Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, July 18, 1946, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextTruman May Take Stump; Anxious To Slaughter' Slaughter Of Home State WARItlNOTON.Jiily IB (!). I'rpililrnl Trummi tald today lie will luke thn polltlnil stump for lU'iunmilli' rtiimrfiuiluniil ciiiull ililra Una ymr If he run lip of service, lli tulil Ilia iii'wn cnnfrreiu-r. however, that no specific pinna for a , i r ii k 1 1 1 Inur had heen iniiiUv lie mild he did nut know lii'lhrr ho would speak In New York. Mr. Trillium expreawd out I'lKhl iiiiiiitliin to tils rrimmliia linn ill nnc democratic Inline liirmliiT Mrp. Knurr C. hluiiilli-i-r nf ilia Fifth Mlunurl district. Ill Iiuh aked Jamea Pender gil. Kauaaa City political lead er, to aupport Knoa Axtcll, Sliiughler's opponent, Mr. Tru iihiii said, adding (hat Pender K' would do ao. No Commanl On Whialit Thn president had no coin mm! In niukn on the defrul nf Sriiulnr Wheeler (D-Mont) In lilt line lor renoinlnallon. Mr. Tru iium Intervened In the Wheeler niniptilgn with a letter defending Wheeler against chargra by hit Miponent that he waa an enemy ol rmlway labor. The political talk begun with u (pimllon a to what the prenl. piunnrii (o do about the riiimry. rd thut lie waa eolm hiiinr to voto August 8. Thru he win asked what about Sluoglitrr, who ri'preaenta the district aillnliiing the on In which Mr. Truman Uvea. Without henltutloit, he nld hn win iii:onl Slaughter, that If Sluouhtpr waa right, he, the pres lih'itl, una wrong. 1 1 ml he conferred with Pen ilrrgiMt uhout Slaughter? Mr. Truman replied that he hml. and added that he didn't Hunk 1'riiclergur.l will be for Slaughter. He said he certainly did nik I'cndcrgnsl to endorse Axtcll. Qulss.d On Plana A rrpurtrr look the nurMlun lug away from Miiuouri briefly tn ak If ha would apeak In be half of democratic nomlneea In the fall campaign. lit laid If It become neces sary to do ao. ha would do (II that he could during the cam paign to help Ih democratic party. Mr. Truman took occasion to reaffirm hie atrnng aupport of Chairman Robert E. llaiinegan iiirniinn dent plunnei My HOiirt iirli ' lln replied of the democrallo national com mittee. In replv In iiucMIoiiii, the pies lilent li ill thai nil fellow Mix miurliiii, the postmaster general, la u good party chairman, that he hoped he .lii-d on mid Hint he wan trying to make bin aup port nf Iliiniipgan aa itrong he cuiiin put t. In the Miaaourl polltlci dis cussion, a reporter asked specif' iiany why Mr iruinun waa op poard to Slaughter, lln began hla reply by auylng nt w iiim trying to nominate omebody viae. Then he added thut aa a member of the house rule committee, Slaughter haa been oppoaed to everything he nan iikci congreaa to du. Neighbor of Preald.nl When the prealdent wua aaked If he hail ever met (Slaughter's opponent, he replied thut he anew mm well, tiiut he wan a neighbor of hla. A reporter then asked If he would aupply Axtell's lir.it nnme I lie president poiiclered a mo ment, and replied Kmmett or Kdward and then asked a Mia aoiirl reporter. The Miaaourl reMirter aupplird the name '"Knoa." That'a right, the president re plied. Asked hla altitude toward Churlea Jnsper Hell, democratic rcpreacntutive from hla own fourth dlatrlct. Mr. Truman wild he thought Hull hud no op- A reporter suggested that Hell did have an opponent. The preal dent replied that he understood Hell had nothing to worry about. One Out Of Four Claim Disability POni'LANU, July IS I.1 Disability clalma hava hern fll.ti 1.,, nnm ! i,uru r,iif frm. gun World War II