Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, August 17, 1944, Page 9, Image 9

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    PAGE NINE
Ex-Soldior Hold
Negro Raid on Prisoners
Follows Month of Friction
'They were tnlklnn in Italian
Navy Armaments
and luufjhing a lot, and the boys
got the Idcr. they wore laughing
at them," tho soldier explained.
limited Time Only
PARKER
Pen and Pencil Set $13.55
EVERSHARF
Pen and Pencil Set $22.80
On Safe
Catalog Order Dept.
IVIontgomery Ward
To Reach New Peak,
Predicts Hussey
PORTLAND, Aug. 17 (P)
I don t know II that was the
case, but anywoy the Americans
Kot mad and chucked the lot of
HKATTI.K. Ann. 17 M'iA
nowspanur said 11 learned from
unofficial a n d unauthoritative
aourcen, followed an altercation
thcrn out.
Klondike Kate
Goes to Yukon
BEND, Aug. 17 (IP) Tho
dancchall girl who gained fame
during tho Alaskan gold rush as
The head of U. S. naval ordnance '
expects navy demands for arm
aments regardless of whether
Germany collapses now or not
to rise steadily until a peak Is
reached early next year.
Rear Admiral G. F. Hussey
Jr. told interviewers that a "tre
mendous demand" on the Pacific
front, particularly for ammuni
tion to bombard shore Installa
tions, would take up the slack
left by falling needs for naval
fire power In Eurone.
Hussey, here On an inspection
trip, left today for Sn Fran
cisco. in o u t h of friction between
American troop and tlio Italian
service unit at Fort Luwton pre
ceded the raid on aleephiK mem-
at tho Kort L,awton post cx
cIiuiiko Sunday In which white
American soldiers threw the
i:m 'ii me unn monaay niKni,
Ihe Poal-InlelllKencer reported
today,
Tim army had no further word
on tlio raid by lock-wloldlnK
Italians out of the building.
The friction between the
Americans and Italians was re
...ll.lxd
ported to bo due to what Ameri
"Klondike Kate" Is en route
.a r,LTh "port will bo
gT 10 n,ld-
nearo ruldora wlio nut 24 of the
can troops termed tho "easy me
back to tho Yukon.
1,.. I....- I.. 11.- 1. . .
1 I I, 1 f fll.H I.. II.
ill nil IIIJ.ipuui,
1 1 f Inn lui, u tr A li,...,l
ica oy tno Italian unit.
"Kale" for tho last decade
Mrs. John Matson Is heading
lo
The Sunday night altercation
developed when the sorvico unit
nearby tren shortly after
the
not
northward to meet her gold
,iuu, uui mo army nnfi
placed responsibility for
entered the exchange ahead of
the Americans bikI monopolized
the service, an unidentified sol
dier was quotec'. as saylnK.
mlner-tranner husband in Daw,
the
son, Y. T. She will remain
MClllll.
there three months.
This is her fifth such trip.
The Monday mxlit raid, the
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON. SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 1944
IIS SET
0 OflNCE
II MUCKS
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hhou ntermi"'''
M .",'h by various local
h. " TL been Invited
"'"J h Mlwe. Murine
their wives, but no
t'lj":(. W formally open
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mutest uml a
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L"ET o rehMtra. rated to
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Li t. Pctorson, rommlltoo
i ..Li. run ir nrn.
Iff? J, Y dance.
L Young Bockod
VPoJtOn Stato
Jp Committee
felWJl 'lor7
t l',J '.nnnrirt (if Milit
ant ---..-, , .
CWimlllW in'liiy nil inu l'""
r, ..,,1 iiin state central
ii-1 r t 1'irrm niiirrrn
. Saturday ,lhe fliuiinoinan
a urjed Mrs. lomm s nre
ever the Incumbent. Mr
Rlcharason is uaciicu u
nnt mini committee-
rjn, Hn, Gcorgo T. Ger-
i(f.
q Gulf Launched
Todd Shipyards
ACOMA. Aug. 17 l' Dor
t Molt n( Salem, Ore,
,'jMtr of R nd Mm. James
Moil (ROre.) was sponsor
it U.S. S. Kulii Gulf, 42nel
it carrier In dp iniinmou
ik Tmlil Pacific Tacomn
uriti Tiieariay evcnlns, and
IJSih vessel to be chrblencd
fti varda.
pe Kuln Gulf win named
ihe body of water n tho New
;rm Wnnd itronp where a
hi cngngpmpul waB foui(lit
jnr.
Joseph Paatorl, nbovo, medically
dlBcliiiriiod aoldlor, In ahown us
he wh hold In Chlcnuo as al
iened blncknmilor of at loaat 12
Jollct, 111,, wivca of ovoracua
aorvlcemon. Women chamo ho
throutcned to expuao their "In
dlacretlonn," and any hia allonco
woa bought with clothing, Jew
elry and cash.
Nation Favors FDR
In Fall Election,
Says Fortune
NEW YORK, Aug. 17 UP)
Americana favor ruolccllon of
Prealricnl Hooaovelt over He
publican Nomlneo Thomna E.
Uewey by 92.9 to 43.f) per cent
Fortune nniKazlnc'a latest nub
lie opinion survey dlhcloacd to
day.
The aurvey ihowod that
rtooaovell'a lead, now H.fl per
cent, had risen from B.S per
cent when tho lust aurvey waa
announced July U.
