Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, June 29, 1944, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextLay.'944: HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE SEVEN Poor Outlook Regional Reclamation Columbia bavin and that part of WyornliiK in tho Snako river drainage district. Tho bureau's legal, office will be moved hero from Portland, Ore, July 1, Banks said, with H. Ft. Stlnson as chief regional coun sel. War Fund Allocates $1,000,000 to USO USO for the period from June IS to September 30, it was an nounced today by Wlnthrop W. Aldrich, president of the fund which finances USO, United Sea men's Service, War Prisoners Aid and 16 other war-related agencies. Portlander Out Of Gas For Duration PORTLAND, June 29 (P) A Portland motorist whom OPA officials said admitted selling two C coupons for $2 apiece was ANNIVERSARY NEW YORK, June 29 (IP) Today marks the fifth anniver sary of regular air passenger service between New York and Europe. During the five years, clipper planes have flown 1800 cross ings, carrying 60,000 passengers, according to Pan American Air ways. Classified Ads Bring Results. Office to Be Opened noiSK, Idaho, Juno 20 (IP) Tho U. S. bureau of reclumn tlon't reKlonul o((ico hero will bo completely staffed nnd ready to pimli final studies of post-war A portion of the contributions to the Klamath County War Chest goes to help in this work . . PILES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED NO PAIN NO HOSPITALIZATION No Lom of Time Peimaaoat Roiolttl DR. E. M. MARSHA Chlroprseilo Phrilelaa No, ?tb e-qalre Theatre BUM. Phone IMS projects wltliln the next few weeks, Regional Director Frank Banks mid today. The new office will servlcn nil forbidden today to purchase any more gasoline until after the mrough the Oregon war Chest. 'nYn'rlfflVil war. The OPA confiscated all ra of Idaho, except Bear river, all SALEM Tho national war fund has made an additional ap propriation of $1,000,000 to fi nance Increased services of the Approximately 4,000,000 pas 01 wamnnKlon, all of Oregon ex cept the Kli.math project, that part of Montana situated in the senger cars were scrapped in the two-year period following Pearl Harbor. tion coupons of the man, Jesse tvuh tho extension of labor E. Sims, and said he would not bo granted any more. ';:.. pleasures, developed in K:. ..i-lllcll WOHt CO in since Innt November, to n". ..( Ilm stntn nnd m.tlim All Safeway Stores in Klamath Falls & Merrill Will Be Open Mon., July 3. Closed July 4th Only elnnU.H July 0 in Oregon, by r" ."W. .."-J! t : V Ktilll. lUia IIIUMIJUWI'E UI I T' lnfv nf nitRxllnnit iinNl K'cd Junk Almrlcr. local of. rrr0mtMT in me uimca aiiiicn HiDirn cn rc 1NSWERED BY Lf USES MSHAEEB Mti 57 For cxiiii'l'i"' "u l"u i rcutiUtltonft cover ull, man- Jawr In Orcuonf" Is Uio quoit- ,mi wked auuln una niculti by ,u nmnlnviira unci rimiloyrg. Aurtculture. says Miiniwr Al nlcr b b,t,rl PHlelly x Aulcd from l ll,,5or '1IH'"i- nn ayiitciii. Mini tlio IokkIiiM and imbcrinu Industries ouarum un- W """ . " ft, ... :. L lob to lob within Ilia In- ;.,.irl. without "priority ro- i-xrcnt (or men who wish " i.i louillnil or lumbering will for munn other occupation. 'Just wluit i tiriorlty re- ferrat?" I iniothcr queiitlun Man ,M Aliin'U-r undertook to an- l.r in liulf-noimy" words. prlnrllv referral, according to Almf'ft ' voiiimnry muiiioii, .trtta upon uy imuui, ihuiiumu- muni and government not to hire uiiy "m" unless " I'" ul'un $ v Taken from a captured German newsreel, (ho photo above shows Meld Marshal Albert Kossol- ring, head of German armies In Italy, observing front-line action through flold periscope. Ho and his troops are now In full retreat before slashing Allied advance. w the United Slates employ -.nt wvluo. A system of mini- ... ".in . .in i.. - power priornis mj ui means of channeling work- last Sunduy evening from 8 to 10 o clocK. C. E. Keller from Oakland, Calif., arrived last trlday after noon to spend a few weeks flailing Willi his brother Jessie i.'