Dentists To
Meet
Attend
i
rvo Klamath Falls dentist linvi
KJamatli (Inuiily Dlslrlut Drill ul
lliflt'iy ni 1"" oiwi milium nirvuilg
if lilt OII'K'Hl HlHlK Urllt 111 BSSO'
rial Ion June ft In 7 III Portland.
'I'lirv Mid Hr. I'lillUp Cole mid Dr.
A C). ClnrlirliiK.
A group ' nationally prmnliirnl
Inuli'i In Hi ftnnlnl timlrsslnii,
lirnilrd liy Dr. llrriiluirn (liilillru.
IIiiIIh. In'., will deliver lectures at
I hi- inrcim. Dr. Cliillllcb, a grail
unln lit lit University nf Vlrnlin
milt professor ol oral pnlhnlogy mill
rrnriri'li Hiiylnr university, will
niiruk mi "DcnUI Curies unci Perlo.
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A feature of the convention will
lie clinics rniHlurli'cl by several Ore
inn mill WaslilnuUin dentist.
Kr-ulstratlnn nf iMi-iiBlr will be
un nt 7 ii. in. June I In tlic Mult
niiiiuiii lintel. A preliminary mcct
llll nf III llnllsn nf ilrlcgnlr I
rhrdiilrtl for .tune 4 In the Mfdl-rnl-IM-ntnl
hullillliil. Officer will
Im elected on the second day uf the
meeting.
Stores Lose
Beer License
pOll'I'LANa Mny 20 tm Knur
griK'irv stores it tlieir licenses fur
nil' nf bottled beer In Kill liquor
control commission action yesterday
mid tlir rommlMlnn unld atlicr vlnla
t tout by "ill" to minor would con
tinue lo dmw similar ix-nnlllm.
jrcvlmilv the enforcement board
7f reroiiimcmlrd 30-day sii'neii
linn. Kevoretlons Inrliidrd: Wood
ruff Having Center, Halrm.
Timberlliie lodgi on Mount Hood
Inst It" nperatlna ItrniM fnr 30 daya
on a rlininn nf lllrgal sale nf liquor
bv tlc drlnlc acrnne Hie bar. The two
nffrnding bartenders have since bran
dlarharard. the board tinted.
Huipenalona Included: Onlille's.
Hllvrrton, in daya for disorderly
premises; Thomas B Hill, Frank K.
Htaff, Wlllamlna, 10 daya, tale to
minor.
Midwest Shivers,
Alaska Swelters
CHKiAOO. May 3 iITi The
Midwest shivered in uiueaMinal tern-
tieraturr yrntcrday while. Alaska
kfd In midsummer best.
The natlnn'a cold it Tick
man. N. I) , near Hie Canadian bor
der, where the mercury dipped to IS
above,
In Fairbanks. Alaka, the high
yenterday was M while Anchorage
reported M above.
Girl Injured By
Falling Log
WARnKNTON. May J i-f
Marlon llrona, It. waa In a hospital
today wlih Injuries received when
a log toppled from a truck near
Itnrkaway onto an automobile In
which she and alx other Warrenton
limll achool glrla were riding.
I hr group was en route to a
sophomore rlns picnic. The others
suffered minor ln)iirlrs.
WHY WE SAY
fBED OF ROSE
k iUH I COUIHt i l 4 ItAWION
B E I I aS
1"
7
ll km one lime the cualom of llie
" nrallliy S) liarilci lo alcrp on niallreaa-
. ' " ft alulTed with roafi and 10 even tolny"1
we aay 'lied of roaea" lo mean an eaty,
romforlalilc! anil Iroiible-free life.
KlaiiialliFljiiiglews
Reds Accuse
Officials
nUOAPEBT, Hungary. Muy 2 ll'i
A Ii Ik it Ilungiirlaii anurce laid to
day that the liiiMlmui, In an olllcliil
note, liad accuaed Prime MlnlnUir
Pnreno Nngy and two other official
nf complicity In a recent plot to
overthrow Hungarlun "democracy"
Till Informant Identified the two
other official H ForclKn MlnUter
Jano Oyungyonl and Dcla Varga,
penkcr of the Iioumj.
All three men are members of the
antl-communlat amallholdere party.
A government announcement on
May 14 aald Nagy would leave that
day for a three-week vacation In
BwlUerlnnd and that Deputy Pre
mier Mntyiui ltnkonl. a communist,
would be left In charge. Private
source In Budapeit said Nagy prob
ably would stay, longer than three
week.
