uit Filed Against v.-
general Electric on
harte I Maintenance
I....UINGTON, Jim. A" .!-
r?."..i .nil clitirHi inn iii
:'"nV Willi Mll0ll1liH"'K
iipn". ,,i,.i uuriiuiiiunli
lr Souncr.1 tocluy by Iho
n"Mrv..u.k. N. J.. Uic
il' i-a mi i ...
, '.;, mini, il"' ii'-li
jOTAKE PART
5NYEARLYB0Y
SCOUT COUNCIL
,n-fi.
MOW ., ...--.Ilia and
In i """ ; ,. i.
nninf .e'c"'!1.,":;
ii- .m council. ""J " ."
oL btinuay in "lu
lird hold when most of the
. ?wero reelected fur 1043.
I Kiihn wuii returned to
I troililency with I'aul "
I'aI Altnnn as vleu prml
,L Lwler OffleUI will ii:iln
...i lrcu.urcr with Hev. It.
Prtiitlce of Urnd as council
,t mmmlulencr. A. U. Hood
Il be national council rcprc
fcil'n.'ur executive bonrd will
imber 33 men, anionii whom
1 the following Kliiiniith
L men: Orcer Drew, ,1. V.
&ns. Lloyd I'rock. H. C,
i,..hiwk Dr. F. C. Adumii. K,
I Moore, Arnold Grnliipp, John
Liton. Chorion Wolse. huddle
ilnui, Rt-v. T. P. Casey. C. S.
Slot. Charles H. Stnrk ami
jv, Howard lltitclilns.
u cimn development program
ii approved by members of
f council ! camping aim c
fitiei committee. Coverlnit u
In of venr. the program will
ovlde an Idial cuinp liiyoul
tlJO scouts per week over a
or seven-week period euch
trimer. W. L. Uullnrd, recent.
1 aoDolnlcd as Klmunth din.
let' representative on thin
Jnmlltec, will work on future
km with the aruu group,
U budiet of $10.1 13. UU was
opted for 1045. Thla amount
11 provide the scouting, club
i( and senior scouting pro
im for boys In more thnn tlx
intlcs, $3000 of which will
set aside for future enmp dc
lopmenL Plans were mado at
1 Sunday gathering to enroll
12 boys by December 31,
5. There are now 1300 en
led.. The major growth In mi'in
nhlp In the council during
I past year was In Klamath
my, according to the annual
rt presented to tho group
nday, Previous camp iitlciul
re recorda were broken dur
I 1944 and even greater nt.
idance is anticipated in 1945.
addition to membership
jwth and camp development
ect ves were set In lender
p training prognims. troop
ivlty and scout muniigemcut.
nancial Sunnnrt
pr League Asked
PORTLAND, Jnn. IB (P)L.
aun, Ul-A rCglOHM III-
' fOlsti.-.. . I. i
E.I...7 . uuviiur, unci nil
Relation today to ask AFL,
ii. a oromernooda
finanC Al Uinnnrt fn.
for consumers leiiguo In thla
flrsanlzatlon of iho Iciiuiie
I anproved yesterday by the
Mi. i. L "u,'3Uiy committeo.
lit 1? e houswlvc write
(hi i.. "'"V' prices on cards
bo forwarded to tho Ol'A. as
Lh hoaTrcl,,'.",?j w Pro-
fc OfA chief. " Brown'
ft comm ttce tabled . pro-
Ice .,1",.'"' , "'c0
WenT.. ' l,on orders II
I
util, uccitseri General Electric
and Its Intiirnatlonnl uhtildlary
uf conspiring with flrma In Ger
many, France, Uriluln, Jnpun,
lleluluni and (inly to oxi'Jihuko
tiiituiitN und dlvidu tho world in
to exclusive marketing urem for
the purpoM of eliminating com
pi'titlon in virtually oil tynaa of
eliiotrli'Bt U(iihimont, with the
exception of electric lamps and
radio appliances, ' '
AmlMnnt Attorney Ocnvrut
Wendell Uergc suld n suit now?
la pending ugiilnst U. E. concern
lug electric lamps.' He added the
depuilmenl la lnvestlgutlnK the
riKiio uppiiiiuco angles.