..ii... ...i ...in . i... 1. 1.. t.,..j iimv -- . .. , I jM.'111'r. Iliiu win iiiiiivi; inn in-uu1 Kfll.lo V .uTlJuf"cu.":.. , qua r ton at Ihc Evert Rcid home. Knok Quiring of Bend, broth- ir-ln lnw of Irvln L. Faris, and 1, n nrl.,,, VUn,l,w.lllV ,r,lo critically urgent projects ((r (cw . vlslt wi(h tHJ mcn am umiiiiu nuv-uii. Farls's. leaving lor home Sat in logging ami luiiioering oc- ur,,,.v m.,rninu. cupntioiia. u worker may move .be PinocMa cub mct u week from one Job to any other where 0l(o ,t Wednesday at the home uicro i " i'-" ,."".".. - of Mrs. Alpha hmiili, wun mrs. taduiitry provided only ho has a ,Wn.w ,, ,,, hostess. Pota- special "release form from his , chcc,is and coffee Itii employer u, um ""' ' were served, Mrs. Buna Fans mpioymeni service, ai- ,,, i.ii. Pi, nnj Mrs. El za- I...II. tit..?',.., ,n Inlll Till The extension of the labor con- , . ,i., ,.,m k. miih Mm troll beyond tho Portland-Van- Cnlc(1 Bernard on tho afternoon (Oliver areu docs not miilcrlally ,., ,.., iflecl any worker within that Ensign LUwd Snider left the ru. Outsldo tho metropolitan i, nnrl , i.i u rnr New irea, employment ceilings and York where he had to report minpower allowances win uoi for dutv nt yOTi Schuyler. be used. These controls are Mrs. 'Zella Bhirton wax unex- needed only In critically sltort la- ...i-jiv miied in San Francis- mtnled on tno spicnnin cooper- rn i,... Saturday morning by the death of her father, George m.illl... Uaui Pin A firooU c. pnrue Johnston and his Ik. rnflor. Iir nn lr hnt Intnrforrpri cnnsiclorably ft. big Davis1 Creek K?S Ll. COh": Several New Pine Creeker, ,hc"T.Lc:JULlhl.rahu bunched up In cars and lored to the irnngo bonclll tlimco last ai- : d t Ulc lum urilny ovcnlng, Uio crown was " , ., . , , iKh ,,cll00 U8t short of being phenomenal " . m ' J em i rnsed ii people wore tncro an inc - d Tno dwcng Wy from Los Angeles to Klnm- "." "., ' loso to tho old th Falls. Paisley and Fort Did- ' J'Vhoi.lc woU and will hive well. Ono hundred ninety-tliree fCriid 24 by 32 in Uckcu. were sold and conser- ?m"jo ,ton, theofflclal vllve cstiinato of tho number ",",.,J helncr. Is getting M people present was close jo " nxloU8 (0 get the new Wirt Thn fmuiri wn lintixiinllv 1 M" . i. " " "I. I" . L nn. domicile aonc. music wm furnished by the East Jop AllCIIS bO TO Side grnnfto orchvittra. I. " - . The EttHt Side tfrntitta orches- IntemiTienT WOmp !. ...Ill 11.. t.l, Un,A II m WIU IJIIiy I til IIIU WM UW"V benefit danco hero this Salur- NEWELL. Calif., Juno 20 dty evening. July 1, and it Is Agents of the bureau of Imml hoped a largo crowd will be In gratlon and naturalization took io .imuiiipsn nliens from the Alvln McKuno and Mr. and Tulelako segregation center to- Mrs. Charlie Vincent motored day. Tiicy were ieiuuvtu ... to McArlhur. Calif., last Sun- ternmeni camps dny. There thev met Mr. and Vincent, their two ana airs. Ontman (laughters, Allco and Rose, itv Vincent who nas uccn visiting with the Vincents at Loftus, Calif., for the past few weeks. After visiting for a time it McArtlmr. tlio three returned home Sunday evening bringing with them Allco and Rose who will visit with Betty and her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Vincent, for a few weeks. On Tuesday they were taken to i-oisley for n day to visit wun their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy McKuno. Mrs. Myro Rnbnott, Mrs. Cor ds Perry und Mrs, Alpha of the Home Economics club served ol the USO servicemen's center Fifteen were removed irom tho center on a presidential warrant nnd four were sent back to Internment camps lor violation of previous parole. Cost of operating an auto mobile on n dirt road is 7.8 cents per mile; on a gravel rood 4.5 cents; on a paved road, 3.8 cents. Alton Adding Machines Fridon Calculators Desk. - Chairs Files PIONEER PRINTING AND STATIONERY