THURSDAY, JULY 17, 194
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE THREE
Governors Give Marshall
Vote Of Confidence. But
No Specific Approval
HALT lAKK fXI'V. July 11 M'i
Heeretary of Male Marshall hull
votn of "faith mill confidence" from
the ntliin' governors today but li
larked miy specKle approval of Ilia
pUn for (he rconnnilo rebuilding of
Kurope.
Turning lo a day's piny after end
liil tlirlr business session, governor
generally Interpreted a foreign pull'
ey resolution which limy hail adopt
ed aa a reiteration of their lallh In
the wgrkaballiy of the bipartisan In
ternational policy.
Hut despite a personal plea by
Murnlmll In a Monday nliilit address
.for their backing Inr "a course of
action fully conslsumt Willi our own
national Interest and yet equally
considerate of the Incalculable slake
which thin country Iibh In the preser
vallnn of KuriiiM-nn civilisation."
Ilulwark of Freedom
llecoiinllnii the hltirtcl Ainorl
cnu (mill for preservation of liull
vldunl liberties, llm resolution snld
Hint the United Hint stands to
day aa "tho bulwnrk of liumnn free
dom." It Mild the nation foreign
policy "l liillinulcly related lo tho
support of our historic liberties.",
' "Therefore." Uio resolution con
tinued, "tho governors' conference
hereby asserts It conviction Hint
llm forolmi policy of thU country
transcends III Important1 all parti
san, personal or ixilltlrnl coiuldrra
tloiu and should be l all tunc
an American foreign policy, repre
sentative of, the bent In America
and representing, the United Hlatea
to the nullum of the world aa a
country that seeks pence and U
united In IU delermlnntlon to pro
tect the Innllcnable right and
prlvillge thai our cltuens itow en
joy "
ThU left room for possible future
tupport of the Marshall European
aid plan, but aa some governors ob
erred It avoided any advance en
dowment until Hie delalla are
known.
The governors' rcluctnnca to make
any kind of advance commitment
demonstrated whrn, In cloaed
session, llley pared from the orlgl
nal draft of a resolution a aecllon
declaring support for "all proper
effort" on the pari of the aecreury
of atate "to aecure peace and free
dom throughout the world."
To tome governor, particularly
republlrana, tins waa ald to apiear
too much like a blank check for
President Truman and Marahall for
a tremendous economic aid pro
gram. The broad language of the finally
approved foreign policy resolution
Immediately started corridor dis
cussion which resulted In apeeily
dentals by several governors that
H bore any "Isolationist" tinge.
Governors Thomna E. Dewey. New
York republican: W. Preston Lane
Jr., Maryland democrat; Robert
Hlue. Iowa republican, and Ralph
Gate, Indiana republican, Joined
Informally In making It clear Uiey
believe It constllutea a solid en
dorsement of tho bipartisan foreign
policy,
In a series of other resolution,
the governor endorsed universal
military trulnlug, nuking that It be
based iirlmurlly on facilities of the
HHilonul gunrd.
They called fur congressional ac
tion to establish firmly the elates'
title to mineral-rich tldeland areas.
They asked for continuing study
of how o separate Hie field of
alate and federal laaatlon.
Fishing Catch
Price Gets Okay
BEATTI.E. July 17 W A price
agreement, ranging 'rnin I'ift lo HO
a ton has been reached for pilchard
fishing off the Oregon-Washington
coast, dipt. Ed llnnrsnger, presi
dent of the Pacific Const purse
seiners association, sulci yesterdny.
1'rlco were set at 28 a ton for
July, i:iB for August 1-10, and 140
a ton (hereafter with the atlpuln
Hon Hint I lie price will become MO
Imuii'dlnlely If cntchr leld a min
imum ot it gallon of oil a ton.
CVA Legislation
Ready For Senate
WAHHINOTON. July 17 t1-
Legislation to create a Columbia
valley authority has been readied
for Introduction In the Henale by
Sen. Glen Taylor iU-lda.l, he aald
yesterday at a press conference.