Uui'go tuld reporters that In
lila opinion Amerlca'i cnpai'lty
In produce uluctrical tquipment
would have been greater when
the war began had tho alleged
ujtieciiimiis uoi uetn in eiluct
w ii mo a tu co-conapirntofs
niigt-nioine .ioKiricitnets Cits.
eiinciiuti (A.B.o.) of Germany!
Compugiilo Krancolio Pour L'Ex
plullatlon Doa I'rorsdva Thonv
aou-iiouston (u.r .T.ll.lof rruncc
Ajiaocliitud Klectrlciil Industries
minuted tA.B l.) of Hrltaln; Tok
yo Shlbnuru Denkl Kabuahl Kal
aha (Tokyo Shlbaura) of Japan
Hoclete D'Electrlclte Ael De Me
chtinlciuc (S.E.M.) of Belgium
and Compugnlu General Ul
tieruricitn ti;.u.E.) of Itnly,
iho complaint charged that
inc companies nuocntcd tho
United Mutes to G. E, and I. G.
E. aa exclusive terrltorv: f.er.
miiny, Austria, Dnnilg. md Meirv.
ci io a. r.. u.; r runcc nnd Greece
to U. r . T. II.: Great llrltnln and
Northern Ireland, the Irish Kree
Mate, and lalo of Man, Malta
Gibraltar and Cyprus to A, E. I.
Japan, to Tokyo Shlbaura; -Bel
glum and Luxembourg to SI E.
M., and Italy and Albania to
C. G. K. 1 ; j
Ilt-rgo snld tlial although aoifje
puusea oi ino alleged 'agree
menw werq Inoperative ni a re.
sun or mo war,, some auchi as
wuii fcnginnd, atlll are in'oper
alkiii.
Ho added Unit the government
la -anxious ' to act now because,
he eold, G. E. la planning to en
ter into similar agreements with
other nations.'1 ' " i..i
The complaint asked Uiat tho
contracts of I, G. E. be declared
Illegal nnd that G. E. and I. G. E.
bo perpetually enjoined from
maintaining or carrying out any
oi ino ancgen agreements -or
understandings.
Youth Held For
Draft Evasion
MEDFOP.D, Jnn. 18 (p) Po
lice holding--AHon Dale :Man
nlng, 16. McMlnhvllle: in Jacfc
son county jail nid Willis Wond.
Medford KBI agent, reported tho
youin wanted in connection witn
draft evasion.
Manning, who Hold police' he
wus a divinity student, was or.
rested yesterday on a warrant
Issued In Portland. .- j;
Classified Ads Bring Results.
UNCLE SAM TO
HAND OUT 32,000,000
EXTRA RED POINTS
Tin greatest windfall of extra
red polnti erer la going una
monUi, and eaeh nionlh (ollow
liia, to American houaawlres
Uiroughout the counttr.
S3 million extra red points, ap
proximately, will bo banded out
by meat dealer to eustomera
who turn In used fata In a great
Victory drive for una euential of
mediclnea, gunpowder, lynthetlo
rubber, aoepe, painu and a hun
dred other neoeatltlea on the
batlleneld and home front. For
each pound of fata turned In.
every liotuowUo la entitled to a
.red points.
The need for used fats Is stUI
Urgent Women are urged to save
every drop, every spoonful of
grease powlble and keep sarins
until final. Victory over boUl
Germany and Japan.
T1
i . . 1
tlarline Henderson
Beauty Stylist from Portland,-.
Has Accepted a Position
Assisting Bo Halncs
ot
Vanity Beauty Sliop
Phone 7161-I
w.-
BIO BOTTLE
150
PIUS 0EP0$T.
Cheerful Earful !
