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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 1, 1945)
LMarch 1. HETtALD AND NEWS NINE INGE EYED N LUMBERING FOR POSTWAR The Itotul to llvi'lin LrTLAND, Mnrch 1 (If H"1' !..!... rhnnim In hlmcd lull""-""" - iar era will bo from V . ..i i.. Hmhor lo hnr. kill o: Vl - Cm timber crops in a aourco Cmalcrlul, Col. Wllllum 1J. I,w" l ..,n,io,.f nl Ihn L, y, gOIU-'l" o-- - i Cot Lumbermen's as- .Hon, tM h". orccloy told the Oregon Krtlilng club yesterday Hint I. cientlnl If lumber !iid the morcli In economic foment of the Pacific north. .. i ... ii said i,LI i",,i:,,i tnmv Is bused on Industrial Kiting which will change brlnK 'ro"' a '"1rnlory 10 tiled Industry. tl Grcclov slalod that war iindi In four yenra took BO on cot of lumber, or OU per 01 in" ll"l """" n uuf ki thnl the. total won li-ss t that demanded. In tho pur. tt active construction In tho Idle '20. I Itt at al aft w. . ... - , ..,dtZl PASTEURIZED SKIM MILK JDS TO ITS GOODNESS A ..,.,iiDeiRIN( uiriw By Tha Associated Praia 1 Kiinti-in front: :rjt mlloa (from Zullin). 2 Western front: 203 miles (from wi-sl of Cologne). 3 Iliilln,, front: 044 miles (from Hiuio rlvur). Repeal of Chinese Discrimination Asked SALEM. Mnrch 1 (PjRcpenl of nn 187U low preventing Chi ni'Mf from working on public projects Is soiikM by a bill Intro duced by Sens. Frederick S. Lamport and John Carson, both of Snlcm. Tho siMinto ent to tho house yesterday a proposed cciimtitii llonul umendment lo permit Chi nese to own lnnd. aW)i ma 7-&ZW CLEAN GOLDEN SKINS jgr and rich stores or vitamin G mark our Desert Grapefruit Stimson Denies Plans to Release Men After V-E Day WASHINGTON, March 1 (IP), Testimony Jy vctornns admin istrator Frank T. Illncs that the war department plans to re lease from 200,000 lo 250.000 soldiers monthly after Ger many's defeat was described as "without foundation" today by Sccrolnry Stimson. Stimson said in a stutoment thnt the basic elements In the war department's mobilization plan were made nubile last Sep tember 8 and have not boon changed. Hlnes, testifying before the house appropriations committee recently, said "the war depart ment contemplates releasing from 200,000 to 230,000 men a month" after V-E day. Said Stimson: "When hostilities cease In Eu rope, tho wnr department In tends to marshal against the Japanese every soldier and every Item of equipment that can be used effectively to spend our nnai victory. This means, Stimson added, that shipping priority will be given to the transfer of men and materials to the Pacific ureas. Describing this as a "tremendous undertaking," Stimson said that it must be done "with all possible speed nnd vigor or we will pay a heavy prlco In the higher cas ualtica of a longer Japanese war." Stimson added that all speed consistent with the military situation will be observed in re turning men who can be re' leased from the army overseas "But," he added, "any sug gestion that large numbers will be coming home for discharge Immediately after the fighting stops in Europe can only lead to cruel disappointment. Mines had no comment on atunson s statement. HECEIVEB AMBASSADOR VATICAN CITY, March 1 (IP) Pope