Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, January 17, 1946, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextBomb Explodes In Buenos Aires Two Hours After 72-Hour Lockout Ends BUENOS AMIES, Jim, 17 (111 of the stock c A bomb axulodoil at tlia onlioncn hours after tlto oml I'xchuiiKn toduy two of tho 72. Hour uniumwKln lockout by which business Ivitclom protested military Kovnrnincnl dorreo TllnK whiicii and iirnntlnv yonr nd bonuses. Tim vxcliiinxo, meeting plnce of tha permanent assembly of commerce, Industry and produc tion which cnlled Iho lockout, opened the rt'Kuliir time. A heavy Oregon's Mountain Roads Icy SALEM, Jan, 17 (!') Oregon's mountain roads were Icy today, while fog hindered traffic on the Pacific highway i Portland, Salem Rout-burg, Grants Pass and Medford, the atute highway commission rnuorttid today. Fog aliio win reported at The Dalle and Cotnillle. The dally road report: Qovernmont Cnmn Pnrllv overcast, 31 degrcun. 48 Inchon total miow, packed imow and Icy throughout district. Santlam Junction Clear, 12 degrees. Roads nurmul except fur light packed snow and some Ice which is sanded, Total snow 84 Inches at summit, 44 Inches t Junction. Otloll Lake Slightly ovorcuit, 15 degrees. Packed snow to mile post S2. 103 Inches of snow at summit. One-way traffic at Oak ridge. Siskiyou Summit Fog ex tends on mile south of Ashland, lllghwnys normal. Roads Good Klamath Falls Roads In good shape. Temperatures 2 degrees at Sun mountain, 4 at Quartz mountain, 12 at Greensprlngs with fog, and 13 at Klamath Falls. Medford Highway Icy. Astoria Roads unchanged. Meacham Spots of snow and Ice on Old Oregon Trail between mlleposts 2S3 and 200. Total now 24 inches. Austin Packed snow oo roads, but well sanded. pollen datull which guarded the t Questioned. The building nt the Duiitiing uiicr mo l a, m. ex-i u )ul ding uflcr thn 2 a plosion wus withdrawn. The blast shuttered glass win dows within a radius of a block. A policeman was slightly In jured by flying glass, but he wus the only casualty. The oxploslon wus the only roportcd violence In the capital. The lockout started at mid night Sunday and ended at last midnight. Cabbie Qutsstd A taxi driver who suld he dis charged two men from his cab near the stock exchange shortly before the explosion was being Liquor Commission Not To Get Boost OREGON CITY, Ore., Jan. 17 Cfl'; The Oregon stoto liquor Snntrol commission will not get 33 cases of stolen liquor seized by state police In a truck near Mllwaukla. Circuit Judge E. C. Latourette ruled the-til, 000 worth of II- 3uor was the legal property of . V. Nanny. San Francisco, from ( whose warehouse it was reported stolen. Tho truck's drivers and several California men were ar rested In tha affair. w "You can depend on the uniform quality of HEINZ Baby Foods l -N Ask your grocer for Hdn Stained Foo& aid Junior Foods I DIV5 RIGHT INTO MY CROWN WKSAT GGOM TOO (I. A A bi bowl of CROWN WHEAT GERM makes as hearty a break fast as you can rind for here's a breakfast 'food, that combines de licious taste with concentrated elements from the important wheat kernel . . . vitamins B, E and Q. CROWN WHEAT GERM adds flavor to cooked cereal, too. CROWN PRESENTS S MINUTE MYSTERIES KEX Wednesday and Friday 9:00 to 9:05 p.m. AH ens tablsipeen l CROWN WHEAT GERM t tech Mtvlni ef coektd or 4ry ctrsoly Whtn eddlni Whtet Gsim te ceoktd tarsal, add aftsr cooklna , Ons tsaipoon of CROWN WHEAT GERM added to frsih fruit or berries