wurfnro (BKW) and
J o n e a' reconstruction finance
corporation (RFC) wldoned the
rift so fnr that perhaps only the
firm nnd personal touch of
President Rooscvolt can heal It.
His trouble-shooter, James F.
flymen, failed when he made
an initial attempt,
Jones Opens Up
Jones, accused by Wallace of
holding up UKW'S purchases of
strategic wur materials, opened
up both burrels lust night. He
used 7300 words to tell whut
he thinks ubout Wallace none
ol it complimentary. In Wal
lace's absence, his second, Mllo
Perkins of UKW, took up the
cudgel and shot buck that Jones
nnd his RFC hud acted like the
fublcd sleeper, .Rip Van Winkle.
Jones addressed his remarks
to the senato appropriations
committee, Perkins replied In
a letter to tho same group.
Demand Inquiry
There. was prompt reaction In
tho senate. Senator Bridges
(R-N.H.) declared ho was re
newing his demand for an In
vestigation of tho exchanges, to
be handled by the military af
fairs committee.
"Congress ought to find out
who is right," he said.
Hridges' resolution for an In
quiry lies In the ranking com-
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What to do with your gum!
Hero's a word of advice to motorists who go bucketing merrily
long thinking their oil filter is straining out tho gum and goo
that collocta in all motor oil. Tain't so! After about 8,000
miles your filter ordinarily gets so clogged up that oil can't
poaa. It aidostepa through by-pass valve and carries dust,
gum and motal pnrticlos from the crnnkcase into your motor.
That's an open invitation to repair bills bo ask us to roplsoe
your oil filter oloment overy 8,000 mites. It only takes a minute.
Three Great Gasolines
I do a lot of talking about Stand
ard "Unsurpassed," but that sure
doesn't moan you should ' forgot
Standard's two other grades of
gasolino. No sir, for a follow who
wants tho power, pick-up and anti
knock performance of a premium
. gasolino, he can't got bettor than
Standard's Supreme. And for econ
omy value, just stick to Flight.
When your stop goes
Seeing if your stop light has
gone out is just about as
easy as looking at tho back
of your nock. To make sure
you're gotting this mighty
important protection, ask
any of us at the Sign of the
Chevron to chock it for you;
If the bulb is out, we can
install a new one in a flash.
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mlttee which has indicated lit
tle desire to get Into the ruckus.
The senato committee on post
war planning may make an ex
haustive investigation of the
BEW's operations, Senator
Oeorge (D-Gu.) disclosed, however.
Jones' Arguments
Tho big, plocid-looking Jones
spoke In this vein:
"His (Wallace's) tirade Is so
filled with mnlicc, Innuendo,
half-truths and no truths at all,
that considerations of self-respect
and of common Justice to
my associates force me to ex
pose his unscrupulous tactics."
He took up one by one the
vice president's complaints that
RFC had held up BEW pur
chases of beryllium, cobalt, cor
undum, tantalum, zirconium and
quartz crystal and he denied
them all. RFC, in fact, Is pur
chasing 37 different metals and
the 20 not mentioned by Wal
lace account for 07 per cent of
Its dollar commitments and 00
per cent by weight, said Jones.
Perkins Letter
Stacked against these conten
tions was a letter by Perkins
of BEW to the same senate com
mittee which accused Jones of
throwing up a smoke screen.
"He has not proved and can
not prove that he bought what
the vice president charged him
with not buying," wrote Per
kins. Salem Legion Has
Red Face After
This Carnival
SALEM, July 6 (IP) Broken
trinkets labeled "Made in
Japan" littered a city park to
day and American Legion of
ficials still had red faces.
Soldiers got the trinkets as
prizes at a Legion-sponsored
carnival last night, smashed
them against trees. Children
Joined in. Legionnaires asked
carnival operators to withdraw
the offending items.
Betty Grable, Harry
James Back to Work
After Marriage
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif.,
July 0 UP) Radio and studio
commitments called ace trumpet
man Harry James and his bride.
Screen Actress Betty Grable,
back to work today.
The band leader and Miss
Grable were married early yes
t e r d a y in Las Vegas, Nov.,
where Miss Grable had gone to
meet James upon his arrival
from New York.
They hurried by automobile
to the home James has leased
here for a few hours' rest be
fore Miss Grable was due to
resume work on a picture today,
and James had a scheduled
broadcast.
The American people have the
most Intense admiration for the
fighting qualities of the Red
Army, as demonstrated In the
two tragic years Just passed,
and have the deepest sympathy
for the suffering of the people
from whose loins that army
sprang. A. H. Sulzberger, New
York Times publisher.
ALMA McLEAN
Is now at the
Palace Beauty Shop
111 Main PhoM un
Formerly it
IDIAL SIAUTY SHOP
It Is our Intention to bring the
war tiome to Japan In such a
manner that tho whole empire
will feel Its full impact in a
most violent and destructive
way. Lieut. Gen, Joseph T. Me-Narney.'
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WANTED
Salesgirl
for women's sportswear and
shoes. Experience preferred.
20 to 35 years. Apply In per
son from 9i00 io 12:00.
