EIGHT HERALD A WD HTWS
faca-aday. April X. IMS
CARRIED
ON WELFARE
ROLES
HERE
Flashes of
Life
THE ACCIDENTS Who Abandoned Baby!
nrnnnTTn III niTV Continues In North
ntrunitu in uni
PORTLAND. Ore, April 58
re- search for a xxoiin
I m-bo abasdoaed a 10-wk-o!dj
Th-. trxffjc accidents were a Spokane howl was
FOR SEX-SUYER
by the Rev. Anthony Kargt, a
reoemptorist iaincr.
IVtcr J. Kmt. manager of the
St. Vincent Do Paul salvage cen
ter, told officers Bill. previously
described as an Alaskan Indian,
had frequented the salvage center.
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jreported to cry Plc yp-jri lice last night arrested two men
r r-HTsrrov. Ida Ann t. ! ibur. was involved m a minor ""a. acre.
Beekeeper
his young
he says, it gives them more pep.)
Seattle, April 2 upv-Po-j Million Stamps
Sold At Confab
described as friends of Joe Bill,
w: ajSS&taT irSTi C Atek lf Mrs-X VT. Tecvin said a ; 33-.ve.ld esXimo. who yester
hM n,Ttii frfiKaae. at the intersection of & year-old woman employed here day was charged with the sex-
silfstiuazol aad sttud. because t om ana spring. as a noici maia icii iur apumiiv . slaving Sunday oi
for Spokane . ivin Snnrfav of 5-vcar-oId
Minus Anderson. 4311 Sum-(last week with her 10-week-old ! irma Irene McGough, at the St.
Good times or bad, the JCao
ath county welfare commission
fwtinriM to dav a prominent
In inr ureses! coanry and I
state system of the social pro- J tf, A deer escaped from near-
grass. icy Arroyo seco pars arxi ran
The peak load of January. through a liqoor core without
lW.trTyearpTrtoww,toochabo
fcnd 250 persons .Bntt ) ngL S2
iherc her family had obtained
Bristol speculates the mixture roers lane, reported a couisjon , baby, and planned to go from , Vincent De Paul salvage depot
should provide them with an! with Vernon K. .Morns. siju there to Kellogg, to hunt work.
anusepac King.
OH PEER!
PASADENA. Calif, April M
Garden, at E. Main and Owens-1 TCt woman's name was found ' tKmiwarv hmisine after thei
Lawrence Hansen. 723 Klamath. I on a postcard in the Spokane ho-! arrival from Portland a week
reported a minor traffic accident . tei room where the baby was before.
with Dorothy SmitK 1TM Derby. lefL. I Detective Capt. H. J. Law-
"JS" l-ffrf";, r, Tve been sending her mail!renc. head of the homicide
JriT-ith Tw;; : " Kellogg and it basn t come j squad, said one of the prisoners,
Ore- was charged with I. legal . . .. Mrs. Teevin. an Indian, was reported to have
loona u pawu. v.- Hour drunxs ana one aisoroeriy J ia sot a uuuuu '" : - i - am
county carried on tae general ,'JlT1T TZZL I conduct case appeared in court, times by lodgers here who said!"" J'.L"
assEtarjce P.J 1 i i J. -j Two addiu arunks bailed , the tel m d was n g ecting
I McNeil island federal prison.
compared to Hi. correciiy rc-g-. ... out.
isterea. luiirnnm jmv ! Robrt Anderson of Eugene
Tbe case load has not-flud! rxrVT lS A2f ?,fpolted 53 ,or n
ated the past three years, war- . i' .tS improper left turn. He was ar-
I,"0" afSm SSia- her to shop in Spokane ""
able persons, acccromg to Ai tfca and a flne -
Unruhart. a?IEi?r 5" T? IHawaiian wiggter with, a green i Former Language
employable q h i""r,acd white skirt." !J n- t r
factor ih this ie,jrne rul-j she tr g enthusiast i "eod D, Eugene
lng inai assii"" - land favors that type of lure.
able for employable persons isi .
not necessary in Klamath coun- omrsp-s THE rr.l r
ty, as no men or womai; FAI r g ,d
are aoie u --- UT On Biak island in the Paci-
for help. fie. Yank doughboys salute the
Tbe old age assistance case ! uniform, not the man and when
load has stabilised close to toe j man lacks a uniform they
250 mark and has been at that ! don't salute,
figure for approxirMy three f One Gt walked into fie make
years. Average age of the re-j, Toom wheze CoL H
cipient is 75. Employment does G Lauterbach of Twin Falls was!
not enter into this case. bathing, the colonel wrote. Eye-
There is a variation ji ui mg uie coionei s graying temples, ;
her baby.
