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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 16, 1945)
(IX HERALD AND NEWS Thunday, Aug. 16. 1945 Egg consumption In 1943 It ex pected to reach an egg a day lor everv person In the United Itatef, the highest on record. Mother Nature sayst No bijf oranges but plenty of small ones this summer. They are mighty good, too. Thin .. skinned I Sweet! Burst ing with golden juice I Buy a big bag full of small oranges today. For juice and vitamins your best buy right now! Ask for Sunkist, finest from 14,500 coop erating California-Arizona citrus growers. 1 NCDME TAX SLUSH SEEN FOR JANUARY 1 WASHINGTON. Aug. 16 (f) All Americans seem likely to get a cut In their income taxes after January 1. Perhaps several mil lion will have to pay no income la vps nt all next Year. Congress is coming back Sep tember 5 in, a tax-cutting mooa. Some of the best-informed tax experts in Washington think a reduction in personal income taxes will be enacted before Christmas with administration approval if the cut isn't too drastic. Moderate Cut The expected reduction prob ably would be only moderate for most taxpayers. The man earning a lot of money would have a smaller percentage cut off his taxes than the fellow making ?35 a week. People in the lowest income group would be the ones whose income taxes might be wiped out entirely. Survey A survey of congressional and other tax authorities today pro duced the following picture: 1. No tax reductions are like lv on 1945 income. The expect ed cut would be felt first in smaller payroll deductions start inB January 1. It would not af fect the filing of 1945 income tax returns next March lo. 2. Federal taxes on such items as alcoholic beverages, furs, luggage, jewelry, theatre tickets, cabaret spending, and telephone calls will drop back down auto matically to 1942 rates six months after the offical "termi nation of hostilities. (The hitch is that technically this termination does not occur until the president or congress so declares. There is no indica tion yet when such a declaration might come.) 3. The 95 per cent excess pro fits tax on corporations is sure to be killed. Nobody loves it now. The only question is whether to do it next January 1 or later. Klamath Man Held For Drunk Driving Burke C. Parrish, 1343 S. 6th, was arrested early this morning by city police at 6th and Market for driving a motor vehicle while under the influence of intoxi cating liquor and for failure to have an operator's license. He is held in the city jail in lieu of S105 bail and will appear in police court tomorrow morn ing. Seven drunks and one drunk and disorderly case are being held in jail and will appear in court Friday. Injuries from home accidents total more than 13,000 every day in the year. SQftENS WATER, r0o RAIfilDRfJP! AMERICA'S WASH WORD . TRIANGLE E66 PRODUCER Iiktmm your gg profit, with Kilt palatoblt, xientificolly built "Vitamin baiancd"bJ. 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V Save SUGAR Save FRUIT , Save TIME Save WORK with Families Leave Vanport Housing Project At War End PORTLAND, Ore.. Aug. 16 The war's end reverberated gloomily today in Vanport City, the nation's largest housing pro ject. Shipyard workers whose Jobs are doomed to vanish loitered outside the frame houses and asked each other how soon the axe would fall. Women began dusting off their smooth-tired cars; and around the trailer camp men hammered their port able homes into shape for travel. Housing officials predicted a record emigration for tomorrow and Saturday. As early as Inst Monday the number of depart ing families at McLoughlln Heights. Vancouver, rose 30 per cent above normal. Many tinhatters said they would stay laid off. But others were jumping the gun in a race for permanent peacetime jobs. "I'm