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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 26, 1947)
HST Vetoes Wool Price Support Bill WANIIINtlTON, June tl lIV- I'realdeiit Truman (una? veined tin wool prim niiipnrt bill because h milil II would liny "mi adverse ef fect on our International rrlalluna." Tim measure would hum contin ued luvrrnmriit priori on wool at present level and aiillinrlsrd the urealrtent to bowl tarlffa or restrict import l( foreign wool or wool product pushed down doniNtlo prim, "The enactment of lw provid ing lor aditltlimnl barrier lo the linimrtntlun o( wool t tile very moment when till government I tiikliia til leading part III United Nation conference t tleneva" to reduce trido barrier "would be a liaflo mistake." Mr. Truman aald. Mhuk ( added In a inraiai lo con irraa: "It would be a blow to our leader (hip In world affair. "It would be Interpreted around Hie world a a II rut ttep on thai ame road to econnnilo laolatlonlant flown which we and other counlrle traveled after the firm world war with aurh disastrous coiuequencea. "I cannot approve turn an action." T veto wa the third major one till coimrrwlunal teuton. He previously had vetoed a tax reduction bill and Ul Taft-Hartley labor bill. Atom Power Hearing Held WASHINGTON. June IS Iffy-The lOMlbllliy that atoinlo power may ioiiiiete with hydroelectric energy In price within Ira than SO year waa auKireated to a aenale commit tee Wednesday by Senator Downey iU-Callf.l He asked Vaud O. Laraon. recla mation bureau planning engineer, at a senate reclmimtlnn aubcnmmltlee hearing on the oU5.000.000 Central Arlrona project, If he thought the poulbllltlea of atomic power would interfere with power revenue re lied on the repay cotulructlon I COM. Hrnntor McParland D-Arl In terrupted to eay Anton would as ure a market for the power If nec essary. Downey recalled that the govern ment required firm power con tract fur Hoover dam production before It would conttruct that itruc turr. MrFarland replied that he did not favor auch a procedure for Cen tral Anion. "8uch contract," he aald, "would harwtlran flitnr Hues siifh mm vw I Indiutrle. and place them at the mercy 01 ine Dig power companies. Turn those no-lonirer-ued article Into caih now I Herald and New Want Adi r Inexpensive and bring quirk remit. (MUX BAIT HALT LAKK CU V, June 39 ll') Nluoty-nlna year ago the seiiitulls Just swarmed Into the Halt Lake valley without provocation to fcwit on the cricket that threatened the crop of the Mormon pioneer. However, till year, when a new t'JOO.OOO monument will be unveiled to celebrate the arrival of the mine pioneer, the coinmlailon In charge 1 asking for bread donation lo caller near the statues and attract the gull. I-U kl.Kl) MKI.ON ANDAKKO, Ukla., June it M' Jack Mcl.au. took loving enre of the lune melon on hi on watermelon vine. But he returned from work the other day and went out to make hla customary evening Inipectlon and the melon waa gone. Mr. McLana had decided to pickle what h thought w a cu cumber a a pecll treat fur Jack Jr. Timber Land Bids Opened PORTLAND, Ore., June 39 lPi-A major experiment In "Improvement" timber cutting the firm on a large rale In the Paclflo Northwest 1 planned under a Juue 30 bid call Issued today by the United BUte foreat service. HUH will be opened here on 7. MO .000 feet of timber, having an appraised value of IID.2M. located on five tract In the Caacade head experimental foreat of the Buialuw nation! foreat on the Central Ore gon roast. Phil A. Hrlegleb, chief of Ihe ex periment station dlvuion of man agement rrwarrh, aald the cutllug will be under the supervision of the tatlon with record kept to deter mine operating coal or varlou log ling method a well a annual record to allow effect of the cutting and growth response of Ihe re maining aland. Home areaa wilt be cleared and In other there will be varlou type of Dunning, He Mid similar amallrr experi mental dudlra are under way In the Dearhutea, Blaklyou and Columbia foreat. PIERRE'S DRIVE-IN Algoma ' Richfield Got Sandwiches Fountain Service- Open 6 A. M. to A. M. i, . 