FOULGER'S
S1
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LOOK FOR THE
GREEN MARKERS
You can, spot them immediately
they indicate non-rationed
foods. You'll be amazed at the
variety of good foods that require
no points.
GKEfN MfANS "GO AHfAD"
Summertime baking
an economy measure
Kitchen pretty warm those days? Let
tho oven do most of your cooking work
this summer! It's easier and by the .
way, summertime baking is really an
economy measure. Just think of tho
ways moat can be stretched with the
aid of tho oven . . . shortcakes, meat
pies, and oh, so many other ways! Use
meat drippings for shortening, and let
the good flavor carry the meal forward.
ISCUITS Let those meat drippings
get firm in the refrigerator, then use
them for making biscuits for meat
shortcakes. Creamed hamburger is
grand topping. Or cut link sausages
into small slices, fry them and make a
gravy from the drippings and serve
them over the biscuits.
MEAT PUS Use the same kind of bis
cuit dough made with drippings for a
covering for meat pie. Use leftover
meat or small pieces of precooked
meat, vegetables of your choice and
enough thickened juice from the meat
or vegetables to give moisture to the
pie filling. Cover with biscuit dough
snd bake in a hot oven (450 F.) until
the crust is rich, golden brown.
SUMMERTIME STUFFING Ever think
of serving stuffing in place of potatoes
. . . even though you haven't anything
to stuff? It is really something the
family will like. For 3 cups of bread
crumbs, sdd $ tap. salt, i tap. pepper,
sago or other seasoning to taste, saute
sliced green onions, tops and all, and
15 cup meat drippings. Mix and pack
into loaf pan or ring mold. (An egg or
i cup of evaporated milk enriches and
binds the stuffing together.) Bake in
modcrato ovon (350 F.) for about
one-half hour or until browned slightly.
Serve as a meat accompaniment.
ICONOMY CAKI Sift 2 cups all
purpose flour with 2 H taps, baking
powder, 1 tap. cinnamon and hi tap.
cloves. Cream together 3 tbsps. short
ening and 3 tbsps. meat drippings and
add 1 cup of sugar gradually, creaming
until smooth. Add 1 egg and beat well,
then add flour mixture alternately with
cup milk. Then odd 1 tap. vanilla or
other flavoring. Bake in greased layer
cake pans or muffin tins in moderate
oven (375 F.) for about 25 minutes or
until done. Fill layers if desired with
chopped raisins and honey mixture.
MOLASSES COOKIES Use those
meat drippings in your favorite recipe
for molasses cookies. You'll got an
honest-to-goodness old-fashioned .
flavor. And tho cookies make grand
accompaniments to fresh fruit.
VICTORY CANNING AND DRYING
are current topics of conversation.
Julia Lee Wright's article in this week's '
Family Circle tells you how to go
about it. Helpful hints on sun and
oven drying and jelly and jam making
will make summer canning a ploasure.
Safeway
Homemakers' Bureau
JUUA USE WRIGHT, DiiMh
sack S3
Kitchen Craft Flour 10-lb. bag 49c)
Gold Medal Flour
Baking Powder
Baking Powder
Royal
Calumet
POWDERED SUGAR Mb. etn. 8c
BROWN SUGAR Mb. pkg. 7
SALT, Maximum, plain or iodiied,
26-ox. pkg 8c
ALBER'S YELLOW CORN MEAL,
5-lb. bag 23e
MOLASSES, Gold Brer Rabbit,
24-ox. bottle 33c
PEANUT BUTTER, Real Roast,
Mb. far 28c
M J B BROWN RICE 1 lb. 12c
NABISCO BRAN Mb. pkg. 19c
i4U-lb. sack f ,UT
24M-lb. sacs: 7.27
. 8-os. tin fc jL
...25-ot. csn
25c
SHORTENING
1SH. Snowdrift. 3-lb. Jar
SHORTENING
SR. Royal Satin..
I
...1 Lb.
