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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 14, 1945)
GROUPS DY EFFECT IE LACK AND. Juno 14 (PI Liv ImiiilrtU camps liuvc L'fl bv member of llin Lmeticy truck tiro panel l first bond whnt haiv fe jhortBRo is placing on ytry. rA sulci Inst week's In Wns made to Kiiln In- i, uii mimmer tire need I tinii" - , .lllsontly. tire use Is so much d.n mimmer bent. of wlielber even a pos- l n..t...l rninlii mnlH L, was voiced by O. R. panel ciiitiiiiiun. fii. ir.ii-nnffnn war nl nn ilrcmenls for the armed bultl bo casca ana an- r.ii- dvlliniM shniilrl blc I" lb'" area," liCK- "But conversion is io be very gradual and L r.llpf can bo looked I Sentumbcr." hT and the WPB lum- Ion said lasi wcck inni b trucks arc Kilo in mc ted by the panel bo tho shortage. Restaurant Owners May Face Closure nnmf Aim ... runiunnu, Juno 14 (I1) With ono of Portland's lurgest imtiiuranls already closed iiiuiiy uwucrs id touuy they inluht follow suit rliirlnu ..,.,.) r the nummer. Pl'IIL'llcilllv rvprvlhl.,,, I . short, they wild red points, ineatH, fowl, fish, butter mid su- K"i. iiiu-y iuuk iiniiupiiiiy to ward July and August, when the OPA will allot them 20 per cent less meal and cooking fnts than In May and June. Restaurant men pointed out also that they cannot get such Hums as hearts, tongue, ox-tails and pot roasts. As a result they claim they must use their points for high-point meat. The proprietors even see tlin gloomy side of a holiday. Points are allotted on the basis of cus tomers served in tho preceding two months, so those that close will get fewer points when they reopen, Doolitrle Praises B-29 Performance SEATTLE, June 14 M'l Soon to undertake a command In tho Pacific where tho B-2 already is playing a major role, U. Gen. James II. Uoolittlo yesterday vurinco mo bureriorircss "marvelous" plane. The general headed cast laic yesterday In his B-17. which he termed the "world's best . . . until mo u-zu come along.' Washington, D. C, Is his ultf. mate destination. r potato salad its best ..use t n no iUODDQgJOir TCP BrVlU I mliowd In wood flavored goes a sparkling clear I delightfully aromatic uniform In strength j i SET THE NEW OWN FAMILY ISIGNED Un?y HELP YOU .. rCn we. the members of the PWN family, brine vou d health and good eating for flour is the most im lant ingredient in all your Pig . . . and CROWN PUR is supreme in qual- irouow our recipes week peek and learn about the P things we can help make. CROWN PRESENTS... (5.MINUTE MYSTERIES! KEX Wodnesday and Friday 9i00 to 9:05 p. m. Beginning June 15 OWN MILLS DECREASE 1 LAKE The. number of farms In Lake county, Oregon, as shown by tho preliminary count of returns of tho 1045 census of agriculture was 41)2, as compared with 484 In 1040, and 513 in 1035. This was announced today by It. L. Ackermiin, supervisor for tho 1045 farm census In the third Oregon census district with head quarters at Klamath Falls. Tho total land In farms in Lake county, according to the preliminary 1045 census count, was 1,104,033 acres, as compared with 803,205 acres in 1040, and 720,810 acres in 1035. Average size of farms shown in the pre liminary 1045 census count for Lake county was 2556 acres, as compared with 1783 acres in 1040, and 1423 acres in 1035. In announcing the 1045 census totals of farms and land in farms in Lako county, Supervisor Ackcrman pointed out that the figures arc preliminary and sub ject to correction. Final tabu lations of Lake county farm cen sus returns will bo made by the Bureau of the Census and an nounced from Washington when