Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, September 06, 1945, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextSALVAGE GROUP TO CEASE WORK SEPTEMBER Tlio Ktnmnth cuunly aulvniiu committal) will ci'iiHu to func tion nn Mich oil Hiiplumbvr 30, iiiTorclluii to Wl'U (llructlva rccolvcd hurt'. l'nul Leo, Klamath county hiiIviiko eommlltao chairman, an nmincod thin wuok . thut uny comimmllit'i In tha county with nrontroil tin ennn on hiiml mIiouUI contact him relative to moving It to nlilpplnit Centura iioiiii us pomlulo. All nlilppliiK centum nro to collect unci ililp on or before Stiptvmbur 2(1, All uccuimilutlona of waulo impur nro ulto to be ihlppccl, but hlnco JiiU uiul olli will bu In nliurt mipply (or aomo tlnm tlio program will be continued tin ilur tliu direction of Mm. Win mfrcd Glllmi. llouanwlvea will continue to receive red points mid cam, Durlnu the time of the sal viiko collections Klamath fulls bus Jumped irom zuin to inn in the stiitft in paper sulvago, nod up to fifth in stute stnnding on tin collection. Oruunlr.iillons helping In these drives have Included the Hoy Scouts, tlio Junior chamber of commerce, the Hhrmcrs and the city and county schools. Members of the county com inlttca have boon Paul Leo, Mrs. Winnirrcd anion, Warren Whit lock, Marvin Illxon, A. D. Ad' dlsou. l'nul Haines, Jack Kent- InK, K. L. Putmnn, Milt Bossier, Mrs. lsnbolle iirixner, Juck Wat son, C, 11. Howe and Charles Slurk. The Klnmnth county city sal. vnuu committee Included War rvu Whltlock, Marvin Illxon, Anunbelle Newton, Wyntt Pad Kelt, l'nul Drllor, Hill Kurtz, Cnpt, r . a. Lewis and bod uui cole. Chnlrmnn of local salvaifo committees In Klnmnth county were Klamath Agency, E, J. Floyd, LUIIas Lund: Ely, II. R. Crnnc, Mrs. C. A. Smith; Kcno, Tom Calmes: Fort Klamath, Mrs. Opiil Paige; Merrill. Bob Walker, Mrs. Dale West; Beatty, Frank Schmltx; Midland, Mra. II. B. Lsrgrnt; Sprague River, Ivey Clnrk; Henley, C. D. Howe, Mrs. Enrl Mack; Chiloquln, Crnwford Lewis, Mrs. Dwlght Klrscher: Bonanza, K. I. Hold, Mrs. K. V. Ayres; Lnnitcll Val ley, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Mur ray, and Mnlln, Cliff Jenkins mid Mrs. Hay Van Meter. CTY POLICE MAKE Four traffic arrests wera made yesterdny by city police. Howard K. Brown of Keno posted $5 ball for having no muffler on his automobile and John Quigley, Klnmath Fnlls, posted S3 ball for permitting an unlicensed chauffeur to operate a motor vehicle. Edson Itawson, 823 High, patted IS bail for violation of the bnsic rule and Leo tt. mm ton, 1420 Lookout, posted $5 bo 1 for the same offense. Two drunks appeared In court this morning before rouce Judge Harold Frnncy and 11 parking tickets were paid yes terday. There are 20 Inmates in the city Jan at present. Rankin To Fight For Soldier Bonus WASHINGTON, Sept. 8 (P) Chairman Rankin (D-MIbs.) of tlio house veterans committee said today ha intends to press his fight for a soldiers' bonus. Knnkln's proposal, sidetracked only a few months ago by his own commlttco, calls for total readjustment paymonts of $1040 for all honorably discharged vet erans who have been in unuorm DO dnvn nr more. Payment would be at the rnto ol $20 a week for 82 wcoks. inc sumo pay Is provided in the GI Bill of Rights, but only for vet erans