Taylor said the bill follows gen
erally a similar measure Introduced
by former Hen. Hugh Mitchell (D
Wash.i. but Includes some changes
suggested by discussion of Mitch
ell's bill.
Hot Dog Licks Cool Cubes
Her name Is Happy and she's only two year old, but she knew II
was s-o-o-o-o hoi yesterday. When the mercury pushed to a slnllng
7, Happy made for the lee cakes, rlhe b Hie pride and joy of Danny
llargls, son of Mr. and Mr. Kay Uargl, of Algoma. Oregon.
Poisoning
Cases Told
PORTLAND? July 17 MV-Beveral
case of child poisoning from drink
ing home-use permanent wave so
lution were reported here today
and official said the problem could
be serious because chemical analy
se are required In each case before
an antidote can be prescribed.
Dr. N. A, Dnvld, professor of
pharmacology at the University of
Oregon medical school, made the
first report of the neveral cases.
Iliirvcy Donnell, manager of the
Prank Nnu pharmacy, pointed out
that the solutions harmless when
used properly have an agreeable
odor and taste and hence children
occasionally are attracted to drink
them.
Because regulation do not re
quire Ingredient to be listed on
label, analyses must precede treat
ment, he said. Borne of the solu
tion contain drug which act so
rapidly that delay may be fatal. He
said on hospital held a telephone
line open for an hour awaiting the
result of teat.
Dr. Harold M. Erlckaon, state
health officer, said he was Investi
gating to see what could be done.
Official meanwhile cautioned
I mother to keep all such solutions
out oi me reacn ot cnuaren.
OKACG OKAYED
WASHINGTON. July 17 fPH-The
senate voted yesterday to confirm
the appointment of Albert C. Drang.
Salem, Ore., as postmaster there.
Classified Ad Bring Result.
Longshoremen
Rap Communists
NEW YORK. July 17 7IV- The
International Longshoremen' as
sociation lAPLi pledges to support
any government policy that would
call for a shipping boycott against
'totalitarian and aggressor nations."
The 400 delegates to the ILA's 34lh
convention, representing stevedore
on the east and gulf coast, unan
imously adopted a resolution late
yesterday containing the union oner
of supMrt. President Joseph P.
Ilyan said Hie union was not "trying
to map the policies of our govern
ment for our national leaders" but
"we want to be ready."
The resolution, naming no specific
countries, staled that within Hie
labor movement there were "agents
whose loyalty I not to the nation of
which they are citizen, but to an
alien power."
Hood River To
Vote On Memorial
HOOD RIVER. July J7 iIV City
council wax exiiected to go ahead
with plans for a 1100,000 living
memorial for war veteran at next
Monday' meeting as the result of
voter approval of a 140.000 -bond
Issue,
The vote Tuesday, approving the
Issue 203 to 101, was made when cost
of the work advanced from (60.000.
for which bonds In the amount were
voted In 1945. to the 1100.000 tout).
Construction wa delayed by gov
ernment regulation.'
umm Miht
Values to 6.95
L1E0)M
525 Main St.
Hall Resigns
Polio Council Job . x
PORTLAND, July 17 JPh-Mr. F.
W. Blum, Portland, will succeed Eu
gene W. Hall, Portland, a the Ore
gon representative for the National
Foundation for Infantile Paralysis.
Hall has resigned. Mr. Blum ha
been secretary of the Multnomah
county chapter and state advisor
for women's activities.
Make your spring cleaning pay off.
Sell those still useful but no longer
needed article through The Herald
and New Want Ads.
That Aluminum Building Is
Hamilton s
ml. N. on Bend lly.
lo 11 p. m.
BREAKFAST
DINNER
I U BREA
T7 LUNCH
- s ' c.A, -,m ,rin f,y
Easy to apply on wood,
concrete or linoleum.
Dries quickly. Won't
spotwhite.Standshard
use and rt
scrubbing:. IH qt
GENERAL PAINT STORE
S15 Main St,
Phone U2S
From where I sit ... ly Joe Marsh
Sam Helps with
the Dishwashing
Dropped In at In Aberaalhy's
Just lh other evening and there
waa Sam, out In the kitchen with urn
apron on. helping his missus wash
the aopper dishes. (And Ihea I
learned later he'd helped cook the
supper, loo.)
