Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, April 11, 1946, Image 13

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Newspaper Page Textydent Denies Kimmel r .. mllO .......I 'ITU. W1. : an miuh-ii i;y "" i ,. Sriilr rwiiw 'Vij.te lrc-Ul.nl Itm-so- ""'C i-ifi""- r,,i),': "C u M llllt.-llOlIKO nil'. n..k tlu.1 Mr. Hruor - l.-lt. r I.1"',.. In look at "."'I. morn; - ."7 i.i. a.lilll.U I"'" ..itnltti 1 .....llll'C the """.1,1 hlKl ) mil Brills" , ' V 7 lit former rr.mr f "hi, S..rch.d L, .aid Hint wlini tl.c it .-mitiiliit'il a "" ".' . ,..,!!.!.. See. wiTf adilri-Mi-tl l .L.w.o. iittiick at Harbor. nuked ti the a""".''." r,.f, ,.! the nil. hlil. Hit UP l 1 Un.l ItlTIl 11 KHi.n.fl I)"'" wnito Truman. BwkiT Willi. "'l J i,..,i thiil imlv ,mnilllPC could sre the u ot the "le- , , .. fanel wn rHIi'vrcl of the corninand oft-r tl. Jap d attack Drcemb.-r 7 1 HI Ibjcqur-iillv win rrltlcli-cl iy nd navy Invesliitatlnif. I Ho hm conUMitlrd for .T, rnnurcsjlonnl commit- nl wau.mii"" ' ,lcly warn t)l loul U ilittrs of Japiiiu-se nl Stirk Qucitioned I re the committer look up kimmel matter, rrruuxin iunrd Adm. lliirnlil 11. former chief ot naval (llHTIlllOIIH, U I Kill I IINIWIII' I'll I U1 '. H Willi ,111111111 III lll'l' mil siifo iiihsii(( of mi Aini i li nn vessel, I'lirrylnu iiiiirliie mill other Anii'ilcum frmii north China to Mnnilu. I'Vi'Uuiiui. mild Iio tliuuiflit the urrunKeiiienls 1 1 1 lieen uixler tukrn In the flml week In lie. cemher In untlclpiitlun hy hulli countries tliul wur wmilil breiili out mum, Ht ii ik replied (lint us fur lis Hip United State wus etmeei netl It thmiKht wnr whs nimliiK bill didn't know when. Fort Klamath ti'Cl'lll visitors lit the lliillle of Mr. mill Mm. (loss 1'nKe uiul mm, time, were Mr. unit Mm. Flunk l.enne of Sim Anselnm, Cnlil , llin In'ter belnu Mm. I'line'a Mu ter, the flintier l.nis Smythe. They hull been visllliiK In i'nrt In ict with Mia. l.eime'a fnther, N. C. Sinythe, before riillilne. to Kurt Kliimiith, While here, the visitors mill the I'll Km were en. lertiilnvcl lit dinner Thiusiliiy evenliiK of Inst week lit the home of Mr. mid Mrs. Wlllliiiu Helm lit Modoc I'olut. Murtln Hansen tins l rlinnrd from Coltimwond, L'ulif., where lie lulu been employed durliiK the winter by J. 1. Mt-Aullffe nt Inn Cot'ouwood riiurh. Mm. Curl Wilmm win lukon to the Klnn.nth Viilli-v ho.spitnl In Klnmnth Fall on niondiiy for a wrek'a stay. Mm WIImiii him been under n doc-tnr'K care for ome tiu.r for n nerlnun heiirt iillmenl. I.oren Miller Jr.. In In Fort Klnmnth from Ited llluff. Calif., and hr and hit futher expect to nhip their cuttle here koom from (ullfnrnln for piiHture on Ihci J. It. Kl-ii-more niul Miller! rnnrhru here. j Mr. unit Mm. Cleorue Denton were Klamath Fnlla vl.sitom on I Monday. Local reKldeuU who i spent Tiicsduy in Klnmnth Falls Included Mr. mid Mrs. Delmnr Knox, Mm. Hoy Wimer. Mm. Henry Orth mid Mm. Klmer .umbrun. The pnrty wnx lie eompniiled nn thr return trip by Mm. Ivnl Knox, who hud lieen hospitalized In Klnmnth Fulls Hie previous day for medical cure. Mm. Henry Orth has met with ii very satlsfm-tory response In ennvuKliij( for the Ited Cross drlvu in Oils vicinity. She bus been assisted in lliu work by her diiiiKhler.lii.lnw, Mrs. Klmer .uiiibrun, Cline Confers With Attorney Strike Slated At Canneries SKATTI,!-:. April II (Al1) Alnsku mi I ii loi i cnniiery work ers, ehni'KliiK that i-oiitruet iieKo llnlluns hnve koiii, down, made plans liidny to strlku Kuster nuniiny, April 21. 'I'he Cu ry Worker d Fnrm l.nbobers union lucul 7 hen; and six loud. IoIiiiilo. iiL-rii-ul. tural nnd nlbed workers' union locals in Alimku, nil disaffili ated, iinuoiiiii iiiK the strike, Bind ill a Im liiu! sluteiiieut: "Ni-Kntiutlons eume In u hull when Walter Fuhrer. represent liiK the Industry, llntly stilted the Industry refused to neKotl nle on miy i,f (he union's do tniinds. . . . Their ordinal offer of a II per rent Inirease, mnde on a liike it or leave - It basis, nmoiints to u rise of only (1 per cent per hour In our lowest cnteKDiy." 'Hie unions .said the Alasku Suliimn Industry. Inc., "must nc cepl full responsibility for this strike UL-lion." Two Thoroughbreds Standing At Stud The IhiirtniKhbrcd stiilllons OtitKiiesx and Sportnm KInK, pro vlded by the niiny ri-inount urv. lie, are uvniliible for horse breeders In the Klumiitb husln liipiin this siiimner. Outiiuess is currently hluiidlnK with (ieorije C. West of Miilin nnd the stallion Sporting KInK Is stnndini! at the l.l.skey broth ers ranch near Klamath Falls. PI L E S SUCCESSFULLY TREATED N(l PAIN NO IIOHIMTAI.1.A1 ION Hm l,oi of Time Prrmarirnl RraulUt DR. E. M. MARSHA Cblraprirtle ThrilrUn rtt N Ufa r.Mialr Tbalr B1d i i.m . 