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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 30, 1945)
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Kout-rx. aim of Mr. und Mrs, Jonoiih RoKora of HI, 3, Uox 7;iU, Klumath Full", has boon dim-hut uml from the army uflcr aervliig fur 31 yearn, 12 muniiia u( winch navo boon ovomuim, llo luia spurn the oust 11 months ul McCiiw General ho. oltiil In Wallu Willi. Wm.Ii.. r. culvlnif treatment fur a broken lull sufrerud In Frntien. ilo lulu won the Purple Heart with One cluster, the BTO ribbon with two battle, alitra, the Com bat Inrnntryman's badge and the Good Conduct medal. Uefnre entering the army be wait employed In construction work In South Dakota. GUN CAPTAIN A UO A HI) A DKSTKOYKR IN I 11 E WKSTEHN PACIF C. Ueorifo Low, 25. DM lo, USNlt, Kliiiiiuth Knlla, la miiNtcr-iit-nrms and nun niptuin on the main bat tery ol this ah d. Low lu been In the Pacific lor more than 21 yoars diirin which time ha has oartldpatc in many cngiiucmcnui. He la veteran of the Marshall. Caro lines. New Guinea. Mnrliinua anil Phil lupines, where his hlp nc- couniea lur two enemy aircraft Low worked aa a lonifcr for me biiaw Lumoor company be fore he enlisted in the nnvy. He wna graduated from Klamath Union liliili achnnl In 1040, His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Low live at 3141 Lsvorua itreet, iimiun fans, uta wiro, Mrs Kayo Low, lives In San Francis. CO, GRADUATES Among tho graduates of the 21st information and oducatlon course at the school for nerson ncl services, Lexington, va., re. ccnlly was SSgt. Charles Bon. m-y of 427 Alameda, Klamath tails. In army Information and edu cation activities, these men will am in bringing the war depart ments information program to American troops all over the world. OETS DISCHARGE PORTLAND. Oro.Pvt. Geomc A. Iluldwin of route 1 box 811, Klamath Falls, has , been dis charged under tho army's cur ront demobilization plan, It was announced here today by head quarters Portland army air banc. Pvt. Baldwin reported to Ft Lewis, Wash., for his discharge. ADVANCED PELEL1U, Paluu Islands Kenneth W. Emery, 27, former ly of Klamath Falls, Ore., has advanced to storekeeper, first class, at this advanced naval base-. Emery, who participated In the invasion of this Island, Is in charge of tho outdoor storage compound. Before joining the navy In No vcmbur, 1042, Emory was a fire warden for tho Klamuth Forest Protective association. His wife, Orlle, now lives in Tacoma, Wish., and his mother, Mrs. Josephine Emery, at Silver Lake, Ore. VISITS LONDON HEADQUARTERS, UNITED KINGDOM BASE, LONDON V-E Day brought with it a lib eral furlough policy for soldiers In tho European Theater of Op erations, and many urn upending tlielr leaves in Kngliitm, aeoi land. Wales and Ireland, stuying either at private homes or Amor- lean Red truss servico cuius, Among recent arrlvuls in Lon don from tliu Continent is SSgt, Harlan London Dyer, 24, uf route 2, Klumath Fulls, Ore,, member of the tlllth Infantry di vision. Ho la visiting London. His parents, Mr. and Mrs, Park er uyur, live in Kiiimulh f uns, m SERVED ON WINTLE Luwell K. Brown, fireman 1c. Klamath Fulls, served aboard tho destroyer escort USS Wlnl lo which is now undergoing repairs in naval drydock on the west coast niter 22 months una 12S.000 miles of Intonslvo battle duty In the Pacific. The Wintlo escorted oil tank ers In tho Invasion of the Gll-i berts, and accompanied LST'si (landing ship, tanks) Into the In-1 vuslon benches at the Marshall, 1 Northern Hoiornons und the uls- murck Archipelago, Two Men Prisoners Escape From Camp WALLA WALLA, Aug. 30 UP) Two penitentiary prisoners, Bur nuy McNult und E, Pnyten, were ut large today after they walked away from tho prison labor camp at the Wupato cannery yes terday morning. Both would liuvo been re leased on parolo soon, Superin tendent Turn Smith said, Mc Nult was sentenced from Kitsap county In 1042 and Paylen