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Newspaper Page TextIrirUh Buying Oregon Lumber . FORTLAHU, marcn o i-; , establishment of British lum i rer procurement mission for .iirotmse nf Orenon-WashlnBton umber was revealed today by ndustrial spokesmen here. Lumbermen wno acennca 10 be quoted said the mission has already placed orders lor 260 million board feet of fir for de livery during the year. British Consul James McDon ald said amounts to be purchased would be determined under ex port quotas now being negoti ated in Washington, P. C. City Delivery Service. Ph. (417. OH DOY! MOM'S SERVING !0S!U MACARONI ff ? ex- Vta 2S Minion Macaroni tastes better btctuti it U better I It's nude of finest Duma Staolina, cooks firm and tender, and has a sort delicious flavor! Try Mission Macaroni Just once and you'll apee it's the aost delidoui macaroni you ever tasted I MISSION is packed in a full ONE -POUND PACKAGE Not 14-oonces, not 15-onnces, but a fall oae-peond of delicious, quick- cooking Mission Macaroni is packed is each cellophane bag 1 Always buy Mission and get more for your money! NLRB Chairman Says Proposed Vagner Act Changes Strike Threat WASHINGTON. March 6 UP) Chairman Paul M. Hcrzog of the national labor relations board said today proposed changes in the Wagner collective bargain ing act could set off a nation wide round of strikes. But the U. S. chamber of com merce declared that "employers cannot rest easy" until congress rewrites parts of the law to wipe out any question of its intent. The divergent views were pre pared for senate and house labor committees, both of which are considering amendments to the basic labor relations act, along with other measures designed to reduce industrial strife. Herzog, whose job is to help administer the Wagner act, said the strike wave might material ize if all provisions of pending overhaul bills were adopted, even though "no strike could be lawful" under one of them once an employer had made a simple back-to-work offer. The NLRB chief put It this wav in his statement submitted to "the senate committee: "At best, several years of un certainty and court litigation would flow from enactment of many of the proposals that amend the act. "At worst, American working- TRY MISSION SPAGHETTI TONIGHT! SUPERBLY eAllFCi SUPERBLY COOKED SERVED Klamath Falls' Finest Italian Restaurant PARTS and SERVICE for Maytag Westinghouse Easy Montgomery Ward A. B. C. General Electric Kenmore Norge Speed Queen Dexter Conlon Apex And All Other Makes of Washers MERIT WASHING MACHINE SERVICE Phone S6S9 811 So. 6th men and their representatives would so resent the destruction of rights they have so recently won that work stoppages would sweep the country. The chamber of commerce stand was outlined for the house committee by Herman W. Stein kraus, chairman of the business organization's labor relations committee. His testimony said "vast areas" of the Wagner act have been left to interpretation by Hcrzog's board. Because of "shifts In the board's policies," he said, "the employer has never known when a long-established admin istrative ruling would suddenly be changed with new and un foreseen results." Raymond S. Smethurst. coun sel for the National Association of Manufacturers, told the sen ate committee yesterday pend ing bills to change the act have prompted several recent revers als of NLRB policies. He urged eongresj to act anyway. Herzog took note of this sit uation, saying the trend has been to write into NLRB de cisions principles which some congress members want to put into law. Explaining the trend and ask ing a go-slow approach on legis lation because of it, the board chairman said: v "Members of the board arc acutely aware of the fact that all the solutions which seemed appropriate under the industrial ; conditions that existed some ; years ago need no longer be fol lowed in administering an act ! that wisely permits flexibility i and gradual chang -." Ohio Teachers I Return To Jobs LORAIN, Ohio. March 6 (P) Teachers at neighboring Clear I view, who resigned en masse Monday in protest against "lack 'of Cooperation" from parents i and students, decided today to 'return to their desks if "certain ' policy recommendations" are accepted by the school board. After a meeting today of the I faculty of 32 teachers. School Superintendent T. C. Simpson said a committee would present i the proposed changes to the i school board tonight. SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING Expert, tiarantc4 Wark (All Makes Keasaaatla btIc rra Estimates Sewing Machine Service Tear fnuWpendrnt Dealer fhaa ml SSIS fthatta Way South 6th at ' " Shasta Way Phone 6592 Peaches Libbys Hoary 'X Syrup. Wo. 2H tin-. Eggs Fresh Ranch. s?Oa Grade A.