in CONTINUES
PLAN
DOWN
TO HOLD
PRICES
State Has Seven
New Polio Cases
I'Oim,AND, Unpl, 13 (!')
llio statu IjoiiiU of licultll ruuoi t-
seven now rimnii at tw.il,..
myelitis iddny, Inmost number
lor liny wm-k this your.
Tho report mild (hero woro 11
ciisrs rninirtiKl tho sumo wcok
l yi'iir (Hid llm 211 chkcii hq fur
thin yi'iir represented only 7B
per cent of tho 1044 fluurc.
I
WASHINGTON. Sept. 13 (I';
nmplto Biiiiry denier protests,
Ul'A la going nlK'i"! with Its mi
iiouncwl plim for putlliiK now
cuiisiimor goods on tnu niurkol lit
jli-lil roliill prices.
Tho agency lias decided lu
tin n diiwn un nppviil by u rielrgu
tion uf rcliillurs fur iibiiiidon
iiu'iil uf Un nhiirply dlripntcd
col absorption policy,
U mini' thul policy retailers nml
wholesalers nuiiit iilmurb, by
trimming tllttlr profit iniii'itliin,
till Ul III Hwmiw v..nv, .. v. i.nj
price IneiOHiit) grunted to inmiu
fuituiPi'H. Tills U lo keep prkua
thi public puys from going uny
higher thun those of three
veins mio. , ,
Thu policy, Is In effect iilrcudy
for washing iiwi'lilnos, uliiiuliiiiin
wuro mill electric Ironers. It will
be uptilled to uny oilier column
or product coining buck on tho
iiiurkot If tho inumifiicturer In
given un Incroma lo compensate
fur hliihrr labor inul materials
Cl)l.
Two weeks bku rvlnllem,
meeting with Ot'A. culled the
4tost absorption policy "uneco
jiomlc, unsound and liu-cult-able."
Ul'A listened but Kuve no In
dlciillon of rolrentliiii. It pointed
out Hut policy hud been up
proved by l'reiildeiil Truiniin m
nn executive order.
Now the iijiency In prcpurliiK
a formiil reply to the retailer.
It will say that cost absorption
is pn the book to stay during
reconvention.
Mother Of Fort
Klamath Woman Dies
KOUT KLAMATH News wuii
received here thin week of the
passing of Mm. Adu Wilson of
Stockton, Cnllf.i mother of Mr.
William A. Puna of Kort Klam
nth mid Stockton. Dcuth oc
curred Monduy niorniiiK follow
lint " period of III health.
Mrs. Wllnon I renicnibered
by many friends In Kort Klam
nth, where (lis had visited with
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Pace.
Mr. and Mrs. Page aro long
time residents of Fort Klamath,
having made their home In
Stockton during the war, Page
being employed as chief mechan
ic at the U. S. army ordnance
depot there, while Mrs. Page re
lumed her position for the dura
tion at the South Pacific office
which she held prior to her mar-tlage.
T
CASUALTY LISTS
UNDERGO CHANGE
WASHINGTON, Scpl. 13 (I 'I
Tho army gulucd but tho nuvy
lost man In lodny'i lulest re
vision or cosuulty reports from
World Wur II.
Tho total now stands at 1,070,-
730 for nil brunches of the u ruled
services, This Is 2711 more than
lust week's recapitulation.
Liberation of 203 moro prlit-
llut weiilher lust Sunday drew
numbers of visitors to Lava Uedi
niilloiuil monument in northern
California to explore the cool
caves.
.Skull cuvo inul Catacombs
cave were the most popular Sun
(liiy, wllh White Luce. Indian
vyens and other cuves also liv
terenllng visitors.
Cars slnrted to arrive coming
about 1 1 a, m., and continued
until about 5 n. m. A number
of nilllliiry officers were among
picnic groups scattered about
Hie freak lava formations.
Mrs. Kiifus Mooro and a flrou
of friends were amona Klamat
Kails visitors to the monument
on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs
Arthur U. Knpcrson, also of
Klainath Kulls, were visitors
with their diiuuhtor-ln-law. Mrs.
iiaoruo r.pperson. and Joe rayn
ur. ciuei rndio operator ol the
inerchiiul marine as their guests.
I'aynler, who has lust returned
from overseas servlco In the
I'hlllonlno Islunda wns met at the
i. a vii iieds liy his wife and
duuglitcr, Joanne, unci returned
with them to Alturas.
STUDENTS PICK PRUNES
ROSEBURO. Sent. 13 !')
The first platoon of harvest
Workers from rtnseburg high
school want InlO'fhe Riddle dls,
Irict Wednesdoy to pick prunes,
A (roup of SO studonls composed
the early. -.More than 200 stu
dents In alljinvn registered to
Id In the hint harvest.
af
gs0
fl " - CINCH
' HOT CAKE MIX. Each pock
age conlalni All necanary
Ingredient. Juil add wotsf, mix
and bake. For a lolly change
fold Vt vp of
grettd chests
Into package
contents and
bokt.
Try Cinch
Waffles one? .