McNeil island federal prison
A mass of the angels will be
.., u.'said for the little girl at Sacred
jieiioin muioiug.r u,: ,hi, nmnrrnw mornine
cacao plant was airborne into ,
Mexico oy vrfucuacoau, uoq oi
the Air. .
Classified A as Bring Results.
EUGENE. April 26 WV Dr.
Friedricn . Georg . Gottlob
Schmidt, professor emeritus of
April 26 Germanic languages at the Uni-'
versity of Oregon, will be
mined tomorrow in Eugene.
A native of Bavaria, Ger
many, he served 42 years as
head of the romance language
department. He retired in 1939.
..1a Wffrv now and then, bow-
ever. Take the case of one 81-year-old
man who last year re
moved himself from the old age
assistance role and received em-
nnvmmt SUtllCienI lO DUUie
hfmcelf indeoendetrt. This el
derly man found work as a
watchman and regained his in
dependence to the point where
he felt he was contributing to
the war effort
Thf. rartieular oerson was
born In 1861, the outbreak of
the Civil war. In this war he
was able to buy seven s war
bonds, and in addition invesiea
raw of his earnings in a farm
project which today makes him
partially self-supporting.
The March report shows a to
tal of 556 eases on the commis
sion books at the present time.
Of this number. 254 receive old
age assistance; 18, aid lor de
pendent cnuaren; uiree, aia to
the blind; 281 general assistance
and service of which 15 re
ceived no financial aid. This
figure also includes service to
inductees. -
In January, 1944, the public
welfare agency was elected as
medical field agent for selective
service boards. The agency was
asked to prepare medical and
social summaries to aid in the
induction procedure of the in
ductee. The Alamatti .agency
alone, has prepared over. 1200
reports for both local and out
side boards. This has meant a
lot of additional work, for .the
local office, but has reportedly
been of great value to the man
going into the armed forces.
The Klamath welfare commis
sion also reports on special re
quests relating to hardship. This
means, - Mrs. Urauhart ex
plained, that the case .worker
advises whether oi. not -tbe in
duction of a man would -work:
an undue hardship on the fami
ly. The commission makes no
recommendation, but simply a
social study to place in the
hands of the person making the
decision.
During the past month, the
commission gave service to 74
children, including counciling,
location and certification of fos
ter homes, adoption reports, as
sistance in placing children in
day care homes, social work for
the crippled children's division,
and case work services with in
dividual children in their own
homes.
Members of ' the ' Klamath
county staff Include Mrs. Urqu
hart, administrator; Patricia
Shaw, Marsha Brazil and Palma
Hendricks, case workers, and
Carduella Eels and Frances
Gilcrlst, clerks. Offices are lo
cated in the Veterans' Memor
ial building adjacent to the
courthouse.
If It's a "frozen" article you
need, advertise for a used one
in the classified.
the doughboy remarked :
"Well, well, pappy, ain't it
about time they sent you home
for a discharge?"
...
rrs a bird
POPLAR BLUFF. Mo, April
26 UP) Much excitement started
when Fred Landgraf stuffed
some waste paper into his fire
place and touched a match to it
to take away the chill air.
Scores of chimney sweeps
swept down through the open
ing and into the house. They
dislodged nests and soot and it
all fell down into the living
room. The birds caused heavy
damage to wall paper and fur
nishings before finally - being
ejected.
SLIGHT MISTAKE I
PUEBLO, Colo, April 26 VP,
The sheriffs blotter read: "Miss
ingone 500-gallon gasoline
tank, one numn and 150 llnn
oi gasoline. - investigation re
vealed a trucking concern had
visited the wrong filling station
to transfer equipment to a new
site.
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WOOD Bnarf h.
Hi liil Arm. ft n
oiM waly 4 tillim
9r ilica. Hif&tr .1
far ndmdng i
Giant Dlanes can-vine 150 to
200 passengers; will not be a
common' sight ih the immediate
postwar years. Medium, trunk
line planes of 30 to 40 passen
ger size -will be best suited to
the requirements of the bulk of
the -traffic-at that time.
