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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 5, 1945)
rrr HERALD AND WEWB Thursday. AprU 5, 194S C OF G GROUP FAVORS YEAR'S OPAEXTENSION i nf mm. one year WP,""" for DfJx Uisicuu ui , - The question is now before con rnpakers on the question eci lor more umui j j further extension can be voted 8tEh VHM, first president of i ..i n nAtnmprrP in 115 organizaUon form, was today namea cnauu.a. r h anniversary features of the annual meeting of the chamber set for April. SO. Gov. Earl Snell will be principal gpeaker at that meeting. The chamber was organized In 1920, but a number of simi lar organizations preceded it in civic work here. .homhp Ray Byrnes ui ,.......--. aviation committee introduced F W. Gaving of the civil aero nautics authority at Seattle, who is making a survey iw ttrips and auto parks in this area. . ..., . Lt. Comar. urcnun, tlve officer of the air station, was a special guest and made a brief address. U was announced that cham ber representatives have been inHijrl to be the guests of the Modoc county defense council at Alturas on April 25. Lack of Grazing Blamed For Shortage nnwt.ivn Anril 5 (IP) Re fusal of federal officials to allow small ranchers to run t. lublic grazing lana was mum -Sti nroonn cattleman today for the meat shortage. Willard iJ. lucuamei, view, exhibited a letter from a forest supervisor saying that "the urgency for increased pro duction of beef no longer ex ists" and that grazing permits no longer can be lustuiea. Li Oregon taxpayers receive more for every dollar spent for education than taxpayers of any other state of the union, accoro ing to the results of a study just published by the National Edu cation association. According per child and ranks 25th from tne top oi uic ---Manila rost of education while, according to the regis trants examined by selective service, Oregon shows three- tenths of one per cent or re , rent nf mental ana educational deficiencies. Alabama ranks 44th in the,11" per pupil cost and ranks highest with 13 per cent mental and edu cational deficiencies, according to the selective service figures. California spends an average of S88 with 2.8 per cent deficiencies and Washington spends $81 with 1.2 per cent deficiencies. Oregon school children com plete an average of nine and seven-tenths years of school at the current average cost of $t5 I per child, while children from Nevada complete an average of ten and oiie-tcntn years per child tit a cost of $102 per cinm per year. The National Education asso ciation study reveals further that Oregon ranks third in tno circu lation o national magazines and ranks sixth in per capita sales, indicating that there is a high correlation between literacy and commerce. COURT BAILIFF DIES PORTLAND, April 5 ('f a iw naifvmnlo 7fl bailiff of the United States federal court and former warden oi me mio penitentiary, died here yesterday after a paralytic siroKe. He was active in democratic politics throughout the state. Dalrymple is survived by a widow, two sons and a daughter, Calumet Baking Powder The "double acting baking powder. Baking Cups For even, round cup cakes. Brown Sugar uiean, moist ana ready to use. 25-oz. tin 22c 10c pkg. Mb. pkg. 8c Ivory Soap H' food for babtei, loo.' Med. bar ...6c Swansdown Cake Flour i-es. pisg. The. ideal flour for perfect cakes. Free recipe book. Powdered Sugar ... i ib. pk3. 8c Skippy Peanut Butter .. . . V u. 34c Cinch Golden Cake Mix Mb. Pkff.27c Already mixed just add water or milk. 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Nu Bora Granulated It' tops for hard water. 51-oz. pkg. ..47c L me TO ATTEND (HENCE Salt Codfish M No points Mb. bricks " C Fresh Crab Meat 0Q Bulk No points . ; Lb. Wieners e Point. ............ Lb. 37c Sauerkraut QUart22c Rib Boiling Meat 91r Lean, meaty. A grade. 3 pts. Lb. aIC Mincemeat 2- Brandy flavored I.Lb. AW Lamb Chops ISoSTL 39c Ground Beef ,g No cereal Fresh today. 6 pts Lb. Round Steak , A grede, any thickness. 10 pts ........Lb. C Oranges Sunkist. 10 Lbs. in Mesh Bag Asparagus No. 1 All Green 2 Lbs. Spinach Fresh. Crisp 2 Lbs. Potatoes j Klamath Netted Gems. ft U. S. No. I 10 Lbs. Grapefruii Balton Boa ...Lb. 1 - delicious Me tofieafW' Zwil Hl T Start your family's day with a hearty breakfast of tt j IMJM If I" I. Nabisco Shredded Wheat, the cereal you can sjrvja rO I mmt T- dotendifferrat ways. 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