Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, July 05, 1946, Page 7, Image 7

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Permanent Homes Short
For Oregon War Veterans
Oregon's veterans urn bi'lnu
housed, but lionic-H 1 1 id pluci't
thnt Blve thcnt root unit h (cel.
Inn of pcriiiiuii'iicv tlll uru pa
per houws,
Municipal administrations,
climiiliuri ut t'liinincrrv, vt!lt)i'HiiN'
ami other uiuuns Imvo workud,
planned, I'ullud on federal nucli
des ami Iimvo come up aituiiint
tlia sump ohsluiiu: tuu Itttlu tu
buy et tun uii'ut u iiinl for lliu
vcruua voli'J int.
A survey of a dozen Oregon
cities revouls oveicrowdlnK, In
convenience, frustration, bul Ill
tin actual distress,
At Purtliind, IIUII.I fiimllles llvu
In the city' suverul hmmlnu pmj.
coin all but ouo uf which mo
temporary, born uf Ihn need tu
house war workers, other Oro
(on cities- prlni'lpiilly eullenu
towns- by Into Muy hud bi-uu
1 luted for S71 temporary hmixlnu
units from surplus piojcits ut
J'orllund and Vancouver, Wunh.
Itudtnti Bwtll Dtmsnd
piirk ii i id tint city of Corvulllit
set aside tour blocks (or (It) turn-
pnriiry unit on width work la
under wiiy, to meet, uurllully.
ciiiiiiiiuully iii-cdK.
Hut I'endleton, which has an
allocution of unit from the fed
el "I public housing udiiilnlstra
lion, la confronted with this
problem: If the iinltH uro group
ed, the city will liuve to Install
ewer uml wilier iiiulna for
which It hicka budgeted fundi.
If they ure muttered, the prob
lem of findings lull will be
mute,
Muuy eltlles ure reluctant to
tuke temporary inimaurea be
I'mme of the feur thut teinporiiry
nulla will becumo permanent
slums.
Communities luivo not been
linking In effort, however, to
find u solution. Medford lii.it
Muich, under the leudemhlp of
the Jucknoii County chamber of
commerce, attempted to show
Hint a Inw-eoHt house could bu
built unci converted to other line
Bids To Be Opened
For Road Project
PORTLAND, Ore,, July 8 ll')
Bid will be opened July 10 on
a 2.8 mile, rnnd 30 mllea cnat of
Dellliighum, Wash,, to open the
way for lumber from Mount
Huker national forcat. the pub
lic roads administration aula today,
llld also will he opened then
on Improving a six-mile roud up
the South Fork McKeiule river
bout 40 mllea eual of Eugene
oth projects are part of a for
cat aervlco progriim to release
mors tlmbur for hoiming.
Kugene and Corvullls, faced I later without loin of the orlglnul
with a record influx of students,
have large temporary houMiig
projects but for the most pint
these do not touch the problem
of the nun-atudciit veteran who
want to put down root. Ku
gene's Veterana of Foreign Wurs
arranged for an Hu tinil truller
Lundy Funeral
Set In Frisco
Word won received today that
funeral ervlce for the lute
Mra. Anna Lundy, mother of
Clemena Lundy of Ihla city,
will take place at 10 a. in., .Sun
day, at the Dukuii funeral piir
lora In Sun Kruuciaco. Inter
nient will follow.
Mra. Lundy, 7(1, wu killed
In an automobile accident July
3, near Weed, Calif., en route
to Klamath Kulls from I, on An
gelea to visit her ami and iliiiigh-ter-ln-law,
Mr. and Mra. Clem
ens Lundy, for the fourth of
July holldayi. Mr. and Mr.
George Johnaon were seriously
injured. They were- on the way
to Klamath rails with Mra.
Lundy, and then planned to go
to 8 a 1 1 1 to vlut relative!
there.
Mr. and Mra. Lundy and
their ion, Victor, arc In Sun
franclsco now and expect to
return to Klamath Fnlli Monday.
Runaway Plane
Causes Death
PORTLAND, July Ml A
runaway plano'a propeller killed
a man yesterday and cut Ilia wife,
while dozens of fourth of July
spectators wulchcd and the vie
tim'a son tat fror.cn nl the con
trols.
investigators (aid the man,
frayne f. Gaylord, 38, appar
ently whirled the propeller while
the engine wai at full throttle
Inatead of Idling apecd, and the
gunned plane leaped Its brakes
to apeed down the field.