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B ROM SUC A
etl'SS 'CM A HOMEMADE TASTE
Jiffy Baked Beans
2 c canned baked beans
3 tbp. C ind H Brown Sngar
1 tbsp. prepared mustard
c water
Combine all ingredients In
casserole. Bake tlowlr 40
minu'-j. Serves 3-4. -
Be suie ifs
sugar
gup MOWN JLS
. . . mad with CINOi WAFflE
MIX. Each pockagt contain. All
necessary Ingredients. Juil add
water, mix and bake. Here's a
Ireatl Criip CINCH waffles
drenched with
syrup and lop
ped with chop
ped walnuts. ' '
Vdt'jSXi Covn Bread
and Cfnch)
ffcr'CZSStl "of Cokes,
J JVj Tool
laieri for yw rUusfvify by
Ri
ch
Schilling
VACUUM PACKED
CO FF EE
M & i MARKET
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
FRUITS & VEGETABLES
1330 KLAMATH PHONE 4860
Friday and Saturday Specials
Asparagus Peas
2 lbs. 25c 2 lbs. 25c
Radishes Onions
3 bunches 14c 10 lbs. 49c
Green Onions Tomatoes
2 bunches 15c 2 lbs. 39c
SAN FRANCISCO. April 26
(Pi Post office officials esti
mated today that more than
1.000.000 postage stamps com
memoratins the oixMimi! of the
United Nations conference wcrc
sold here on the first day of to
sue.
The five-cent blue stamps, the
first issue of which Is diistlind
for the Franklin D. Roosovolt
stamp collection, were In hot
demand at the conference head
quarters. At least 20,000 wero bought
from a oulckly-coiistructcd
wooden booth In the lobby of
Iho Veterans Memorial build
ing there, estimated weary
clerk.
There are 85 species of native
orchids in Vermont; In Hawaii,
there arc only three
In these days of food shortages
SERVE YOUR FAMILY THIS CEREAL
WITH 5 GREAT BENEFITS
XT
KELLOGG S ALL-BRAN gives you
. protective food elements you need
These days, when many favorite
foods are short, be sure your
family gets protective food elements
needed for good nutrition. Serve '
XELLOOO'S ALL-bran, delicious break
fast cereal, which helps provide these
five important benefits:
1. IRON to help make good red
blood. KELLOOO'S ALL-BRAN ll One of
the few foods that are rich in readily
assimilable iron; Ounce for ounce, it
actually provides 11 times' the avail
' able iron of spinach.
2. OTHER MINERALS to help
build bone and teeth. Weight for
weight, all-bran givei 4 timet as
much phosphorus as whole wheat
and almost 3 timet at much calcium.
result! from eating one ounce of
all-bran daily and drinking plenty
of water. . ; ( -
all-bran gives all these important
benefits because it it made from the'
vital outer layers of the wheat.
KEUOGG'S All-BRAN made from
Vital Outer Layers of finest wheat
-Nature concentrates in the skin of the
potato and the peel of the apple essen
tial protective elements found in these
foods. In the vital outer layer of
wheat, too. Nature concentrates tome
.; of the grain's most important nutri
ents. Wheat's viraf outer layer "
(from which kellooo's all-bran is
made) are more abundant, ounce for
ounce, in many essential food element
' than whole wheat itself.
kellooo's all-bran is wonderful -
eat tnpie-miued for golden toft-
'3 viwmibl. i. . , . nest.. Give- your family the 5 great
J-Y A AM.INt-ohelpguardagalntt benefits xellooo's all-bran orovides.
deficiencies. Ounce for ounce.
xellooo's all-bran pTOvidet 3 timet
at much Bi, 4 timer, as much niacin,
and jutt at much Bi, at whole wheatl
4. PROTEIN to help build body
tissue. Quality In protein it of great
importance.' ALL-BRAN provide! high
quality protein. . ; . ..
5. OENTLE REGULATION. Deli-
r" n great natural regu
'-'Serve tastv ATlRRAN
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You'll find that all-bran Is not only a flnvorsome delight by itself, '
as a cereal, but that it adds sest to other cereals when sprinkled
over them. And all-bran muffint plain, raisin, or honey
are both a joy to behold, and to eat. Try them. Get all-bran
- at your grocer'!. Made by Kellogg's In Battle Creek.