veteraua. the regional veiprana aummiaira Hon olflce reported today. A ..!.. I , 11 't'ftt .lu.rrfl httUM been iniiile from 42,047 clalma on file by June ail. ut lliu nin era, 22 MM were disallowed and inu arc penning. Claaalfled Ada Itring Keaulta. ,, ,nf MM a ' anaaaaMkl Tn AIM DROPS AMERICA WASH WORD 10 Food Workers Vote Strike PORTLAND, July 18 M'l Office worker of tlx Portland food companlea have voted to atrike if demands for 20 to 30 cunt un hour wiige lucreaaea, two weeks' vacation and lck leiivn urn not met, a union apokeainuu aald today. Irving Knni, aecrt-tary of th AKL Office Employes' Local No. 11, aald the 123 workers are employed by Sufcway stores, Hudson-Duncan. Wudhama and company, United Grocers, Gen eral grocery and Northwest grocery. A wage negotiation meeting la let for Monday, Enna aald. Central labor council and Inter national iiiiproviil is reuuirod I before atrike action in taken. Glider planet have traveled I a record distance of 405 miles und reached an altitude of (our miles. Police Search For Lost Trio SEATTLE, July 18 (J'i Po lice of three itatea were search Ing today for Col. H. C. Muhlen berg, rutircd army officer, his wife and Mrs. Muhlenberg'a mother, Mra. L. A. Dorrington, 80. The trio have not been heard from since leaving Seattle by nraAi.D niks, nuik riii. on. tmi asoAi, imir la. lata, ri Nia car for l.o Angeles July 5, As- aiaiaiu oncrirr nuy narrow aaia. Loianei munienDerg, tor many years military instructor at th University of Washing ton, waa due In Long Bea?h, Calif., for an Important business engagement July 12. Presbyterian Synod To Close Sessions ASTORIA, July 18 yp The Oregon synod of the Presbyter Ian church today prepared to closa Its three-day annual set- aion. The Women's Synodical so ciety yesterday elected Mra. Ralph Mort, Portland, president. DR. M. C. CASSEL Chiropractic Phyaletaa 233 SO. 11th ST. PHONE 5609 w BLUE IT tl NO IXTRA RINSI NO IXTRA WORK For tht whitest wsthirici , , . It's Qu ic t . . . 1 1' 1 Itiy . . . It's' tin modem wy. Jut t few drops in the lilt lime make such t difference! Hr tuiiag gtUi vriH . . , Mil. ITIWASrS HUIM9. Del. OA, MlaaaaaiNl t, OUaa. fpr. iijl j rjMiu ii i in a 1 1 kv TRY MACARONI ffatu(! ICtep wheat on your menu by Mi-ving macaroni aalada and 1m ur yem use Miaaioei, the . top-quality maenroni I that a made from ricn isrvm (l-) Waast Semoluasil Try Mission Spaghetti Tonight Cst) 8uptrbly iL Cooktdl SARI'S 8uptrbly Strvtdl Klamath Falla' Flntst Italian Restaurant oes Youir Fodl DDair Needl If it does Safeway can help you stretch it to make "both ends meet," for Safeway's pricing policy is always consistent always aimed at giving you most in quality and quantity for your money. y XY (Ml Safcaioay. fijwjiA ate thn Baidnq TUacU, QsXsaU Beet Sugar, 5 lb. 35c; 10 lb. 68c Baking Powder, K. C. l21c Chocolate Svruo. Slfer's T 28c Sno-White Salt "Z? pkg. 7c Glnaerbread Mix. Duff's "ll 22c tr i---a- 2V, .lb. pkg. Flapjack Flour, Albers Pancake Flour, Suzanna vk,.- 16c Wheaties Cereal 8-oz.pkg.11c Raisin Bran Flakes 'pk. 11c Baby Cereals S'K? 15c Grade T Eggs 55c 52c 'A' Small Eggs doz. 45c Clapp's Baby Cereals Instant Oatmeal and Dry Cereal 8-or. 1P pkg 1 3w 0Akcf JouU, JoiaxxoA Sugaripe Lge. Prunes 2.lb. pkg.29c Empire Dry Apples 8 0I. pkg.27c Nectar Raisins 15-oz. pkg. 13c Seedless Raisins pc.Crt pk,:24c Bleached Raisins Lustre ;14c Prince Albert Tobacco lb. can 83c Cigarettes, 2 pkgs. 27c; ctn. 1.33 Camels, Chesters, Luckles, Old Golds, Kools, Ralelghs. . Woodbury Soap For"the skin JJ You love to touch bars ataaJC Silver Foam Soap Gran2g!0arPkg. 