The two-place demonstrator
plane struck Gaylord after ap
pearing to "chase" him down the
field, and cut Mrs. Guylord's
nana aa she struggled to pull
mm away, Byntundcrs fled a:
the plane roared toward them.
Their son. Frayne Jr.. 14. sue
reeded In shutting off the engine
at the impact, lie had been sit
ting at the controls where the
father had placed him to ricmon-
alrate how to start the engine.
Sheriff's offleors snld the man
had been taking flying lessons
but was not a pilot. Tho tragedy
occurred at the Troh airport near
here. The airport manager said
the plane started moving before
any pilot could reach It.
investment. A lot wns dnnuted
us worn underlain nod luhnr. In
24 hours lftO workmen erected
a 2x24 foot structure suitable
lor inter use ns a double guruge.
ilia veteran who nut II in
druwlng pulil $1(100 to the com
munity chest for his huusc.
Crania Paai Project
Grunts I'uss adopted a differ
ent upproiich. Veleriins Homes,
Inc., was formed to ectilp vet
erana with lols as cheaply us pos
sible o they could u,uulify for
w loans, jiisi-pnine county turn
ed over a 40-Ufre truct within
city limits for $1, Tho non-profit
corporation borrowed money
from Its members and business
men and In Id out HI) large lots on
part or tho acreage. They In
lulled sewers and water mains
and offered the lots ut cost
fifty-odd have bei-n sold on
down payment of $75 each. The
totiii payment Is extieeled to In-
between S12S and 1 1.1 II In niv
where lots have been held up to
Probably no cltv In Hie slain
bus a mure critical situation
than Astoria. The chamber of
commerce has tried to etlmulute
Dunning by private Interests,
unri aided In getting 275 temper
ary government units opened to
veterans and service personnel
Hut It hns no answer now or in
sight, for Ihe 3000 men who wll
be stationed With the 111th flee
reserve bnse, the 200 base con.
sirucuon woracrs or the men
wno nave returned from scrv
ice.
They, as others throuchotit the
state, are tiulldlnu a little at
tjnio ond waiting for the day
wnen eomrnriors tell tnem tha
materials can be had at a price
vi-ii-riins can anorn.
Classified Ada Bring Results.
canning
tl SU IT'S
lnlt on G'H
sugar '
1
mm
MISSION SPAGHETTI IS REAL
Insist on Mission, tha Italian
spaghetti that's richer, cooks
firmer, and is more delicious I
It' made from Durum Semo
linathe very finest
wheat grown!
' Try Mission Spaghetti Tonight
Superbly Jk Q 1 1 Superbly
4 Cookedl 9 Served!
Klamath Falls' Flnsit Italian Restaurant
State Studies
Price Control
SALEM, Ore., July 5 A1
Necessary procedures to set up
prlco controls In the state were
studied by Attorney General
George Neuncr today after Gov
ernor Snell reported last night
that ho is without authority to
act.
The governor, reporting many
pleas for statewide ceilings, said
that under Oregon law he can
Issue only advisory proclama
tions not enforcing orders.
He asked the attorney general
to determine necessary steps to
set un controls If the state Is
required to act. Earlier ho had
pointed out that congressional
action may make control pro
vision by the state unneccssory.
With the possibility of any
executive order frOm the gov
ernor eliminated, Oregonlans
heard another prophesy of a
price boost. Portland bakers
predicted that bread might Jump
two cents a loaf to compensate
for the vanished federal wheat
subsidy.
The bakers said they expected
other wlieat and flour products
to rise proportionately.
A motor-driven devise has
been developed to turn book
pages for crippled veterans.
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Leach Service Co.
Electrical Contracting . , . Household and
Commercial Work.
Small Motor and Electrical Appliance Rtpalr
Fluorescent Lighting far
Home. Office or Store
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STATEMENT
ABOUT PRICES
Recent announcements of higher prices
on certain foods call for absolutely
wasteless menu planning and more
careful and economical food buying in
order to "balance the budget." We sin
cerely believe we can help you get the
most out of your food dollar, if you will
shop Safeway regularly. Whether price
ceilings are removed or not we pledge
continuance of our long-established
pricing policy for this policy is even
more important to those finding it
increasingly harder to meet expenses.
