DX-t-HERALD AND NEWS
Thursday, August I. 1515
October Return Will Place
Many Tasks Before Senate
WASHINGTON. Atlff. 1 (P
Majority Leader Berkley told a
racalion-bound senate today it
laces a dozen urgent domestic
legislative tasks when it returns
n October.
Some represent direct re
uests from President Truman;
others are carryovers from the
program of Franklin D. Roose
velt which was embraced by the
oew chief executive without res
ervation. The nation's No. 1 task, of
course, is to defeat Japan, Bark
, ley declared. At the same time,
he invited the lawmakers to con
lider during the recess these
other "pressing problems:"
1. Legislation authorizing the
president to reorganize the agen-
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oianges this summer
but lots of small ones, j
, They're mighty good,'
too. Thin-skinnedl
Sweet! Bursting with
healthful juice!
Buy a big bag full of
small oranges today
and sowFor juice and
vitamins they are your
best buy this summer.
Ask for Sunkist, finest
from 14,500 cooperat
ing California and Ari
zona citrus growers.
Sunkist
cles and departments of the ex
ecutive branch of government.
2. Widening of unemployment
compensation coverage, with in
creased benefits during the re
conversion period and supple
mentary federal payments to cre
ate a national minimum stand
ard. 3. Comprehensive housing leg
islation. 4. Creation of a single surplus
property administrator, instead
of a board.
5. Full employment legisla
tion. 6. Reduction of taxes as soon
as practicable,
V. Broadening of the social se
curity law.
8. Elimination of cartels and
monopolies.
9. Financial aid by govern
ment to business.
JO. Water power development.
11. Highway improvement and
construction.
12. Study of Mr. Roosevelt's
proposed "economic bill of
rights."
As for taxes, Barkley ob
served that the federal govern
ment collected $43,000,000,000
in income taxes on individuals
I and corporations last year, an
! amount he said he did not think
' necessary after the defeat of
! Japan. He estimated that from
$20,000,000,000 to $22,000,000.-
ooo a year would Be necessary
to carry on government after the
war.
In what has been termed a
honeymoon period between the
legislative and executive branch
es. Barkley found that congress
approved important foreign af
fairs measures such as the inter
national monetary agreements,
reciprocal trade revision and the
United Nations charter.
But in the first 100 days of
the new presidential regime it
didn't do much about putting in
to effect some of the domestic
suggestions Mr. Truman made.
Barkley listed these, along
with unacted-upon proposals
made by the late President
Roosevelt. In a program he plan
ned to tell the senate must be
considered when members re
turn in October from a vacation
starting tomorrow.
Although Barkley said he be
gan working on the idea a week
ago. his list was regarded as
something of an answer to the
move by senate left wingers to
rally support behind what they
call "progressive" reconversion
legislation.
Barkley could call attention,
for instance, to Mr. Truman's
proposal that unemployment
compensation be increased and
maintained on a nation-wide
level during the reconversion
period. Congress hasn't done
anything about that.
The president alfo asked for
power to reorganize the execu
tive departments. And he want
ed revision of the surplus prop
erty setup to place it under one
administrator.
Flashes of
Life
BIST FOR JUId I
TOUCH OF GENIUS
PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 3 (P
A Portland father, who had
spent four years in the army, has
a lar-awa.v jook in cj-ea.
His son, Just returned from '
Boy Scout camp, was asked how I
camp authorities managed to '
awaken 330 boys at six every
morning. He replied: "Well , . .
They did it with a bugle, at
first." j
Dad interrupted. "At first?"
"Uh huh," the boy answered, I
"then, they couldn t find the 1
mouthpiece that fits into the j
bugle.'r
Later, when dad helped his '
tenderfoot son unpack his scout
bag, out rolled the mouthpiece. !
I
TOOK HER TIME !
DENVER. Colo., Aug. 2 (JPh-
Blondie the mare and her de
layed action motherhood has lo-1
cal veterinarians and her own- i
ers guessing. j
Early in May Blondie be-!
came a mother, then late in :
June she gave birth to a second
colt. The vets say the 11-month
rule of nature hasn't changed, so
the second arrival must be a be
lated twin. !
The owners named him "Say
When."
COOL THIEF ,
CHICAGO, Aug. 2 (JF) The
temperature soared into the 90's ;
when Philip Azallon came into :
the Cragin police station to re-,
port theft of articles from his
parked automobile.
stolen, he said, were three
pairs of ice skates.
Italian Composer
Dies Of Pneumonia
ROME, Aug. 2 OP) Pietro
Mascagni, 82, famous composer
of Cavalleria Rusticana and other
operas, died at 7:15 a. m. today
of bronchial pneumonia and
hardening of the arteries.
Although he had conducted
operas during Mussolini's regime
a few years before the war, he
said he had no interest in politics
and declared the fascists simply
exploited his name.
SEED ACREAGE GAINS
REDMOND, Aug. 2 (.-Pi Gross
seed potato acreage for De
schutes county has shown a
marked increase this vear. Coun
ty Agent H. G. Smith said to
day. He has applied for certi
fication of 700 acres of Netted
Gems 167 acres more than in
1944.
T-R-E-T-C-H!
S-T-R-E-T-C-H
your supply of
this home-grown
sugar as tar as
possible. It's a
materiel of war.
Don't waste it.
