Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, December 07, 1944, Page 11, Image 11

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forcf's mint hj lug -
river.
llhWI'sl "I lll''..IHIO " VI-
..t,.,i crossing of Hie
g,, by -nM army troops
iurlrn DUCK,
ii, Is net Ion iiMIpcI units
I .1...1.. lunii mito thf west
L n. stream under cover
n But Wnen mi!"
i yesterday morning the
counterattaokod florcaly,
ItJiii Into i'ii;m.i army i"-
with the support oi scu
lled gum. The nines wore
ilied io retire to Ihe east
hilled patrols, with coop-
if 1' in pimiuis,
ta up jcaucroa uerman
In the coastal maranm
last imil ninth 01 Haven-
Ednuarteri announced aoo
en. nao Down usiwi
Mlrclemoni aim oceupn-
l the city.
onrirtlllll! 1110VC WHS SO
jihnt the eighth army in-
Hcd n Herman oaweiion
nrrvini a wimarawai
and ai n result captured
lire nail company and Its
inder .southwest of Haven-
PACE ELEVEN!
By JUANITA SI UN K
Duo to a misunderstanding on
mv oarl. 1 .sliid.il 1 1 ... t p,.t r,..
olst would receive a $100 war
0111111 mr niivniK iieen chosen
"oak (iood Citizen of kuiis."
Silo is to receive u pin, and the
liond Is to he (jlvcn to the girl
receiving the stale award.
Pierce Knox, blind xylophon
ISt, played to a capacity audience
In Ihe KUIIS auditorium this
murium;.
He played "Stars and Stripes!'
Forever, the last movement of I
uio osconq Hungarian Hhap-
and a medley In-
e l,u d 1 n g "si.
Louis Illue s,"
"Blues In the
Nlgjlt," "Lime
house Blue s,"
and others.
After n dem
onstration 1 n
Braille, he play
ed "Home Sweet
Home," and "Ti
ger Bug."
The student council Is now be
ll lining to talk of a constitution
al amendment whereby an ath
letic conch may award letters to
those deserving players rather
I ban judging the number of
quarters he Is l In n game.
The seniors who will graduate
mid-term had their graduation
pictures taken this morning.
The Beanies Countrv nluh u,in
be tho scene of the DoMolay's
niiuual Snowball formal on De
cember IB, Dancing will begin
at I) o'clock. The Snowball this
year Is honoring Dorothy O'Mal
ley, queen, nnd Vivian Dirschl,
Lois Cada, Pat Bcnoist, and
Sharon Willits, princesses.
Patrons and patronesses will
be Mrs, 15. M, Long, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Noel, Alva P. Oldham, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Charles Carlson, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Weaver, and Mr.
and Mrs. H. O. Palmer.
Mnster councilor of tho De
Molay Is George Long, senior
councilor, Don Noel, and Junior
Councilor, Bob McLean.
The Snowball committee con
sists of Bob McLean, Steve
Stone and George Bell.
By I'll ANK FBAWLEY
LOS ANGELES, Dee. 7 (!)
Judge Arthur Crum today dis
missed t h e assault charges
against Tommy Dorsey, his wife,
Pat Dane, and their neighbor,
Allon Smiley, growing out of
an attnek on Jon Mall.
The court said It had been
reluctant to take the case from
the tonsidernlion of the Jury
but felt thai under the state of
the record it would be nn abuse
of Its judicial discretion not to
do so.
Judge Crum referred to one
of the state's principal witnesses,
Antonio Icaza, Panamanian ac
tor, as a "fabulous, masterful
fabricator of falsehoods, a per
jurer pure and simple, demon
strated innumerable times oul
of his own mouth,"
Icnzn escaped last night from
protective custody, the sheriff's
office said, but was rearrested
early today and Committed tf'
the county Jail, He bad been
kept in custody in a hotel since
his return from Panama,
"No court with any sense of
Justice," continued Judge Crtirn,
"could permit such testimony
as he gave, so thoroughly Im
peached as a matter of law, as
it is, to go to the jury.
"To further protract this trial
with Its tremendous heavy ex
pense to the taxpayers, would
serve no useful purpose what
soever." Classified Ads Bring Results
Kaiser Wants to
Operate Ships Now
WASHINGTON, Dec. 7 (K')
Henry J. Kaiser, the mon who
builds ships, now wants to oper
ate them.
Trie maritime commission said
today that Kaiser has applied
for postwar routes extending
from New Orleans to the far j
east. No details of his applica-.
tion were disclosed, however, on
the ground that applications arc I
confidential pending commission
action.
The Kaiser application Is I
among a large number on file.