CO. 124 So. 9th Klamath Falls Sound EtTccJ fcr a Bettera I li jl I -tl I tiigiiDaii ! Orlnks mlxod with Cond Dry Water evon sound better. It's tho extra ipr , Icli of "PIN-POINT CARBO naiion"... millions of tlnl.r bubbles... a sparkle that lasts to tho bottom sip, daiplte molting lea. Malta tha most of your precious liquor stocks. Ui Canada Dry Water. Its apacial formula points up tha flavor of any tall drink -scotch, rye, bourbon, or rum. f he Woref'i Mosf Popular Club Soda ... Keeps Drlnkt livelier, longer CANADA DRY W AT C R ' J JUL Warllmo nitriclloni limit our lupply -CSS or llll...Plo..colr'"-tr"'1) , .mpty bottlei lo your deilor-loW til A CANADA '0' WATER. BIO BOTTLE 150 Plus deposit .high-grade coHoo Cft, ,0'' Tny 3 Jtfi yTZy drip or regular UJPOhfi 'WWfKI' os' v grind rV (f nOS H Hot only loday can you save money by using Edwards Collee bul any time you buy it (or Edwards Collee ic al ways low priced. It's alwayi good, too rich, lull bodied strengthlul, and line in llavoi Buy Edwards and save! ONLY A FEW MORE DAYS RUY NOW AT THIS SPECIAL PRICE Peaches (43 Pis.) Castle Crest .'. 2HTin 22c Case of 24 5.18 PeaS Oardenslde '. No. 2 Can 1 lC Case of 24 2.59 Ritz Crackers ..1 Lb. Pkg. 19c Corn Case of 24 . Del Monte CS ....Ho. 2 Can 14c 3.31 picnuc m jyouA ownbadiipahd You and the whole family and your friends and neighbors, if you ' invite them can have a whale of an outing and picnic right in your own back yard. This year it's a very popular idea for celebrating the FOURTH OF JULY. Why not do it? Your neighborhood Safeway can easily supply you with all the "eatments" at money-saving prices, tool " Beets Case of 24 Blue Tag Diced 303 Glass 12c 2.83 19c 2.25 n i. o d (is Pts.) rom OC DCanS Van Camp's. 28-os. Glass Case ol 12 , V-8 Fey. Veg. Cocktail 15 (2 Pts.) 18-Os. Can 1 3t Tomato Juice 2ic (18 Pts.) Sunny Dawn Fey. . .....46-Os. Can,fc Deviled HamLlbby , 301. c.n16c Lunch Meat Tang ; 12.01. cn 32c Ripe Olives Lid,ay M.d u-o. gi..s22c Chopped Olives Luby..........w cn 13c Tomatoes Gardanside Sid. 15c No. 2H Can Case of 24 . 3.55 Green Beans 13c CreswelL No. 2 can Case of 24 . 3.07 ..: ...M Lb.' ..12-Os. Bottle Tea r..ii..,.. t th.22c Mavis Cola Syrup n - Beverages Sun vaiiev ....64-os. bouu Plus 10c Bottle Deposit Cheese Sr LBk. . Lb.38c 23c 49c Kraft American Spread c;, 21c Kraft Relish Cheese Spread 19e 5-Ox. Glass - Peanut Butter YSL- 43c Kerr's Jelly Assorted flavors. IB-Ox. GL Alt the goodness of fresh peanut COARSE 6RIN0 ' Peanut Butter Lb. 1E 2-lb. MK Jar" Jar ' dalM Swtll for SaadwkkM Enriched Bread 2lor25c lW-Lb. Loaf . mmmrMI u mmmam gew APRICOTS LOWEST MARKET PRICES California, Fancy Tiltons for Canning CANTALOUPES WATERMELONS Black Seeded Klondllcos. Dellciously Sweet- Pink, sweet-meated melons. Lb. 14c LOWEST MARKET PRICES Mi 27' Pint Jar Quart Jar 48c LETTUCE ; bl3c Local. Crisp Heads , ......Lb. M V POTATOES 4C U. S. No. 1 White Shafters ub. "f Gr. Peppers "21c Veal "A" Grade Shoulder Roosts -lb. 28c Rib Chops Ib. 38c Breast of Veal .. .lb. 21c Lamb "AA" Grade Lego' Lamb ...lb. 39c Shoulder Lamb Roasts ......lb. 35c Rib Lamb Chops ............... lb. 45c Breast of Lamb lb. 19c 1!! Wieners Lb. 37c Bologna and Liversausage u, 29c Bacon By the piece , Skinned Hams Lb 29c Lb. 36c FRYERS Colored Lb.48c FOWL . Colored Lb. 42c Salad Dressing 9 Duchess -lB-Oi. Jar WC Mustard Helm Brown 6-Oi. Jar Pancake Flour Susanna -Ox. Pkg. Cleanser Sunbrite , ...13-Oi. Can 10c 15c 5c CRISCO SHORTENING CrMtnf Qukkly 3 i (fr KRISPY SODA CRACKERS Cri, trash 2133' Wesson Oil Makes , dallclous dfasilnss Quari Bottle 53c Sierra Pine , TOitrr soap Froirant elC aim-wtatae i.hri J ..Carton Matches Searchlight Matches Favorite Carton Shortening Royal Satin 29c 24c 60c Oleomargarine 18c I5MI Sunnv Bank Lb. I WW 3-Lb. Glass (2M) Sunny Bank (4M) ..2 lbs. 35(i - ' inj i ikiift'fiiiiiin w-f r lr l i i I n r-B- mi , . ... . i. .1 uiiiiimflin rtyTf1"'""fPJ"" 1 i ' --JU UTVLr.'"