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Newspaper Page Text,25, I9M HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS OREGON PACE NINt IMnv WninPLllSri T New NLWV Head pv 'It." '; n DORM TALKED jfCilTTEE Dire liocd nf 1ii mltory f.ielll- uii-ii men. cnjeclii V P'.l weekend, win; expressi'il I" ..niiH-M of the Mtiniuin nun-jJ'rltn.m-..lcoin.nlltf. ,.t 1,1,,. M'lUll "1 """ .' Bin i "" "'""'I; , ,..kt In Hi" llllllllllH''lll f . So.V. ny contact Cliir- L Ilumlili' of tlio msuiei ui ViVlof topic 'MM-iisw.fcl W.-liH.l..y , the tow and where of li.ws men wl come Into Si'slli J,'"ll seol1"" ler'l"K .cwinnwdullO'W- . TllU.1 fin'. " ",y ".""I1 to "uVli fi.ollltlu h Kirch f wliirli Hev. luwne V. " ' lnl..il Hint 11! Jhlmvc been niiilntulnod nl llin Arch's community hull since arch I". A fee 'of SS W.U l . kl fc-r covering hmmliy costs, in ilio Instim where mrvlcc in lin-1 "1 l""t'n "bl" my' Sc church takes ciiro of llmt ox Mtue. Il.vu--i "' Volun chiircli women clean .the ' .i ..iiiiiiui I ho bens cncli morning. 'v' """''"i ,,,"nfll"' UK chfckli.l! I" ei.eh night. The hull ' loc"1"''1 "l 11,0 c,,r ,J of Garden unci Miirtln nntl Z al fncllllles I "going full bil Dev. llnynes mild. Need lor adililli'Wd dormitories mirh u the Community Conm oKiitlon il church has established, are In n.i,i,. xtnii-tl. mul IL I L....I il.nl iillwr plilirclios will Ifollow thill lend. E i. Robert lienjiimln Spencer, ibout 73, h resident of Kliimutli I'llln for over 10 years, wan found dend lit his homo Just vnt of tlio Whlto Aulo court on the Pel lain City rond Wed nesday afternoon about 4 oclock. The d icovery w mnde by hb landlord, Slevo Berry, nnd Wllllom Forslse. a nelKhuor, ho Invo.Htliiiiti'd when they no ticed Mr. Spcnter'ii cur, which he nlwiiya had put In tho en nt'e when not In us. .itiindlni; outside for scvcrnl tliiyn. Deputy Sheriff Jnck Frnney ind a deputy coroner, culled to Lht scene, usccrtiilnt'd thnt the man hud probably died hoiuc lime Monday and of natural causes. Mr. Spencer'n body won removed to Ward's funeral home. Ho Is survived by bis wile, Mrs. Sophia Spencer of this city. Mr. Spencer was ft retired school teacher. Of later yenrs nt nod done landscape garden ing In this community and -orked for tha Shopper's Guide In the circulation department. Morse Scos End Of NLRB With War PORTLAND, Mny 2S (P) Wayne L. Morse, republican sen sorial candidate, and former member of the nntlonnl war In Mr bonrd. sold Inst tilclit Hint the bonrd should bo abolished ns won as tho last bullet of the war Is fired. Speaking at the Portland In "lute of public relations, ho Mm me Doarrl has clone Kood orK, but declared tho Kovern "lent should slop out of labor "Miration when tho war Is over. QUOTA UPPED PORTLAND. Mny 25 (VP) E. Jmmittcc chairman, has volun- t '";"PPcn Oregon's quota. In Z"ih War Loan" t rlvo to ku. ' ' "u cxpiaincn mm ".'mount will finance Amer- ',war effort for only 12 hours Anna Lore .Sttaois, above, of Now York, la tho new president of tho Nnllumil LeiiKuo of Wom en Voters, (oIIowIiik her recent elccllun nl iir.inlziitloii' con vention In Chlcniio. IE li FOREST SERVICE Forest Supervisor L. K. Mays nas iiniiuuiici'd inal John M. Urrbeil, who has been serving on the .staff of the Fremont na tional forest for tho oast three ye;ns, has been promoted to the position of assistant forest sup ervisor oi nut loiyube notional forest iij Nevada and California. Herbert will move to his new headquarters In Reno about .Inly 1. 