If It's a "frozen" article you
need, advertise for a used one
In the classified.
brinks even
Sound Belter
PILES
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED
NO PAIN NO HOSPITALIZATION
No Lou of Tim
Perminsnl Kasrjltsl
DR. E. M. MARSHA
Cblropraetle Pbritolan
!tO No. lib Ctqolr Thtalr. Bldl
Phone iom
""Eddie Eittreim'"""
Steak House
126 South 7th S
Grilled Steaks
Merchants' Lunch, 6ue
Hamburgers - Barbequt
Chili
OPEN 24 HOURS
DRINK3 mixod with
Canada Dry Wator
aparkle out loud.
"Pin-Point Car.
B0NATI0N" insures
liveliness and rip
, . . to th last sip.
CANAD
era eomi fij
AI HVRW Uf
HL FAMOUS JUl
RY WATER
KILLS SELF
Btlcom, 38, former mnna-
the union Ull company
ommltlcd suicide Monday
in the bnseinenl nf bis
Jin the Scott apartments,
Icld. according to word
here. BalCom lived
10:i n-40. coming from
field where lie was the Un-
I manager. He left Klani-
lalls tor Sodro-Woolley,
laiid then was transferred
uillc in Coos county.
pm loft the company at
Be and spent one season
una where he was with
other, Waylnnd, salmon
operator, since that
has been In Marshfield
mcnllh the past six months
Infincd him to his home.
1st week he returned to
Ion Oil company as Indus-
lesman,
Ids here were advised
hlconi was found at his
It noon Monday, a 30-30
lV hlj side. Ho find hnnn
lent over bls health, in-
sinn. no is survived bv
, Ruth Going Balcom. his
two brothers and a sis.
Inal riles were held in
Sid, Balcom was n Brad,
North Bond blub ch Mill
fcnded Oregon State col
lie was a member nf ibe
llub during his residence
ppecies of African locust
I mice. A sneclmen ni
rjet is preserved at the
Museum of Natural His-
BIy
: tun i. t. .. i 1 1
mtt purposes coino from
nn- iiuwn out oi inai
hflllr,,,.!. S
(ounrt that tme.trnfed
..uiou opQ quia,
.i .v, . Mci io Bieep-roMiinR
lk irmplomi of acid ladlCfstion,
I pujniii, ind upset Hom
I, . Ttltt delicloup, Miy to
mSSk !nilln' no boHIt' TrT
Wirt -r.. . ' U01 PMW
MMisjr.lntli jar.nlc.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Harrison
hnd as their dinner guests Thurs
day evening, November 30, Har
old Crane and Madelon Crane,
and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Casper.
Mrs. A. A. Protsman and Jan
et, lefl Monday, December 4, for
Portland, where Janet will un
dergo a major operation.
A. A. Protsman ond Clark Ab
bott were business visitors in
Klamath Falls Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hadlcy had
ns their dinner guests Sunday,
Mr, and Mrs. Spike Armstrong
and children, and Jack Smith.
Mildred Cnrtwright was host
ess to the Bridge club, Friday
evening, December 1. Enjoying
tho evening were Betty Arm
strong, Helen Smith. Marie
Hughes, Elizabeth Campbell.
Jessie Clifford, Thelmn Abbott,
Nlshn Hadley and Mildred Cart
wright. High scores were held
by Nisbn Hadley and Helen
Smith.
Pvt. Wayne Varnum, who is
with the cavalry at Fort Riley,
Kas left Tuesday after spend
ing a 10-doy furlough here with
his parents, Mr .and Mrs. Man
Vnrnum. He will report back to
Fort Riley.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Coke and
Cora Mac, and Nadinc Jenkins
spent the weekend visiting rela
tives in Medford, Ore.
Mrs. Ernie Loper was a busi
ness visitor In Klamath Falls
Tuesday
Beware Coughs
from common oolds
That Hang On
Crcomulslon relieves promptly be
cause it goes right to the seat of the
trouble ;o help loosen and expel
germ ladon phlegm, and aid nature
to soothe nnd heal raw, tonder, In
flamed bronchlnl mucous mem
branes. Tell your druggist to sell you
a bottle of Crcomulslon with the un
derstanding you must like the way It
quickly nllai-s the cough or you are
to hnvc your money back.
CREOMULSION
for Coughs. Chest Colds, Bronchltll
MANY NEVER
SUSPECT CAUSE
OF BACKACHES
fi.iu. n Hnn tmm4.
QUINTUPLETS
N rcliovo coughing ol
5 COLDS
'"llorCrown-ups.Too!
QiilniiipW, catch cold
llT"'' "'ni Imeksnrc ruhbnl
n I'mmpllywhito, minims
mm ooiighi, Bore throat,
i muscles duo to eolds -how
JmM eBaier how fast eon
upper bronoMi) tram, noas
Si, bro,t "Pi Bllcl
K'n " 8 BtroiiRths: Chll
S "'Hilar and Extra Strong.
mm
This Old Treatment Often
Brings Happy Kanar
Many sulfur isllete nstdos bsrttsrlia
tiulrklv, once tho y illsrnvrr llif 1 the rcsl esun
ol lliclr lioutils may ba tired kldnaya.