unable to una jods. Around Oregon By The Associated Press Jackson county Sheriff's Posse riders will hold their Victory rodeo at Medford Suturdny and Sunday. , , , Carl Morgan, Klnm nth county, rode Jnmborco to the whlstlo at tlio annual Lake view roundup to win tho bronc title. . . Assistant Portland School Superintendent C. IS. Perry reports tho few unfilled icncnor vncnncics in tne cuy inc ulty will bo filled later when permanent enrollment Is deter mined. . . , Tho Stadelmnn Fruit compnny plans erecting r new cold storaga and packing plant nt miuon i rccwator. , . . jonn n. Ovorn, nutritionist of the Brit ish Food Mission, will Inspect Astoria fisheries this week. Lewes Hands Soft md Smooth n P-WT "--1 If o E mm kV'Si-ItWi'l s4 Former Keno Sergeant Wins Oakleaf Cluster KKNO TSgt. Lcltov V. Vcr million, formerly of Keno. bus boon nwurdud the Dron.o Oak Leaf cluster. The cltutlon reuds In part: "When his nlntoon leader was wounded and ovueuutud during u llerco enemy counteriittnck in tho vicinity of Soiirulutorn, TSgt. Vermillion, weupons pint onus serguunt, took churgu of the platoon und directed tire upon the enemy, To place more ef fective mortar flro upon the en emy, ho went forward and set up un observation post In a building overlooking the scene of action. He romulned in this position despite enemy sniper and mortar fire, and directed the mortar flro which contribut ed largely to tho rout of the en emy und caused their disorgan ized retreat. At times unci in complete dlsregurd of his own safety, Sgt. Vermillion directed flro from his own mortars so close to his own position thut the shrapnel from the detonating shells hit the building where lie was located." RETURNS TO U. 8. WITH THE SECOND ENGI NEEH SPECIAL BRIGADE, SOUTHERN LUZON After 20 months of overseas service in the Southwest Pacific, 1'1'C Loron F. Uorgcrson, 23, whose parents, Mr. und Mrs. A. 11. Borgerson, live at S20 S. tltli, Klumuth Fulls, Is returning to the United States under the army's new re deployment plun. As n seuinun und gunner in the amphibious 802d engineer bout und shoro regiment, he par ticipated In most oi tne major cumpuigns from New Guinea to Luzon. His outfit has 33 Initial bindings on enemy-held beaches to Its credit, In his more than two yours' i .... in f -vnHU nnv.,AH ruivku in iui naiu m una. uuihvi- son has hud many exciting ex periences. While hauling criti cally needed ids mm nnimunr tiou up tho narrow Sun Juanico strnlt. nt the north end of Levte Hand, to the frontllno troops Hunting tne tougn urmoc cam' pnlgn, a Jap plune suddenly ap peared over a mountain, dovo over Borgerson a boat and drop, ped bombs only a few feet away. The concussion lifted the bout several feet abovo the water's surface, but no one was hurt, Ho wears the Allatlc-Paciflc ribbon wllh four stars, the Phil Ipplnes Liberation ribbon with two stars, and the ncwly-author lied Bronie Arrowhead awarded for participation In one or more Initial Invasions. REPORTS FOR DUTY GREAT FALLS. Mont. Cant. Byron F. Kennedy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Orlie A. Kennedy of nosoourg, reported for duty with tno ooYtii AAr oasu unit, terry lug division, air transport com mund, Gore field, Great Falls, mom., August zu. jte is tne nus band of Mrs. Dorothy