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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 24, 1946)
U; S. Offers Britain Use Of 11 Liberty Ships To Erase Bill On "Queens By ALEX H. SINGLETON WASHINGTON, Jim. 24 (IV The United Sliilo hna offered Drllnln tlio una of 11 Liberty IiIih nit mibHtlliiti) (or lliu ur riiiiKuini'iit under wlilvh Aincr lain troops lire ferried home abniird tlio Quenn Miiry ill u tentative cluii'itii of $10U cueh. GovuriiiiHMit officials mild the offer litis not yet been accepted. Presumably, thu DrltUli nro welMliInK the need fur troop car riers for tlielr own Tomnileii unci ColonliilN iiMiiinnt thut of reach Inn u nettleinent which would implement their dollnr credit In thin country. Since the end of lend-lease C Of C Sets Up Statement Of Principles PollliiR of the membership of tho chiunber of commerce on u proponed statement of principles relation to the present national rincrKency WHS approved by tho directum of thu organization lit their noon luncheon Tuesday. The national affair committee mid the chamber executive com mittee, In miuKe.itlni! the stale nienl, wild It had been planned with the purpose of establish Inn broad principles upon which reasonable, unprejudiced people could uurcc, regardless of walk in life. The statement will be drafted Into final form, and submitted to tho membership for approval or disapproval. Kaeh declaration will be set out for separate ex pressions of sentiment. Tho chamber nrofirnm devulojied out of siiKKcifllons from the Klamath Automobile Dealers association. The chamber received a letter from Conitrcssmnn Lowell Stock man stating that the veterans ad ministration had definitely de cided to build a hospltnl nt Klam ath Kails mid that tho decision "mcani Klamath Falls." The comment was made In reference to reports from Med ford that the Klamath site de cision means "Klamath Fulls vicinity" which the Medford re port claimed mlKht include Med ford. Stockman said the policy of the vets administration is to build Its hospitals within three miles of the city designated. Tho conurodsmnn Indicated that Mcdford's Cnmp White hos piUil is under consideration, but whatever decision is mode on that will not affect the Klamath Institution. Stromberg-C arisen Radios. Derby's Music Co. September 2, the Queen Mary has brought home H4,HU4 Amer ican troops. Tho Queen lOllfcn belli, before behiK withdrawn from the U. S. run, carried an other 2U;M2. Tol.l Charoe Toncther unless the present chaiKe is reduced or the Amer ican offer of the Liberty ship is accepted tlio total chawo to this country would bo $11,410, 000 us of now. While lend-lease still was in effect tho Mrltlsh bore thu cost of trunsporthiK Gl's ubourd the two "Queens" us part of reverse lund-leiiHe. Technically, n fee of 25 pounds, or roughly $100, was assessed against this government for each man. Tills, however, was wiped out lit the time of the final lend-lease settlement and did not Involve any cash chang ing bunds. When lendlenKO ended, the sumo charge was retained. But government officials said today tills, too, in subject to revision when the job of bringing the troops homo has been completed. Here's real onion good ness in a Schilling shaker with moisture-proof top. No muss or fuss just shake in wonderful flavor! I OASUC (Alt I ONION IAIT 1 I cmar (ah 1 IAVOH lAlt 1 I IIAIOHINO Schilling Good ffeaM! , MUCIOUI. "" OUASOl JU1C1 I with A, Bi, Bj, calcium and . I other needed mineral- yt v I A INJOY ORANCIS AT OTHER MM uiuh navel oranges, sparkling fresh fruit salads 14,500 cooperating 14 Wrislt CALIFORNIA VZVe DRANGEi BEST FOR JUICE -rWW City Digs Out After Storm NANAIMO, 13, C, Jun. 24 UP) Tills city wus digging Its wuy back to normal today