The lirlnfvs arc Natura'a chid y eMail-
Ina die asrrca aclrls and waste putof (heMood.
Thcvhclpliirtrel"Piahnut3plnUaday.
When dborder ol kidney (unction peritsllj
rolsonous matter to remain In your Homl.
Jnsy causa murine baokschs, thsmnsl M
ntiioilmcs shows there Is some
tilth your kidneys of blatMM
anil t
.thing
wrons
III your moneys or uiau.,..
Don't waltl ASK your Oruntai ior tnaa
nib, used auccasslully by millions lor over itl
Umm nl dnej moes JiiaajMrt goWW
wssta Irom your blood. Get Doana nila.
Men, Women! Old at
40,50,60! WantPep?
Want to Fool Years YounparT
U tin. for bo.ly oM Kildy ''f,0 in? Jrvl
nr.nhelicMi' di.-cl v (Allll'l I'l. rJllrl'JlTl. ai I?trO-
X ..I nnlu aOn. Try Osirn
vilftmlM Hi. r-ilfl'iro. a tni rr
mTsi aOri TfV nurf.i Ton la
m for new pp, jounw faeiloi. inl verjr dy.
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9uy mw, at your fefsure, white
Holiday items are plentiful
Buy the things you need for Holiday eating now while you
have the time. Supplies, are plentiful and Safeway low prices
yviH save you money.
NUTS!
Fresh stocka to fill those Chrfilmai tockingfl.
PEANUTS rrnhlv Roaatad Lb. 29c
LARGE WALNUTS Fancy Lb. 45c
MIXED NUTS Choice Mixture . 47c
CREAM CORN Del Motile No. 1 can 15c
NIBLET CORN Del Mail 13-ot. ean 14c
TOMATO JUICE M 21c
LIPTON'S TEA ?8r'c"o,'ntPebk.0i, B" " PkI 18c
TEA BAGStr,rp.cUB.''ck 36c
C0C0MALT Chocolate Malt Lb. Jar 4 1 C
OUR MOTHER'S COCOA Pk, 12c
EDWARD'S COFFEE j 28c i'.b; 54c
RALSTON RY-KRISP . Pk, 17c
HI-H0 CRACKERS ,... n, 19c
NABISCO 100"t Bran 1-lb. rhf. I7c
NABISCO SHRED DIES .., m 12c
CREAM OF WHEAT 2.uXor 22c
OLD DUTCH CLEANSER 2 "eSS 15c
SU-PURB SOAP Oranulated .... 30-ox. pkg. 39c
Flour
KITCHEN
CRAFT Enriched
2Mb.
ik. SI. 00
50.1b.
sack
$1.93
Brown Sugar
OR POWDERED
Bring your stamps!
Lb.
pkg.
8c
Bread
MRS. WRIGHT'S,
Lb. Loaf 10c 1'4-Lb. Loaf 13c. 2 for
A brand new loaf a grand new brcadl
25c
Palmolive
SOAP
1 3 20c
Sierra Pine
TOILET SOAP
Fragrant, refreshing
2130
Ivory Soap
For every household
need.
Medium
bar
6c
SWANS DOWN Cake Flour .... ai-lb. pkf. 26c
PEANUT BUTTER Baal Roast Mb. jar 23c
PEAHUT BUTTER Beverly Lb. Jar 25c
PEAHUT BUTTER Coarse Grind. ...Lb. Jar 25c
BEEVILLE H0HEY Wild Blossom. .Lb. Jar 30c
SLEEPY HOLLOW SYRUP 21c
MARMALADE g22& M 29c
MAY0HHAISE d 27c & 47c
SALAD DRESSING , ! ' 23c t 35c
CATSUP SfSiS c Stamps) ok.
I3C HalruL 2IC
JUMBO OLIVES Lindsay pint jar 30C
CHOPPED OLIVES Llbby ...No. V, can I3c
QUEER OLIVES Loa Ollvoa 3-oz. bot. 13c
CUCUMBER PICKLES ,,r 33c
NOB HILL Whole Roait Coffee 2-lb. bag 45c
You'll hare to act quickly to win
one of the 107 Cash Awardil
Suianna Pancaka Contett
Closes December 16!
Set your entry blank at Safe
way tell in 25 words why
you prefer "Dollar Site" or
"Cowboy Style" pancakes.
YOU may wlnl
"iff: 1 8c
SUZAHHA i"
t Safeway Stores are pledged
to keep prices down
charge only ceiling prices or less!
post ceiling price lists prominentlyl
welcome questions about our prices!
Help Shorfen the
War!
