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PAGE EIGHT mrpfiDMiHPlfTfl I ivi uunivimm i u r r .. , ! HEAD WRITERS fir a cmMrTHM .Tttlv 6 (JP) House Majority Leader McCor- mack oi jviassacnuseiw im ported today to be the choice MJ UCttU Vtc i . mlttee that will write the demo cratic party piauorm. ' His selection is expected to be announced late today by the democratic national committee, along with the rest of the sub committee membership. As head of the subcommittee, McCor ' mack would be in line for chair manship of the full resolutions committee at the convention opening July 19 at Chicago. McCormack, now in Massachu setts, is expected to get the sub committee together in Chicago a few days before the conven tion opens for preliminary work on the platform. - . . One of tri chief legislative lieutenants of President Roose velt, the house democratic lead er was offered the resolutions chairmanship after Senator Rob ert F. Wagner of New York de clined it. Wagner had the post at the 1936 and 1940 conven tions, but this year he is attend ing an international monetary conference at Bretton Woods, N. M. Democrats here are talking of putting their platform this year in capsule form, condensing its wordage to a minimum. Inter est will center in a foreign pol icy plank, as it did at the repub lican convention, with party leaders considering a declar ation calling for use of the American army and navy if necessary, to halt further ag gression in the world and guar antee, permanent peace. Br The Associated Press BEG PARDON YORK, Pa. Mistaken identity proved a definite asset to Clar ence. F;. Paules. . : A short time after reporting his car stolen, Paules' phoned police to tell them everything was all right. The car, taken by mistake. had been returned washed and polished. ..- ; SURPRISE PHILADELPHIA Jacob Van wick was driving his car safely through the downtown traffic maze of the country's third largest city when a doe jumped from some shrubbery, ran into the automobile and broke her neck. " . . .; OH, DEER! LOS ANGELES Deer from .. 3801-acre Griffith park, said R. D. Giorgio, were chomping his vegetables as fast as he could grow them On. his 40-acre plot. Could he use bird shot to dis courage the animals? Yes, said the police commission. Soon he was back. Bird shot, he reported, didn't bother the deer at all. The police commis sion, refusing to allow him to increase the size of the shot, sug gested he talk to the park de partment about fencing in then charges. Meanwhile, the deer eat on. ' ' EASY AS PIE ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. Mary Ann Scholes, 11, was mak ing mud pies. She stuck in her thumb and pulled out a plum a $400 diamond. The ntnno waa Is.,,.,, . 4u. backyard, of the residence the gcnoies lamny rents from State ouprcme uourt justice T. J. Mabry. It was returned to Mrs. miaroy, wno lost it from her en gagement ring 17 years ago. MOTHS QUICK DIATH . ... . ANTS MOSQUITOES OlhtrWIICO Products CLEAREX Glut draw . STOP SPOT . ClHnlng Fluid MACHINE OIL sunt rmi Ughhr Fluid Flashes of Life M I J TV jIDE glances CCPW. t WY WAlWICt. Wft T. M. tre. ttlL MT. Off. ' .. "Something about that huddle reminds me of the old days when one of our men came in off the road with a brand new story 1" . Parachute Troops Descend On Airdrome By ASAHEL BUSH ; NOEMFOOR ISLAND, Dutch New Guinea, July 3 (Delayed) (P) Parachutes, some ice white, some camouflaged green, budded and blossomed in the blue mid-morning sky. Black dots suspended from shrouds - became doll-like sil houettes, then khaki-clad fig ures of fighting men armed to the teeth with every sort or portable weapon. These were American para chute troops descending upon the yellow coral surface of Ka miri airdrome. Second Day In the second day of the Noemfoor invasion, they came to reinforce the infantry-which by quick successes yesterday had secured this spot on which to land. . It was the second time para troopers naa been used in com bat in the Southwest Pacific A parachute unit took Nadzab air strip in British New Guinea nearly nine months ago and blocked a possible inland re treat by Japanese cornered at Lae. Plane Escort Today, transported by troop carrier planes and escorted by swarms of Lightnings and Mitchells, they came in under the leadership of one of ' the army's earliest paratroopers.