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belli, before behiK withdrawn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!
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Schilling
Good ffeaM!
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with A, Bi, Bj, calcium and . I
other needed mineral- yt v I
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INJOY ORANCIS AT OTHER MM
uiuh navel oranges, sparkling fresh fruit salads
14,500 cooperating
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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.
Yams lOlAc
39c
Oc
19c
10c
Louisiana lb.
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Fresh Produce features are for Fri. & Sat. (My I
THAT fe THE THIRD REPAIR?
Joe vouve uned up
FOR ME THIS WEEK. FOR.
TWO CENTS I D
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ALL THIS FOOD FOR I IN REVERSE
NICKELS AND DIMES,
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GIVES .mm VVHOW SAFEtVAYSAVINGSl
Potatoes
Klamath
U. S. No. l's
A Size 25-lb. sack
100-lb. sack 3.79
1.00
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