Cinch Corn
Bread, foal
RONN WSTRY
Cooks - amateur or
professional like me.
I suppose it's because
I'm scientifically milled
and laboratory tested.
Anyhow, housewives
who let me take a hand
with their pies and
other pastries say I've
got what it takes.
onors of war who previously
hud bcon listed as missing cut
tho urmy's cusuulty to In I down
to 022,302, but the navy's totul
roHC to 140,420, un Increuso of
003 over lust week's figure.
Hera aro tho lutcst figures for
llio'unny, together witli those
for lust week: killed 20.r,045
and 20.1,370; wounded 571,008
mid .r7 1 ,5fJ(J; rniiedng 2S.0B2 und
27,070; prisoners 120.A07 and
110,043. The casualties nrc
those reported through Septem
ber 7.
Tho nuvy figures: killed S3,
BOO and S3, 017; wounded 70,752
and 70,072; missing 11,202 and
10,047; prisoners 3009 und 3020.
FIRE-FIGHTING UNIT
TO
KOnT LEWIS, Sept. 13 UP)
Tho 2822nd general service regi
ment returned here yesterday
from a successful conquest of the
forest fire menace in Oregon.
Tho unit was thrown into the
buttle against recent serious
blu7.es In the Oregon woods and
worked throughout as a unit,
employing the forest service
radio network to greatest ad
vantage In coordinutlng Its ef
forts. Residents In Scoggins valley,
tho Wilson river areu, Dulles,
Falls City, Forest Grovo and
Raymond, Wash., took tho sold
ier flre-flghtcrs Into their homes
and told forest service officers
of their gratitude for the work
of tho army.
OPA Boosts Rates In
Logging Operations
PORTLAND. Seot. 13 (P)
OPA has approved an increase i
of 2 cents per 1000 feet over!
present maximum 13 cents for
Thursday, September 13, 194S HERALD AND NEWS ELEVEN
scaling und grueling logs In the
Pacific northwest, loggers were
advised toclny.
The boost, effective Septem
ber 17, affects 70 per cent of
the work, including the Colum
bia river log scaling and grading
bureau.
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WORK SHIRTS
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Wednesday and Friday
9:00 to 9:05 p.m.
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PORTLAND, OREGON
By plane, by sea, by train . . . your service
vVT men and women are comine home to all the
things they've looked forward to. Be sure
to give them those grand-tasting home
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you'll find all the favorite foods you need
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$dul owl fiaonuL ButtstiL
fiohodsL . . . 2juLwsisJlI
Real Roast
Peanut Buttar
Btvariy
Peanut Butter
Howdy
Peanut Butter
Mb. Jar 23c
2-lb. for 39c
1- lb. or 25c
2- lb. lor 45c
Mb. Jor 25e
2-lb. Jor 45c
A nourithing, tatty food for those
back-to-tchool lunches!
Pancake Flour
Suzanna 20-oz.
Brand - Pkg.
9c
l" 'Harvest
nuui
Blossom
50-lb. sack
Enriched, ...25-lb. sk. 9Sf, 50-lb. sk
5 lbs. 27c; 10 lbs. 49c
25 lbs. $1.15
Albers
White or Yellow 40-oz. pkg,
Cinch
brand
Canterbury
Tea
Oram Pskoa
V4-b. pkg. 22c
Y2-b. pkg. 43c
l-lb- pkg- 85c
Cherub
Milk
Now Point Frt
2 Toll Cont or
4 Baby Tins
19c
H-,, Kitchen
our Craft
Corn Meal
Cornbread Mix
Mrs. Wright's Bread
Raisin Bread Mhts
Morning Glory Oats
H.O.Oats.etkin"1111.
Wheatsworth Cereal NBc.
l 1 1 D Delicious with
Kellogg rep . pcachCs
5-lb. sack 32c 25-lb.
10-lb. sack 63c Sack
1.82
2.25
19c
I8c:
White or wheat
ltt-lb. loaf
Regular or
quick
2for25c
llb 12c
loaf
20-oz. I O
pkg.
1Ib- I3c
pkg. JC
Edwards Coffee
Rich, fresh flavor
Regular or drip
Mb. jar 54c Mb. jar 28C
Nob Hill Coffee 2-lb. bag 45c
Airway Coffee 3-lb. bag 58c
Delicious Whole Beta Coffeen
17c
Beet Sugar
pkg.
8-o z. Q
pkg. 7U
$1.56
A7 lb. 28c
B"lb.2oc
Veal Roast 2 pls)
Shoulder, Square Cut
Choice lb. OQ
lb-.45c
.'A. lb.
Wieners Type 2'S C (2p,s) lb 41c
Bologna Type 2( A' c' (2 pls) lb- 34c
Leg o' Lamb
Tasty and Tender (4 pis.)
Lamb Chops ChoIce
Mealy Ribs (3 pU.)
