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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1947)
Boyle's Column Ol Joe Says Peace Ain't So Bad After Two Years n v lui, iioyi.k III.UOMINOTON. Inil, Muy lTi I'raeo Hint so bud Two yearn kuo I he Ocriniins ilr i lili'tl It was mum iirnfiiiihic to hike relief from the ii llu-.t iliuii tii Unlit them liny Iiiiiki!'. mill Ihn Japs iiiiiiIii the niuno economic discovery linen nmntlis lnln . Hiilitlcrs everywhere bi'itun bent. H iu their awnrd lulu liiicKira mill nunc himic In the luiiy hope nf jflnillnir I lie iilr-ln-lhe-sky paradise thcv dinimcd of. j They urc mill koUIIik over the hui k of IIihIIiiii Instead that pcuca limit life In full of the nuiiin okl pre-war u i n et lit II i tlrn tin: biith rooiii faiicnta nt 111 Irak, women's hum hi u cockeyed im ever, the boas mill llioi to be buttered up for a raise, mid who ever expeulcd In nee Hie HI, Louis C.'ni illliuln ti'ullliiu the Nn lloiuil Iriixiiu? Willi I ciiii H mull da. tr r cleans 'om Maali OrlheleUoU Only Nt I'otmuli Utmi toMilAi OnttoM'ltaif. M'C iiiir4itni thai ilnni (Itti qtmt.fi, viit iM iM tn4 kttf '" ' Iwnftf. tiMiMiit chasm riAinc irsAril . , . Uf loiiutf , . VI iit Of tw4m. tm in mmi fcHl, quick Tfjj with uit lick fyJWr Vijl lyk t3 wimoow I HIT lur II THI IAIOI ICONOMT till ppnrt on? But If Oil brave new world husn't (Hiine up lo Joe IJouiih e hopca, II In considerably better than the muddy world he lived In up to two yenrn mo. Then III sergeant culled him "hey you." Now cops cell jilin "mister." Home cops. I, mil it l.eaal Thru he used in hihiiiI at alien llon to bo Inspected by some visiting brass hat. Now he can lean aKiilnnt ii store wall while he waits for the little woman. Then he had to hut a murtnr pluie mllea over the landscape, now lie lakea a bu home with 1 1 In arm load of itroccrles. 'Mini he had lo shave In cold dllrh wuter with dull blnde. now he haa hot. water and H dull blnde. Then he lined to pray the platoon lender wouldn't ank lilin lo no on liny more "volunteer" patrols. Now hen made If the Junior chamber of commerce doenn't. name him to head the committee for a new park. He lined to nleep In a fox hole with one blanket, now lien not two blanketsand looklhK for a houne with "for rent" tint on It . lie lined to nav he would Rive iinvthliiK If he could Junl go bark and be with h' relatlvea aualn. Well, he la ihev're aleenln In the next room, That'a one wish Hint came true. Then he had to aiilule every scc ond lieutenant, now he can raw the governor. Beef About Letter Remember how he lined lo com plain heraune hln aweetheart onlv wrote him once a riev? Now hen married to her. and yelpn If nhe otienn her mouth more than once an hour. ' He lined lo hate hla Uniform, now the only time, hen really comfort able la when Fir's out In the garden In the old field Jacket he "borrowed" from the army. He uned to awear like the trooiier he wan ureal muddv Innocent oath, now he henltaten lo aay "darn It" wuh the klda around. Joe uned lo be dirty, tired and afraid then, now hla earn are clean, he taken ftatiirday afternoon off lo lo to a ball game and the only thing hen afraid of In that the guy next to him will gel ahead In his Job tenter. Atom bomba were dropping In KPCA Meeting Held Here William Kltlredge, prenldent of Klamath Production Credit annocl ii I Ion. and Lee S. McMullen, necre-Inry-trenniirer, nat In on the Joint Irennirern' conference held all dny Wednendnv and part of Thurndny lit the Wlllard. P(;C men from Hpokaue, Wanh., prenent were Otto P. Allgaler, trean urer, and G C. Oronnman, annlntunt treasurer. Farm Credit admlnla tratlon limn from the 12th district wan Judue Unna Brlnck of the gen eral council. Jack A. Hutlon and Richard De Houna, trennurer and annlatant treaa- urer of PCC at Berkeley, Klchard W. Young, general council of FCA Illli dmtrlct were prenent and A. 8. (loldmnii, KCA attorney and Homer U. Bmlth of Wanhlnglon, D. C. high HHJiJl li'lll Mull ililill a2. 