- The formation circled off shore briefly while combat planes laid a smokescreen along a ridge behind the airstrip to Grenadine Lyon's quality flavoring Us Wesson Oil The best for your summer salads.. Grape Juicewi 16-ol bet. 35c Monterey. Just add color water.- " Staley's special deal-starch Soy Beans, No. 2 tin ......l......:......!...i.I Diamond A Diced Beets, No. 2 tin '..:.:;.": Lipton's Soup Mix, Package ....... Standby Fancy Cream Style Corn,"No.'2 'tin Blue Bell Potato Chips, 5V4-oz. pka...:..:......;. Dr. Phillip's Blended Juice, 46-oz. tin ..;:;..: Dole Fancy Crushed Pineapple, (43 pts.) No. 2K2 tin '..;;:..:...:.:..;;.... Van Canip's Beans, jumbo tin (J 5 ptsX;..".... Dromedary Gingerbread Mix, Package . ... Vano, qt. bottle ..............;..;. ...;..:...; Kerr Reg. Lids, dozen.............'" ' M.C.P. Pectin, 3-oz. pkg. ...i!Z. 1"Z Kerr Pint Jars,' dozen.........'.......;..... ."""" Sure Jell, 3-oz. pkg. .Tr""""""77'-- Apricots for Tilton Large Lug .,.......................-'.. Oranges, Juice Size 1A Pound IOC GRAPEFRUIT, Saltan Sea JfTr ""'.j, NEW POTATOES, Shatter Whit.; Ho. V 10 Ib.V 45e in Saipari protect the jumpers from' any possible enemy fire from that direction.' Disgorge Cargo Then, in carefully spaced pairs like participants in a wed ding procession, the transports passed the length of the run way disgorging their cargoes two by two. - It was a spectacular sight. The first jumpers drooped from minimum altitude, with later waves leaping in an ascending scale to form a three-dimension al backdroD of floating chutes, At times there were as many as 70 'parachutes in the air si multaneously. . The entire para- troop .unit was aground within less than 15 minutes. Abandon Harness Once afoot, the men aban doned their parachute harness and mustered with the others of their units at quickly estab lished concentration points. Flying Fortress supply ships followed the transport planes to- drop .ammunition and equip ment, in gay azure and cerise chutes. One unfortunate jumper gicked ' a single outstretched ranch" at' the crest of the tall est tree in the area over which to drape his chute. He dangled pathetically for half an hour be fore rescuers threw a rope up to aim. Few Casualties . There were a few casualties, most of them of a minor nature. Breathless from the speed of ; . ... 24 oz. 55c grand for ice cream toppings. .1: . aaL 93c 3 ilr'eadjr euno measuring necessary. per Canning . .. J . . V $2.69 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON O'C KE PORTLAND, July 6 IP) De fense of the Sister rienny para lysis treatment was offered by Basil O'Connor, president of the National Foundation of Infan tile Paralysis, here yesterday. The famed Australian nurse's system of treating paralysis by physical therapy was lender fire recently by seven doctors who reported to the American Medi cal association that her treat ment had not prevented or de creased the effects of the disease in 650 cases they studied. "Our foundation has spent over a half million dollars test ing and evaluating the Kenny treatment and making the good of it available to the public," said O'Connor, who was former ly a law partner of President Roosevelt. He credited the Kenny treat ment "which is not advanced as a cure" with considerable merit. "This controversy has stimu lated a great deal of research and investigation, and some of our