The government announcement
followed by two days reports that
Nagy waa planning to leave for
Switzerland and Pari to stall off
another communlst-liisplred "crisis"
In lilt coalition government.
Juvenile Hearing
Set For Youth
ASTORIA, May 29 Iff) A juvenile
hearing will be held here to Invest!-
fiate a report that a 16-year-old boy
lad forced two 9-year-olds to lash
one another and then shot at them.
Judge Ouy Hoylngton called the
hearing after fcttate Police Bet. Ken
tieaiea said the boy, a resident of
the Lewis and Clark district, forced
the boys at gunpoint to whip each
other with a switch, then fired sev
eral rifle shots near them.
Woodworkers Agree
On Pay Boost
LEWIBTON, Idaho, May Wth
tentative agreement, subject to un
ion ratification, calling for a Vb
cent hourly wage Increase retroac
tive to April 1, was reached yester
day by the CIO International Wood
workers of America and Potlalch
PCresU, Inc.
Further negotiations are provided
on the question of eliminating a 7 '4
cent differential between Pacific
coast fir and coast fir and Inland
pine operations.
In If 1
wutTTumLiown
Hueceasful Breakfast
Redmond, Prinevllle and Bend
were represented at the pilots'
breakfaM at the local hangar Bun
clay, when about W were served
frmn Pilot Inn.
In the Kedmoud group were Dick
nallaiHlue. J. 11 HoberU, Harold C.
Clapp. Milton L. Odem, Phil Dahl.
Ham Johnson. Forrest Cooper, Ed
Hprure, Kugene MrC'lure. Mary Conn
llrown. Bob Ballantlne, Al Urle,
Fred Bear, Del Allen, Btuart Trout
man. Fred Dalton and 1,. E. Davis.
Bend waa represented at the
breakfast by Ijirry Irmo, Jim
Chamberlain, Al Rrlksen. Lloyd
Meyer, Oeorge Llneter. Kenneth
Bull and Norman Nickelson.
Pilot and passengers from Prine
vllle were Marvin Puddy and Pal
Lydnn In a Ceiuiia. Kay Tliompson
and Barbara Thompson In a Pler
Cub. F.lmer and EtJiel Schultx and
Helen Thompson In a Piper Cruiser.
Clauile and Mvrlle Williams and
Kenneth and Vesta Plercy III a
Btlnion Voysger.
The Redmond contingent hopped
In, breakfasted and flew out before
the others arrived. Bend came In
neat and right en Its heels. Prine
vllle. Plans for a meeting were
scotched by the spotty arrivals.
Khorl Hope
Harold McPherson and Kit Car
son flew to Stockton, Calif., Satur
day In a Iwlii-eiiglned Ceasna. tak
ing Cllve McPherson with them.
Clive picked up his Ercoupe al the
Htnckton airport and returned In It
Sunday morning.
Mike Houser, district malinger for
Hstrwsy store, left last Thursday
morning on a routine company field
Hip lo llernilston, Pendleton. Enter
prise anil Burns In his Krcoupe, re
turning home Saturday noon.
ll
Memorial Day
fly FAKL VIIITI.O K
ft Is good thai tills Memorial
Day, originally act aule to honor
our soldier ana
isllor dead, ha
been broadened
lo bring honor to
ALL those who
have pasted on
and who lie at
peace In the
thousands of cem
eteries nf our
land. For each of
ther.e dead has
contributed to the
nation's progress
In a greater or
Mavbe in the E'l Whltlock
liumulo lives nf many of them,
there were no newspaper headlines,
Maybe they hnd no slightest claim
to fame. But the folks they knew
loved them. The words nf kindness
or wisdom they spoke have Influ
enced others to greater kindliness
and greater wisdom. Indeed, I have
known fnmlllca, and also have you,
where, the sayings of tome long
Igone forebear were still a very ac
tivei and powerful guide to the
family thinking and action
This la a good day to consider
our Inheritance an Inheritance of
bravery and sacrifice on the part
of the men who dlnl In battle, and
an initcrltiince of rugged, Ameri
can individualism from those who.
In their more peaceful Uvea helped
lo guide their families and their
own communities along the paths
V right . living, and so helped to
ifiixo America great.
Next Monday Mr. Whlllock of
he Earl Whltlock Funeral Home
I'M comment on "Another Ten
3ommainlments."
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Air Tour To Go
In Four Flights
PORTLAND, Ore., May M W
Private planes participating In an
air tour of three states next month
under chamber of commerce sixm
sorslilp will operate In four flight.