- dor. Tf C Tomato Juice 29c Royal Club 4S-0S. 73c Par Giant package Corned BeeS Hash (,-n Leeds No. I tin X C Daily Fresh Produce Winter Bananas. Box 2.79. 4 2A AppieS Newtowns. Box leO 7 Potatoes ZltFZ..J..... 69c Oranges SL. : 69c :9c 29c Mixed Vegetables 15c Green Onions Tomatoes Largs Bunches Carton Jam Assorted Flavors. VXi 2-Lb. Jar 0C Syrup Cano and Maple, Quart jar Ritz l-Lb. Carton . Hi-Ho l-Lb. Carton Cotfee All Brands. l-Lb. Tin .. Catsup C-H-B Kidney Beans Spaghetti Joan of Are No. 303 Tin In Tomato Sauce No. 1 Tall Tin 23c ISc 10c Kraut Oysters Columbia No. 2i Tin Small Cove 9H-Oi. Tin Soup Campbell's Vegetable, Vogotable Beef Chicken, Mushroom 79c 29c 27c 49c 10c 45c 16c ,-iito?tsgy 2 lbs. 85c FOODS Grapefruit Juice Rice, 48-os. Tin ... 19c Pure Lard Lb. No Jax Wieners Lb. Salmon Halibut Rabbits Ocean Caught Lb. ... Lb. Fresh Dressed Lb. 39c 45c 55c 55c 65c Fresh Beei Tongues L, 33c Fresh Ground Beei (No Cereal. No Water). Lb. 39c Pork Sausage Lb 45c Sirloin Steak T'A. 52c Hens and Fryers Bremerton Teacher Strike Scheduled BREMERTON, March 8 (JO Protesting the legislature's de lay on measures to provide teachers' salary Increases, the tlrani'i'ton Federation of Teach ers (AFL affiliated) will strike Friday, President Harold Pas chal announced last night. He said a steering committee voted unanimously to make the walkout effective as of the start of the school day Friday, under authority of the union member ship. The strike would affect 2B3 instructors, of whom 188 are members of the union. It would close It schools having an ap proximate enrollment of 7100, Klamath Man In Japan Word has been received here that Cupt. Theodore E. Myers of Klamath Falls arrived in Ja pan last month and is serving with the 1st cavalry's 8th en gineer squntiron in the military construction program in the greater Tokyo area, Capt. Myers will be repairs and utilities of ficer. He was formerly stationed at Ft. Lewis. Wash., and has been with the army since 19-12. He was commissioned at Ft. Bel voir, Va., in February of 1943. Planning to join him in Japan this spring are his wife and two children. PAYMENTS DROP SALEM, March 6 (?) Unem ployment compensation pay ments In Oregon during Feb ruary were 60.4 per cent less than in the similar month of 1946, the unemployment com pensation commission said to day. Classified Ads Bring Results. Dr. Raymond W. McNair wishes to announce the OPENING of his DENTAL OFFICE 206 Boivin Bldg. 110 No. 6th St. Phone 8421 San Jose Goes Without Milk SAN JOSE, Calif., March 6 W') This city of 80,000 went without milk deliveries today because of a strike with sup plies on hund reported as suf- llM. NW. Klimilli nlU, O.t. TIII'HsnAT. MatrH . Hit, T, II, teamsters union, said truck rlrlv. cr and plant worriers voted ziiw to 10 last night for a strike lit u ... ,.1 l..,.l.i flit H wmr. ... -11111 ....... II, lu i,ll,ilfril ll.HW Ul ftUU , ........ ,,,' a piTKciit huso of $2nn, Tim Sun l Clara County Milk lViilcie' onxixltit Inn has offered $27. ficlent for only 24 hours at the most. , , , Deliveries were being made only to hospitals and nurseries, Stores reported limited stocks, accumulated bocBiiso of the alrlko threat. (Icorup Jenolt, of the AFL FISHER'S BLEND FLOUR RECIPES MAKE LENTEN MENUS SPARKLE 9lck Delicious Lenten Menu Salmon Corn Fritters Tossed Vegetable S.tUJ Bin Cheese Dressing Hot Gingctbreid wiili Orsnge Since Hue Cheese Dressing "MAGIC FRITTERS" DiNewii ind fcfmhins mciltimc fivotiici ire ihcw wily. itUlcnmp Sjlmon Corn FniMti. Tfmpin ind delicious, loo. in snr ot th h Ha lite trrlin( vnidions listed below. Hot fc folks unlit lemon colored. Add melieJ ilioneninji Sill ind mcjiuie Urn. Sill