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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 29, 1946)
Conferees Meet In Effort To Avoid Maritime Strike WASHINGTON, Muy !il ll't Tim lliri'Hti'itiMl innillimc strike (link Uii IiIIIIiim lixlnv III Ihi' Knvi'rmiK'iit'ii ilrlvo to rcmilvc all mi tor clNnitrn. Willi n conl milllKiniMit soi-m-Inuly Kt IimikI, Swroliiry of La bor Ki'liwrlliMilmi'li riilli'd In shipowners and iimrltiiiio union Utility Elects Hall Director Stiirklinlili'rs (if the CiilUnr nlu Ori'iton I'iiwit riiiiiiuny, l tlirir iiniiiiiil ini'i'tliitf Mny 211, In Mi'ilfiiril, votrri lu increase the iiiiinlM'r uf ilirrrlors nf Uir cuiiiiuiiy Iriini rfvi'ii In nlni', nil I'li'clc-d nine (llii'c't(irn (or tlir i'mmiIiik yi'iir. Ill uiiclltlnn to riM'Irctlnu nil ihvm-iiI illivrtiirK, K. Ili'it Hull of Kliimuth Kill l nnd Cilciiii I.. Jiukmin of Mcd fni'il weir iiiiim-d In the IjiiiikI. Ill riiimnriilltiK iiioii the vice IIiim of Hall mid Juekmin, A. S. Cummin, iiictildciit uf the com puny, mild: 'Mr. Hull has hren a in (imliK'iit elti.i'ii (if Klniiiiilli FulU fur iiiiiny yi-iim. Ilia lull mule knowledge uf alfulis In the Kliimuth lmln will bo an liiipurliuil ii r t In tho com pany's (iicrut luii. Jackson, vice prriildi'iit In churijo uf sulrs. has brcri with the company for the putt l!(l yriim mid was u nu'in irr uf the hoard uf directum before enterlint military service In 111-1:1. Jackson wu releuxcil frum the army In Jnminry, 1114(1. Ilia reelect Inn will add treuiilh und stability la our fu ture determinations." Surplus Goods Blanks Sent To Draft Boards SAI.KM. Muy 2lt ll'l Stulo Veterans Ulreetur IIiiKh E. Mm Mild tudiiy thut veterans' up-plii-utluii blanks lo buy surplus jiruperly fur their personal line huve been distributed t(i every lucid selective aervlco board in the atlile. The Items net aalde fur veter ans' persunnl Use Include type writers, pew and lined pniueiier earn, deiitul nnd medical equip ment, IlKht trucks, Jeeps, true tnra. plows, and muchlnery for construction, mining and ex-cavatlnK. in AT THE FIRST SCN OF ILLNESS CALL YOUR DOCTOR It's danraui ! tr ! dUf Ron an lllnMi an ly your physician la trained lo do to aeeur aulyl Call hltn, iboa vail us lo aelenliricallj, fill hit prescription. Phona 4314 Currin'i for Drug! 9th and Main chiefs fur a conference olnird nt flndliiil aiinui wuy lu prevent the shlppinK lleupa act fur Juno in. Thut strike, If It romei off, would cripple Amerlcu'a mor ehiint murine, hull shipping frum Atluntlc, I'uelfle and Kulf porta und prevent Ilia export of relief auppllea fur (limine arena abroud. Joseph Clirrun. president of the CIO Niitlouul Murltlme un ion tuld reportera on nil arrlvul from New York that ho expected the nliip uperutora to muke aome "new proposals" at the meeting. "If they don't," Cumin auld, "It will be a difficult altuutlon. And I nieiin It." Seven-Union Front Six oilier unlnna huve joined Curran'i NMU In deinuudlntf a HO per cent wime Increase, an eliht-liour duv. overtime iidjust- nieiita and retroucllve pny. The seven unlnna clnlin n limit ano. 0(10 membera on III 0(1 ahlpa, mure thun Iwo-thlrda uf them owned by the ifuvernment. The