'the T'olyabo national forest In Nevada was recently ciilarKcd by cunsollduliiiK it witn a large part of the Mono national ioicht, which lies west of Kcno in Nevada and California. This eulai'Ked forest contains extreme ly important rni(e as well as 1 1 inner resources. Jierbert was selected to fill tho position because of his know ieclfo of raiiKo management and range livestock operations. Herbert was graduated irom Ore gon Suite college with a degree in animal husoandry in lu;i5. He has served as Junior range examiner on the Wallowa, Ocn oco and Dtschuics forests, assist ant ranger on the lily ranger district, and district ranger at i'alsjuy. Ho was promoted to the staff of the forest supervisor in Lnkcvlcw March 1, 1941. John M. Kuecra, district ranger on the Warner district, will be promoted to the position vacated by Herbert. Ranger Jack 1. Groom from Paisley will replace Kuecra on the Warner district. Hanger Homer Oft from Crescent in tho Deschutes national forest will become dis trict ranger at Paisley. - Aerial gunners are taught not only to handle a gun with pre cision, but also how to handle tho radio and act as aviation ma' chinlsl's mutes. Mem. what co you l SERVE WITH V? X OA MUSTARD WITO WOP;FPADI5r4- BEST FOODS tvilh HORSIRADIIH I - . ' What's ffis fNADA drm Water 1 I "'."wurtiiiwmiM I v can hbar tho apnrhla In drinks mlxod with anoaa Dry Wator. "Pin-Point Carbonation" j u "on" of tinlOT bubblos . . . monfis Ilvollnosa : X0. Ins' ''Pi desplto molting leo. ' Wit y;, "quor ls Precloua ... too precious to mix ordinary dub sodas. For fullest enjoyment, im Ird" Dry Wator- It Pio1 formula point VP tho flavor of any toll drink. Jh WorW's Most Popular Club Soda . . . ,v iVitan. n.;ML f.H... , , awl inn fjwriur CANADA DRYi WAT E R Dili BOTTLE Jr'ft," Hetleni limit oar supply 15 . . 1 'on" eoapewte-MUirn n .mpi, boiilM to your l.!r-io(fy Plus iipoilt TI STATES T01IGP EE T S By D. HAROLD OLIVER Associated Proas Staff Writer Only Indiana and Nevada, re main to chooso state delegations to complete the rostor of tho re publican national convention opening In Chicago a month from tomorrow. Indiana's 20 w bo picked June 1-2 and Nevada's six June 10. Five more delegates also must be chosen, one in Tennessee Juno 1 to compluto that stutc's repre sentation ot 1U, and two each to renrcsont Puerto Rico and the Philippines. ! "With lOSli votes" In tho GOP convention and 530 necessary for a nomination maybe less depending on whether tho Philip pines can be represented the 40 remaining to bo selected could not give the leading candidate for the presidential nomination, Governor Thomas E. Dewey, enough known delegate strength in advance, for a first ballot nomination. But, counting his publicly pledged and otherwise promised support from 305 delegates, those 40 could swing It In the New Yorker's favor provided two big Btato delegations where Dewey strength has been claimed Pennsylvania and California go over to his side. These two states havo 120 delegates com bined. Pennsylvania has 70 unln- structcd delegates elected In a primary Dewey won by a big markln of write-In votes. In a meeting last Saturday they de cided not to commit themselves to a candidate now lest it em barrass some republicans expect ing to attend the governor's con ference in that state next week. North Dakota republicans added 1 1 delegates to the clalmed-for-Dewey total last night. California's 80 delegates, nom inally pledged to Governor Earl Warren, republican keynoter, were released by Warren yester day in letter to each delegate asking them not to present his name "for any position" at the national convention and not to cast their votes for him. Dewey supporters had been looking longingly at those 50 after a complimentary vote for Warren but Candidate John W. Brlcker, governor of Ohio, said yesterday