has been a prisoner since lui.t. Lanopl! Valley Mr. and Mrs. Dick Kranden burg und son und Mr. and Mrs. Clco Dunlap, all of Klamath Fulls, spent Sunday with Mr. und Mrs. BUI Burnett and fam ily. Mr, and Mrs. Roscoe Perkins of Merrill spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs, Elliott Huusc. Mrs, Mary Dearborn of Bo nanza spont several days In Laiigcll Valley vinitlng relatives. Mrs. Eurl Cochran and chil dren and Mrs, J. B, Horslcy and children spent several days on the coast visiting relatives. Mr, and Mrs, Mike Dearborn and sons wore Sunday dinner guests of Mr. . and Mrs. Paul Monroe. Ruth Mary Thomas has re turned home from Hillside hos pital. She is Improving slowly, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dearborn and family were dinner guests on Friday evening at the Le Leuvilt home. Mr. and Mrs. Burton Brown and daughter of Cliffs, Idaho, and Dale Brown and family of Cednrvlllo spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Dearborn and family. Mr. and Mrs. Emery jonnson spent Saturday at Malln visiting relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Popple and Ted left Saturday for San Francisco to visit their son, Dick, whose ship la In for a few days. A crane-fly's heart does not always beat In the same direc tion. After sondihg the blood one way ior a number of beats, the heart reverses, and the blood (lows backward. Thuriday, Aug. 90, 1848 HERALD AND NEWS THIRTEEN Gunners From 73rd And 58th Return SEATTLE, Aug. 30 OP) A. troop transport ship from the Pacific docked bora late yester day, bringing 180B American servicemen and women home from the battlefronts. Included were mora than 700 ill and wounded. Air force gunners from tha 73ftt and 38th wings on Salpun and Tinian, all veterans of the early B-29 attacks on Japan and each with at least 35 aerial mis sions to his credit, wore In the party. They were bound for nearby Fort Lewis for discharge or furlough. MANUFACTURED POISON Some American Indian tribes of the old days manufactured their arrow poison from rattle snake venom and row liver, Tha snaka was made to blta the liver until It was saturated with tha vonnm atiri It u,iV hi.Hiri and left, to decompose. ' After decomposition, the liver was dug up and smcarod on the arrows, Classified Ads Bring Results. SLAB WOOD For Sal $4.60 'per eord No Dollvsrlai, BURT PETERSON Donis, Calif. TRIANGLE X-TRA BOO PRODUCER Iiktwm rwr f An wHk Nil) palalabk Kl.nllflcoll kill! Vitamin balaattd h4. tvpalto ttia klghmlvdng tavn wlttl tkalf MaMlrmal far mora aitro sfada fr " Ban JLa JL4 I OAIIUSV I ONION AIT B0 I citmr bait hz? I SAVOI SAlt I IIAONINQ Schilling Onion Salt Real onion flavor from d handy shaker How to labor less on Labor Day Every woman has lior own formula' for saving stops we just want to list these few rcmindors. . . . . Plan ahead If you plan a menu around foods which are vcrsutile or atore "well (roust, meat loaf, baked beans, spaghetti, potato or jellied salads: frozen or rofricorator-tvne desserts) there will be a minimum of preparation during the weekend. Shop aheadA refrigerator well stocked with frozen vegetables, fresh fruits and salad vegetable materials furnishes a ready supply which may be quickly made into items for tho many meals of the weekend. SATURDAY DINNER MINU Roast Beef or Lambtr Meat Loaf Baked Potatoes Corn and Pea Succotash Heated Rolls and Jam Fruit Whip with Custard Sauce Cookies Coffee or Milk MONDAY NITI PICNIC AT HOME MINU Stuffed Rolls Potato Chips Garden Salad Bowl Crum Yum Ice Cream and Cookies Lemonade Iced Tea or Coffee CRUM YUM ICI CRIAM 1 cup graham 3 tbsps. sugar cracker crumbs 1 tip. vanilla 2 eupi milk Mix well with rotary beater: pour into refrigerator tray. Freeze un til mushy; scrape into bowl; beat 1 minute with rotary beater: pour back into refrigerator tray. Freeze until Arm. Let ripen one hour, or until ready to serve. Serves 6. . STUF'INO FOR NOUS Combine equal parts chopped cold roast meat and