And this policy, is fair to all.
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Grocery features listed here effective-
6 DAYS fri-f 5- 'Vm-My 11
1.
2.
3.
Safeway prices give consumers the benefit of savings resulting from our way ol
doing business by pricing at the lowest point that will yield a reasonable profit.
"Not how much we can 'get' for an item, but how low it can be sold" is the
determining factor.
Safeway does not go in for "ballyhoo" or deep-cut below-cost prices on a few
items to attract customers. Rather, all items store wide are sold at the very
minimum prices every day. At the same time, Safeway pays legitimate market
prices to farmers and other producers of food.
Safeway will do no speculative hoarding and will maintain largest possible
supplies of foods in stores at all times made equally available to alL
Pear Juice, Libby's 12-oz. jar 14c
Apple Juice, Hood River
Grapefruit Juice
24c
13c
30c
18c
42c
MCP Lemon Juice 8-oz. can 10c
Texas
Tip
Grapefruit Juice rZ"
Blend O' Gold
Orange &
Blended Jukew
Blended Juice,
Qt.
Bottle
No. 2
can
46-oz.
can
No. 2
Crpfrt. can
46-oz.
can
Carrot Juice, Sun Pak
Kraut Juice, Libby's
Peas, 4-Sieve, Highway
Spinach, Emerald Bay
Green Beans
Green Beans
Diced Beets
16c
15c
14c
17c
19c
No. 2
can
No. 2
can
No. 2
can
No. 2 A
can
No. 2
can
No. 211
can 1
No. 2
can
No. 2
can
No.30320c
No. 2'4
can
13c
12c
16c
Sunrise
French Style
Rapid
Cut Beans
Vita
Springs
Diced Carrots "5,
Mixed Vegetables
Sauerkraut, Steinfeld's
Sweet Potatoes, Pel-la-co No c2 28c
Qonnsd Wkati, Sua Joed
Deviled Ham, Puritan 3can14c
Whole Clams L4; 10caon 39c
Washington Smoked Shad s can 25c
Barbecued Crab Legs u'Z 49c
akmq Tbuub, 0uutaU
25-oz.
can
Pkg.
26-oz.
pkg-
2r-Hc
25c
7c
8c
Calumet Baking Powder
Sno White Salt
Morton's Salt FJJ
Suzanna Pancake Flour
Puffed Wheat Snarkies 0awer nk. 9c
Puffed Rice Sparkles
Quaker, pkg.
11c
Qandisa., 7hdi,ic
Assorted Candies, Colonial
Salted Peanuts, Kemp's
Salted Peanuts, Kemp's
Potato Chips, Blue Bell
Shoestring Potatoes
DIU r.-..LM Butter
per in.
bag
- 8-oz.
27c
Betty
Lou
Wafers
tin
827c
5 oz. or-
pkg.
3',i-oz.10r
pkg.
lb. pkg. 23c
Cheez-it Jr. Cheese Wafers 1c
Airway Coffee
i20c
E;58c
Nob Hill Coffee 23c .i45c
Edwards Coffee 10r cjan28c . 57c
Borden's Instant Coffee 2Sz 39c
Canterbury Black Tea 22c 43c
27c ?b.51c
13c "36c
bag
18c "46c
Tree Tea, black
KT Tea Bags
Tree Tea Bags
Borden's Hemo
Our Mother's Cocoa 1 -lb. pkg. 1 1 c
Fla-vor-ade Beverage Mix 3pkgs.10c
lb.
16-bag
pkg.
16-bag
pkg. 1 uw bag
Mb. size 59c
fiickki, fi&LL&AsA, SpA&acU
Premium Mustard
Oder Vinegar, Old Mill
Pickles 1? Mixed
Pickles LJbwb
PirLlar Doodle Dandy
ritmei Bits 0. Dill
23y,17c
quart 1 -botUe
"
12j:rz29c
14-29c
Relish
24-oz. jar 29c
Peanut Butter Beverly. J 30c lb2 56c
CheeseSpreadSpSiwe-'gt-ZOc
Kraft Roka Cheese Spread gt 23c
Sunny Bank Margarine, lb. pkg. 20c
Dried Prunes 2-lb. cello 31c
Tenderoni, Van Camp's
Spaghetti, Golden Grain
Saladettes
Porter's for
Macaroni Salads
6-oz. Q.