ufter the worst snowstorm in mora than 10 years cut off communications temporarily with outside points and seriously hampered trans portation within the city. Seven Inches of snow, driven by a 40-mllu-un-liour wind, fell from noon until 0 p. m. All bus service wus cut off for u tlmo and telephone and telegraph service wus cut off for a few hours. Steamship service to Vancouver wus cancelled overnight. Classified Ads Ilrlng Results. Operation Successful In Rare Case Of 'Blue' Baby BALTIMORE, Jan. 24 () Tlio day none of them "thought would ever cornc," hus arrived for tho lluckmun fnmlly Mr. and Mrs. Henry ilnckman and 2-ycar-old Judy of Buckley, Wash. Judy,.thrcutoncd with an early death a few Bhort months ago, no longer Is a "blue" baby. , Sho was discharged from Johns Hopkins hospital yestor duy and Is on her wuy homo with her mother and futhcr. Although her convalescence will be long and slow, hospital officials said her delicate opera tion was "everything we expect ed. Judy Is no longer cyanotic (blue.)" Suld Mrs. lluckmun: "Tills is the day I thought would never come. And now it's here." Judy was brought to Johns Hopkins December 3, suffering with amalformed heart, on her lips the deadly blue tinge. The skill of Drs. Alfred Bla lock and Helen B. Taussig com bined In a delicate operation December 8, by sewing a good artery to a defective one they augmented her deficient supply of oxygenated blood. Today a healthy pink replaced the blue in Judy's lips. Doctors say the plane trip homo will be no ha.ard, although oxygen tanks will be carried Workers Get 48-Week Year PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 24 MP) A contract guaranteeing workers of the Columbia Marine and Shipping company, The, Dalles, Ore., 48 weeks of employment annually has been signed with the ClO-Unltcd Stcelworkers of America, a union agent said to day. J. K. Menzle, CIO-USWA rep resentative here, said the new contract affects 40 of the com pany's employes who have two should Judy need them when the ship crosses the mountains. Thursday, Jan. 24, 1946 HERALD AND NEWS NINE years or more service, grants a closed shop and dues check-off. He said wages were not an issue in negotiations because the com pany now pays more than union minimum demands elsewhere. The company also has plants at Pasco and Spokane, Wash. For BIGGER and BETTER Maximum tgg production., st lowar cost. That's tha story of Triangl. X-tra agg pro ducsr. A carefully balanced feed supplying the require ments for more extra grade egge. Mash or pellets. TRIANGLE X-TRA EGG PRODUCER They'll revel in reveille . 19 when breakfast is r,9ht more m ouitv : How to Pul Variety j Into Your Breakfasts 'ritms and rauir joicii Drtis up brtuhiant fruits and Juices byteruingthrm in grapefruit or orange shelti. Hnlf grapefruit or grapefruit sec- lions sweetened with honey and broiled 2 Sliced oranges sprinkled with pow- I dorcd sugar a Slieod bananuu in orange juice J Grapefruit acctions in grape juice r CialAlt J A good way to gel variety In brrahfatti I it to ute different packaged ready-to- I ear cereali. I Hot oatmeal cooked with raisins, a datoa, 6ga or prunes J Hot cereal (oatmeal or farina type) s served with brown sugar, honey, s cinnamon, nutmeg, jelly, opple- J sauce, syrup or butter I Hot cereals garnished with dry a cereals J Boiled rice with cinnamon and ausar Kice catena with maple-flavored 7C 17c 27c 22c ayrup Hei tested shredded cereal with hot milk MIAOS Hcre't where you'll find the packaged rvadymixeM come in handy. Quick coffee cake made from pan cake flour Popovcrs from popover mix Apple pancakes (add 1 cup chopped apples to 2 cups pancake flour) Marmalade' muffins made by top pine each muffin before it is baked with