completed, Mr. Ackerman said. Farm-Minded Vets Urged To Contact Count Agent Veterans interested in pur chasing farms are urged to con tact the county agriculture agent. The agriculture depart ment has set up a program to help veterans determine where to farm, how to get started In farming, what it costs to get started, how to get money to buy equipment and operate a farm, and how much money one is likely to make in farming. All veterans and their depen dents, both in Klamath Falls and in surrounding territory are in vited to take their problems to Patrick W. Kilby, veterans ad ministration contact officer. The contact office is in the basement of Klamath county courthouse, and. questions phoned, written or brought in person will be given the utmost consideration. The telephone number of the office is 7188. Service rendered by the vet- Thursday, June 14. 1945 HERALD AND MEWS ELEVEN crans administration Is given free of charge.. . Veterans of World War 2, in terested in obtaining a loan un der the G. I. bill for farms, homes and business arc advised to contact this office for an ex planation of the law, and deter mination of eligibility, before contacting a lending agency. Dependents of deceased ser vice personnel may contact this office when making application for insurance benefits, pension, and gratuity pay. Discharged servicemen are advised to con tinue tn nav nremiiims nf ffnv. I crnment and national life insur ance after discharge within the time designated on the discharge certificates unless absolutely7', sure they wish to discontinue carrying the insurance. Any information . regarding, payment of premiums, conver-. sion, and waiver of premiums' can be obtained from the local , office. DANGEROUS RAILS ' Early railroads used wooden rails, with a thin strap of .iron on ton. and nassentrprs "nftnn suffered injury when these straps came loose and ran up through the coach floors. j -- I Bid h corn meal i favorite dishes At nrnr nn iw ins III -vuocrw onniw g ( ' White or Yellow J S 40-oz. pkg. 9c Win i Grata H for detail listen tne noaay tarmicnaei'- f tm Show, KGW, Monday night, 6 to 6:30 P. M. Canterbury Tea ORANGE PEKOE, black Va-Ib. pkg. 22c Mb. pkg. g5& V4-Hj. pkg. 43 1-bogpkg.f3e 'Arm & Hammer 'a -lb. pkg. 25-oz. can 5-lb. sack pint bottle Tasty Snack Mb. pkg. 14-oz. pkg. Mb. loaf 5c 25c pkg. 7c :33c 10c 19c 15c lie Baking Soda, Baking Powder Caiumet Sno White Salt piain or Iodizcd Cane Sugar stamp 36 Cider Vinegar ow miu Ritz Crackers Tak for Reducing Diets D J MRS. WRIGHT'S Dreaa cracked wheat Enriched Flour HBALS 10,b. sack 41c Shredded Ralston ceroai i2-oZ.Pkgi He a.... Kraft Velvecta 00 ee5e and American (8 pts.) H-lb. pkg. "c Potato Chips BBcIie : Msrzde l5cLge.25c Jar Rubbers Rcgu,ar i,oz. pkg.4c Ball Jar Rubbers ri-L. Pkg. 5c Kerr Lids nBi 9c Kerr Lids wide Mouth 1-doz. pkg. JeU-Rite LiquIdPectin H-pt. bottle ParOWaX jdlySealer Mb. pkg. kA IViai ydl HIC sunnybank (12 pts.) Mb. pkg. Meat Sauce Durkee'g i0.oz. bottle 30c Cherub Milk (1H pts. each) TaU cans 9c Bon Ami powdered form 12-oz. can j 3c White Magic clothcs Bieach qt.bottie Oc And Father's Day is an excellent time to serve them ... to prove all over again that you love him. So for get the calories and vitamins for a day and give him those things he likes . . . just because they taste so good, such as ' rer breakfastCORN PANCAKIS cup all-purpose 2 tbsps. sugar '.' flour 1 tap. salt Vn cup corn meal 2 eggs - lj2 tsps. baking cup milk powder - 2 tbsps. melted 'a tsp. soda I ' shortening or -. : margarine Sift flour, measure, and sift again with corn meal, baking