Drinks mixed with Canada Dry'
Water oven sound" belter. "PIN- "
Point Cardonation" gives ,
thorn a tparkio you can hear . . .
a liveliness Uiat lasts.
SI
The Road to
Uttrlln
By The Associated Press
., Russian front; 200 miles
(from Cicstorliowa.)
2 AVealurn front; 301 miles
(.from near Duren.)
3 Hungnrliin front; 304 miles
(from Hron river.)
eIliillon front; 544 miles
(from Reno river.)
PftEPAHEDNESs"
OKLAHOMA CITY, Jnn, 18
lf') tilnto Sufcty Cominlsaloner
J. M. Gentry was-scnitclilng Ills
licad over Ihls hiiukuiiI rc(ui'st:
' A letter bearing 9(1 cenla from
l.t. Col. Rosa II. Houlh. fighting
with the Infantry In Itnlv, nuk
ing that his Oklahoma drivers
license be renuwed and sent lo
him as soon as possible.
Mojor B. P. Cody, for the past
five months commanding officer
of tho women's army corps Ore
gon recruiting headquarters In
J'ortlnnd, has assumed command
of the WAC recruiting branch
for tho entire ninth service com
mund with hcudquortera in Fort
Douglas, Utuh, it was announced
today.
Replacing Major Cody In com
mand of the Oregon WAC re
crultlng lieadduurtcrs is Capt.
R. L. Gantcnbein, ft Portlund
resident and formerly connected
with tho internal revenue de
partment bnforo entering the
army air corps. Capt, Ganten
boln hue been associated with
WAC recruiting In Washington
and Oregon for the lut is
months. Ho will arrive In Klam
utli Fulls tonight to spend four
days Inspecting the activities of
the Kliimath Pulls army recruit
Ing station, und also bring with
him tho latest information about
the women's army corps.
Capl, Gantenbcln's new as
signment came on tho heels of
an uuuouncernenl by tho war de
partment that recruiting for Iho
women's army corps will contin
ue throughout 1048, especially
for medical and surgical techni
cians for the medical depart
ment. Tho urgent need for ad
ditional mcdicul personnel in
COLDS
Relieve misery, as most mothers
do, Rub tho
throat, chest
ana uaea wivn w 4 nnn
Umo-toatod V VAPOKUB
army hospitals was emphsalzed
by the proposal of President
Roorovclt to draft nurses for
military service.
Complcto Information about
the women's army corps is avail
able at tho army recruiting sta
tion, 210 postoffice building,
phono 8401.
i.-m.i.
NICKS
n
Rock Wool
INSULATION
Blown In
Baves Your Fuel
Free Estimates
SUBURBAN
Lumber Company
Phone 7709
1A
VflT'SII'. iiatauassssisJ
Thursday. Jan. JS, 145
HERALD AND NEWS NIKS
Wise choice
Schilling
:ll
VACUUM PACKED
COFFEE
I 4 , I
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: mm
fwzflb ni. v'-WMWmH
sjtxaiHi i g i tssitct-sii !. mwammmmTatnmwmwmmm
Steaks
. LISKEY BEEF
. '; GRADE A
T-Bone . . lb. 48c
, , (1 Pt.)-. :
Rib . . .-. Ib. 32c
(8 pt.) , ..
Sirloin . . lb. 40c
(11 pis.) '
Round ... lb. 38c
(13 pts.)
Flank . . . lb. 38c
(6 ptS.) . , : ,
HERE
Roasti
LISKEY BEEF
GRADE A
Standing
Rib lb. 32c
(7 pts.) ,
Rump . . . lb. 26c
(6 pis.)
Pot Roast, lb. 27c
. i (3 pis.)
, Blade and Arm Cuts
Stews and
Lower Priced Cuts
LISKEY BEEF .
- GRADE A
Short Ribs
lb. 20c
(i Pt.) . .
Boiling Beef
lb. 26c
(i pt.) .