L. (Col lins) Kennedy. Kenncrly was graduated from Klamath Union high school. Prior to entering the U. S. armed forces he was a member of the royal air force in Englund, ATTENDS SCHOOL Jumcs D. Givan, SOM 3c, has returned to Detroit, M i c h., whore he Is attending radio technical school. Ha recently served as soundman on the de stroyer UbS Craven in both the Pacific and Atlantic areas. Ho Is tho son of Mr. and Mrs. E. T, Givan of Bonanza. A brother, Gordon Givan, has also been homo on leave from tho federal maritime school lo cated at Avulon, Calif, PROMOTED HAMILTON FIET.TY roll Tho promotion of Wllmcr D. Bnkor, 834 Eldorado street, Klamath Fulls, Ore., from cor poral to sergeant, has been an nounced by the Hamilton Field base unit of the air transport command's west coast wing. Sgt. Baker, tho son of Mrs. Ostio Bnkcr of Klnmnth Falls, entered the nrmy on April 4, 1042, and wns transferred to Hamilton field on January 6, 1U10. INACTIVE STATUS FORT LEWIS. Wnah 1.1 nwnin C. MnnnnnlH mid Pn-l. land, Klnmnth fnlls, who for tho pnsi i years nns served with tho army air forces, will revert to Innctlvo status on September 14. it wn.q nnnnimrori InHnv hv hi. Col, Hurvcy D. Taylor, com manding the separation center hero. Lt, McDonald will return to Klamath Fulls where ho will re- aumo his profession of burner- ing. College Campaign Chairman Named PORTLAND. Sent. B fI'l Clarence J, Young, Portland ulumnus of Heed college, toduy wus named ciuurmnn of tlio cam paign to rulso $1,1100,000 for im provements und expansion of the Portland college, I no cumpulgn will open a 10- year program aimed ut estab lishing an $1100.000 endowment fund und spending $.100,01)0 In the next year fur a new dormi tory, science laboratory and li brary annex. I I '5 ! L ) n it ci y IP'S'" i , . ' 'w - ' , . &tl-..t.'Jl'iiilJtii ; -JM ixjjjuvr-.-. rarer i.ai . i Japan's "Son of Heaven" will nave to stay In his town house throughout the rest of Tokyo's sum mer heat General .MacArthur IS taking over the emperor's yellow-walled summer villa, pictured above, at Hoyama, 27 miles south of Tokyo on Sagaml Bay. Thursday, Sept, t, 1945 HERALD AND NEWSTHIRTEEN 1 FAVORS TRAINING PORTLAND, Sept. 6 P) Sponce Eccles, national com mander of 40 et B, declared to day his veterans' organization favors universal military train ing as a precaution against fu ture unpreparedness. He said the only alternative defense was a large and costly standing army and nnvy which he described as "undemocratic." ' Canada produced 42,240, 000 pounds of grapes in 1033. SLAB WOOD For Salt 14.50 per cord. No Deliveries. BURT PETERSON Dorrls, Calif. Classified Ads Bring Result, S-T-R-E-T-C-Hl S-T-R.Et'.C-H your supply of uus nome-grown sugar. Don't waat a single spoonful of this scarce food energy. TRIANGLE X-TRA tOO PRODUCER IxrMW yevr aoa proflH wlrtt all peloiobla, KMrnHftcolly IwllfVDoMlK bokiBMd'fowl. SupptlM 1U klgh-prsdudna loytr wllh thalr rnulrimAni m mora axrre groda ggi.VavrlMrMSl alMler kaa fraih auaaly. an loo I Moaucia I P H AC IH1 jcuul now at ihslx. bstiL aPcdchcs A,niand Hai"-20 ib-1 22 ,b- iusS249 I UOCllcS Ashland Elbertaa, &mml WMaawa 2Q lfa tQ 22 Jb lufl raaasfjM PQIJ BarUetta for canning 20-lb. flat sTr9PCS Thompson seedless Lb. l Lemons WAc Tomatoes $1 .49 Peppers-- 1214c