Pius XII today received Baron Ernst von Weizsaecker, German ambassador to the Holy See, in a 30-minute private audi ence. Chase's office, 203 Odd Fal low! building, will ba o p n very avening until 8 o'clock, and on Sundaya, to assist work ing man with Income Tax Problems. BABY'S COLDS I fed yf jfro Relieve misery direct I YYfiA -without "dojfnffT RUB ON WICKS V vaporub ROOFING FLAT WORK FULLY GUARANTEED Let Ua Quota Your Job Grems Roofing SERVICE , 337 E. Main Phona 4838, 5781 Appetizing Schilling VACUUM PACKED COFFEE Deaert sunshine grows our grapefruit golden bright uiidf and out ... fills them to bursting with vitamin C In fnct, half a Desert Grapefruit providoa an adult's primary tuppUl of this all-Important vitamin. Pokoyourspoon Intohnlf t Juicy-rich liesert Grape fruit at brenkfast. Add its tingy goodness to luncheon Iliads. And for a, taste traat at dinner, serve hilvta of natural-color golden Doscrt Grapefruit. .MS nOMAMKWM- OUJTO.H.. tfAf POSTS 53 BRAN BRAN COH6V& I tvrf svoAfsrifircef' feus NEW breakfast idea in i, C ",ls'n Bran Is a brnnd K , Mllat ldea' A comblna- uuforown, crlsp-toastorl Ws tan. n-. i.i. At " -riiiRDSi piua w toiifornla scedlau ral- sins . . . right in the same pack ago. And tho raisins in Post'a Raisin Bran stay lendor, thanks to Post's Tondcr-Sured process. If you haven't yet tried this magic combination, you're miss ing a raro treat! Eucribody ought to know about Tost's Rai sin Bran. So delicious, and so nourishing tool Don't let an other day go by. Start enjoying the downright flavor moflie of Pott'i Raisin Bran today. A Post Cereal DISCOVER . really fresh fruits and vegetables selected by experts and rushed from farm to store, naturally fresh. Lemons Oranges Vi crate . . Apples California bursting with juice Calif. Navels, goldan ripe 1c juicy, 5 lbs. $3.19 Crate Apples Delicious extra fancy, fancy Lb. Box ...... ; .t . Wineiaps, extra fancy and fancy BOX . a . .... Lb. Gr. Onions Carrots Cauliflower Radishes Lettuce Onions Young and tender, local crop Bu. New crop. No tops to pay for . Roseburg, Snowy white heads. Lb. Crispy and fresh Crisp green heads .....Lb, Ore. U. S. No. I Yellow Danvers. Lb. 10-Ib. sack . 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CHILI POWDER Gebhardt'i LESLIES SALTS ea. pk. 20c V:?: 15c Quick ar Begniar- ALBERS OATS NABISCO 100 BRAN SHREDCED WHEAT CUDAHY'S TANG m'.I 3 t lb. Pf- lb. pka. 8c 27c ,1V ITe Me 32c !Ab, 59e I B.th Kind! BORDEN'S HEM0 GERBERS BABY FOOD CUD Ull kf " B.rdea'i. . tlr rfllLIN Ntille Hi B. pli.) CANTERBURY TEA AIRWAY COFFEE b. 20c NOB HILL COFFEE n 23c 2 n. . 45e can TC .'! l Oe ; boi, 22c 3 ,k.58e I How to add glamour to cabbage onions,"' carrots ml nAalAr Lb. Lb. U. S. No. 1 Gema 100-lb. Sacks U. S. No. 2 Gems . . . 