'T: V ' "11!. lFMO F.I.K.CTIO.N PORTLAND, May 8 ill; T)je democratic male central committee will elect a atate chairman, vice chairman, trennurer and aecretary at a meeting here May 17. uiikit men, now people Junt talk nboul dropping them. Pence ain't no bad two yenrn after. By A1AKY MIL' CAHV. ; Chene miiliiin hun been elected to the office of Tn-Hl-Y prenldent for I the IU41-4B nchiHil yeur, aucceeUIng Connie Hunt. Klectcd to vlce-prenl-Idcnl wu Murcella. Murray; necrc 'iai. Uonna Hanson; ucanurer, lUcorgiaiiii Clark; and chuplaln, Margie Kobthnoii. Hliindurdn tor Trl-Ml-Y olllccra arc hikli nlnce a girl muni be of next ycur'n Junior or aeniur clana and have a grade average of 2 b or IwtU'r. Thin In iTrl-Hi-Y's charU.T year In KUHH and Ii nan proved to w one oi the mom active organlzullona. After achool Friday Commercial club member will migrate to Moore park for their picnic ua acheduled. Other guenla can be brought for a 'ib cent extra charge. Helen Jackaon ihHx.been arranging the plana, an :nlnted by Katheilue Paup, Barbara lUoUon and Carol Morton. The clarinet quartet. Norma Jo Hmlth, Loin Ijirnon, Jim Pearnon and Charlen Martin, left Uxlay to attend the National Ensemble mualo con tent In eilennburg. Wanh. They will be gone for two days and aie ac companied by faculty members, An drew Loney Jr., and John McManun. Gerald Falea leaves tomorrow for Kllensburg to compete In the vocal clean. Campaign aigns are to be seen every way you look In the KU halln and It appears an If the race for every student body office Is going to be clone. Knpeclally so In the cane of president becau.se of the large number of candldaten running, seven In all, Olen Lorenz. Bill Oouthwell. Don Zaroalnnki, Bill Mos by, Pat Williams. Gene Hanklns and Tom Edwardn. Further declinations have narrowed the candidates for HiaAI.O a Nr.HS, Klimnlh ralln, Orn, Tlli anDAT. Mar a, IMt. rata Nina yell leader down to four, Trudy Ben net, Bob Dodnon, Dorothea Cogdlll and Doloren Moon. "I bet new friends aren't any better than old ones bet they al most never are." speaks Charles Hellbronner In the senior play. "Our Town." Chuck plays the part of the I hero, George Olbbs. Ticket tor the play went on sale today, DO eenti ! for student 60 cents for adult. . Men first conceived the Idea, of ' steering their bouts with rudders by wntchlng birds In flight. , JOHN K. BAItNKS .v aj rutt Specials For Thursday, Friday and Saturday H0t SaUCe.. ,. ... 5C Biscuit Mix Peanut Butter ,..... , 35c "L,1.00 Vel or Dref t ...... 29c , Beans & Franks Phillips tin 19c No. J' i Tins Tomato Juice .,. 25c "c Tan Amrrlran 'VBaaVaaBaBBVaVaMaVBlBaBSBlaaV Spaghetti Dinner 29c I Mustard Fishers Flour rzW ..,43c r Apple Butter n ..29c Vesson Oil 85c p.. 45c F milk Keystone Soup ,.10c -ioc Tomato Juice n 10c Grapefruit Juice 1 0c spJnach Velveeta Cheese 2 ,b.85c " 10c (Limit 81 Butter (Irade A lb. 65c F White Rose ft EflflS 59l Bleach Royal Club Coffee , 43c I '"a-M"c PRODUCE DEPARTMENT $g$ Celery Fresh Crisp Utah Type 15c .'A &i Oranges ife' ji'vi''yr s""kut ,b- Peas I'resh New J lbs. New Potatoes No. 1 A Shutter White. Q lbs. 29c 29c Radishes and Green Onions Fresh Beets and Turnips If 5C bu. 8C MEAT DEPARTMENT Beef Roast Best grndo A Chuck cuts ;.. lb. 4oC Asst. Lunch Meat Good asst. fresh cut ib. 30c Rabbits Fancy Frying lb. 57c Short Ribs Good for baking or roasting .b. 23c Pure Lard 4-lb. cartons lb. 28c Picnic Hams Small size Tenderized, lb. 39c Fine, full Flavor that Satisfies VACUUM PACKE3 A - MiSSr SMALL FRY. fresh by S&j Sii!i;tf'c ii i - . j.' iyirfswT I' MM.v name Is Gerry Srarbrotifh And I live ml 412 Oak 81. I am tt months old and my moth er buys tny food at THE PALACE MARKET because she aay. "They never fail to smile and aay Thank You." Krery employe at Palace appreciates thia comment by Gerry's mother because all of us try ao hard to please. Thanks again, Mrs. Scarbrough. GERBER'S BABY FOOD Strained ea. 7c GERBER'S