Do YOUR Part Io Help
Speed Our Boys Home
Buy an EXTRA Bond!
6th War Loan
FMSH PROdUCi
Sofeway fruit and vegetables are at fresh at can be . . , becaui
, they're rushed from farm to store. J
APPLES
Extra Fancy
Rome Beauty, Lb.
Extra Fancy
Jonathans Lb.
1T2C
11c
Medford AQ
Delicious Box
1 1
40c
Cooky and candy making
TIME TO start thinking about those holiday
"goodies"! And here are samples of how easy
it is to turn those thoughts into delicious
things-to-eat:
GINGERBREAD MEN
3 cups enriched flour 3 cup brown sugar
3 taps, baking powder firmly packed
'2 tap. salt cup dark molasses
2 tsp. ginger 1 egg
'3 cup shortening
Sift and measure flour; sift again with baking
powder, salt, and ginger.' Cream shortening and
sugar until light and fluffy. Add molasses and
unbeaten egg; beat well. Add flour mixture grad.
ually, mixing well after each addition. Roll on
slightly floured board to ! J-inch thickness. Cut
with floured gingerbread-man cutter or cut a
large square for the body, smaller circle for the
head, and strips for the arms and legs. Place on
Jightly greased cooky or baking sheet. Bake in
moderate oven (350 F.) until done, 10 to
minutes. Remove cookies immediately to rack;
cool; store. Makes about 4 doz. 2-inch cookies Of
6 large 10-inch gingerbread men.
TURKISH DELIGHT
E 3 tbsps. unflavored 2 tbsps. lemon Juice
gelatin 1 tbsp. grated orange
V2 cup cold watei or lemon rind
, 2cupssugar 8 drops yellow vegetable-
'2 cup hot water coloring
2 tbsps. orange juice
Soften gelatin in cold water. Combine sugar and
hot water in saucepan and stir well until sugar is
dissolved. Bring to boil; add softened gelatin and
cook slowly for 20 minutes. Remove from heat
and add orange and lemon juice, grated rind, and
coloring. Pour to about 1-inch thickness into
shallow pan (.1 x 10) which has been rinsed with
cold water. Let stand overnight; turn out on
board lightly sprinkled with powdered sugar; cut
in one-inch cubes and roll in powdered sugar.
Makes about 0 cubes.
Safeway ,
Homemaiers' Bureau
- " JULIA. LEE WRIGHT, Dfraetor
MARGARIHE Sunny Bank. 3 pU; Lb. I8e
VANILLA , , LEM0N FLAVOR '4'' 10c
BAKING POWDER Clabber Girl 2-lb. can 23c
SN0-WHITE SALTfcr 7c
A ,H BAKING SODA ...1-lb. pkgt. IQc
GRANULATED SUGAR 62c
GRANDMA MOLASSES Sl-os.. botUa 37c
H-0 OATS Quick or Regular lb- pkg. 13c
DUFF'S GINGERBREAD MIX ? 23c
PLANTER'S PEANUTS , S-oi. pkg. 15c
Cranberries La, ,, Lbl
Celery Golden Heart Lb. IMC
Sweet Potatoes g1
Jersey, smooth and even sised Lb. " '
Yams Plnk me,t ,.. Lb. 8V2C
SqiiaSh Hubbard 5C Danish C
Cabbage Medium heads Lb. 5V2C
Carrots
Long type Lb
7c
AH;r Yellow Danver, 30
WniOIIS Medium slsed 10-Lb. Bag
iwy superior wury mm
Yes, Safeway meats are guaranteed . . . good eating, flavorful, and
nutritious. Your money back If you're not satisfied.
BEEC T-Bone Steaks, A Grade, (MB) . .. Lb. 48c
C Grade, (Point Free) Lb. 35c
Round Steaks, A Grade, (ISH) Lb. 38c
C Grade, (Point Free) Lb. 29
Sirloin Steak, A Grade, (13R) Lb. 40c
C Grade, (Point Free) Lb. 28c
Ground Beef Lb. 28c
Beef Roasts (Arma& BUdi' cuts), Lb. 27c
C Grade, (Point Free) Lb. 22 C
Short RlbS B Grade, (Point Free) Lb. 29C
Short RibS c Grade. (Point Free) Lb.
Hen Turkeys A Grad. Lbl 51c
Order Your
Turkey
NOW! for th
Holiday!
To avoid possible disap
pointment, may we sug
gest you give your Safe
way meatman your tur
key order NOW1
AO GUESSWORK FOR MARGE!
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, Quit So, Marge! Pricing by
Weight is the Fair Way!
Pounds and ounces are accurntc meas
ures of value in fresh fruits and vege-'
tables and at Safeway that's how
they're priced! Naturally fresh prod
uce, priced fairly. Make Safoway you
headquarters for all food supplies!
SAFEWAY