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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 20, 1947)
TRANSPORTATION NEWS Airline Books Show Decrease Unllrcl Air Lines showed ii uliui'p decrease In not Income In 11)40, according to fliiimelul report received (rnm the office of tho company whlcli oporntci Klamath's nmjur ulr lino von. lirclloii. Net liii.oinc, after taxes, was $1,0110,11(11, nqulvnloiil to B4 cmil inr hIuiic or Hlock out uliimlliiu, 11 rmitrastcd with S4.20.i.lll3 In 1IM3. Incri'iian In ipcrntlng revenue occurred In thn yi-nr, hut thene were morn tlinn offset In sharply rMuU cost. United' operating ilicmuo hit $4,IMII,1BII, a Willi) ol 03 per cent over 1 045. lint dpcl iillnu expenm' mutinied to Sill!. 474, 0:in. tin Increase or 07 per cent over thn previous year. I'n-nlili'iil W. A. I'Mlli'lKiin told stockholder In hh Hinuinl re port Hint United has tnken def Inlte Htrp to riiionvo new facil ities which future tnifric volume will require. Total amount of Western Air Lines Plans New Service Western Air Linos, which linn arranged to ucll Hi Denver-Los Angeles route to United Air Lines, la developing, plans for crvlce to tho northwent a loon an CAD approval la given, ec cordhiK to T. C, Drlnkwatcr, president. Ho Maid Western plunn to de vote all of Ita efforta to devel opment of tho territory between the Rocky mountain and tho Pacific cmist. Mo said that tho alo of the Dcnvor-LA routo makei It possible for Western to conventrato ltd program In the went, and will develop a north-south pattern of aervlt-e. Western, tho president of the line mild, la a "carrier born In the wont, owned In the went, mid serving the went. That la our baalc premise," Wire rope was being made muchunlciilly In the United State In 1848. new capital provided I $40,-300,000. Dispatcher's Office Moved Removal of the dispatchers of fice of the Southern Pacific buck to Diiimmulr wa complotod here March 18, and 12 employe and their ramlllc returned to tho northern California rail center after realdcnco In Klamath Fall luce February 1, 1044. The din putchcra office wm moved here a a wartime measure. Involved In the movo were three chief dlHputchcr und nine trick dis patchers W. P. Potty win day chief and In charge of the first trick, Lawrence Campbell, ec ond trick, und Albert A. Guun, third trick. Campbell ha not yet mudo the move to Dunsinulr a ho con tlnuei to receive medlcul care at hi home followhiK critical In. Jurle received in a recent auto mobile accident while en route home from Dunsmulr from a bus Inena trip. From now on, according to Lloyd S. SHU, dltrlct freight and puHxenger agent, all (II patching will come nut of Duns mulr. An operator ha been left here, however, to take train We be the toast of the town The moko a perfect f)air Sail Corn, th flavor ond en ergy quean, and Sammy Soya, the prominent protein ... in a brand-new, grand-new cereal, Kellogg'i Corn-Soya. The wedding wai performed by Kellogg't, alter 20 yean of work and experiment ... to bring you a ut-rlght combina tion of tongue-tickling flavor and nourithment. Try those toatty golden thredi today. mm order. All train order will be made up In Dunmulr und trail. miitca Here oy tne aispaicner to