Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, July 05, 1946, Page 9, Image 9

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    July 25 Tentatively Set
For Second Atomic Test
AIIOAIID UNS MT McK IN
l.KV, July n ll't Vlii. Ailin.
W. II. I. IMiinily loilny il July
2fl lit Ult W'lllllllVH (lull- (ur IIik
ilntiinliUiili )( lllkllil'a hitiiikI
iitiunlc lininl), Una oiik "mi al
lack niiuliiHt hulls." II will ho
rxiloili'il alllililly unilirr 1 1 let am-,
(lii v u( till' Iiiiiimiii,
A lullilii-aa rcln'iimnl win
h IiimIuIimI tor July 111,
Tim chief of lank form inn
tulil liKWaini'ii tin hud ai-ulrcl
down Ilia iiiiKtiiul ridliiuiti of u
1(1(1 (mil tldul wiiv ri'Kiill Inn
from the aulmiirfiii'tt blunt Tim
would tin moduli In ariid uhtii
wider ovt-r lllklnl Inland. I
lllniiily vxiirrin aoiin- form c,( !
riidlimi'tivn cloiiil to rrsull Iroin I
Hie spniy blown (ii from liic on
diTwuliT I'X)Iokoii, C' 11 I ii i m I i iu
lion of ships by Dip npriiy unci
by aolld wutiT lonM'd nolo llirlr
diu'ka ar csiiri'trd lo bn ii Inc.
lor III dclnyliiK lliclr ri'liirn for
limprt-llon.
The udinlrul In it miirainl
of llii' ulibonii' drop trrinril n
a "miss of ii(iiri'rtiilh' dunin
alona" brcntoit of wind mid
nllirr iini'ontrolliilili fuctoiN but
uwrrlrd, bowfvrr. Unit "until
lull wind wronii Willi Una tent to
prevent II from boinii a com
plrlo alHTi'iu."
Aa Knuli-r rcflni'ini'iilH In cub
ruliitiona lire iniulr, lie mild, the
ulrbornr bomb will br aliiiwn to
bp atronucr Hum firal i-nlliiiiili-d
and closer to llm Nuuaniiki
bomb In potenry,
"II w not jmt n fim-nick-er."
Ilbindy di-cliin-d
The admiral wild Dip leal win
a success because tlip lururt
fleet wa arrayed to take care
nl Hip iiunalhlllty of a mlaa. lln
cited ships lii-uvlly duiiiiic-d na
im example of huw a ifnod cross
ai'i'tlon of u modern fleet run be
affected the llnttleshlp Arkan
ai'. IIib llenvv C.'rulapr I'mi.n.
colli, Ibe Unlit Cruiser Hakawa,
a aubiniirliie and tranaporla.
In uddlllon, the Carrier Indr
pendencn win (linnuKfd beyond
repair and five other ahlpa were
aunk,
Plane Service
Normal Again
ST. PAUL, Minn,, July S lft
Operutlona of Norlhweat Air
linen, halted for mnro than lit)
houra by u atrlkc of nieehanlra,
went back to normal today, fob
IowIiik return to work of Ibe
men upon creation of an einer
liency fact finding board to In
vestigate the dispute.
The nierhanlca walkrd out
early Wrdneadny when union
demanda for an Id's cent an
hour (( Increaae and chaniiea
In 1'liiunea of their contract with
the line were not met.
Joseph I. Kiimaey of Wash
ington, repl-eacnlatlve of the In
lernutlonal Aaaoclallon of Ma
chlnlata, an Independent organ
liillun, mud the agreement to
return lo work "la temporary
In view of the preaideul a or
der." Under the railway labor
act, which governs airllnea alao,
the board haa :I0 duya In which
to bold hcnrlniia and conaider
laauea 111 the dispute
i
Bareback Bronc Curs Loose
fo7
:M
1 " " yT4K&$h-
jpraAi.n niwm, kuii riu, or. Friday, I, m.