that he has "many personal friends and supporters" in tho California delegation. French Accept British Invitation ALGIERS, May 23 (VP) Gen. Charles De Gaulle's office an nounced today that the French national committee president had "accepted in principle" a British Invitation to London to discuss questions of French administra tion "in the course of the exDect- ed battle on metropolitan French terruory." Men, Women! Old or Young! Need Pep? Want New Vim and Vitality? ThouMndt f M, 0, V, M ft wnk, MP'"?' Mr tha tbrir ;tiri,Un body Ukt Iron. Ttt UHrw. BopjjIlM tArapvtJ 4omi Iron wlim nwHt4 for ppf tluiltr. roantrr fMUnr. Alio pruvhyUtetU dot TlUmtn Hi, lflut, to roartt :tnt 6Mnef WMknaai, tram 'llnr.Jtsk ot rim. Mr introdtxtorT to nw only He Gat Oab ToeU TabitU todr. At tlror itarti vry whertv In Klamath ram, at nniiman, waifreen Drug, Dc Gaulle In expected to await I Ing Issues before proceeding nnrrtil ti ft rnomfint nn thrt rnrl. 'T.rtnrlnn ir Aiae ttmm 4nltil1ai r "ZZor jfint flavor 'depend on Schilling Schilling" Coffee fotv wocto you ecy rp WOUIO you BUY IAMB CHOPS BV THI BUNCH? OR WOULD YOU BUY YHIM BY THI POUND? WOULD YOU BUY DRY OOODS MIASURIO BY THI LINOTH OP A CLIRK't ARMt OR MIASURIO BY 96-INCH YARDS? tf, .', WOULD YOU .BUY PIOUR BV THI "OOOB-SIZID HANDPUff OR IN PACKAOIt WITH THI WIIOHT PLAINLY MARK! Df tj m urns nisi GRAPEFRUIT All Slies. Pound ...... 9c ORANGES New Crop Valencias. Pound ... 10c Prices Effective Thur., Fri., Sat. Mon., May 25 io 29 Inc. GST FULL VALUE. . . buy Produce by the pound CALAVOS The Aristocrat of Trull 1T1A Salads Lb. ' 2w During World War No. 1 One 1 00-lb. bag of sugar cost $26.00 Today, during World War No. 2, $26 will buy the fal lowing groceries ; at t Safe- ...56.10 way: 1 1 00-lb. bag sugar....!. 1 50-lb. baa Kitchen Craft Flour ....:...-:..$2.16 1 Cats Cherub Milk, 48 tall. .$4.00 1 Case Tomatoes, Gardentide, 24 2Vxt .....r $3.45 1 Case Corn, Country Home . Cream Style, 24 2s...........:..$3.09 1 Case Gardensido Peas, 24 2s $2.59 I Case String Beans, Gardonsida, 24 2s 1 10-lb. bag Rolled Oats.. 1 3Vi-lb. bag Suxanna Pancake Flour ..; 4 Small pkgs. Kellogg's Corn Flakes 1 10-lb. bag Yellow Corn. Meal $3.29 . .46 ; .20 .19 .47 $26.00 Safeway does this so you can enjoy the very best in fresh fruits and Vegetables: we rush them just as directly as possible from field to store, and then we price them by weight! No more worry about paying too much for a "small head" of this, or a "dozen" of that! Pound- pricing means iuu vaiire ior you in nne iresn produce I I NEW POTATOES 5V4C No. 1 White Shaftors ....Lb. Edwards Coffee 1- Lb. Glass , Nob Hill Coffee 2- Lb. Bag 45l l-Lb. Bag Airway Coffee 3- Lb. Bag S8t l-Lb. Bag Borden's Hemo l-Lb. Glass Filter Papers and Cloths rndbl 2 28c Stasty 20c I rf to use bacon ONIONS ONIONS 59c Koto Syrup Blue Label. Buy several Dependable, Pkg - Bread JuUb l ' . Wright....,...lM-Lb. Loaves lM-Lb. at this low price! ..........Glass for 15c 2 lot 25c 13c Guava Jelly Ferro Brand Made irom the delicious tropical guava no points. No. 2 H ca: 49c Tuna Valid Brand Perfect for snacks, hors d'oeuvres, ppotlsors no points! ....No. 54 cans 2,29c PEARS 43 Pis. Highway c.M 24c 12 for 2.85 1 (43 Pts.) Castle Crest . 25 Can Country Home CS GB ..No. 2 STRING BEANS Creswoll Cut Pieces . No. 2 13 Can ...; 12 for 1.52 CORN Butter Kernel Whole Kernel No. 2 Can ... 12 for 1.73 15c Peaches Fancy Halves , Corn Deviled Ham Libby , i Prem Tang Soup Pudding MixFluftox Baby Foods a Pt.) CiaPP's strained. 