Kluinalh Kail for varfou train originating or paining through hero. Shipping Quiet Southern Pacific source re port whipping fuirly quiet at thl time with the first reported feed er llvcatock from the Red Bluff Cottonwood area due In around April IS, From that dalo on, llveatock ihipment are expected to be heavy a cattle return north for aummer paature. Shortage of can for potato ahipmenl ha held up 50 per com or tne normal (tupping de mand, Stitt advicd today. Lum ber remain the. big (hipping Item but a changa In the potato market and advantageous condi tion of cars available, will up potato shipment soon. Another Great Northern job exchango occurred this week when j. F. Lee, formerly the ON cannier at the local freight tatlon, was promoted to chief clerk in the traffic department. Lee ha been with the GN since 1041, darling a yard clerk. He has three children and Uvea with hi family at 2300 Blehn. Lee's caahicr Job i now held by C. M. Fergunon whom he replaced. Personal Mention M. V. Schoonovcr, traveling freight agent for the Great Northern railway here, ha been promoted a chief clerk in the refrigerator department of the GN and left two weeks ago to take over hi duties. Schoon ovcr camo here to replace Pete Lcsmel.iter when Pete gave up his GN Job to grow lily bulbs at Brookings on the southern Oregon coaat. Replacing Schoon ovcr a traveling freight agent la L. E. Mooro of St. Paul, Minn,, who is now learning tho ropes of hi new Job. E. N, Roberaon, assistant sup- , surety on dash . . . J clean In flash cfji j W V JL-t. Stzf-K ri ;L If eoaciuMM j t I atrr but it tmi uhaaf -"1. V1 i triors.. 7 tcOHOmi "n Meg It Orttiasalve Ofllr New Formuls ClftffS CMtiiM Orihooli. the SMCiC iAsr-f-diCM that dtsM fllaM tfuiditr, eon $tmm mni tod hers ft data IV iMtt nw-tt m OIAMI riASf ic trtAVli . . . laa Fir Shasta Way and Division Flapjack Flour IS 29c Jam Assorted Flavors 2-lb. Jar 63c Dill Pickles M o. ,.,19c Syrup Cane and Maple 2 Hi-lb. can 69c Beets Raymal Diced No. 2 tin 10c Blended Juice 5;;:. !, 25c Beans 'n Ham No. 2 tin 25c Beans 'n Bacon No. 2 tin 25c Hominy White No. t tl 48c Cofiee HUli, MJB. Schillings, Golden West, Chaae It Sanborn 4 C Ritz Crackers Mb. pkg. 29c Apple Sauce Sweetened, . No. 2 Tin sOC Snowdrift ;.-.b: 49c Oysters 4- Cove. 10-es. Tin Tuna Fish 1 47c Spaghetti Golden Grain. No. 1 Tin XUC BEANS Hose Brand. 4t No. 2 Tin XUC Sunshine Sodas Krispie Crackers CaHon ... .. 44C NUCOA Carton 43c 2-lb. carton 85 ' Nalleys Potato Chips Giant ' cS Package Jl Phone 6592 Specials lor Friday Saturday EGGS Grade A Large Fresh Ranch Eggs, PAR Washing Powder, Giant Pkg 73c SWIFT'S CLEANSER POLISHES AS IT CHANS 2 Sor 25c GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE Green Onions lge. bunch 9c Cello Package Spinach ....... 