BABY FOOD Chopped ea. lie BREAKFAST ITEMS POST TOAST! ES 13-oz ea. 13c CREAM OF WHEAT 28-ox ....ea. 27e H. O. OATMEAL Mb 15c KELLOGG'S PEP 8-oz 12c Colgate, Palm Olive, Peet Soaps PALM OLIVE SOAP Bath liie 2 bart 29c VEL 33c PEETS Granulated 46c SUPER SUDS 33e CASHMERE BOUQUET 2 for 25c TOMATO JUICE Fancy Del Monte 46-ox. 24c NEW POTATOES Shafter whites, 1'$ Ib. 5c' Meat Department Short Ribs, A and AA Ib. 27c Tenderized Smoked Picnic Hams lb. 39c Leg o' Lamb, trimmed and shanked Ib. 57c Shoulder Lamb Roast Ib. 44c Lamb Chops, loin ....lb. 69c Lamb Chops, rib Ib. 59c Plenty of Colored Hens and Fryer Every Day Is MOTHER'S DAY at the Palace Market where every effort Is made to make her bir Job easier. Fresh, froien and canned food oven fresh bakery prod uctstop quality meats, fish and poultry -the finest milk, cream, butler and ens Ice, cream labor saving cleaning aids all under one roof tor quick, easy shopping. And her day-ln, day-out savings provide those "little extras" that mean so much. No wonder tor 35 years Klamath Falls mothers have saved countless hours, energy and money at XlZiT' 1 NO OTHER. CEREAL SETS FROM TOASTING OVEttS TO TABLES SO FAST. MB FRESHER 6 SURE YOU GET Trie OHGINAL KELLOGGS COM FLAKES IN THE WHITE, m, AND GREEN PACKAGE, kculu ea Faatiu sue. tni aaxnai aVUTMSSKMTUat , tla?T It) If UUMl . UOR mm - - - I New Peas ,c. Radishes and Gr. "c Onions ..... 5c f nriimhpr? 8u,rbrrlM- chemes. VULUIimCI J 4 r Watermelons, Each 1 wL Eugene Asparagus J ( Swift' . Tomato Juice, , v 46-oz. tin ...:...;:'.23c: Morrell Snack, 12-oz. tin 39c Grape Juice, Churchs Pint bottle 21e BHD) y )T3M3MZ USf PIT Milk IN All VOUt COOKIN0 Beef Roasts, A grade lb. 42e Rib Steaks Ib. 55c Fresh Ground Beef Ib. 35c Wieners, skinless lb. 39e Bologna and Liver Sausage Ib. 39c Spiced Chopped Ham ..lb. 59e Roasting Hens, fresh, colored., Ib. 39c XPeefs Granule J ' Laraa. I Granulated Soap, Large pKg ioc ( L i Palmolive, , Reg. bar... .2 for 19c Palmolive, Bath size ..2 for 27c I HI - CHOCOLATES Winstel Mb. box 1 J5 Hamilton's Mb. box 1.49 Hi-Ho Crackers .. .Mb. box 26c Chetz-lt , ...2 pkgs. for 29c Spaghetti, Golden Grain, 13V4-0Z 10c Pat Fried Chicken Broadcait: May 10, 1947 -Hi wft 3 tablcipoem flour 1 cup Pet Milk 1 No. 2 (a ps 2 ' iMipooei alt Put chicken into bowl with milk and let soak 2 hours. Drain; savt milk for gravy. Sprinktt Hi wasp, talt and tht pepper over chicken. Brown tlow ly in i i in. hot shortening. Removo chicken; keep hot. Drain off all but 2 tableip. fat from pan. Blend in flour, remaining V teasp. salt and few grains pepper. Add ?4 cup liquid off peas; stir and boil 2 min. Add re maining milk and drained peas. Heat. Serve with chicken. Makes 4 servings. Vn iT'il'f .YWi PET MIL, tall tin. 12c Chow Chow in Del Monte 12-oa. jar lUt Kraft Dinners 1!i-oi. pkg 13c Rose Peanut Butter No Oil Separation Cream or Chunk Style V Ravioli, IXL, No. 1 tall tin :..17c Enchiladas, IXL, No. 1 tall 27c Syrup, Berryland, Maple flavored Qt. 39c Libby's Fruit Cocktail, No. 2'i tin 39c Pork & Beans, Van Camp's, No. 2Vi tin.. .. 25c Tomato Soup, Campbell's, 10Vi Tomato Sauce, Hunt's, 8-oz. tin -OX.........3 for 29e 4 for 25e Empress Coffee, drip or reg.. Del Monte Coffee Mb. tin 49c .Mb. glass 45c Crackerjack, package Cheese, Mellowest Apple Sauce, Starr ......:... 5c Ib. 49c No. 2 tin 19c Grapefruit, Del Monte Fruit Mix .... Olives, Lomirada, med. ripe.. No. 2 tin 19e ..No. 2 tin 29e No. 1 tall tin 35c Sliced Dill Pickles, Del Monte.. Seedless Raisins Standby Prunes ...... 24-oz. jar 39c 15-oz. pkg. 19c ..... ..2-lb. jar 49e Corn, Pictsweet, No. 2 tin 3 for 49c Peos, Royal Club, No. 2 tin......l...2 for 39c Beans, Royol Club, fancy. .....No. 2 tin 23c Peas, Rosedale, Special No. 2 .....2 for 25c Tomatoes, Del Monte, solid pack, No. 2s .'..; ..,....:..25e Spinach, Wollo Walla .......No. 2'a tin 19c Corned Beef, Best Ever..... ...13-oz. tin 25c Wesson Oil, qt. bot 83c Pt. bor.....43c m 39e Lb. jar i M'TiL