701 Pino St. In Klamath Falls It's Piggly Wiggly CONTINUING OUR SPECIAL THIS WEEK-END WHILE SUPPLY LASTS! UK 1 S For rhoso who anjoy a glass of non-fortified naturally fermented table win with thoir meali or for special party occasions WELL KNOWN, NATIONALLY ADVERTISED 'PETRI' Brand The following varieties, are available: BURGUNDY- ZINFANDEL- CLARET SAUTERNE Half Gallon Jugs . . . a. D The or high quality California Table Winei and yoVH want a cate of 6 jugs at t him low price. ALSO NOTE OUR LOW PRICES ON BEER BY THE CASE: OLYMPIA BLITZ ACME LUCKY LAGER HEIDELBERG RAINIER (in cant) Cose of 24.. $J35 SCHUTZ BEER... case of 24 . . . $4.60 COLUMBIA ALE .. case o$ 24 . ... $3.75 FOR SAFE, SAHITARY Quart AMD BEAUTIFUL FLOORS Tilt IZutStX $144 WAX Free! PINT TIN Franklin's Wax (SSe Value) With Each Quart Tin Purchased. Water Resistant. Anil-Slip, No-Rub r ,l. - IIP SATURDAY. JUNE 28th - 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. FOOD MARKET AND HARDWARE Served All Day FREE Coffee Do-Nuts Ice Cream MALIN, OREGON Louie and Frances cordially invite you to come in and inspect our completely modernized store. This includes new vegetable, fruit, dairy, and frozen foods display cases, new shelving and display islands throughout the grocery and hardware departments. A self service system for your shopping convenience. Door Prizes to Lucky Numbers j "SH0P AT KalintA k EVERYDAY LOW PRICES." 1912 ---1947 A note of thanks to all our customers in appreciation of your busi ness and for your cooperation in helping us to serve you. MALIN MERCANTILE CO., INC. MR. AND MRS. A. KALINA. TBH'BBDAT, js 1, t, Pr W . Willi EE2D tear W i , 1 Thank you, Klamath Falls and community for the wonderful response to the opening of our new Super Market. We will endeavor to give you at all times quality merchandise at the lowest possible prices, courteous service in all Emil't Stores. Thank you again. Emil's. CANE SUGAR 1M Lb. WHITE SATIN Mf Lb. No Limit 8?8 Coca-Cola , to carton 25c (Plu bottle depoelt) Peanut Brittle 1J-M. bar 29c Luxy Bar c. 8peeUI 3 , 10c Peacock Chocolates l lb. box 69c Nestles Morsels VSJTIT 25c Mayonnaise f-ox, pkf. Bet rood. Flnt ar M Pint Jar Tomato Juice Del Rof ue it-oz. tin ... . 20c Cae 2.29 PEAS Del Monte No. 2 tin ... 15c Picnic Sandwich June 28, 1947, 1. Peanut Relish Sandwich ', rum DaBtM hMW tA r A ' . cup P Milk C.1..V pitUm Mix tofeiher thoroughly peanut but- L.r,,m'"t Stir in P'cltl 'h. Makea lurficicnt for 4 large, double Bandwtchei, Finely cut aweet picklei can alio be ued. 2, Combination Sandtriche ii ormijtmm Ammf , Umtmmmm nmwik ., UMm 'k'm . ttm rnrnk) -V. u P M.Ik Kotnnl', 71 imipm Art ' I unci, mmmt' aawurd Mix together chrew, milk, muau.d and paprika. Cook and itir over boil ing water until .mooch. Cover and cool. Stir in lunch meat. Make suffi cient for 4 Urge, double sandwiches. Frankfurters, wieners, bologna or left-over cooked meat can be used. PET MILK Tall Tin 2 for 23c Peanut Butter Sunny Jim 25-oz. jar 49c 49c : Me Fruit Cocktail Oold Winner. No. 3! can 35c Fruit Cocktail Llbby'i No. 1'i can 39c Tea Garden Syrup P nt ,,. 24c ThriftymiX por making blaculU., H-os. pif. TOC Hominy Burb.nk n0. j tm .. 2 , 25c Spaghetti r10"' 14c Pork & Beans v.n c.mP-.. . un i 14c Formay Shortening :: 3 L 1.09 Wesson Oil m, . 79c Coffee ?1X 35c Peets!u'80'p- 43c Baby FOOd chowd or .trained 2 can. 15C Cocktail Juice No. X Tin ..L. tin Peach Nectar Del Mont 303 glass No., a tin Del Mont. Whole Kernel worn 25c - iu 10c 19c CHEESE , Brookfleld Tillamook American lb. 59c 2-lb. loaf 85c COTTAGE CHEESE Vi pint . - . . . . 15c Pint .1 . . . 25c U-O. Tin 33' Clorox Pint bottle . 5c Palmolive Soap Reg. bar Vel Package 19c 29c Dog Food - 9. Red Heart Can WW MEATS Bur Vour Meat at Emll'a Prieea Arc Always Compelltlve and Quality la of the Beet. Picnic Shoulders q8uX Lb45c FryerS Fresh colored. Lb 59C Veal Steak Shoulder. A trade. Lb. 39c Wieners STS 39c Beef Roasts TTl. 48c II Swllt's Premium Q riamS Tenderized. Lb OTC Salt Pork Lean and Meaty. Lb. 39c Veal Patties Ready to fry. Lb. 49c Fresh Fruits and Vegetables T2C Lettuce Lb. Watermelons 4c Cantaloupe Guaranteed ripe. Lb. 10c Celery Utah Type, Extra Fa t-L D. Wren DCUni Tender. ... lb. Lb 12c Crisp and - Oflj a.lb.a W For Canning Marktr Price Apricot, Nectar Bertie, Yranffeerrle., Kpbrrte ALL VEGEXABLES GARDEN HEM . , Canada Dry Sparkling Water 15c Bottle (Plus Deposit)