22c 12 for 2.61 13c 153 Swift's Lunch Meat Cudahy's .' Betty Crocker ' Vegetable & Noodle ... AEaAMMHIIMItlHA (2M) wicwiiiui ajws ssst ' Dalowood l-Lb Graham Crackers Honeymaid 3-Oi. Can 16c 35c 35c 2?i-Oi. Pkg.C 12c .......Tin 7C Pkg. 18C 12-Os. Can' 12-Os. Can ' 14-Os. Pkg. 2-Lb. Pkg. c No matter what meat you're planning to servo this woek, mako certain It will bo satisfactory by buying Safeway Guaranteed Meat money, back If It doesn't please you In every wayl ,;..,: VEAL CUTS 33c BACONI What a joy to have plenty of it available! And you know, bacon has many fine uses for lunch and dinner, in addition to time-honored "bacon for breakfast." Here are some suggestions which I hope you'll try: BACON AND VEGETABLE PLATE 1 lb. bacon cup bacon 6 tomato halves ' drippings 1 h.ad cauliflower 1 tbap. vinegar Green beane 4 tap. paprika Salt and pepper - ' Broil bacon until evenly crisped. At the same time place tomatoes in the broil ing oven, dot with butter or margarine, . and heat. Cook cauliflower and green beans separately in boiling salted water. Make Savory Dressing: Melt bacon drippings, add vinegar and paprika. To serve, arrange cauliflower in center of platter and top with Savory Dressing. Alternate green, bean bundles and tomato halves around cauliflower. Border with slices of bacon. BACON CORNMEAL MUFFINS V2 cups enriched flour, lifted cup yellow cornmeal 1 tbap. bakin , powder" tap. salt 2 tbaps. sugar 2 eggs, well beaten 1 cup milk 't cup melted ' bacon fat 9 slices cooked ' bacon chopped Sift and mix all dry ingredients to gether. Combine beaten, eggs, milk and melted bacon fat, add to dry ingre dients with chopped cooked bacon, stirring only enough to dampen flour.. Fill greased muffin pans two-thirds full and bake in moderately hot oven (425 F.) about 20 minutes. Makes 8 muffins. LIMA BEAN BACON CASSEROLE 2 cups lima beans (dry) Salt and pepper 1 cup tomatoes z large onion -6 slices bacon Soak lima beans, then simmer until tender. Season with salt, pepper, add tomatoes and finely chopped onion and place in a 2 qt. casserole. Add strips of bacon over the top and bake in mod erate oven (350 F.) for 30 minutes. Serves 5 to 6. . White Wax. Pound .... '. 9c 10c rmiifo-i Mapleine C x Leslie plain or as i iodized 2-Oi. Bottle 29c .J, 2-Lb. Pkg. 8 Cane Sugar 5.Lb. sack 33c Pancake Flour susenna. ao. pg.9c Waffle Mix Duff's..... 14-Os. Pkg. 18c Biscuit Flour io-o. Pk, 32c Peanut Butter B.,.rir. 2-1. j 45c Honey Bradshaw-s ...lLb. Qlase 30C Kraft Cheese Spread ? (3M) Roka ..S-Os. Glass C Mayonnaise um,del-3ail; jw.43c.. Main Sail Sea Mussels 1 '-- IOC 10tt-Ox. Tin a. Shoe Polish wht.mor.. Brown, Tan or Black 2-Ox. Bottle ifor25C Royal Satin Snowdrift DUZ LUX Granulated SOAP TOILET SOAf 23c 3ca. 20 5-Os. T Cello ' Ctn. Veal Roasts 9fi. Grade A ... Lb. C Breast of Veal 91 Grade A ...Lb. iC Veal Sho. Steaks stOC LAMB Sho. Lamb Roast Grade A Lb. Leg of Lamb Grade A Lb. 38c Rib Lamb Chops Grade A Lb.7-C Breast of Lamb 10 Grade A Lb. IfC Bacon by the Piece.... .......Lb. 29c Skinned Hams . Lb. 36c Grade A Lb. Veal Rib Chops Grade A Lb. 10C BEEF CUTS Sirloin Steak .fi (11M) Grade A - Lb.-OX T-Bone Steaks M (12-M) Grade A ........Lb. Round Steak (13M) Grade A ....... ...... Beef Roasts (7M) Grade A ....... . Short Ribs Grade A Ground Beef Lb.38c Lb. 27c Lb 19c Lb. 28c ZOOm Cereal Fisher's. 20 Oi. Pkg.23C Nuvita Popped Wheat If 6c Nuvita Popped Rice MatcheS Favorite 1...... Cleanser sunbre ............is-o. c 5c Toilet Soap Palmollve. Reg. 3 forlC Oxydol Washing Powder,, 24-Os. Pkg - ....:...:..; 2,0,9c -.-...Bar lor Ivory Soap Pwi.t. Woodbury's Facial Soap Each 15C 3 Sars Sprayers wind.x l Window Cleaner Wlndex -Os. Bottle Shopping Bags c.Bv.s'.ll i.ch 69c Silver Cream wSfcw 22c 14c 1 M . :-9 m 'ot ; Jin III! Ton - iW J.'.CJ .am IOV : tr.s. i.iSJ .)