L. 8. Whit, committee chairman,
reported the groups will leave four
Portland airports June 34, lunch at
Yakima and spend that night in
Walla Walla, The pilot will fly
to Pendleton tor breakfast, then
split up to visit La Grande and
Baker for lunch, spending the night
of June 25 at Boise. The groups will
again spilt June 36. have lunch In
Lakevlew and Bend, spend that
night In Klamath Falls and Medford
and lunch the next dav at Eugene,
w here the lour will end.
SCRAP
PORTLAND. Ore., Mny 39 (Pt
The passenger-cargo ship Arrow,
aground al Ocean Park, Wash., will
be sold for scrap next month by the
U. S. maritime commission. Bids
will be opened June 4 In Washing
ton, D. C.
a :'ir
"My mom't sure pH"
When I get tired of drinking ill my
milk, she: never saya, "You drink it or no
dessert!' like some mothers. She just
gives me a swell rennet-custard dessert
an' tells me to lal the rest of my milk
an' evcrybody't happy!"
It't easy to make milk into rennet-
custards with "Junket" Brand Rennet
Powder or Tablets, for you do no cook
ing. They're not only fun to cut the
rennet eniymc makes the milk easier to
digest, too. And the whole family en
joys light, tasty rennet-custard desserts.
Make rennet-custards with either
'Junket" Rennet Tablets not sweet
ened or flavored add sugar and flavor
lo lasts; or Junket Rennet Powder-
six flavors, already sweetened. Both at
all grocers. For free sample of "Junket"
Rennet Tablets, write Junket Brand
Foods, Division of Chr. Hansen' Lab
oratory, Inc., Dept. N-3, Little Falls,
n. y.
"JUNKET Fmaxlng Mix
BRAND QitlA fwlfl
tOODS DwhhDtiMrt
"JllNKKTllllltrailr.mirknrr:hr.UknMii'i I
f.ihortttrf, liy., for lu rnt ladelhcr j
araSucj,uidlirsutiwllstfcsU.S.adt,ai
Four Ercoupct are expected to
leave here in formation for the
June 1 convention In Pendleton ol
the Bafcway Employes association.
Pilots and passengers will be Mike
and Margie . Houser, Penny Payne
and Ague Ocddcs, Mr. and Mrs.
Rolsn Nelson of Medford and Mr.
and Mrs. James Scotu
Heel For I nlled
United Air Lines will toon have a
fleet of 139 planes whose engines
together will produce nearly two
thirds of a million horsepower, ac
cording to a lobulation released to
day by the company.
By early fall, when United ha in
operation It entire fleet of 35 four
englned Malnlluer 300', the total
horseiower of Dies ships, plus that
of the it Malnllner 330 a and 78
twin-engined Malnllner 180's, will
be 831.000.
lignal Lights
Two red blinker light have been
Insulted al the airport recently, lo
cated al runway Intersections 1838
and 1433. These lights are used for
signaling planes uikliur off and
landing lo hold them In position
and avoid traffic tie-ups In the air,
the airport manager, W. B. Whit
comb Jr., explained.
Pilot Lost, But
Finds Position
SEATTLE, May 39 1',-A!l air
craft sesreh-and-rescue agencies In
Western Washington were alerted by
the CAA last night as a Texas pilot,
flying from Medford, Ore., here In
a trainer craft, became lost over
"some city" and radioed for help.
The Sand Point naval air station
ground-controlled approach system
went Into action and McChnrd field
was called upon to "flash every
light." The pilot finally found his
position and landed here al 2:30
a. m.
Classified Adt Biln. Results.
PILES
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED
NO TAIN NO HOSPITALIZATION
Ns ! Tin
Pvraisntot asiaiul
DR. E. M. MARSHA
Cblraprtrti rbrtlflUa
ttt N. ?tt Kaoalr Taeslr Biff
Directors Talk
Senate Bill
Klamath County chamber of com
merce directors discussed briefly
senate bill No, 1185 at yesterday's
meeting. The measure, which was
Introduced by Senator Ouy Cordon,
provides for the disposal of materials
on public land. The measure la of
special Interest to Klamath county,
according to Chamber Manager
Charles Stark, because of several
lot of timber which will be affected
by the bill. It was referred to the
Industrial development committee.
Due to the absence of President
Phil Hitchcock, Verne Moore, vice
president, conducted the meeting.
Appointment to the finance com
mittee were announced. It being the
only full committee yet appointed.