mm wt sill, pepper snd txkmf powder 2 f-ft Voi I liif. milinl Storlmi't t tup Fiihtr'i BUi Flvnt y up sjIi I lip. BAinf PcuJrr y, up ftppn y, ftp Milt Add tliemiielr with die dry lnreflent lo the fug mixlmt. I Eft 'tim Best fiX whiles until stiff. Fold into billet Add Salmon inj com or iny other fillins is shown below nd fry. DIRECTIONS FOR FRYING Ditp Tdt: Heit lit to )"0F. or until s 1-inch cube nl breid btowns in M-60 semndv Drop fritter turter into lit by ubleipoonluls. Fry !) minutes oc until done, turning frequently. Drtin on ahiorbeni piper. Serve it once. Skillvn fit: Put cflouitn fit ot oil in deep siucepin lo live depth of iboul 1 y inches when hested. Follow procedure for deep fit frying. Try TAr Fnt Tljvortml VsrUtiomt 'S Jmom Com trillm: Add I cup wliole kernel coin ind I cup filed ulmon. Com Friittri: ' Add I cup whole kernel coin tcinned or fieih) lo bullet Ouitr Friiwi: Add I cup chopnej Oysteis (tinned or fresh). Sorip Friiurti t Add 2 cups whole Shrimp. Cbisttm-Corm Ftilitti: Add I cup whole kernel corn ind I cup diced chicken. I tup Md)nniuin ihp. am ji 'i rr C'omhltJ Bint Chun Combine injtrcdientt; blend un ril imooih. Oronq Sauce i'i ikpStcit ) ibip. .orniyrth VA tPi lloilint TtlH 1 ibip. Built t ittp. t'itfJ 0m Rini yl it OnHt )ul(t 2 Itip Lima Juiti Combine susir, cornititch, wid silt in uuccpin. Add boilms wner, srirtin consnntly. Sim mei over low hen lor ) min utet; idd jirjltd Ofmiie rind, timinci i iildmoliil minutes, or until ilcn and thickened. Stir in temiinins iniredienis. Serve hot with (iingcrbread nude with FVtliei's lllend Flour. Mikes 2 cups of siucc. Servts e. Ffsker's llene Flour Prefects laklef fngretfleitN The constant dcpcnjibiliry of this unifotm quility Ifuur, u)t Miry Mills, Fuher's home rcononiisl. "is an imponinl ufrsuiid to other line ingredients. It helps enure successful biking." Wuh En riched Fisher's Blend Flour you'll mike taity pitiries loo, is well is line btead and rolls. Always iipni oo Fisher s Blcndl TRY IT ONCI IUY IT ALWAYS I picked I STOCK -UP And SAVE! 39c BJf- Nothine Tastes as Ritz 1Q " But RiU pkg. 7, Peanut Butter .Wb. jar 39c Hunts Raspberries No. 2 tin .. 49c Boysenberries No. 2 Un ... 49c Mission Apricots 99f In heavy syrup. No. 2H tin ' Fruit Cocktail Libby's No. 2tt tin - Hunts Peaches Ui Halves or sliced. No. 2H tin ''t Blue Bow Dried Prepared Prunes In syrup. No. 2tt tin C Nalleys Pickles 24 0z. ,., 39c Bonnie Dog Food 15wt.n 11c Man-Kind Dog Food 9r l-Lb. Tin, 2 for . Timberline Dog Food15. tln. 10c Phillips Grapefruit I I Juice J V T.nJ10C J I Phillips I Grapefruit I I Fancy Sections I Tin COFFEE Drip or Roa- Grind, l-Lb. Glass Jar Smoked Shad 3V-oi. tin Campbell Tomato Soup 9 lOS-oz. tin 3 for Campbell Veg. Soup lOH-oz. tin 9c 13c Grade A Large, Strictly Fresh. DOZ. I Mayonnaise I Ardesi I Par Granulatsd Soap. Lg. Pkg. 33c Krispy Crackers . package .... 23c Del Rogue Tomatoes n. Solid Pack. No, 2tt tin Meco Tomatoes No. 24 iia ... 23c Royal Club PeasFincy. No.2un19c DEL MONTE Tip Top. Corn Cream Style. No. 2 tin 2 for C Diamond A Corn r Whole Kernel. No. 2 tin... 2 for "C - Royal Club Beans Vr Fancy. No. 2 tin "C Rock Cod 9g. Pacific Pearl. 614-oz. tin C Maine Sardines .Q 3'4-oz. tin 2 for 'C Norwegian Sardines Ur Bristling. 3 oz. tin Heinz Tomato Soup lOH-oz. tin 2 for 3C Sardines, Solomon Vr In Tomato Sauce. 15-oz. Un , . LiX CUT RITE Vax Paper 125-Foot Holl .., . : f Tarrftiissix I Prepared TVa I Ksldog BisciisU I V lAh- 15c pk. Phillips I Orange Juice J V T.:aioc J Hershey Cocoa llb.27c SOFTASILK CAKE FLOUR ffi 33c 2ualUf. MeaU Colored Hens 39 Fresh. Fst, Younst lb. Jc Colored Fryers . d9 Fresh. 2 to 4 lbs. lb. Gorernmtnt Graded (A) Fresh Oysters Fryinf size - - pint SmeltK..'!..aii-.25c Fresh Ground Beef )b 39c Bologna Liver Sausage ib.39c Beef Roasts A Cirnde. lb. 42c FISHERS BLEND ENRICHED BLENDED FLOUR R $5)98 Bag limit tulU and VetfctalLl 9c Cream of Wheat I Larqe Pkg. I V 26c Sunkist Oranges Extra Specliil, Largo Slzo lb. New Peas 2 lbs.25c New Potatoes 211,21c Broccoli bunch 20c Apples ,b. 9c Grapefruit JT1 u, He Formay Shortening , 7 I ptllllHls , ltW Cube Steaks All Moat. CQ. Pound 7C Veal Roasts Choice, Pound . ...... 46c L ' m.wJ e Iki rl f ikl -1 1 1