greatest medical discoveries have come as a result of con troversies." Gonorrhea Heads Oregon Diseases PORTLAND, July 8 UP) Gonorrhea headed the commun icable disease list in Oregon last week, with 54 new cases including 32 from Multnomah county, the state board of health said today. Measles came second in or der of frequency. One case of tick fever was recorded in Har ney county, and a case of un dulant fever in Jackson county. Bids Called For House Removal TOLEDO, July 6 (VP) Bids have been called for the remov al of 20 prefabricated houses from the newly completed Si letz housing project to. Gard iner. The houses were requested by the Gardiner Lumber com pany to ease the shortage of living quarters for loggers. the drop, PFC Richard Hart, Chicago Heights, 111., was one of the first chutists to reach ground. "Damned hard, this coral," he panted. A similar complaint was reg istered by William Vanderwall, 241 West 17th, Vancouver, B.C. Dr. Philip Cole Announces Opening Dental Offices In the Hopka Bldg. Bin and Main Phone 6585 for 16c lb. 37c Olives, Libby jumbo size, pint gloss Beville Honey, 3-lb. ' jar Prem Lunch Meat, 12-oz. tin Peanut Butter, Skippy, jar Creamed Honey, 14-dz. carton Hills Bros. Coffee, 2-lb. jar Libby's Apple Sauce, No. 2Yi glass (30 pts. Hunt's Tomato Sauce, (5 pts.) 8-oz. tin......... Orange Juice, Sunshine, 46-oz. tin Sardines, Del Haven, in tomato sauce, 15-oz. .Swan Soap, Giant bars Swan Soap, Medium bar. Lux Flakes, 5-oz. pkg.'... Lux Toilet Soap, Cakes Spry Shortening, 3-lb. glass..; Lifebuoy Toilet Soap, Coke....':..'....'... Rinse Granulated, Package FOOD STORES Engine Change Crew fR f kid TimciiniiT rnMMllin RASE. INDIA This enqlno- change crew recently made a complete change-over of a C-47 transport plane engine In 10 working hours, little more than half the normal time. Shown are (left to right, above) Sgt. Jack Pearlman, Jersey City, N. J.i Sgt. J. C. Whiteline. Klamath Falls. Ore.i Cpl. F. M, Ferguson, Los Angeles. Calif., and (below) SSgt. William A. Brown, Grapeland, Tex. Russian Author Struggles With Bear for Governor PORTLAND, July 6 (P) ' Capt. Kanstanin Badigin, youth ful Russian author and shipmas ter, was still struggling vainly today to give Governor Earl Snell a tame Siberian bear. The 110-pound animal, brought from Russia aboard a merchant ship, was to be presented to the governor yesterday. The bear sniffed pleasantly at Snell, ate sugar from his hand. But when the governor said "Come, now, Maria, let's go home," the 18-months-old animal scurried into her hole on the ship's deck and refused to emerge. The fate of Maria Mashka in Russian is still uncertain. Arthur M. Greenhall, Portland zoo director who presumably would wind up with Maria, said he did not see how he could fit another bear into his pens. And the Russians do not want to go back with it. On the trip over, complained Uapt. Badigin Maria drank up the banquet table's beer, ate most of the eggs AS IOW AS 114 a pint Sgr to b pur YOU maka III In 2 mlnwtsi, nil LONDONDERRY luearandavaporatad milk, or any cream thai will whip. Whip, Omx, thai all. No cooking, no r-whlp-pina. Smooth, no ( crrttol. (Uw milk sr ikira milk for dellctous froian dtUMrtiJ 13 pka. LONDONDERRY makes 4 pint, any flavor. Aik yourgrocar for LONDONDERRY. If h does not carry It, land u $1,00 for 7 cckogai and 20 famous rod pat, postpaid. LONDONDERRY 15 Howard Straaf, Son Francisco 3, Calif. Boiling Beef. lb. 21c Bacon ,.,. lb. 28c Ground Beef lb. 29c Pork Roast . lb. 31c Pork Steak . In. 31c Sausage . . lb. 29c Jones Colored Fryers, Grade A Beef and Veal , 37e ..........85e 33c ...34e 36c ..Mt I ...31e 6c 48e tin 15e 3 for 29c 6c 10c .3 for 19c 68e 3 for 19c 23e Mm and scattered the remnam. ..r the cabins, and plunged through a porthole into the captain's room while he was taking a bath. Commission to Hear Wage Dispute PORTLAND, Ore., July 