rtcommtndtd, for oddtd vltomlni. CROWN MILLS PORTLAND, OREGON mo of thu blast had been sunrd ad by two policemen, At Mur Del Plutn, a resort, voculioiiors refused to play roulette at government-operated tublcs. Polico fired tear gus In to the crowd as it left the casino. Representatives of tho Deport ment Stores association had asked Interior Minister Felipe Urdupilleta lust night to ordor extra precautions In order to provcnl violence. Urdupilleta promised that all necessary steps would bo taken to guarantee order. The Issues on the labor front are these: 1. Labor wunts management to pay tho bonus or a month's pay for last year's work together with pay raises of from 10 to 25 per cent ordered by the govern munt at the yoar's end. 2. Management wants the gov ernment to postpone the dutu for compliance with the docree for 90 days, or after the national eloctlons scheduled for February 24. 3. Government wants manage ment to comply Immediately with Its decrees. Tho organisers of the 72-hour closure, the permanent assembly of commerce, industry and pro duction, issued a statement say ing that tha bonuses and wage Increases In themselves were not the real stake In their protest. The statement said the lockout was ordered Instead to protest "the Increasing tendency to con vert the state Into the sole foun talnhead of union freedom and In substituting the state for pri vate enterprise in industrial and commercial undertakings." Probe Ordered In Wasco Deal WASHINGTON, Jan. 17 W) Tho surplus property administra tion (SPA) has ordered an inves tigation of u complaint by Wasco county, Oregon, that It failed to get needed rood machinery at an SPA sale. Tho agency so advised Rep. Stockman (R-Orc.) today. It said also that It would inquire Into complaints of Oregon veterans White. Stof SKI TOGS Andcron-Th)mpaa ftki Aootmorltt SUGARMAN'J Slfe M.la that they wcro not given suffi cient time in which to claim sur plus property they had pur chased. Stockman called the agency's attention to the situation after Wasco county officials had com plained to him. They said they had notified SPA representatives they wished to purchase adver tised road machinery but re ceived no acknowledgement un til one hour after the sale'tiad been held. Veterans complained they were allowed only 72 hours to remove the property they pur chased. They said it generally PILES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED HO PAIN , NO UOSriTALIZATION Na LHi .f Tim P.m.n.nl Raialttt DR. E. M. MARSHA - Chlr.praetl. PbyileUB ttt . 71k r.sqolrt Tka.lr. Bits rka IMS Thursday. Jan. 17. 1946 HERALD AND NEWS NINE took longer than that to get tha notice and make tha trip to tha disposal point. From th earliest times garlic hat been used as an article of diet. PASTEURIZED SKIM 7XOA ADDS TO ITS GOODNESS jvn me MARCH OF DMES . aaj. i 1 High Quality, plus Low Price, equals Real Saving it is wise to make quality the first consideration in judging value. Because Safeway always puts quality first, we can guarantee every meatproduce, and grocery item that we sell . . . assure your complete satisfaction. Then, because it's Safeway policy to price everything reasonably, we offer these quality foods at prices that can mean substantial savings for yqu. A comparison of our values will show you why, again in 1946, you can get more and save more at Safeway. ' tot Uttsi Vtkttt i low to save nore with the bilk fool's Cold weather sharpens appetites and calls for hearty meals. Her an some tm vn.i I h .1 m far iintr.iim mAalm. ! using the inexpensive bulk foods S rior, lentils and macaroni produeta. S SHIT MA Of UMtH SOU tt't nice to float uutetdMicet of Innk-i- furirr on (A is soup and tervt it with i hot garlic Fimeh brtad for a $upprr S main dish. Place 2 cups washed split 1. peas or lentils in a large kettle and' J add 2 quarts of water, 3 or 4 stalks .of calery. 