22c
CAKE FLOUR, Swanidown,
large pkg 26c
PANCAKE FLOUR, Suianno,
20-ox. pkg .... 9c
3'-lb. pkg 19c
(5R) OLEOMARGARINE,
Sunny Bank Mb. pkg. 19c
ALMOND EXTRACT, Schilling's,
1-or. bottle 19e
CREAM WHIP, Crescent, 2-oz. pkg. 23c
JOY CAKE and Muffin Mix,
12-qi. pkg 28c
BREAD
Julia Lee Wright
lVlb. loaf 13c
OTHER TYPICAL SAFEWAY VALUES
Nob? Hill Coffee
Airway Coffee
Edwards Whole Roast Coffee
SODA CRACKERS, Tasty Maid,
2-lb. pkg 27c
HI HO CRACKERS Mb. pkg. 20c
SALAD DRESSING, Duchess,
8-ox. bottle 12e
KRAFT MIRACLE WHIP,
16-ox. bottle 27c
(4R) KRAFT CHEESE, Velveeta,
Vi-lb. pkg 23c
(2R) VIENNA SAUSAGE, Libby's,
No. Vi can 11c
OLIVES, Lindsay, medium ripe,
pint glass 23c
(10R) CHILI SAUCE, Moneta,
12'i-ox. bottle 17c
MUSTARD, Heinz, brown, 6-ox. jar 10c
PLANTERS SALTED PEANUTS, bag 5c
(8) BEANS, Great Northern,
2-lb. bag 19e
(8) LARGE DMAS 2-lb. pkg. 26c
(8) SPLIT PEAS, green or yellow,
2-lb. pkg 23c
MINUTE MAN SOUP MIXES,
pkgi 325c
CLAMS, Pioneer, minced. No. Vi tin 23c
(14) CORN, Country Home,
whole kernel No. 2 can 16c
(4) TOMATO JUICE, Sunny Dawn,
46-oz. can 21c
VAN CAMP TENDERONI, 6-ox. pkg. 9c
MACARONI, Porter's Elbow,
14-oz. pkg ..14e
PECTIN, Jels Rite 8-ox. 225c
PECTIN, Pen-Jel 3-oz. pkgs. 11c
PARAFFIN, Jelly Seal Mb. pkg. 13c
SHREDDED RALSTON CEREAL,
12-oz. pkg 12c
POST TENS Cereals 11 -ox. 22c
RICE KRISPIES, Kellogg's,
S'j-ox. pkg .'.12c
GRAPE NUTS 12-oz. pkg. 13c
KOOL AID pkg. 29c
ITALIAN PRUNES ...2-lb. pkg. 31c
CHASE & SANBORN Coffee
Mb. bag 30c
HILLS BROS. Coffee Mb. glass 33c
Buy War Stamps and Bonds
Regularly
1-lb. bag 25c
Mb. pkg. 21c
1-lb. pkg. 26c
Sierra Pine Toilet
Soap . . 2 bars 13c
Super Suds
23c
Concentrated.
24-os. Bex .
I
SU-PURB Granulated Soap,
24-oz. pkg 20c
MECHANICS HAND SOAP, Peers,
Regular 320c
OXYDOL Washing Powder,
24-oz. pkg. : .23c
SWAN SOAP reg. bars 6c
PALMOLIVE Soap reg. bars 320c
SOAP FLAKES, Ivory, 12'2-ox. pkg, 23
DOG FOOD, Red Heart, dehydrated,
8-ox. pkgt. ....229
FRISKIES 2-lb. pkg. 24a
DOG FOOD, Pard, dehydrated,
pkgt 225e
MATCHES, Favorite etn. 23c
SCOTT'S TOWELS roll 10
snss swum
1
Priced by the pound to save you money. Buy just what you
can use today pay only (or what yon get at Safeway.;
Ceerjf Famous Oregon. Utah type ..
LeftlfCe Local. Crisp heads .
Turnips TopI off
OrangeS crammed with Jules
Cantaloupes Swnl plok
Lb. 23c
Lb. 70c
Lb. 5c
. Lb. 70c
Lb. 72V2C
WATERMELONS RASPBERRIES YOUNGBERRIES BOYSENBERRIES
HONEYDEW SEEDLESS GRAPES LOWEST MARKET PRICE
Prices on Safeway guaranteed meats are aa low as these .
every day of the week.
Bacon Squares
Dry Sali Pork ....
Sirloin Sieak
Rib Boil
Lb. 27c
Lb. 23c
Lb. 37c
Lb. 27c
4Pts.
BPis.
12 Pts.
6 Pis
CAfioi Does a urrce caxoumg
fW AST QIKIH WITH
eNVY CAROL WHEN I
THINK OF AUTH! CANNING I
YOU CAN CO. AND Mf
NOTOOINO
Wl.WHY CON'rI
IVOUOOSOMf
CANNING TOO J
-J mism i i
OH. Sum IU JUST RUN HOMF TO
MY UTTIS APARTMENT AND HARVEST
MY VICTORY GARDEN . IN A WINDOW
BOX1 OHCAROl" SOMETIMES I FEEL
JUST UKf A CUFF OWEUEfti
AU. RIGHT1 SO YOU CANT HAVE A VICTORY
GARDEN ' BUT YOU CAN HAVE A CHOICE FROM
SOW OF THE BEST GARDENS IN THE WDRLOI
RIGHT AT YOUR SAFEWAY STORE ' WHY THEY HAVE
GUARANTEED FRESH PRODUCE1 NOW, DO YOU
STIU SAY YOU ARE GREEN WITH ENVY t
A rVfsa 1. '"SIl34.il 1 I
iias1
Whether you've been able to
raise a Victory Garden or not j
. . . It's mighty nice to have a
nearby Safeway where you can
buy fresh-from-the-farm produce
to put up at home Use Safeway
stocks to swell your pantry
shelves of home-canned foods I
SAFEWAY.
MXL J - tTJ; V')jJ THANK 0U CAROL-.
TftllLjLri. j J s VAJaTELUNG MB ABOUT
&?j335S;rX 100 H6AR W l IK TOMORROW I START
WHAT I HEAR ? J f WV CANNINfl I j
STANDARD OF CALIFORNIA