19c Cello Package Vegetables . . . . . ISc Fresh Peas, large pods ...... lb. 16c New Potatoes .......... .lb. 11c Radishes, large bunches .bu.8c Asparagus. fresh, tender . . . . .lb. 17c Who Said Pork Chops Are a Dollar a Pound? Loin Pork Chops L.an. Lb. 67c Fresh Side Pork (Lean). Lb. 59c Pork Roasts Lb 55c Short Ribs Grad. A Lb. 33c Salmon Steaks L, 55c Ground BeeS Lb 39c No Jax Wieners u. 45c Large Assortment Cold Meats lb.. ..45c FOR OUTSTANDING QUALITY AND SERVICE, SHOP AT CARL'S erlntendent of motive power, Great Northern railway, is here this week from Spokane. F. W. Ralston, GN fireman, has left for Lawrenceville, III., called there by the serious Ill ness of his father. C. A. Brothers, representative HSRALD NtWS, Klamalk lli, Oi. THleaOA. , IMl, - Mm of the Tlmken Roller Bearing company, la here on business with the ureal Northern Irom offices at Canton, Ohio. Southern Pacific officials who visited here March 18, Included H. R. Hughes, general manager! G. H. Kllborn, division superlit Undent, and W. H, Ferguson, as sistant division superintendent, all of Dunsmulr. Kllborn also spent th. week-end hero on business connected with the lino. am CEE Ql (ft fQftSXS (TP SUIT Yt, you save time and wast with Flav-R-Pac Frtth Fruits and Vtgttablas. Thtrt'a no paaling, no hulling, paring, or iitmminj whtn you uit Flav-R-Pac plckt d and packed for flavor. Thay maaaur up to avtry taste tnt. Alt Flav-R-Pac fruita havt sugar addtd. Buy Flav-R-Pac and you'll tx back for nore. AT YOUR OROCIRS Hominy I r v 35c t MeaU Burbank. No. 2 Tin 2 'or Asparagus Jack Sprat No. 2 Tin 35c Mayonnaise III Coffee Del Mont. 1-Lb. Glass 45c kwMiasiHMaaMaMaBaHMaMHMaBMHHHaMj Fish Cakes 10-oz." jar 19c Tuna Fish T010. . 59c Kippered Snacks ', ..3H-oz. tin 19c Minced Razor Clams 35c Smoked Shad Fancy 3-oz. tin 19c USi PIT MR.K M COOKM...lT msurv Snowdrift 3-lb. 1 00 Shortening. jar 1 Wesson Oil Quart bottle 89c Pork Chops M Lean light center cuts Lb.'" Pork Roasts M Center cut. Shoulder. Lb. "7C A rrad Shldr euta '.. Lb."t Colored Fryers Gov't Graded Prim.. AO a in 4-lh. averaie .... Lb. Swift's Sliced Bacon Lb. ' 69c $1.00 Chicken Tamales 3 for .:.. - Freshh Frozen Turkeys Eviscarated 12 to 14 Lbs. Bologna or Liver Sausage r, 39c Oysters gL. 55c Fresh Jumbo CrabsLb. 40c Bisquick Large pkg. 43c Peas Rose Dale .... ... tin N0.2J4 IT- Daffodils 2 do, 29c Asparagus 2 pounds ... Broccoli All green bunch 25c Oranges Sunkist mesh bag 89c Medium Sise OmSahc Whlte boilcrs or dQr VaniUlla Sweet Spanish ...10-lb. bag "f W Artichokes Large size each 10c Dvild Salad Ring BromJciH Mmrck22,1947 i tab wlif Um tnimt pmpptt nd gctatia . Vj cup Pat Milk J4 tap cold wator 2 fblpe lofaf . Vi (Mtpeea Mil 10 ' iet. cm (on- ttup.ii sltr - 4wiiJ ma tmmp amuMautfl Softtn gtUtin in cold wattr. Plae ;ovtr boiling watwri stir until dis olvttL Stir in mixturs of ult, mus tard and pepper. Add milk. Stir la vinegar and soup. Chill until syrupy whip until fluffy. Kins with cola water a 1 'a -pint ring mold or bowl. Fill with g latin mixture. Chill until firm. Turn out. Serve with macaroni salad. Makes 4 servings. PET MILK can13c Campbell Tomato SOUP can 11C MACARONI -"S.25C Unfavored GELATIN pkg. 19c Pears 39c Del Rogue 2V4 tin PeaCheS Garden No. 2Vi tin 29C SpjnaCh walla Walla .'. No. 24 tin 19C Com Tip Top Braild No. 2 tin 1C Kidney Beans JA. un15c Thrift Tamales Ifs-OK. tin 9 for 39c Cnne Grade A Large ' AQr -gg Fresh Ranch Doz. Cherries Royal Anne .. No. 2 tin ' CherrieS pedigree Dark No. 2' tin 39C ApriCOtS Mion .. .... Nor.atf tin 31 C Fruit Cocktail Llbby, N0. rt tm 39c Fruit Mix Above Par .. ...... tm 35c YEL Large Pkg. PAR Large Pkg. 33c 33c rrrrc FOODS