hard -cooked eggs; season with chopped pickle, onion juice, salt and pepper. Mix with mayonnaise to moisten, Spread generously on split rolls. Safeway Homemakers' Bureau JULIA I.EE WRIGHT, Director I last Caff for Picnics Make sure this holiday weekend is fun for all. Plan your rrieals now and serve them informally . . . indoors or out . . . remembering that good , food goe3 a long way toward the success of vacation days. And good iooa is wnat you u find at Safeway! Soda Cracker 24b, pkg. Ssigw IFlaZse TtUAfPjWKJt VHVWai brand 33c Prem Swift's , Lunch MEAT 12-cz, Tin 33c (6 R. ph.) Dutch Mill Cheese, 8 C Sfilt Sn W'lite plain and 'otlized Morton's plain and iodized Peanut Butter Boverly Mushroom Sauce Happy ValIey Red Hill Catsup 13 w boltle Cider Vinegar 0MM1Ubrand Pickling Spice ce..teir glass Mb. pkg. 26-oz. pkg. 26-oz. pkg. Qc 2.1b.jar45c 7 tin c I4c 1-gal. bottle 57c- 25c ALL STORES CLOSED LABOR DAY (September 3rd) So this week it's extra important to plan And hop ahead. Stock up now at Safeway . . . where foods are tops in quality, low in price, . 8-oz. . cello pkg. Potted Neat Libby's brand Nt. Vi tin 6' (1 R. pt.) r28c Edwards Coffee reggri8nndd drip Nob Hill Coffee GS Airway "Coffee WhLFrSh ' Coffee Filters papers' clolhs CocomaltVeryhcaUWul "pgg Canterbury, Orange Pekoe Sugar Pure Cane ' 6:lb; sk: 33c lollb-Bk- 64c Honey Maid Graharhs .; 21b-pkg- 33c Lemon Flavoring als0 , 8)r. botHe 10c l-lb. laH " g 20 c 2pkg5- 15c Mb.jar4c H-lb. pk'43c Sweetheart Soap Deluxe Toilet Soap 2 b" 13c Clapp's Baby Food Strained can fc Junior BVi-ox. can gc Dosen lb12V2C Corn, local Grapes Cherub Milk , 2 tall cans 4 baby ting - 3 points) IWtqk& BREAD Feel Its tender difference ' ' White or Wheat ..; 2 for 25c 9c FI.OUR, Kitchen Croft, 25-lb. $1.15 50-lb, $2.25 BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, Aunt Jemima, Vi-lb. 32c PANCAKE FLOUR, Suzanna ...40-oz. pkg; 15 SNOWDRIFT Shortening (12 prs. lb.) 3-lb. Jar 68a PUMPKIN, Harvest Moon No. 2J4 can 17a ASPARAGUS, Green Bow. brand. .No. 2 con 34e CORN, Cream style, Country Home.. No. 2 can 15e TOMATOES, Gardensfde Stndrd.....No. VA can 15o TOMATO JUICE, Sunny Dawn Fey No. 2 can 10c DINA-MITE, Delicious Cereal........ 1 Vi-b. pkg. 18 SHREDDED WH EAT, Nabisco .......... ' .. pkg. lie SPRING MOP STICK ... each 20e PRUNES, Red Tag fancy....................212 tin 17e BLENDED ORANGE AND -- GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, Adams .r..No.-2 'can 18e PEAS, Gardenside Std..............:.'.'....No. 2 can lie MATCHES, Diamond ....................'...:......carton;30e SWAN HAND LOTION 8-02. bottle 33e 1 I'I'lllO'f IIIILIl J. l! M 1 Canta loupes Sweet Pink Mealed .b.8V2C Green Onions Local Thompson Seedless 2nd Big Week! Our 24th Birthday Veal Chops (8 pts) ' Gr. A lb. 42 Rump (5 pts) Lemons Juice Watermelons Get them for the holiday., . s lbs. 65c 4V4C ib. 8c lb. Cucumbers Crisp a Good for summer WaDDUge salads lb. C Green Peppers b 17'2c ,, 12V2C. v u. s. urns No. Is Potatoes U. S. No. ra il. S. No. 2' . 10 lbs. 35c 50 lb.sk. 1.09 Rubbers- Regular, Bulldog reg. top seal, Ball Presto top seal mc p i- Pk Eclipse wide 'Cc mouth, 2pkgs. laai aia pts Gr. AA lb. 35 ; Gr. A lb. 33fi - Gri A lb. 27 Gr. B lb. 25 KERR 12 Reg. Mntnn Kerr ' 24 1 EC Econ.' pts S KERR Wide 12 00- pts '33 qts.JC P2t11.7099c Veal Leg Beef Pot Roast T31ade or arm cuts'"(3 pts) Sirloin Steak (8 pts) T-Bone Steak (8 pts) . Beef Liver (4 pts) Wieners S.C. (4 pts.) Type 2 lb. 41c Bologna A.c. (3 pts.) Type 2. lb. 34c Lunch Meat b 53c Gr. A lb. 40i Gr. B lb. 33 Gr. A lb. 48 Gr. B lb. 41f Veal Roast Shoulder bone in, square cut (3 pta. lb.) Gr. AA lb. 29 Gr. A . lb. 28 lb. 38c Veal Stew Neck, breast, shank, bone In (2 pta. lb.) ' Grade AA ' and Gr. A Lb. 21 STUATON WELL W HAND NVASIQNj 1 STRaly H F ADVANCE ' j ' Yo, you can save on pPgfe holiday shopping, too. "" ,. MCrl'M Remember to plan ahead and shop iJmSfl J!Tr Tv ' early... and don't forget that quality VICTORY