6 Ml An overtime wage dispute be tween the U. S. Red Cedar Shingle Industry, Inc., and the Washington - Oregon Shingle Weavers District Council will be heard by the West Const Lumber commission in Seattle July 15. The disagreement was certi fied to the War Labor Board by the U. S. Conciliation service. ! SUGAR STAMPS GOOD INDEFINITELY 3iXlIi 1, 5 n. - CNURNID WITH MIIH WW K m.JZZ- " PASTIURIZIO . I ,, , , - ...IMI.......I-.I.....I 1. ,1. - 0ft) Gfflffl(Z(B$B This summer small size oranges are plentifuI-WWThcy are loaded with delicious, healthful juice. Make the most of this bin health value. Buy at least two dozen at a time. Start the day with heslth by serving fresh C hfiwih W S e for all the family. One 6 to 8 ounce glass '"PP SaiyreqmrcmentoW TonuLf.B.Bq.c.lciumando als. The plentiful small size oranges are t )ult" Be sure you get trademark Sunkist Oranges, the fines SAT4r00coo0cratinganfornia.A-oraatr growers CALIFORNIA ORAMOII BIST f OR JUKI- MEN AND WOMEN IN aSERVICEg MERRILL, Airplane Elffclrl elnn's Male Third Claw Roy Wlu-ulor, son of Mr. and Mrs. T O. Wheeler, Is homo follow ing ninny months of active serv ice in the South Pacific. Young Wheeler, 31, enlisted one week after Pearl Harbor In the U. S. nnvy, mid saw his first action only :i8 days Inter at Mldwny Later he went In with the first wavu of service men on Ciuadiil ciuml and Inter snw net Urn t Bougainville, Rnbnul and oilier combat zones. After conlrnctlng miliaria, no was sent first to New Zealand for hospital treatment nnd Inter to tho nnvul hospital at Sun Diego. Recently ho was given his mcdlcnl dlschnrgo and will remain hero to assist Ills falhor on his ranch iienr Merrill. FIFTEENTH ARMY AIR FORCE First LI. John W. Nash, 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. flIPE TOMATOES MAKE A VERY TASTY 1AM This Quick, Easy Recipe Saves You Sugar IVi Cups Ground Tomstoes 6 Cups Sugar i Cup Lemon Juice Y Teaspoon Sale 1 Grated Lemon Rind 1 Package M.CP. Pectin Wish Slid pour boiling wtief owf to nutoei; slip of! I he ikim nd giiail (lie fruit. Add the ult and gtaird lemon rind. Measure rwl'j 3 Yt cups of litis mixture (add wucr to fill out fut cup, If neces sary) into Ursc kettle. Add the M CI'. PectinMitir well and hrinjt ro boll, stir ring constantly. NOW, add the sugar (which has been previously measured), mix well and bring to a full rolling boil. IIOIL EXACTLY 4 MINUTES. Remove from fire, let boil subside, stir and skim hv turns for 5 minutes. Pour into steril ized Ion, allowing H-lnch space for pil ing with fresh paramo. Health io Breakfast! Nosh of 2BR0 nocliimntlon nth Fulls, hns been nwiirdwi u third bron.o Onk Leaf rh,.,' for tho Air Mednl, It W0,J' noitneetl by the 10lh nrniv ,?' force lieatliiinrler. ' ,lr Lt. NllKll WIIS tlWIIIlll'll Ih cluster "for meritorious nchl., ment while MirtU:iptithiK In ,, tnlned operiitloiuil Mcllviii ngnlnst Ihu enemy." i.i pilot, Is stationed In llnly a Liberator btimbnrdiuent tZ 7 which hns been bomhlnu r.p mini liol.l liiri,,la li, l;.... u(t' n , ; t: ,." ,r. Klnmnth Union high m.100 " BACK TO BASECpl Eu.. Aiulrewi. left Sundny, jUll after belnu; homo on riirl(jlllt, two weeks, visiting hi , "'''' Mr. mul Mrs. HUyK An, base, Greenville nrmv i.i.i.. South Cnrolliin. lCuuene lm. k.7' In tho nrmy air forces for 0v!! two yenrs iind la nn liiKti uelor M tho turret imiluteuiiiieo biunchS tho Greenvlllo repliieement lug unit. Ho recently gnidu, from the turret gunneiy ,ck3 at Fort Myers, Flii. m The nverngo boy chungei ttS vocation four times befnro tha ago of 20, ncenrding to nn tdj. ciitinnnl expert. JOE RAVES ABOUT HIS LUNCHBOX SANDWICHES SINCE I STARTED USING... HIlial.T.Y.l 'Oft, if I lnt f V Use these thrifty small six oranges in other ways. P" two in the lunch box for health and freshness. I the children enjoy them for a healthful between meal snack. i ,.'sswj: II s