powder, soda, sugar, and salt. Beat egg yolks, add milk and combine with dry in gredients, beating until smooth. Add melted butter or margarine and fold in stiffly beaten egg whites. Drop by tablespoonfuls on moderately not,, lightly-greased griddle' or heavy fry ing pan. Turn cakes when bubbles form on top surface. Bake until golden brown. Serve with equal amounts of melted butter or mar-, garine and heated syrup. Makes 10 to 12 medium-size cakes. For hit favorite dlnnw Chkktn FricM w Bf Slw with Dumpllnaj. , . ; DUMPLING QUICKIt ' 2 cups biscuit mix 1 cup milk Tea, Lipton's Yellow Label O. P. Figs, Sundown 2o pt.,) Pumpkin, Harvest Moon Fancy Prunes, Red Tag (20 pts.) ' Peaches, Highway Halves .''(so ptsj; Vegetable Cocktail, V-8 fancy ( tl Spinach, Emerald Bay (30 pts.) lQ0rni .QOUnry .me. Whole Kernel (20 pts.) ) 18-oz. can No. 2V& can EDWARDS COFFEE With Plastic Coffee l-lb.ior jgc- Measure (no extra charge) 2-lb. jar 54 e While they lost : : Be accurate! Use a measure! Make uniformly good coffee! I5c 17c No. 2 can Sc I4c 13c 13c 18c f lace mix in bowi; acta miiK an at. I once: stir onlv' until all of the flour is dampened.. Drop dumplings by tablespoonfuls on gently boiling stew or liquid in large kettle with tight fitting cover; cover; steam 15 min utes or until done, without removing cover. Makes 12 medium-size dump lings. . - , ' . zajeway Homemakers' Bureau JULIA LEE WRIGHT, Director Apple Juice, S&W brand , ; Grape Juice, Churchs (30 pts.) ! ''; G X! .T4- l,,t.n Town House. -Sweetened rapetru it J u ice , and Unseetenea; aopu Blended Juice, Adams (20 pts.) g Orange Juice, Full o' Gold Tomato Juice IS 18-oz. ( Diced Beets, Blue Tag fancy ; Gardenside Peas, Standard (3o tsO; Cut Beans, Wilamet (2 cans l0 pts-) 38c 17c No. 2 can I3c 46-oz. can 46c 10c 10462lc lie lie 12c quart bottle pint bottle 48-oz. can No. 300 Jar No. 2 can No. 3 can Tomatoes wxmvGiamwfinfif Lamb Breast Also neck and shank.' Grade AA and Grade A (1R) Lb.. 30 45c Leg o' Lamb Gd. aa Grad A (7R) Lb. 38e Lamb Rib Chops Grade AA (7H) ....lb, Grade A .....A.lb. 43i Lamb Loin Chops Grade AA (10 R) lb..OC Grade A lb. S8f Lamb Roast 7ft Grade AA (4R) lb. Grade A square cut, bone In lb. 34 apiwcu num (jo p.) Luncheon Me I8R) "i Liver Sausage o R) 19c ib. 32c Veal Loin Chops Grade AA (10 R) Grade A Veal Rib Chops Grade AA (6R) Grade A Veal Sho. Chops lb. lb.53c ib 45c . lb. 42ri ib. 39c ...lb. 38 Cr.d. AA (SRI lb.VW Grade A lb. 28 Leg of Veal Grade AA (7R) Grade A Grade AA and Grade A (2R)....lb. I C Fresh, firm, ripe tomatoe Turnips lb. 12c Head Lettuce A-d. Tender crisp, for salads. Asparagus A-T2lbs. 35c Celery cTp 1 lb. 16c aac Lb- I If rushed to you from Texos fields. Squash, lb; 23c Carrots aLT th. E7..bu. 1 Oc Peas Beets Choice and -Tender Ones Rich Red '" Use Tops," Tool lb. 18c bu.13c ib. 35c .. lb. 33 WOODBURY Soap Beauty Soap 3 caes 23 LUX TOILET SOAP Used by the "Stars" 3 cokes 20e Hatch their Fighting Might.. FIND YOUR QUOTA,.. AND MAKE IU i. vm.. .ui.am YOU PERSONAl MATURITY WAR MNP VAIUEOF ... J?" u OUOTA IS: 7TH WAR IOAM FH umim Hi , (CAJH vAlut) BONDS BOUOHT ".'' S3M tWM SiSO 32S-2H 150.00 209 , 310.22S , 13IJ ' 175 900410 11150 WO 1t0-200 J$ 1JS , MO-180 75.00 100 100-140 07.50 SO UedwSlM 1IJS . 25 POTTED MEAT Libby's Brand (1 'R..pt) V4can6e Save! Waste Kitchen Fits to make pmpowdtr up 16-bag pkg. I8C ; ,.'; s 303 tin I5C i f. ' ' I7r ; 2 can 1 ' ; 3-i 2'ii glass Jar 22c n No. 2 can . ... , - , . I ... v.- Grapefruit Lemons Oranges Arizona, Desert Famous Sunkist : Valencias iy lb. lie Ib. 13c v Ib. 11c -A ' III "T..i-I .63 5 PORTLAND, OREGON