2 carrots, 1 medium-sise a onion. bav ltaf. and salt and dd- ! per. If you have It, add the bone left a a wo.r oi.?Ttt A 0A Shafford'a American wneese 2-u. Pink Salmon ITV, Pancake Flour Kitchen Craft Flour tall Susanna 40-oi. pkg. 10-lb. sack .. 25-Lb. Back from a roast, a few slices of salt pork at hit of bacon aautad until brown. ! . or a couple of tablespoons of maat B UriDping. .Vf.IU.jr W.,V MM..WV and then simmer slowly about z hours, or until peas are soft and tender. Add mora water if nacaaaary. Servea 8 to 8. ' .SfVrllO M ACM ONI M HOtftI( Tb mak an unusual accompaniment for meat loaf or pot roatt, saon about 3 cups steaming hot macaroni or noodles with 1 to 2 tablespoons pre pared mustard, a dash or two of 'Woreeetanhire aauce, H cup grated sharp cheese, and butter or mart surine. Sometimes a couple of isble 'apoona of cboppad onion may be added. rMW TO IrM UPT-OV! Bjy ' Jttot it so easy to keep and to cost. venicnt to have on hand that it'i good idea to cook plenty extra. Jutt star it in a courretf container in' the ttfrigerator. Here ant soma favorite ways with leftover rice ft RICE CAKES -To eaeh cup of X cooked rice add 1 slightly beaten mfg. Mix well. Drop by spoonfuls in a hot shortening in a fry Ins pan. Brown 5 slowly, turning once. Serve hot, plain or with synip. RICE WAFFLES OR MUFFINS Substitute cold, cooked rice for H the flour in your favorite waffle or muffin recipe. Bake as usual. ADD cooked rice to aoui or make it into nee Roisln Bread, Mrs. Wright's lb. loaf Pur Cane Sugar 5 lbs. 33a 10 lbs. Powdered or Brown Sugar. lb Apricots, Sundown, unpeeled. 214 can Fancy Prunes, Red Tag No. IV2 tin Tomato Juice, Libby, fancy, 47-oz. Blended Juice, Blend o' Cold.. ..No. 2 Gardemide Tomatoei No. 2Vi can Green Beam, Cardenside, cut, No. 2 can Fancy Corn, Country Home, Golden Bantam, cream style No. 2 can 12c 64c box 8c 19c 17e 25c 18c 15e 13c can can 15e Clepp's Baby Food Thtty Lara M . "Je tM SHREDDED WHEAT MaaVbr NABISCO Pf- DREFT fVUreebai, Now Y Soak Diitiiieiy 23 Peanut Butter, Howdy, coarse grind.. Prem Lunch Meat Swift's 12-oz, Smoked Shad, Washington 33i-oi Tomato Sardines, King Solomon - Cheese, American and Pimiento, Vi-b. pkg Elbow Macaroni, Porter's ...24-oz. Wide Fril-lets, Porter brand 8-oz. Cora Meal, Alber's or Sperry's Vanilla Flavoring, Westag , Chili Powder, Schilling brand 2-oz. K. C. Baking Powder ...25-oz. jar 75c 22c 15c 49c - $1.15 ...lb. 30a can 33 can 2S ...tin lit .... 20a pkg. 23c pkg. 14 ..10 lbs. 48a 4-oz. bottle 7a can 14e 21a lldifGtobes Frosted (tax included) Split Peas ' Green and yellow 2-lb. pkg. Lentils For tasty soups.... 2-lb. pkg. Popcorn Rose brand 10-oz. pkg. No. 1 Walnuts Oregon grown 1-lb. pkg. Cider Vinegar 57c Old Mill brand 1-gal. bottle ' Tomato Ketchup Heinz brand..... 14-oz. bottle 24C 30c 17c 39c 2Y SNO WHITE SALT Mokes good food tost bettwi Pitta t Te lodizad.atcs;. IM-Watt 15e O-WaR 11 CigereHes Corners, Chesterfields, 2 pkgs.' 26e' Lucky Strike, Old Gold, Ctn. M fWwYi A-infa riA vMwrbitSlpA from the Iaret dia plays at Safeway. 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