1 . km. Alfrtd Leonard Clin (right), whole trial on charges of forgary and grand theft beqan In San Francisco superior court, confers with hit attorney, J, W. Erhlich, during the selection of a jury, AP wirephoto. Malin Grange j Holds Meeting MALIN, April 1 1 The rexu Inr business mcetlnK of the Ma lin Krunfjc was hold on Tuesday, April 9, with the worthy master, Charles Hamilton, presiding. Electiinn for the state officers were held and Frank Payffr Jr., chairman of the agricultural committee gave a brief report on the recent meeting held at the county agent's office. Kighteen applications for membership were submitted. These appli cants will receive their obliga tion at the next meeting. Re freshments were served under the direction of Mrs. Lou Drnger, home economics committee chairman. The next meeting of the grange will be a business one, instead of the regular social, and wll' be held on Tuesday, April 23. Features of the evening will be obligations of the new mem bers and a motion picture. "Fighting Weeds," a bureau of reclamation film. The refresh ment committee will consist of Joe Chotard, Elmont Kenyon and Marion Cant. All members are urged to attend. COMMISSIONED putt Ann phia Am-n 1 an The submarine Tusk, manned by I eight officers and 72 enlisted men, wa to be commissioned to day at the Philadelphia naval base. The 312-foot vessel will be under the command of Comdr. R. A. Moore, IISN, Bry ant. Tex., the navy said. NFKAI.D NKHS. Klamalk !!, Ort. llll'KHOAr. April II. ISIS, TklrOaa The nickel is the only modern j both derived from the Latin cae American coin not carrying thc'sur- words "In God we trust." , Car Liability System Sought SALEM, April 11 ll') A preliminary initiative petition to set up a state-operated compul sory automobile liability insur ance system was filed with Secre tary of State Robert S. Farrell Jr., today by W. H. Downing, Adrian Smith and W. E. Rich ardson, all of Portland. The measure, which would be on the November general elec tion ballot if the required num ber of signatures is obtained, replaces one filed several weeks ago. The original measure was withdrawn when the sponsors learned It was defective. The new measure, which would take effect next January 1. provides that every motor ve hicle owner would pay $25 a year for the insurance, which would be administered Ty Far rcll. The insurance provided would be $5000 for each person Injured in an accident with a to tal bodily injury liability of $10, 000 for each accident, and prop, erty damage liability of $5000 for each accident. The Insurance rate would drop $3 a year If the owner had no accidents. When in Medford Stay at HOTEL HOLLAND Thoroughly Modern Joe and Anne Earlay Proprietors torn where I sit ... Ay Joe Marsh Professor Zogi, The Magician Marvelous! Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH With More Comfort The words czar and kaiser arc FASTEETH. a plraunt slkillnt 'non arid, niiwdrr holds falM Iceth marc I firmly. To el and talk In more com fort. JUJI uprlnkle a little FASTEETH The hides Of Circus elephants on your plt-ra. No fummy. wy, PlY. art- onea reguiariy to Keep mem j-,, R; from cracking. any dni atore. Professor Zogl, the mairielan, eame to our town Saturday and put on a performance for the bene fit of the Orphanage. It was quite a show! Antonf other things, the professor holds a pitcher in his hands, and asks folks what they'd have to drink. Ma I Ins kins asks for buttermilk and the professor promptly pours her a rich, creamy glassfuL Then Zeb Collins asks for cider, and out of the same pitcher comes a mug of cider. Doe Hcllistcr next calls for beer and presto, from thepitcher comes a sparkling glass of beer, white collar and all 1 . "Just goes to show," says Doe, astonished, "that it takes a magi cian to satisfy all tastes." From where I sit. the professor has a mighty good act... one that points a moral too. Taste differ but people can have a friendly, happy time enjoying the beverage) that each prefers and being toler ant of one another's preference. 06 JU Husbands ! Wives ! Want new Pep and Vim? -h(llarnl fll fMlplrl tfC WMW, WOrtWMIt. ItftilMlrxl i'tl'lr i"-imt h'-ir I"""1" I'""- 1 "f ,M titn. uluy. trr (Nirri Ti viumlit Mi. f-l Ate InUMluctor)' . 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A and AA Lb.22c Jones Fryers Pr.dtawn Lb.61c Large Variety of Best Quality Lunch Meats on Display at All Times Meco Tomatoes "nger Snaps ftn,i ,.Lb. pkfl. No. 2i tin SWIFT PREM M: 33c Ajli Con Carne (Carsren's) Km. in 20c Standby Corn, vacuum packed 12-oz tin Del Monte Tomato Juice, 46-oz. tin 24c Libby's Tomato Juice No. 2 tin 11c Royal Club Blended Juice, 46-oz. tin 44c Royal Club Grapef't Juice, 46-oz. tin 35c S & W Blended Juice No. 2 tin 22c Tangerine Juice No. 2 tin 23c Standby Peas No. 2 tin 15c Sparkling Water Par-T-Pak New 12-ox. 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