SUGAR STAMP 38
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T-Bone Gr. A lb. 48c
Steak (5pts.) Gr.Blb.41e
Sirloin Gr.Alb. 40c
Steak (5pts.) Gr,Blb. 33e
Beef Roast
Arm and Blade Cut
(2 pts.) Gr. A. lb. 27c
Gr. B. lb. 25c
Veal Steaks
Sirloin Cut
(3 pts.) Gr. A. lb. 36c
Gr. B. lb. 33c
Ground Beef Grou'12F$.28e
Beef Liver
Fine FIoyot Tender
(4 pts .) lb. 38C
WideMouthIawK..70,1s-. 99e
Economy JawJCerrVtu ll.55iti 93c
Economy Gamps, Kerr 2 pkgs. 25c
Economy Caps. Kerr ; pkg. 19c
Pen JeL Powd'd Pectin 3-oz. pkg. 12c . '
Jels-Rite, iicruid Pectin ' 8-oz. hot 13c
Tomoto Sauce, Taste Tells 8-oz. tin 3 for 13e
Catsup, Red Hill, .'nVi-oz. bottle..........14e
Grated Cheese,' Kraft Parmisello,
3- oz. pkg. .....j.18
American Cheese, " Dutch Mill,
2-lb. pkg. ..:..........;.75e
Kraft Velveeta ;2-lb. pkg. 7Se
Smoked Shad, Washington brand,
33A-oz. can .....27e
Chocolate Syrup, Sifers'....-.v..20-6z. jar 28c
Baking Powder, K. C. brand....25-oz. jar 21e
Mustard, Schilling brand ....4-oz. tin 17e
Flavoring, Westag, Vanilla' and Lemon,.
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Light Globes, frosted, 25, 60-watt, .
Tax included ........lie
Vinegar, Old Mill .:.,..... 1 -gal. bottle 57e
Ammonia, Parson's .. ...16-bz... .bottle 13e .
Brooms, 'soft tip .. .......... .....each ''1.14
Fly Spray, Standard ..qt. can 37e
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Snowflake Spry Hi-Ho
Crackers Shortening Crackers
- (12 pts. per lb. .
2 Lb' 32c Mb. OO- Butter Wefere ) e
Box... MC jar DOC ; Wb..pkjr. .
Ashland Holes
20-Lb.Flat
$2w
Tomatoes
1.39
2 lbi.: 17J; 18-lb. Lug
ib. 8c
ib. 8c
ib. 10c
Lb.1T2C
Cabbage Soiid h.sj
Yellow Onions Mid
Green Peppers
YamS Luscious Cendisd
Sweet Corn y.,,ow
Carrots CnP top
PearS Extra Faner
GrapeS SstdUss, Hd Malaga, Ribier. Lb
do,. 38c
ib.7c
.bile
13c
Potatoes
U.S. No. 2's, 50-lb. sic. $1.25: U.S. No. l's, 10 Lbs. '
41c
Grade A Butter (12 pts. ib.)
Nucoa Margarine lu vUs. "iby
Duffs Mixes GiTndrw.MuHln
Sliced Potatoes 0sage White,
Sauerkraut Do0die Dandy
Choice Prunes Red Ta
Vegetable Cocktail V-8 Fancy
Grapefruit Juice Town Kome
Ice Cream Mix 0id mui
Junket Tablets Make tasty desserts
Sparkling Water
Plus bottle deposit
No. 2H can
24-oz. jar
No. 2H can
18-oz. can
No. 2 can
lib. 49c
Tib:27c
14-oz. 99
pkg.
I6c
26c
22c
15c
13c
12c
lie
13c
pkg.
pkg.
qt. bot.
OVERSEAS
XMAS GIFTS
JNQWW
yes, NOW is the time to mail
VOUR CHRIsmAS PARCEL TO
SERVICEMEN AND WOMEN OVER
SEAS! OCTOBER 15 IS THE IATEST
DATE FOR MAILING - BUT THE
EARLIER THE BETTER! IF HE OR
SHE IS ENROUTE HOME.OR ABOUT
TO COME HOME, OONTSENO A
HWSTMi-C. PACKAGE.
A
0OOO THINGS TO SEND ARC'
SOAP-NUTS - HARD COOKI ES
KARO CAN DIES -SMALL JARS OP
JAM-DRIED FRUIT CANNED
FOODS - FAVORITE TOBACCO .
USE A HEAVY BOX AND
STRONG CORD. OONYSEND
PERISHABLES Oft INTOXICANTS,
THE COMPLETE PACKAGE, REAOV
FOR MAILING-, CAN WEIGH NO
MORE THAN S POUNDS. IT CAN
BE NO MORE THAN 15 INCHES
LONG. OR St INCHES IN LENGTH
AND GIRTH COMBINEO (FOR
EXAMPLE, 12 INCHES LONG, 6 .
INCHES DEER i INCHES WIDEJ
USE COMPLETE ADDRESS ON
THE OUTSIDE : NAME, RANK,
SERIAL NUMBER, ORGANIZATION
AND UNIT APO. POSTMASTER AT
PORT OF EMBARKATION. REPEAT
ON SEPARATE SUP OP PAPER
INSIDE. THE PACKAGE. MARK
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There is still an
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