other unluna ore the Ma rino C'uoka nnd Slewnrda Assocl- nllon of the Pacific: Puelfic Coast Murine Klremen, Ollera, Wuter lendera and Wlpera uaiiocliillnn; Nntiuiiul Murine KiiKlneera Bene- flclal association: Inlund lloat men's Union of the I'uelfle: In ternullonal Longshoremen's nnd Wnrehounemen a union, headed by Harry llrldges; and the Amer ican ('oiiimiinleulluna naaocla tlnn.. All arc CIO ufflllutea. The Inlund liuntmen'a union and Nil Ilium I Murine Knglneers Ilenefleliil association "till huve contractu with their employera, hut they nre nledued to uaalat the other five unions If the atrlko developa. Figuring In the altuutlon la a factfinding hoard report of May 13 covering the rilapute between HrldKca' luiiKahnremen'a union the Wnlerfront Employera Asso- clnllon of tho Puelfic Conal. Thla report called for u 20 per cent wime increuae leaa one cent with the buual retroactive to Oct. 1, 11)43. irl Scouts Play Saturday Intermediate Girl Scouta will gather at Moore park at 10:30 a. m. Saturday, for a oicnic and ploy dnv. Florence McConnhev, Girl Scout executive director, will conduct the day's activities. ' Girls are asked to bring; five renta for a soft drink, and a blanket or something to alt on. They ore reminded that they are not to bring a vegetable for sal ad ai previously announced. All Scouta wlahing to hiko to the park are aaked to meet at Fremont achool at 0:43 a. m. Thoae who plan to ride blcyclea are to meet at Fremont achool at 10 . in., and others are to ar range for their own transpor tation. The girls will meet at the pic nic grounds at 10:30. There will be games and songs, followed I y a picnic lunch furnished by the local Girl Scout organization. All Intermediate leaders, as sistant leaders, and troop com mittee members arc Invited. In caso of rain, the play doy wilt probably be held the fol lowing Saturday, June 0. Lei Us Do Your Shopping Phone 7423. O'Connor To Market Lambs From Maxwell John D. O'Connor, owner and operator of the O'Connor feed plant at Mldhuid which wus de stroyed by fire two weeks ago, left Tuesday night for Maxwell, Cullf., where he will ship a num ber of liiuiba to iiiurkct. The atoek wus sold this week and has been feeding at Muxwell. Plana to rebuild the big plunt ore not definite but O'Connor la expected to muke a statement on his return here. Much depends on getting siillablo muterlul fur the sheds und other bulldlnga which went up In flames. Origin of the fire, which aturled ahort ly after the noon hour, haa not yet been determined. Mrs. O'Connor uccoinpunied her hua bund to Muxwell. The expression "clink" la de rived from an old prison ut llunkside, Loudon, named "The Clink." Charity Chest Sets Up Budget A budget wus set uo with a 10-mun committee to consider requests from five Durtlclputing agencies of the community cheat, nl a meeting of the client s exec utive board Tuesday night, Five of the men were appoint ed to represent the participating agencies and the other five to represent the public at lurgc. Those named were K. G. Kluhn, Boy Scouts: J. Vern Owens, Girl Scouts; Al McDonald, Camp Fire Girls; Murtln Swnnson, Sal vation Army; Malcolm Epley, Cancer campaign. The