Sweet Oorn Yuns ,nd t,nder do''- 54c Orsiny es smsu tui iuir 5 54c V"'V I ta;tp trpat n. I YAMS From the aouth. No. Is Lb. Honeydew Melons 8'2c Potatoes U. S. No. Is 10lb..35c U. S. No. 2s K- $1.09 (uMSi (PjojuUa. now LwjVl oil msiatL. of quality.. jtutaU, foL you How to can peaches with or without sugar Some things you should know about cap turing the delicious, ripe summer flavor of peaches for winter-time eating To Can Peel, halve, pit; slice if wished. Hot Pack: Cpver with boiling syrup or water, boil 3 to 5 minutes. Fill hot jar to K inch from top with hot fruit and liquid. Remove bubbles. Wipe rim. Adjust lid. Process pints or quarts in boiling water bath Freestone 10 minutes Clingstone 20 minutes Cold Pack: Fill hot jar with peeled raw halves. Cover to Vx inch from top with boiling syrup or water. Finish as above, process in boiling water bath Freestone 20 minutes Clingstone 35 minutes Suitable Canning Syrups Light Syrup: Dissolve 1 cup sugar in 3 to 4 cups water. . Corn Syrup and Honey: Com syrup or honey may be used to replace up to the sugar specified. Water Pack: Peaches may be canned satis factorily without sugar. Use boiling water or fruit juice in place of sugar Byrup. The fruit will lose some flavor and color. To Peel Freestone and some clings: Dip 6 to 8 at a time into kettle of boiling water for about 1 minute, then plunge into cold water and slip off skins. To lye peel cling peaches: Use an enamel or granite kettle not metal. Add 4 table spoons lye to 2 gallons cold water. Heat to boiling. Place peaches in strainer, a few at a time, and lower into boiling solution; leave in 45 to 60 seconds. Rinse well in quantity of cold waterrunning water is best. Peel. Warning: Follow directions carefully to revent spattering of lye. Do not handle ye dipped fruit until it is thoroughly washed. Lye will burn if not properly handled. Sntway ' Htmtmaken' Bureau JULIA LEE MMGIrr. Beverly Peanut Butter 25e 45e REAL ROAST BRAND Peanut Butter ' 23 2-lb. Jar 39 Libby Apple Butter .1-J -Lr KRAFT AMERICAN orated Cheese (2 for i pt.) 2z. Pkg. No. 303 jar 2 1 g 9c f L.-ro AMERICAN OR PIMIENTO M-lb.Ort-Vneese Dutch MUl (2 pts.) pkg. Nucoa Margarine (12 pt3j package 27c B J Mrs. Wright's lH-lb. 9 for OC- Mb. Q re dQ White or wheat loaf A3C loaf ' Cracked Wheat Bread M"; EK&llc French's Mustard ' Deviled Ham Cudahy bra(?dpt, Libby Potted Meat (1Rpt) Cider Vinegar 0LfL Sno-White Salt Grade A Butter 02 .f0? 6-oi. Jar 3-oz.tta 4c 1-gal. Jug 1 ,b- 49c PICKLING PECTIN SPICE 3-ox. 19. ' Schilling's Whofe Ac pkg. IC 2-oz. pkg. 7 65c 75c Pkg. of 1 dor. - pkg- 23c 8-or. bottle I3c 9c l-lb. pkg. Sirloin Steaks (S points) Grade A, lb. Grade B, lb. 40e 33 T-Bone Steaks Grade A lb." 48e (5 pts.) Grode B lb. 41 e Ground Beef lb. 28c Round Steak (6 points) Grade A, lb. Grade B, lb. 38 34 Veal Chops Veal Roast Shoulder bone in sq. cut Ribs' Gr. A lb. 38e Opts.) Gr. B lb. 36 Gr. A lb. 28e (2pts.)'Gr. B lb. 26e Beef Roast Arm and Blade Cut (2 points) Grade A, lb. 27e Grode B, lb. 25e CHINOOK Salmon Sliced lb. Weiners Tyspec2 (3 ,,.. Ib. 41c Bologna Type 2 (2 pts.) . Ib.34c Lunch Heat tv, 2 Ib. 48c Edwards Coffee Reg. or Drip Rich, lusty flavor Nob Hill Coffee Ground fresh when you buy it 1-lb.O-Jc 2-lb. 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