Wedding Bells To Feature
County Red Cross Auction
There's a rlnK. a minister and
all the trimmings, but no bride
and ifrooin.
The latest event which will
be featured at the fled Cross
auction sale at the county fair
Krounds July 14, la a wedding
ceremony. The couple to be mar
ried has not yet been chosen.
A wedding ring, a new Silcx
coffee maker, a $10 merchandise
order and a new post-war elec
trical appliance have been do
nated, and a minister has of
fered his services free of charge.
Any minister in Klamath Falls
may be chosen if the bridal pair
desires, according to Frank llurd
who is in charge of the program
along with Otto Smith, Red
Jot Btaaler it shown hart topping a rough ont In the second atction of tht bareback bronc
riding at ytaterday'a optnlng of tht four-day rodto. Thit ridt it tht ont that got Jot ttcond
pltct, which ht aplit with Bill Jontt for tht day monty.
IfMlf II
RIPIIS
96 HOURS
KILLS 14 DAYS
NOT A POISONI
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AUTOMATIC APPLICATOR
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New Auto Batteries
Now In Production
TULKIX), Ohio, July 5 ll'j
The Aulo-l.ile liutlery Corp. dis
closed todiiy thut Its recently an
nounced longer life automobile
buttery now la In production In
the company's aix plants.
Tht longer life Is expected to
reMilt from the design that gives
the buttery a renerve of three
tunes niorp water than the con
ventional lyiie. The additional
li(iior capacity makes it neccs
aary to refill the battery only
about three times a year. It also
lowers the average strength of
the acid, Auto-Lite engineers as
nerl, tending to give the battery
longer life without reducing its
electrical capacity.
Wire Tapping
Stirs Solons
WASHINGTON, July 5 lIN
Angry congressional criticism of
"wire tupping" spurred pros
pects today of a full-scale in
quiry Into the practice of some
government departments of re
cording telephone conversations
with lawmakers and others.
Denunciations came from
democratic as well as republi
can house leaders following the
disclosure made at a senate war
profita investigation earlier this
week.
Speaker S a in Rayburn (D
Tcx.) told newsmen of his great
displeasure at such secret trans
criptions, and Republican .Lead
er Joe Martin (Mass.) termed
then "a mean practice."
Meanwhile, a n influential
member of the special house
committee set up to investigate
"executive agencies which ex
ceed their authority" said that
group is considering a thorough
investigation.
"There probably aren't many
congressmen who. at one time
or another, haven't made legiti
mate requests of the govern
ment agencies In behalf of con
stituents. While innocent
enough, these conversations can
be made to look damaging
when revived on a phonograph
record later."
The lawmakers' wrath was
directed primarily at the war
department, which turned over
to the senate war investigating
committee the record of a con
versation between Chairman
May (D-Ky.) of the house mili
tary committee and an army
ordnance officer In 1943.
The Phoenicians were a
branch of the Semite, the same
race to which the ancient He
brews belonged.
FOR COOL SUMMER
MEALS, SERVE
SEA
FOODS
FRESH
1-
POLISHES sum
Without Rubbing
IK 4j&mT1
RAIN DROPS
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AT YOUR EMIL'S FOOD STORES
Swift Prem 12oi. tln 34c
Swift Chopped Ham 12oz Un 39c
Golden Grain Spaghetti 15 V,' 13c
Rancher's Pride 9
Turkey Noodle 13HrOz. Jar
Ehmans Ripe Olives 17
Picnic tin Ige. si.e ' ' C
Kingwood Pure Pork
Sausage B-o. lln C
Tlina Fish priority brand 0Cf
Solid pack No. H lln W
Tuna Flakes n
Priority brand No. H tin UC
Riviera Chicken Ravioli ,,
Carstens Chili Con Carni 1 6-oz. tin 20c
Van Camp Chili Con Carni .... 1 6-oz. tin 26c
Nalley's French Dressing .... 8-oz. bot. 16c
Chase & Sanborn Coffee .h tin
Drip or Reg, Grind 1 ID I,n "
Smoked Salmon 312-oz.' tin 25c
Van Camp Beans ,,.