going back to my carpen ter's job in Lufkin, Texas." said Horace Francher as he loaded his wife and three children into their trailer. "We ve saved $1400 here in 11 months, and I've got more work promised me back home than I can do in two years." A foundry worker, dusting off his worn car for exodus to Flor ida, said he and his wife would go back to picking croos. "That's a big bean country," he said. We sorta follow the beans. Big potato country, too." But the attitude of many un certain when their Jobs here will fold, uncertain where other lobs may spring up was summed up by a young negro sweeper at the Vancouver yard. "I don't know." said Jimmielee Woods, "We'll wait and see." SERVICE TO PARK Louis Soukup, director of the Klamath Bus company, an nounced toduy tnat permission has been granted by the office of defense transportation, Seattle, for bus service to Moore park. Fourteen trips are scheduled to the park for Sundays, begin ning August 19, at 10:20 a. in., and oo xtimr.nj every 40 minutes until 2:40 p. m. Runs will begin again at 4:40 p. m., and continue every 40 minutes until 9:20 p. m. Busses will leave from town at 4th and Main. Time tables will be posted at this point and at the park. Soukup emphasized that buss es would be run on the above schedule only is l'inij as it paid the company to continue. As soon as trade drons off, he stat ed, trips will be discontinued. WV SAY C0FFSS I MEAN FOLGER'S!" BEDS IN HARBOR PORTLAND. Ore., Aug. 16 (If) Russian shin will continue loading in Portland harbor to day after a Surrender-Day holi day, George Powell, Pacific roast shipping administration of-1 Lemon Juice on melon will I and enlmnce lis natural wt. . . .... -.. ... i.-i.. i M ... n.M n,niii flnvnr no. fkinl, sulci today. There urn 10 Itiisslnn ships in the hiirhor. Liver, heart, kidney and brains are rich in Iron, 45-11 Produced by Raymond R. Morgan Co. for FOLGER'S COFFEE mmrofm m -or i&roxv-w of the WAFFLES YOU MAKE! NOTHING TO ADO BUT WATER Cinch contains eggs, sugar, shortening and every neces sary ingredient. A Cinch to make . . . add water, mix and bake. 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FRUITCAKE .....lib. tin 1.25 Mrs. Franke's extra quality now In tin for mailing. CHEESE NUGGETS . . 6-oz. pkg. 15c Caihmoro Bouquet Soap An excellent hand mid (cice onp Coke, 3 for 27c Kool Aid 6 pkgs. 25c Pickiweet Corn Yellow, Ooltlen llanlam 20-ox. tin 17c Clapp'i Baby Corcol A "must" for every bnby 8-or. pkg. 12c Purcx Blooch Cleans n It blenchfi Vi gal. 25c Polmolive Toilet Soap Keeps skin clean and smooth Both size, 2 for 19c Lemon Juice, 8-oz. tin 10c M.C.P. natural, undiluted. V-8 Juice 46 oi. tin 30e FUher'i Paqcake Flour 10 Ibi. 60e Wadhams Blended Juice. 46-os. tin 49c Bestex Grapefruit Juice. 46-os. tin 35c Churches Grape' Juice. Quart bottle 33e S&W Marmalade 2-lb. jar 38s Ovaltine ....6-oz. 35c In plain or chocolate form. Velvet Choc. Syrup 20-os. Jar 28c Libby Tomato Juice No. 2 tin lie 46-ox. tin 25o Del Monte Grapefruit Juice, 46-os. tin 32e Sunblest Apple Juice qt. bot. 26c 8&W Coffee Mb. gla )ar 33a Mothers Cocoa Mb. pkg. 11c Sunblest Prune Juice qt, bot, 29c Dole Pineapple Juice, No. 2 tin 15e Spinach 28-os. tin 19c Ripe Olives pints 30c Medium ripe and tasty. Royal Palace Stuffed Olives, 3-oi. glass 30c Hills Coffee Mb. gl. 33e FRUITS AND 39 c ...Lb. " S ad l BeefRast Round StcaU Rib Bott Fresh Oro w - :" dH1 Pickles Peaches, Elberta Crat. $1.98 Blackberries CrM. $2.98 Cantaloupes Lb 8c Sunkist Oranges Lb nc New Potatoes No. l 10tb..55c Sunshine Crackers . 2-lb. box 33c Skippy Peanut Butter lb. jar 34c Grapenut Flakes lb. pkg. 13c A & H Baking Soda, 16-oz. pkg. 3 for 25c Snowflake Sodas, 2-lb. box 33c Perfectly baked, slightly aaltcd. Unit Starch 12-oz. pkg. 10c M.C.P. 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