other five nre Walter Zlm merinnn, Joe Bully, Currol Howe. Mrs. Isabelle iirixner and Chirk Abbott. E. H. Thomoaon. drive chair man, outlined plans for the full campaign and announced that headquarters will be established during tho summer at Fremont school, a central location. Anoth er location will be chosen after school starts, which Is also about the time the 1046 campaign will start. Dairy Co-Op Appeals For Penny Milk Hike PORTLAND, Ore.. May 29 lP) iTho big dairy cooperative as sociation here today appealed for a full one cent per quart In ! crease in milk for Oregon after i learning that the state may get approval for only half-a-cent GUNS All- typos of domestic guns wanted. Top prices paid. The Gun Store 714 Main Phona 3863 price hike because of an earlier half-cent price boost. W. W. Henry, manager of the cooperative which supplies much of the city's milk, said a new price program on dairy pro ducts has been proposed by OPA and the department of agricul ture. Henry said the full one-cent boost should he allowed because at the time of tho original price freeze, the atute milk board had a two cent price boost under consideration. IIKSAI D Q MEWS, KllinilS rlll. Oil. WKDNSSDA1T, M M, LM, Fill StM iMiir RED ROOSTER Klamath's Finest 614 Klamath Ave. Open 8 A. M. to 10 P. M. Pbn MM lar Pflr fttrvallanf CLOSING OUT SALE! OREGON'S FINEST EVERGREEN SHRUBS Prices Greotly Reduced A Long At They Last 4'oori Vnripfy lo Choose From! ON DISPLAY AT M & M MARKET 1330 Klamath A.a. rtmittttittmrmrmjmmtmtmmmmttttttttttttttttmtmma Curtis Food Market Quality Meats and GROCERIES Open Evenings and Sundays WE FEATURE LOST RIVER DAIRY PRODUCTS 4707 South Sixth St. Ut:mmmmttmtmmttmmtnmttuatmmi Lowther C-Saw NEW h WW rtlrnl juir is, in Curi 10 to 20 cords of wood a doy on 3 gallons of got The One -Man Portable Power Saw Fell Timber Cut Limbs May bo seen In operation at Bray wrlto lor Literature ) 50 r o B- Ft W Chicago Buck Logs Clear Land Calif. $349. LANDO STARR, Distributor Mix Nuts Cashew Nuts and Pecan Nuts, Hose brand Nuts, EOe 7-os. can " Walnut Meoti Vi-lb. pkg. 57c Van Comp Beam in Tomato Sauco 12-ox. can 9c Turkey and Noodles, Lyndon, I6-01. jor 25c Chicken and Noodles, Lynden, 16-ot. jor 25: Sliced Chicken, Lynden, 5'z-oi. jar 59c Boned Turkey, Lynden, 5'a-oi. jor 50c See SAFEWAY for your Picnic Supplies The month of May brings outdoor attractions that few can re sist. Mild weather and green countryside combine to make it a perfect season for picnics. So why not plan your picnic today. Start with a visit to Safeway. Select your favorites from our large assortment of foods for out-of-doors eating. Prices EffectlYe Friday, Saturday, and Monday Be sure to include these in your picnic basket Hot Mustard, French 9-oz. jar 13c Horseradish Mustard, Best Foods 9-oz. jar 11c Chopped Olives, Libby brand No. U tin 14c Whole Dill Pickles, Cap Co 24-oz. jar 40e Cheese Spreads, Shefford assorted 5-oz. glass 20c Pabtt-ett Cheese, stand, and pim 6Vi-oz. pkg. 19c Edom Cheese, smooth texture flavorful lb. 50c Sandwich Bags, Woodland brand pkg. of 50 10c Sandwich Handiwax, Pacific 500 sheets 55c Shoe String Potatoes, Betty Lou . 