Ground Beef
lb. 28c
(4 pts.) . ' '
Miscellaneous Items
: LISKEY BEEF
Beef Hearts
lb. 22c
Point Free
Beef Tongues
lb. 36c
Point Free
Pork Liver
lb. 24c
Point Free
For your selection
The mesr delicious beef that money can buy.
Butter-tender steer beef steaks and
mouth-watering juicy roasts. Yes, the
very cream selected from
Liskey Bros. Famous
White Face Herefords
Additional meat value has been added to these fancy
steer beefs through Liskey Bros, up-to-the-minute
scientific methods of feeding.
All grades of beef now require the same number ol
points fancy, good, commercial and utility, so when
you spend those valued ration points, get the best at
SAFEWAY. Satisfy the family appetites tonight.
Take home a roast or steak cut from these grain fed
Grade "A" Liskey steer beef.
Lard
Fresh Rendered .
2 " 35c
sf I 4 Made from afl pa
Sauerkraut 15c
Yeiners '-2 35c
Eggs
Grade A Lge.
57c Doz.
Smelt
Fresh Caught
Lb. 19c
Nob Hill Whole Roast ..
Airway Whole Roast
.i-lb. bag'
Canterbury Orange Pekoe ........
Snow-white Iodised and plain .
,23c
.........:.....l-lb. bag 20C
.......... H -lb. plc.' 22c
7c
gB-oi. pkg.
31c
Coffee
Coffee
Tea
Salt
Blue Rase fancy
Flapjack Flour! Alb.r.. . ..
Pancake Flour 1 8unn, ;
FlOUr Kitchen Craft. Mb. sack 25
Syrup Karo, Blu, tjb.i'
SyrUp Sleepy Hollow 16-os. glass 21 C
Kraft American Cheese (12 Potali) ,.,. pkB.40c
?SUPRed Hill (30 pts.) 14-os. bottle 13C
Tomato Juice 3unny Dlwn (40 p.j .........0s. can21c
Grapefruit Juice n30c
Wheat Germ
, 31b. pkg. '
...2M-lb. bsg22C
40-oi. pkg.
15c
10-lb. sack
43c
S-lb. glass
39c
garine sunny Bank (2H) .......
Shortening Boyai san
.' - ...
Mayonnaise NuMllde
Salad Dressing Duehe
Cudahy'sTang 3n)
Oats
14b. pkg,
..3-lb. glass
18c
59c
32-os. jar ""
.. 32-os. jar
35c
12 oi. can
32c
Morning Glory, Reg. and Quick 48-os. oka. Ot
Peets Granulated Soap LM.ot. pka.26c
Preserves
Kerr's Assorted
2-lb. gl. . . . 49c
Peanut Butter
Real Roast
2-lb. jar . . . 39c
Peanut Butter
Beverly & Howdy Coarse Grind
2-lb. jar ... 45c
Fisher's IK -lb. bag
25c
i
Quaker. Oats
Reg. and Quick.... 3-lb. pkg.
,..15. -lb. pkg.
28c
Ralston Cereal ,,,,.. Dlca.21c
Wheaties !
Post Toasties
Bleach
White King Toilet Soap
Toilet Soap Lux B.;.
Linit Starch
- 8-os. pkg.
lie
'.ll.os. oka. 8c
White Magle .'...1 gsl. bottle 32c
3 ,or14c
bars for '
Hi
12-01. pkg.
for 20C
10c
Carrots
Cabbage
Parsnips
Rutabagas
Celery
Tender
Crisp and Sweet
Firm
For shredding for salads- Lb.
i' 1
Snow while
Smooth ;
' Delicious for Boiled
Dinners ,
Crisp Utah
Green type ....
Lb. 7c
7V2C
.....Lb. 9c
Lb. 6c
Lb. 12c
Grapefruit
Texas Pink Meated
Pound
11c
Potatoes
U. S. No. 1 Klamath Gems
4.59
U. S. No. 2 Klamalh Gems
1.75
100-Lb.
Sack ...
30-Lb.
Sack .
3
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