Gerbers Baby Food . . . .... tin 7c
Bing Cherries 20-lb. lug 3.59
Tomatoes Field Rtd Ript 2 lbs. 25c
Cantaloupe
36 jumbo lb.
9c
Tilton Apricots Market
BOYSENBERRIES. RASPBERRIES AND YOUNGBERRIES
New. Potatoes 25-lb. lug $7.79
16c
m wwxjiomi mrtuu matsaasj
-i
Nutrlclout
Nucoa
For Cooking.
Baking. Frying,
Stasoning
uiMiaJ2lbs.53c
Al Compttitivt
Prict
QUALITY MEATS
Boiling Meat A cu, u, 25c
Baby Beef Liver ib. 35c
Boneless Corn Beef ,b 35c
Wieners dl
AC Type 1 lb. 1 I C
Lunch Meats
Hills Coffee
Drip or Rtg. Grind Mb. glatt
33
Tomato Juice . . . .46-oz.tin 25c
Y-8 Cocktail Juice No. 2 tin 18c
Standby Orange Juice . . . 46-oz. tin 49c
Blended Juice No. 2 tin 19c
Pasco Tangerine Juice . . . No. 2 tin 25c
Rose Peanut Butter . ... .Mb. jar 38c
Wadham Sweet Potatoes , , 1 8-oz. tin 23c
Tip-Top Choc. Flavored Syrup, 20-oz. jar 28c
MILK, Darigold . tall tin 10c
Campbell Yeg. Soup tin 13c
Sunblest Irish Potatoes . . . No. 2 tin 19c
Sunblest Wax Beans .... No. 2 tin 22c
Sauerkraut, Goldsmith .... qt. jar 15c
Vano . . . . . . qt. bot. 29c
Old Dutch Cleanser can 8c
YEL pkg. 23c
Peets Granulated Soap . . . Ige. pkg. 26c
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FISH
JALITY
Cross chairman of Klamath
county.
Merchandise orders to be sold
at auction continue to come in
from local stores. Hurd states'
that donations are still welcome,
and those attending are urged
to bring some article, of large
or small value, to donate at the
time of entrance. No admission
charge will be made. Cakes and
pics arc needed for the lunch
counter, Hurd adds, and may
r.t hs
Better Trail Marking
Urged By Bostonian.
PORTLAND, July S (JP) tier,
nurd DeVoto, Boston author,
urged today better markings for
Oregon's historic trails. Ho de
clared himself particularly dis
appointed to see only an unlet
tered stone at the Clatsop sit
where Lewis and Clark wlntup
ed. ,
The nickname Bossy for a
cow probably Is derived from
the Latin word for cow, or bot.
also be brought at the timt of
entry to the fairgrounds. .
O.P.A. :
m I may legally have ended ... but
J Hibbt will continue its policy as 1 1
l it hat been tince 1911 I I '
I 1 "Never Knowingly Undersold" J m
Delicatessen
gnd Fish Market
Your Seafood Store
Cor. 9th le Main Ph. S374
rtsuri uusin stuia si w .
Former K. Sugorman Location 6th and Main
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THURSDAY
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SATURDAY
MAIN
AT 7th
RIGHT
RESERVED
TOUMIT
QUANTITIES
M tf
Policy
Always
'Lowest Prices Possible Consistent
Wiih Quality"
For over 45 years now, the name WAL
GREEN has stood for REAL VALUE. All
through the OPA period, we never know
ingly sold above ceiling prices. Actually,
your Walgreen Drug Store has brought
you hundreds of items LOWER than OPA
ceiling prices. We pledge ourselves to con
tinue to bring you the "LOWEST PRICES
POSSIBLE CONSISTENT WITH QUALITY"
... just as we always have . . . BEFORE
. . . DURING ... and AFTER OPA.
WALGREEN DRUG STORES
C. R. Walgreen, Jr.
President
Do ft At Horn
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