Wj mtrj
PELICAN 1
SAT. MIDNITE
DOLORES M0RAN ALLYN J0SLYN
REGINALD GARDINER GUY KIBBEE
JOHN ALEXANDER RA0UL WLSH
ASTEURIZID f KIM TKM
ADDS TO ITS OOODNESS
1 i
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V U M PAW Ml MMM
B Bits IT ft
with
compliments
on CORNBREAD
NOTHING TO ADD BUT WATER
Cinch contains eggs, sugar,
shortening and every neces
sary ingredient. A Cinch to
make ... add water, mix
and bake.
CORNBREAD
MIX
One Stop Does It at Emil's the
Stores That Have Everything!
You'll find th. most compl.t. t.Lctlont of different foods' and
different brand on the shelves of Emll'i Food Stores, Shopp.rs
tell ui this, time after time, 'day after day... If It's arallablt any.
where, you'll find It at Emll'i . . . at low or lower in price,
ASPARAGUS, 20 pts. . 20-oz. tin 47c
Sacramento. Green Tipped.
LEMON JUICE, no pts. . 5i-oz. tin 10c
CHOCOLATE SYRUP . . 20-oz. tjl. 28c
Velvet smooth, thick chocolate syrup delicious on home-made ice
cream and fresh fruits.
RIPE OLIVES pint 23c
Libby's small size, full-flavored olives chuck full of rich "body need
ed vitamins.
FRUIT CAKE tin S1.25
Mrs. Frank's deluxe quality. For mailing overseas this is a "must."
Vacuum packed keeps indefinitely.
Sierra Pin Toller Soap 2 bars l
White King Toiler Soap bar Se
Purox Vi gal. 23c
Vinegar, Speoi gal, 49c
HI Ho Crackers
Tops for summer snacks
Mb. box 20c
MECO VANILLA dQ
Imitation pt, bottle wC
i
tumbleri free with each pint.
Sugar
Pure cane
10 lbs. 64c
Wesson Oil
24 points
Qt. 52c
Calumet Baking Powder,
25-ox. ilie 220
Hunt's Tomato Sauce 8-ox. tin 7
Del Mont Tomato Sauce 8-ox. tin 7c
Unit Starch, take a Llnlt both for
sunburn pkg. 10c
Wesson Oil
With garden-fresh vegetables
Pints 27c
Sweetheart Soap
In the round, oval cake.
Cake, 3 for 19c
Borden's HEMO 59c
Borden's Milk, tall tin 3 cant 29c
Swift Prem , Points 12-oz. tin 33c
Cheese Mellowest. Points .... lb. 37c
Sliced Beets No. 2 tin 13c
Diamond A sliced beets serve them pickled with vinegar.
&Gd 70
Pt. Value!
s ...t Lower
Veal Spec,aK
. II tS.I si- IOC
Vea Shower Steo ...-350
lv I . -
:u PcUes
Otax
. CsU
Ovaliine . . . 74-oz. tin 69c
Wadham's Blended Juice (S pri.) No. 2 tin 22c
Churches Grape Julc. (SO ptt.) pt. 19c
Dal Monta Pigs (40 pts.) No. Vt glass 3Sc
Del Monte Tomato Juice (10 pts.) 46-oi. tin 24c
Libby's Royal Ann. Cherries (40 pts.)......2Vx glass 32a
Three Sisters, Whole Kernel Com (20 pts.)
No. 2 tin 14
Libby Tomato Juice (10 pts.) 47-os. tin 2Sc
Table Sali . 2-fb. box 7c
Royal Club
Kool Aid 6 pkgi. 25e
Krfspy Crackers 2-lb. box 33c
Duff's Hot Muffin Mix pkg. 22e
Matches largo ctn. 28e
Quaker Oats 3-lb. pkg. 28c
Betty Crocker Soup Mix.....'. pkg. 3 for 25e
Van Camp Tenderonl 6-ox. pkg. 8c
fratv
gutter
it?
Palmolive Toilet Soap
p fcp loft, imooth
iplexlon.
Cake, 3 for 19c
SPECIAL FOR
mm
mm
Cothmere Bouquet
A luxury toilet tvap, btit not In prlr
Cake 9c .
Woodbury Soap
Jn th handy S-pik tt-
Cake, 4 for 25c
Boraxo
C)ani hand quickly.
10-oz. pkg. 2 for 25c
Parowax Mb. pkg. 12c
Kerr Canning Books . . each 10c
Kerr Regular Lids . . doz., 3 for 29c
Kerr Wide Mouth Jars . . pints 1.58
Kerr Economy Jars .... qts. 98c
Kerr Wide Mouth Jars . - qts. 98c
Jar Rubbers ..... reg. pkg. 4c
Kerr Regular Jars .... qts. 79c
Sure Jell . . . ... . 3 pkgs. 27c
Kerr Economy Caps ... doz. 19c
Kerr Regular Caps .... doz. 22c
M. C P. Pectin . . 3 oz., 3 for 23c
Sunbright Cleanser
Tin 5c
Balton Sea LB.
Old Dutch Cleanser
CJcaru and fcours callly.
Tin, 2 for 15c
Macaroni In Bulk
3 lbs. 10c
Johnson's Liquid Wax
Pt. fin 59c
Blackberries
CRATE M
Sunkist Oranges
Juice 81 1. LB,
Grapefruit
Belton Sea ...,
Cantaloupes
POUND
Sunkist Lemons
POUND , .
Potatoes
Shatter No. 1 XO LBS.
Cucumbers
For Slicing
298
nc
11
8?2C
13c
55c
9C
Johnson's Pasta Wax
Lb. glass 59c
Sparry' Pancake and
Waffla Flour
10-lb. bag 74c
AH Prices and Points Subject to Market Changes.
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