3Vi-oz. pkg. 13c Kool Aid make refreshing drinks 2 pkts. 9e Krispy Soda Crackers 1 -lb. box 21c Deviled Ham, Libby brand No. V4 tin 15e Sardines, King Solomon,-Nat. or Tomato, No. 1 tall lie Dried PRUNES lo Cellophorte Packages 2u.31c 4 ib,. 54c Mushroom Soup 9 00r Ostrum IOJi-oi. can lot Lg Carrots Diced Blue Peas Diced Blue Tag. No. 2 tin. 3 tot 33 C 12 .1.29 12-159 Farorite....Carton of 6 Boxes Canterbury Black TEA 'it 43e & 85e Cardenside No. 2 can lie We reserve the right to limit quantities ii k Hob Hill COFFEE Ground when you buy Mb. OC Bog XJ Edwords Coffee Ib. jor 28c 2- lb. jor 54 Airway Coffee Ib. bog 20 3- lb." bag . 58c Borden's Hemo, serve hot or cold. Lb 59 Rolled Oats, Morning Glory, Reg. or Quick 20-oz. pkg. 12e Nabisco 100 Bran Ib. pkg. 17c Pancake Flour, Suzanna, 20-oz. pkg. 9e 40-oz 16e Sno-White Salt, plain or iodized, pkg. 7c Juice, Grapefruit, Town House, No. 2 can 13c; 46-ox. can....29c Choice Prunes, Red Tag, No. 2'i can 17 Peaches, Rio Rita (water pack). Halves or Slices ... No. 2Vz con 21e Dessert Mix, Old Mill pkg. 12e Economy Jars, Kerr, 24 pints. ...$1.70 12 quarts 99c Jelly Glasses, squat or tall, Yi pints per doz. 39c Jor Rubbers, regulor. Mason and Ideal pkg. 4c Jar Lids, Kerr, reg 1-doi. pkg. 9c Jar Caps, Kerr, reg 1-doz. pkg. 20c Parowax, jelly and jam sealer, Lb. pkg 13e Certo Pectin 3-bottle deal 47c Grade "A" EGGS 47c Large Sin Dosen . PEANUT f?j BUI IfcK Beverly Peanut Butter It's Truly Fresh! $ 30c 2t 56c Peet's Soap, granulated, 33-oz. pkg 26c Super Suds, concentrated, 12-oz. pkg 23c Toilet Soap, White King, 3 bars 14c Lava Soap, medium size, 3 bars 17c Borazo, for dirty hands, 10-oz. can 14c SKIPPY PEANUT BUTTER lb. jar... 38c Real Roast PEANUT BUTTER Mb. jar.... 28c For quality and variety select your fresh fruits and vegetables at Safeway today. New Peas Plump full pods 13c lb. New Potatoes Shatter white U. S. No. l's A 1 'A' size lb. Hot House Cucumbers Local an FRESH HALIBUT Med. size. By OCt the piece. Ib.f9 Sliced Halibut Ib. 41 crop lb. m lit All-Green ASPARAGUS ib 19c Tender spears Local crop Cabbage Green variety T..l From Texas i omatoes Firm Snd riPe OrangeS juiCy Valencias Juicy Lemons Thln skms n. lb. 8V2C ib. 20c ,bllc 12V2C Produce Feotures for Fri. ond Sot. Smoked Pork SAUSAGE Typel ,.49 LAMB ROAST Shoulder, Square Cut Grades AA & A b35( CLAPP'S STRAINED BABY FOODS T Tin Polmolive Soap TOILET SOAP 2 Bars-I 3. Bars ST- 19c 1 5S 20e CRISCO Shortening While Stocks Lost! 24e 3? 68s tCy Lcanb Grade 'AA' lb. 40 Lamb Chops Ribs 'AA' Ib. 46c Loin Chops Lomb 'AA' Ib. S9t Lamb Stow Grade 'AA' Ib. 20e Braunachwel7r Lunch sausage A. C. Wieners Skinless Type 2 Lunch Meat Minced A. C. Lunch Loots Assorted Type 3 Rock Cod Fillets PrawM toroe Nate's, pickled Jar Meet features for Friday and Saturday 37c 43e 119 lb. Grade A FRESH FOWL dressed .38 .b38e r,35c b37 $1.10 I i i Km s Prseni $upplie tin tim itni . . M or in lA nrr futurt. Sood 71&WA (oa J una ZCojd&M ! BILTMORE FANCY TUNA FISH Now beck at Safeway the Tune that's tops! TWO KINDS: Regular (white label) with fine full-bodied Tuna flavor; or delicately seosoned (block, label) tor brand new taste appeal! No. Vi Tin 29c BRAY, CALIFORNIA 4