I Jfn.ruM"'rl.lr.
satnaniralregu. '.. "C.t''?" i?hlfrliJiCi'l''ft
mm a . . taWI rtalnO
Ih Importonca of J""1"? - ,an.
nd0,hw.r0,dc on o:iin0.AnO
W .. ih. cholc. of million, of womw
Oorox l the choice o ,onlotion
saxArsjjs---
And loo, Clorox ganlly bloach.t dingy
L. nnd llnant snowy-whll
(brlflhl.ni fast colors), r.mov.s l ain.,
,corch.mlld.w.. . makes oundry lrh,
,onltory.lt U.i.n. 'ubbln' con,'?
Zm. Simply followdlr.ctlon.onlob.1
riMothroom. oUo eon ,b. to"0
k rones, us.v-io.v-... , .
'n.flmr:;knrtory:
il: i
tile, linoloum, wow- ,
O..'-.0
Polmotive Toilet Soap
... Bsbr's Beauljr Bits
3 Cokes
Baby Food
Gcrbcr's Strained.
Clapps Cereal
Tin
7c
12c
-recommended
8-os.
as bnbtcg first
Or ontmcal-ccrcal.
Skippy Peanut Buttar 1 lb. Jar 34c
M.Howoit Cheese 10 pts lb. 37c
Kraft Chess. Spread 12 pts 2 lbs. 95c
Tomato Sauce 8-os. tin 7c
Oregon Apple Sauce 10 pts 11-os. tin 10c
Twist.. Noodle in Tomato Sauc. .... Jar 15c
Orang. Juic. 18-os. tin 24c
Libby Tomato Juic. (10 pts.) ....18-oi. tin 11c
Canned Milk"1 3
'Tin . for
Carnation or Pet brand give children
vitamin D that growing bodies need-:
-points,
Pablum
t
J... 18 oi. Pkj.
Hunt'. R. A. Ch.rrUs (40 pli.) JS-oi. tli
Standby Cr.am Corn (20 pts.) No. t Hi If
D.I Mont. Whol. Peeled Apricots (M fS
No. 2 Glau
Old So. Bl.nd.d Juic. No. z tin
Sf Tomato Juic (10 pts.) No. 2 till.
V I Vg. Cocktail Juic. (20 pts.)
48-oa. tin
$W Died BU, 18-os. glass .
Borax Powdor
Uie it tor babies' clothes.
2-lb. box 25c
Boraxo
Thi ideal hand cleaner.
TO-oz. can, 2 for 25c
Cr.am of Wheat ....28-oi, 22c
Quaker Farina .... 28 o. 17c
Clapp. Chopped roods,
6 4-os gc
C.rbtrs Cr.il .... 8-os. 12e
Swan Soap Cak. 6c
Ivory Soap, larg. ... 3 for 29c
Wh.ath.arts 48-os. 32c
Gro-Pup Dog Food
25-os. pkg. 25e
Calumet Baking Powder,
25-oi. tin J2c
Peas
NaJUy's Tng ....Qt. 1
Miracl. Whip .... PI. It
Blsqulck 40-01. plf I
Karo Syrup, Bod LiW
1 H Lb. Glass -
Rhrlnn. Trnnlral JuiTltiO
Sis. (3 pts.) ..-.Till
rivan. .Tiilra. ChurcllH
(20 pis.) Pt. Bl 1
H.r.h.y Cocos
30 Points 20-ox. Tin
Standby Sweet Tender Peas.
15c
Macaroni or Spaghetti
10c
In Bulk
3-lb. Cello
Bag
30 Ptl.
2
lot"
Small Peas
Sunblest, No. 2 tin.
Nu Bora ; 'l'8i pi4
. Rich soft suds in hard water In Jml '
mlnulos.
FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES
s-wmi eH9 Gr
DtM4tM- U- S.
Radishes
No. 1
Ashland
2Ib..29c
10 lb.. 49c
2 bU: 19c
lb.
Tomatoes r.cv
Oranges 8w..t, juicy .... .'
Grapefruit
Lb.
Quality Meat Values
Bologna (4H) Lb.29c
Liver Sausage (3H) Lb29c
Wieners Rm ,L 37e
(6R)
S. C. Small Tender.
Lb.
Cottage Cheese Kra,tp"; 25c
Sauerkraut
Fine Golden Shred.
.... Pt. '
: Qt.
17c
Oysters
Bait Boneless r
Corned Beef (4r) ....
Boneless Brjsets.
Salt Pork Dry, (BR) l
BiiVf Tnnrrinoc Lb.
Smoked. Boll and make a loaf'J""' 1
ill
miiuunt oi pe
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