Of course, Sam could have set
tled into his favorite chair, en
Joyed hi evening glaoa of beer,
and left all the messy kltchenwoik
to Dixie. Out he kind of likes her
company and she In turn cer
tainly appreciates hi help.
la fact, skarlng the heasework
and the mealtime chorea Is sort of
a bond between them . . like shar
ing that friendly glaas of beer to
gether, when the work Is done. It's
one of those little afl'lmporlant
thing In marriage.
From where I sit, the time that
a man and wife can spend with
each other in this busy world today
I all too precious. And the more
things they can do together, the
better.
Copyright, 1947, Vnitti States Brrutrs Fnundatiom
In Klamath Falls It's
PDGGLY WAGGLY
Starr Brand Frozen Peaches
l ib. pkgs.
15c
Your last chanco to buy these) ot this low. pric. Better put a doien or two
in your locker for use next winter.
FROZEN RASPBERRIES
10-lb. tin
3.89
FROZEN STRAWBERRIES . 4.29
With tugor added. Make 'your own preserves and Jellies.
PRUNE JUICE
Suniweet brand
quart bottle
15c
AUNT SUE'S DRY CLEANER A-
Have on your dryi cleaning bill gallon tin only 0"C
FRANKLIN FLOOR WAX 1 wrl 89c
With oach quart tin purchased we will give you a pint tin Rubber Gloss
Self-Polishing Wax.
PAPER TOWELS rol, 15c.
METAL PAPER TOWEL HOLDERS .,35c
Flour
M-lk. bag 3.89
Drifted Snow or Gold Medal
Aunt
Dinah
Molasses . . ol. bottle 15c
Hershey's Chocolate Syrup
16 oi. tin 15e . No. 10 tin 1.98
Enjoy this fine Chocolate Syrup on your ice cream
Del Monte Catsup
large 14-01. bottle
23c
CLOSED SUNDAYS
PIGGLY WAGGLY
701 PINE
618 MAIN STREET1
rHE EiiroiM'S ffiEMST
MEN'S ALL WOOL
Tweed Suits
19.50
1 Regularly $35.00. Reduced almost 50 to clear!
MEN'S ALL WOOL
Leisure Coats 5.00
Values to $19.85! Choice of colors. A pre-war price!
Straw Hals VS
2 PRICE
Every summer straw in the store at this price. See them!
I ill Mills
...00
For work or dress. All sizes in stock.
Rayon and Cotton-
DRESS
SOCKS
Reg. 35c
Now $ 00
5 pairs.
It beats anything offered lately!
Reg. 6.95
All Wool
SKI
SWEATERS
NowSj95
Reduced 50 to clear! Come and
see them!
Reg. 24.50
SPORT
COATS
Now $1A00
All wool coaU for men. Sensational
' rallies.
Reg. 10.85
MEN'S
DRESS SLAX
Now $95
All wool tweeds and flannels. Priced
far below cost ,
, Levi Strauss '
Long Sleeve
SWEATERS
Now $295
White slipovers. All ize.
Men's
Swim Trunks
Values to $5.00
Now
$45 $J95
McGreror, Gantnervand B.V.D.
Ineluded in stoek
One Lot
ALL WOOL
SWEATERS
Values to $5.95
Now $J69
Long- sleeve models. A value not
to miss.
Men's
Sport Shirts
Now $00
An unheard-of-price for these ,
quality shirt.
Reg. 3.95
Men's Plain
Color Dress
SHIRTS
Now $ J95
In blue, frey or rreen. All slic.
Come early.
One Lot
Men's
Work Pants
Now $00 pair
While they last! Buy several pairs
for future usel
Men's
Briefs and
Athletic Shirts
Now )Oc each
29'
Just think of It! Shirts and briefs
at a 1941 price!
Boys'
DRESS
PANTS
Values to 6.95
Now$j99
Brinr the boy In snd outfit him
during our greatest summer sale.
Shop ' 'The Emporium, 618 Main First
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