25c Sweetheart Toilet Soap Regulnr size , 2 fur 13c Cashmere Bouquet b.r 10cf?r27c White King Toilct SoBP 3 bars 14c Lifebuoy Health Soap, 3 bars 20c Palmolive Soap 2 bars 19c Woodbury Soap 3 bars 23c 'BleachES gal. 17c; gal. 32c Purex Bleach ?0;.14c; Vi gal. 25c Boon Cleaner, qt. 23c; Vi gal. 43c Floor Wax felhpt. 45c; qt. 85c White Shoe Polish " bot. 8c Favorite Matches Carton 1Ar : ATI. . of 6 boxes ' Lifebuoy Health Soap stops )(r B. O. J bars atUC o(piAt JsuU, BsosXaqsA Edwards Coffee 28c 2 54c Nob Hill Coffee 23c 2b'8b8 45c Airway Coffee 20c 3 58c Hershey's Cocoa !2-lb. pkg. 10c Canterbury Tea . 43c; lb. 85c Black Tea Upton Yellow label, pkg TMnJnvlanf Ctnrlf Taa ICIIUCIICOI WIQV.R I CO pkg. Kool Aid, drink mix, 2 pkts. 9c Tomato Juice, Libby. Fey. Ncan2 11c Blended Juice No.21flp 46 09, Blend O' Gold can ' ot can Yea-Julce "WcaOc 24c 14c '-lb. It. Vi-lb. Clr AWV pkg. -lb. All. Grapefruit "ST Boac Highway ICOJ Extra Standard No. 2 can No. 2 can WlilPC. Fideli Claret nlllCj ani Burgundy i5. 64c Graham Crackers S ss10c Winae Honeywood Gooseberry and QQ nilie5 Concord Grapa l5 s'' Potato Chips. nin. nlK nkif iv nke. av pkg.1''' pkg. Salted Peanuts, Kemp's 27c Mixed Nuts, Kemp's 7-oz. tin 49c Ice Cream Mix, Frizz pkg. 25c Salt Licks SO-lb. blocks. , Plain 59c Iodized 73c fiiddsA, folilhu, SpMadk Sweet Mixed Pickles 12-oz. no. Llbby. Jar Hamburger Relish Nalley , 12 25c Frenchs Mustard 9-oz. jar 13c Beefsteak Sauce, Heini b80T 24c Worcestershire Ssuce forbhot 13c Libby's Deviled Ham can 15c - j Peanut Butter Z'L lb. jar 28c Peanut Butter ppT 12-oz. jar 32c No. 2 can Green Beans Ss.vle Nocan19c Green Beans S D.pi. Del Monte DCCld Key. Quartered Cnm wllol Kernel - No. 2 IF. vUlH Country Home, G. B. can Gardenside Tomato Sauce 8crn 5c No. 2 11- I IV. 11c 303 gl. 16c can Gardenside Tomatoes .Sea Port Cut Asparagus Ncan2 38c Cntnarh Emerald Bay No. 2 4 10 can Sauerkraut8: No. 2Vi can 16c Diced Carrots DJL, No J312c jar MixedVegetablesLF'abnbcyy Nojfr0318c C&S Pork & Beans 11c Chili Con Carne vcmp"B,25c Ravioli, Lynden Uc Lynden Turkey & Noodles r25c Heinz Crc0r Tomato Soup, can 12c Vegetable Soup, Rancho, can 8c Chicken Soup, Rancho can 17c Noodle Soup Mix Lipton pkg. 9c Canning SufifitieA Kerr Jars 2 ; 1.30 75c Kerr Jars Mouth2 piim.X70 Dqtz,-. 99c Economy Jars Kcrr.dPt 1.55 93c Jelly Glasses, squat doz. 39c Jar Rubbers jm1,, pkq.4c pkg. of Qr , v HUSH TRVITS g VECE7ABUS H Watch family appetites perk up when you serve plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables daily. Make your selections at Safeway. Juicy Lemons Watermelons lb. 12c sweet. lb,3V2C Dry Onions lb. 5c Thin skins Apricots 20-lb. lug.. $1.98 Elberta Peaches lb. 14c Oregon Mediums. Freestones. 12 Jar Lids, Kerr reg. Jar Caps, Ball reg., zinc 23c Jiffy Seals, easy to use pkg. 9c Corn Golden Bantam ,B Green Beans Local crop. lb. 17C Fri. & Sat. Product Features! Ripe Tomatoes lb. 12c Crisp Celery lb. 10c Firm Local pascal AT SAFEWAY MEAT SEC7I0HS T-Bone Steaks AA lb. I A lb. U Sirloin Sroks C Grodc EAc A lb. " ' Pork Sausage lb. 38c Bulk Grode XO1 AA lb. AA' Beef Pot Roasts Arm & 8 lode cuts lb. 42' -A' lb. 41 Sliced Halibut .49 Beef Short Ribs Tender ood leon Grodet 'AA' & 'A' lb. 30 Fresh Salmon Sliced lb. 55 Special Low Prices on Chickens All Grade 'A' Dressed Fowl Leghorns ib 39c ' Colored ib. 45c Mm) leolutes ore eHtctive Fndov ood Saturday M Increased prices on meat Hems ore due to the removal of subdie Price incrMMt mode by Safeway at a result ol subsidy removal do not benefit Solewoy in ony way. Thar. Sot ben no , increase in Saleway's prolit.