Member are J. W. Kerns, chair-
raAI.O NtWS, Klsnstk galls, Oes, TmmtDAT, Msr , 111. fan Mat
man; K H. Thompson, director;
R. D. Rakestraw, treasurer; X, H.
Balslger, A. M, Collier, Frank Drew,
John L, Fowler. E. A. Oeary, O. J.
Hllyard, K. O. Klahn, W. E. Lamm.
Oeorge Mclntyre, Al Oine and Wil
liam W. Patterson.
A Tlfle which hat Ita sight ad
Justed for shooting over Itvtl
ground will normally shoot high.
The bullet will strike above lu alas
when shooting up or down steep
slopes. B porta Afield.
"Your Health la
Basinets"
Out
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a Babbitted and
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inclusive
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ISillliy
Coffee Sf
I SUB . Hills
Maiwell House
J I SehUUnta, 8W, I
Ik' Golden West and I
V Empreas M
Mucoa
m Margarine, Q.
I Found. 0C 1
i Borene I
Soap Granules i
Lamlrada, No. 1 tall,
OUres, med. sixe ..: 15e
8W Pitted Ollret,
Eitra, larce. No. 1 tall 49e
Boaedale Peat, Extra Stan
dard No. t tin 1 1 or X5e
Frnlt CoektaO, Winner,
No. ZH tin
.ISo
Pears, Hants. No. J i tin lie
Mixed Fruits, Granny's,
No. ! tin Me
Apple Sauce, Starr, '
No. I tin 19e
Grapefruit. Del Monte,
No. Z tin 19c
Tomato Soup. Campbell's,
Utt-ox. tin i tot 29e
Spinach. Walla Walla.
No. t tin
-15o
Pancake Srrnp, Colonial,
Pt Jar tte
Chill Cob Cartw, Gebharta,
lSJi-ox. tin XI
8weet Bellah, CoUlns,
14-ox. Jar
.lie
Sardine, Prlneeaa SU-Vae,
S14-OX. tin Ue
Shrimp, wet pack,
l-oi. tin
..te
Crab Meat, fancr,
No. H tin
. lie
Roast Beef, Perrra Steaaa,
all meat, no bones,
14-ox. Un
Bine BeU Potato Chip
Kraft American Cheeae
Penthouse Meat Bella and Grary
Penthouse Batter Beans ..
.. 4-oa, pkf. M
..M-lb. pkf. V
-.15-ec ttn Me
15-ox. tin lie
Morrell Snack
'Van Camp Pork A Bean
Wax Paper, Cutrite
Libby's Corned Beet Bash .
.11-
tin Me
. No. 103 tin Ue
..US-ft. roll Me
No. t Un Ue
Choice Meats
Beef Roast
Shoulder eats. A Grade..
lb.
45c
Pork Shoulder Roast
Center cuts .. lb. 'C
Veal Roast
Fancy milk fed. A and AA Grade
Wieners
Sklnleaa ;
lb.
ib, 45c
39c
Bologna and
Liver Sausage ib. 39c
Larfe rariety of lunch meat for your week-end outLnr.
Ranchers Pride, Egg Noodles
and Turkey 3.Vx tin 49
Instant Coffee,
Maxwell House ....2-ox. jar 39c
Franco-American
Spaghetti 13J4-ox. tin 13
. Juicy Mactt
Loaf
Broadcast t
Hay 31, 194
1 0. twica fim4
VtvS Pat Milk
2 Y tablatiMoaia
ftsaty cut onioal
1 ajaspewa, aalt
14 iaaapojai papal
1 UolasrxxMi
absWaatas
WATERMELONS
Klondyke
Lb.
T
CANTALOUPE
2 for
ValencU
ORANGES
For Juice
2 lbs.
15c
25c
SnoBoy Tomatoes, Peaches, Apricots, Cucumbers, Cherries
CORN
Golden Bantam
10c
Ear
Turn on ovsn; set ac moderately
slow (350 F.). Mix togather meat,,
milk, rollsd oats, onion, salt and pap.
par. When thoroughly mixed, shape
into a loaf. Put into gnasad pan. Put
bits of shortening on top. Bake about
1 hour, or until brown. Basta occa
sionally with drippings in pan. Males
4 tarring.
Baaf, raal, lamb' ar perk or a mi
' sure of these meats can be used.
Pet Milk, tall tin 12
Kritpy Crackers,
2-lb. box 45
Best Food Mayonnaise,
Pt. jar ......47e
Cheese, Mellowest or
Kay Ib. 49
Tomato
Juice
Bunblest,
No. 2 tin .
10c
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