Fortune said that rcitardlesa
of personal wishes, 72.4 per
cent of the public now expects
lloosevelt to win In November,
u uuulnat HO 'I per cent who
believed he could win when Its
earlier poll was taken. It add,
ed that III. 4 per cent expect lo
win, and 8 per cent didn't
know.
GOOD INDEFINITELY
WW
It Pays to Us
CROWN Mctcd
BEST PATENT
WHITE FLOUR
To Ihe superlative goodness of homemade
bread add the extra nourishment that
i tomes from the scientific enrichment of Crown
Hour bv Vitamins and Minerals.
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CROWN CAKI HOUH
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ASK YOUR GROCER FOR CROWN!
Jtfiw to suyjojy.
.wsuuj. mnm&ni
jvsurihsA
V m
SAVE ON JUICES !
Drinks, Lunches and
Summer Foods at Safeway !
4"
Ksuip
with Ih&M -
GRAPEFRUI1 JUICE
TOWN HOUSE 16-or 2fZ
(No rotion points) con Oi
TOMATO JUICE
l-Lb. Jar 59c
49c
SUNNY DAWN
6 Doints con cons
46-or. t 18
con pts.
No. 2 If&C
w
Borden's Hemo
Sun Valley Beverages
(Plus Bottle Deposit) 64-Oz. Bottle
Mavis Cola Syrup i20t. Bot. 23c
Prune Juice sunsw.t o pt.) ....at. Bot 27c
Apple Juice HoQd ni pt. Bot.l4c
Orange Juice Sun,h,. No. c. 19c
Orange & Grapefruit Juice
Dr. Phillips No, 2 '. 'C
Pineapple Juice ir.
Dol Monte (15 pts.) '. No. 2 Tin 'C
Velveeta Cheese KaH(6p.) Lb.23c
Grapefruit Marmalade
TlbbetU Brook .- 2 Lbs. 3W
Guava Jelly Fe. ba' n. sm c.n49c
Margarine Sunny Bank (4 pU.) 2 Lbs,
Graham Crackers Honey Maid. Lb.l 9C
Royal Satin Shortening Glass
59c
Kitchen Craft Flour
Enriched .-..S Lbs. 271 10 Lbs.3W
Pancake Flour Sus.nna . m oi. pica. T5c
Cider Vinegar 0w Mm ...l......QuriUc
Beet Sugar stamp 3o-3i-32-4o....io Lbs. 62c
Extra Special Value?
Town nmn - ......No. 2 Cans
13c
jJIL
ICED TEA
Canterbury
track lAlk 99
rjrongc Pekoe " '
Also sold in other. conven
ient sizes. Save on other
brands, too, such as Tender
leaf, Lipton's and Tree Tea.
COFFEE -9ud ohdioi
EDWARDS Mb OOc
Drip or Regular Grin& jor AO ,
Or, if you prefer, Hills,' M. J. B., Max
well House, Golden West, Chase & San
born, Airway' and Nob Hill Whole Bean.
Don't forget, Safeway can. save . you
money oa:th.ese,Joo.
26-OZ
bottle
CHAMPAGNE
Monte Cristo r ... $4 QQ
"Limited time" Special Price leTO
- m
Vsystsblc Cocktflil 112 15c
Seedless Raisins 23c
Marmalade
Exquisite Brand Orang.
. 2-Lb. Glass
33c
Grade A Beef
SR Roosh lb. 27c
13R Sirloin Steak....lb. 35e
Short Rib lb. 19c
Ground Beef ....lb. 28e
Bacon
Eastern, by the piec.
Grade "A" Veal
Shoulder Roasts lb. 28c
Shoulder Steaks lb. 28c
Breast of Veal lb. 19c
Ground Veal lb. 28c
Picked Lb. 45C
. .Lb. 33c
Pork
Steaks . lb. 33c
Roasts, shoulder cuts ........lb. 31c
Sausage - Country style... .lb. 28c
Pork hocks lb. 15c
PRODUCE
Matches 24
Favorit. BrandjjjCtnDfB Boxes
Gro Pup Ribbon Dog
Food (Kellogg's) . -.25.0a. Pkg. 23c
White Magic Bleach ..
H Gallon BottU
BoraX 20 Mul. Team. 2-Lb. Pkg. 27C
Jar Caps
Ktrr Mason
Top-Seal Closures -
BiOl . .....:. Joi.
Jar Rubbers Reg. ..Doi.
4c
Dos. In Pkg.
20c
Peaches
Fancy Canning Elb.rJas
Crate'1.79
Cantaloupes c7C
Sweet, pink-meated melons i-b. J W
Carrots Clip Top, CoreleBS Lb. 7c
Corn Fancy Golden Bantam Dos.
55c
Santa Rosa Plums Lb. 15c
Tomatoes
Fancy Yakima
Crate $1.59
Fruit Jars 75
Kerr, Ball Vacu-Seal. Ota. Dos. '
Wide Mouth Lids
Kerr Mason ' - -Pp.
p' Economy Caps
Kerr.... Doi,
14c
19c
Jels-Rite
Fruit Pectin ...........I.:'.. -Ow. Bot.
13c
SWAN I Oxydol
FLOATING 1ntReY' Granulated
SOAP UsOAP ' ' S0AF
'-Z.r6c . f 4c . , ,y:23c
NU-MADE
FRESH MAYONNAISE
Quart Jor 48c
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