a teaspoon of marmalade Cornbrcad or corn muffins mad from eornbrend mix Hot scones from biscuit mix nmiu Sunday breakfast it a favorite time for entertaining. Here are some entreet that guests or family are sure to like. Scrambled egga with fresh or canned tomatoes Baked egga with hashed brown Sno-Whire Salt Plain or iodized pkg Rice Blue Rose brand 0r Mb. pkg AJm Dried Prunes 31 c Choice Prunes Red Tag ...2V4 can Pears Silver Grille No. 214 can Peaches Highway, Halves, No. 2V4 can ... Peas Highway, 4-sleve No. 2 can .. Peas Sweet Pickins, No. 2 can Green .Beans - Gardcnslde, Std., No. 2 can Cream Style Corn Country Home, fancy. Golden Bantam No. 2 Whl. Kernel Corn Country Home, Golden Bantam, No. 2 can Cream Style Corn Del Maiz No. 2 can ROLLED OATS "h0 RICE KRISPIES KELLOGG'S KELLOGG PEP EVAP. MILK for Health . 3 tall cans 27c CHERUB Case (48) 4.29 All other brands in stock. 12c 8-Oz. Pkg. 9c 3 tall cans 30c Case (48) 4.69 Cheese Spreads Shefford, Pimlento and ffc Olive- Pirn 5-oz. glass JJr Cheddar Cheese 04c Superior Yellow 1-lb. Soda Crackers Snow Flakes 1-lb, Peacock OatsRo,i&i,"d9-lb. sk. 57 Pancake Flou 19c Cornbread Mix lb. pkg. 18c Corn Meal albehs40-oz. pkg. 19c Beet Sugar 25-lb. bag $1.56 Sugar poTreorw5 - 1-lb. box 8c (Stamp No. 39 Now Valid ) 14e 14c ymj n. SLACK sjrc 3C JmSbLbLsI Wheatena Coffee Deal Save 10c on ony brand of coffee Turn in your Wheatena Box Top Today! Getter's Oatmeal & Cereal 8 W 19 23c Nob Hill Coffee High grade coffee 1-lb. bag 1 Airway Coffee 9n Whole bean. 3-lb. bag 58c lb. UC Nes-Cafe .fl Instant coffee. 4-ox. Jar " Tomato Sauce , Gardenside Special! Buffet tin C Premier Beer 9- . Case of 24 2.95; 12-oz. botUe. 1 for C lOe pkg. " Hi-Ho Crackers Tasty Tid Bite....l-lb. pkg. Tomato Soup Campbell's, . A m9 m 1014-oz. can 3 for Catsup Red Hill Brand, i3tt-oz. bottle Swift's Prem 12-01. can Grapefruit Juice Town House, fancy. Sweetened 46-oz. cai Sardines King Solomon. .....No. 1 Dog Food . Friskies Cubes, 2-lb. pkg. Tobacco Granger -. 3 pkgi Model OQc 3 Pkgs ' Half & Half lie Pkg. 1 1 14c 33c lie tall 22c 25e potatoes Corrx gft Hoi 'orned beef hash with poached lominv erita with sausnse cakes Fried acrapple with orange mar malade Crcnmcd dried beef with rice cakos Scnllnped hard-cooked eggs and mushrooms Snutccd chicken livers with scram bled egga Sajeway Homemaktn' Bureau Palmoliva SOAP TOILET SOAP Bom Sis 2 1 Here's meat you can serve with assurance of complete satisfaction that's a guarantee. Luncheon Meat Spiced LUX TOILET SOAP Very gentle Lamb Roast Shoulder AA A cT b.35c34c Lamb Stew Neck AA A K lb.20 19 PoA Steak RST tt. 34e Pork Liver Tender Porit Sausage Twtx ft.39 Loin Chops Lamb Chops R;b 45e Smoked Saus. Polish Saus. TyP. 2 Porte Type 2 PORK ROAST SHOULDER 9. White Magic Bleach 14c High-grade bleach Vi gallon Vol, Cleaner 12-oz. pkg. 24c Old Dutch Cleanser 2 for 15c Argo Gloti Starch .... lb. pkg. 9e The perfect oil 0 round bleach Purex Bleach J4 gallon 15 Dry Cleaner, Aunt Sue's, gal. 75c Shoe Paste, Shinola, Black or Tan Jar 9c I Quality fruits and vegetables, priced by weight. ORANGES 5 lbs. 52c I Round I lb.45-1 m ice sft' :.? 3. mf - Luncheon Meat Minced Luncheon Loaves T?3 lb. 34 Bologna, L t, Type 2 lb.34c 'A Iryers, eviscerated lb. 69 Oysters r Pinf65 Smelt co, lb.19c Get together all the clothing, shoes, bedding you can spare Take It to your local ollec- tion depot immediately. extra fancy fancy and C's Apples Table Grapes Juicy Lemons Grapefruit lb. 12c lb. 7c Winesaps Red Emperors Thin Skins lb. 13c lb. 17c lb.l2V2C Cabbage Medium Sise Head lb. 6c ..lb, Avocados Pre-ripened .. Turnips Local clip tops lb. Broccoli Young, tender lb. Parsnips Local crop . lb. 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