Pkg. ot
No. 114-
can
14-oz.
pkg.
14c
Sweetheart Soap 2 SS 13c
Cashmere Bouquet Soapfc8 bJs 27c
Camay Beauty Soap 3 bars 20c
Lifebuoy Health Soap 3 bars 20c
PalmoliveSoap2Bba19cu"3for20c
WhiteMagicBleach. 10c g?,17c
Purex Bleach Quart 14c g4al25c
Sunbrite Cleanser per can 5c
"Insect" RSnt
Globes
"Insect" BS nt
Globes
100-Watt OO.
Incl. tax "
Canning SupfrtitA
Kerr Mason Jars R2e4gpieU0 75c
Kerr Wide Mouth Jars, 24 pts. 1.70
Jar Rubbers X"Toa pkg. 4c
Top Seal Rubbers RNnu pkg. 4c
Kerr Lids 1 doz. pkg. 9c
Kerr Mason Reg. Caps
Kerr Wide Mouth Caps
Kerr Economy Caps
Kerr Economy Clamps pkg?
Kerr Wide Mouth Lids
Certo Pectin
pkg. 20c
1 doz. 04.
pkg.
Vkg.19c
doz.O
Special
3-bottle offer
pkg. 14c
3 bot. 47c
Pen Jel Pectin 3-oz.pkg.12c
pAapated JcoaX Soup
Ravioli, Lynden Chicken Uc
Tomato Sauce, Gardenside et5c
Mushroom Sauce vXy 7-oz. tin 9c
Mushrooms 10-oz. can 25c
Mushroomsfrfuu;rnz:36c0
C&S Pork & Beans, 1 6-oz. can 11c
Chili Con Carney No cr25c
Tamales, Stidd's Chicken Ik
Heinz Cr0T Tomato Soup can 12c
Campbell's Veg. Soup, per can 13c
Rancho Chicken Soup can 17c
Ostium Mushroom Soup can 17c
We reserve the right to limit quantities
ENTER THE UlluUfWHim COFFEE COITEST
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zo DtttNuiA ae i axe nome uiuncuriea m
2K BmX)VA 17-Tewel Wrist Watches 1 "ID" lQr
$2500.00 in CASH PRIZES or can
Pure Cane Sugar
Use spore stomps 9-1 0 or 49
Boon Cleaner
Made by the Clorox people
boMl? 23C V4 ga'l.43e
Camay Soap
The soap of
beautiful women
The success of any meal depends upon the meat you serve.
Be sure of quality . . " serve Safeway guaranteed meats.
Lamb Stew 'A'inc
Grade AA lb 20c lb 1
Pork Sausage
Country style 'iQc
Type 1 lb. 0
Lamb Roasts
Legs
Grade AA
Shoulder 'AA'
Square cut & 'A' lb
,b40.37'
35e
Bologna
Freshjype 2 A. C
Spiced Ham
fresh sliced
57c
Fresh Fowl
dressed, 'A'
Hen Turkeys
dressed, 'A'
Lamb Chops
Loin rife 'A' He
GfodeAAIb.y lb.
Rib Atfi 'A' At
GrodeAAIb.lO lb."
Liver Sausage wa(
A.C IbOZ
Fresh Halibut
Alices lb. II
Select from the abundance of fresh fruits
and vegetables you will find at Safeway.
Juicy Lemons Thin skins tt. 12c
Santa Rosa Plums SWcet. ib. 14c
Cantaloupes Firm and ripe. ib.9c
Bing Cherries NOrthwest. ib. 24c
Green Beans Locai crop ib. 17c
Carrots iarg, bUnch 8c
New Peas piump iong pods. ib. 14c
Cucumbers MUd and crispy. ib.' ' 5c
3bors20
Watermelons
Ready to
burst with
sheer goodness
lb.
Add color to
ony salad
Produce features for Friday and Saturday only
Ripe Tomatoes
15c
Meat features for Friday and Saturday only
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