50-lb. sack $1.98 Oxydol Granulaied 5oap, 24-cn. pVg Camay ..Toilet Soap 3 p. 20 Swan i .WhHa FloaHng ,Soap' 3te 29 j Concentrated ! ;Supej . . . AND WITH MV DEDUCTIONS IT'LL COST PLENTV. WE'LL HAVETOJ CUT DOWN -EVEM( FOOD, CORA j fOH, SOLLY! ANPTHEl I LERCHS COMINS TO PINNER JANE, HARRy AVS WElLl JUST HAVE TO SPEND I ONFOOftHOWOOV MANAGE SOEASILy? )OU NEVER SEEM TO , HAVETHESET en 3Sas OUaaT'lkA.V CIO, koubles ,fN I i if l FRENCH STYLE CABSAGt j Corhblne cooked chopped cabbage, small amount of milk and a beaten egg. Brown in a solid cake in U little hot shortening or drippings in a frying pan. j .COUNTRY'STYie SMOTHEREDCABBAGtt Cook chopped cabbage in drippings with sally, pepper and small amount of milk' until tender, stirring occasionally to prevent burning, r QUICKFRENCHONIOtr 50Ur Cook sliced onions in a small amount of ahorten-1 ' ing or drippings until limp but not brown. Add about 1 cup water and 1 or 2 chicken or beef .bouillon cubes per serving; salt and pepper to taste. Serve with cheese toast or grated cheese SDrinkled on top of each bowl of aouo. 'CARROTS LYONNAISl Brown" sliced cooked carrots, a little chopped, onion, salt and pepper in hot butter or shorten, ing. (Cooked the same as Lvonnaise Potatoes.) . M TOASTED BAKED POTATOES7 rare potatoes, brush with melted drippings. Roll " potatoes in murture of crumbs, salt and pepper, then in beaten egg, then again in the crumb mix- ture. Bake in a covered casserole in a moderately hot oven (400 F.) for about 1 hour or until done. BAKED MASHED SQUASH steam-unpeeled pieces of winter squasliTintil tender, scrape from shell, mash, season with salt, pepper and add enough milk to make the same ' consistency as mashed, potatoes. Put into a bak ing dish, dot with butter or margarine, sprinkle with brown sugar and chopped nuts, if desired. Bake in a moderate oven (350 F.) until heated through and browned on top. This is a good way .to use leftover squash or plan to cook enough at .4 one time to serve the second time in this way. ; I I Mrs. Wright's Bread It trader-frail Just taata K i. i t . fragrant flavor and you'll b. won l-IO. iout to 21? S '!!" wrtB.BrMd """'i-lb loaf, 2 tuna lor au. - - , . for 25c Edwards Coffee 54" Toa can depend on Edjmrds. m i Quzditr, blending and roast- -Sl. Ing are rlfrldl? controlled. Al- tar mtys GOOD colfee. DISCOVER WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES FOR: a . Dressed Veal, Rabbiri, Chickens, Eggs. See your . Safeway man,' NOW! ' Ulr4t( 31 per ib.43c l Safeway Homemakers' BureS9 'JULIA LEE WRIGHT, Dlnctot; 'l FOR LENTEN MENUS Halibut " P.r ib. 43c - Sliced, frozen iiih. (No points) Fresh Sole i , Fetrali kind. Ration free. Fresh Smelt .... 2 lb,. 25c The season's choicest morsel. (No points) Sliced Ling Cod lb.27c Piece Ling Cod " ib.20c, Froaen fish, rich in flavor. (No points) 14-oi. Jar $1.05 pint 65c ! Prawns Nate's Fresh Oysters For that old fashioned stew. Hen Turkeys Grade a . 51c Luncheon Meats at Lowest Prices :--..:Mri.a....-...a...aaaakaa rr!s PERfEcny simple, cora FOR MONTHS NOW IVE BEEN BUVINS ALL MV FOOD AT ' " SAFEWAY. EVERVTHINS I GET IS GOOD, ANDTHS SAVINGS I MAKE ARE REALLY WORTHWHILE est w rrL. i CORA DEAR,yOUR OINNErY ITiS NO SECRET, WAS SIMPLV DELICIOUS. AGNES. OANETOLD HOW DO VOU FIND SUCH m ABOUT SAFE WAV, GOODIES IN TIMES UKE AND NOW I 6Uy THESE ? yEVERYTHINS THESE. fv'O fiyi MV RECORDS SHOW - " V S3 ''W SAVINS A LITRE STEAKS SIRLOIN (11 prs.) 'A ROUND (13 prs.) 'A' T-BONE (12 pts.) ,'A' GROUND BEEF (4 pti.) lb. 28c Lamb Chops (7 Ib. 40c lb. 38c lb. 48e Rib Ib. pts.) 'A' 43ev SAFEWAY IhU ft at ubjct to O. P. aft, BfttJcaUff - Change!. asai JkWa Yf.JWwfW J IT 1 a I
