THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1947
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE NINE
iJueen Plans
Trail Ride
Mriiibnra of tlio Kliiniiuli Hhi llfn
posse and Kliuimtli Huddle club nre
requested tn bn Bt I lie nil port, In
unlliiriii and on horseback Biiturdny
mnriilnii nt U:MI o'clwk.
The riders will welcome Qurqn
Cluy Wllllnmanu wliu visited hero In
Proves Wonderful
For Itching Skin!
ino K Dooiur'a utnatbt liquid
01 mtt in irriiR.
ZEMO
iriMitplly r.ll.va hell of oklti irrlla.
linn, nil. iq irnai
ramw. In Hum nist.
Muy nn Qiuionl'or-A-Uuy from tlx
Miiltml network program and Queen
ICilim, cli until gucen-Kor-A-Diiy
July 30.
They will emurl the vinltom down
lown mill tliono wlnhlnic to make
tlir ride muy Hccoiiiiiiiny them lo
niiine a iiiounluln in honor ol Queen
Cluy, The two queens will leave
Lake o' tlio Woods Hlilillliy on u
horseback ride uIiiiik Hid beautiful
Hkyllno mil Ut Ml. Hood when
lliey nre expected to arrive Au
KUt 20.
Members ol the poitne mid Hud
dle club who wbih, muy muke the
entire trip.
AltllfcHirt DltOP
Arrests by city police are ruimliiK
lur below the pure net Innl yenr
when mi ull-tlmc high or 4'J(10 book
ing were recorded Hi the station.
The tolul or 11)47 to ditto In 1053,
Service Officers
School Planned
BALKM, July 31 MO-The slate
department ol veterans affairs an
noiinced today It would hold
school In Portlund Augusi d-B to
tinln county and vctermui' orgmi
ljitlon service officers.
The classes, which will be held
lit Lincoln hlKh school, lire dcslgn
cd to triilu llie officer lo assist
vetcrnim, their dependents and
beneficiaries. Instructors will In
clude alula service officers ot vet
erans' organizations, employeii of
the ntnla department ot veterans
i r f ut I'M. und rcpresentallvca of other
Mute and fedcrul agencies.
In The yy.
Day's Jews
compurcd with 'Mil for Mie flmt
even inonthii of 104)1.
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FOOD STORE
130 Main Open I a. m. to 6 p. m. Phone 5773
FREE DELIVERY!
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Pears
llunl'e. Nil. t'i II"
Lobsters '
No. ' tin
Cily deliveries leave at 9:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m.i
Suburban deliveries leava at 1:30 p. m.
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JACK
V 35c
59c
Jft. R"bberTI ' k 10c Ben Gee
It ( aunt Three pksa. I UV
Brown Bread -
Beans
Van Cainp't No. t tin
PyMak
19c
PRODUCE
Makra lull 10-lnrli pie
A'oeaanul or vanilla.
II and M
Chocolate Chips
lUker't Kor Toll Home
( ooklra
Chow Meln Dinner
Complete dinner for four.
25c Beans and Bacon
llrans and Ham. No. I tin
i'or Marshmallow Topping
' Korlele. n
19 Can Peaches Now !
' Klbrrtaa Crawfords
Karly llalra -MAHKKT
45c Green Beans
Karly llalra Itochcatrrs
MAHKKT I'KllE
Fresh, tender, 2
etrlnilcaa.
Corn on the Cob
Oatrdrn tfrrh 0 for
25c
25c
Liquid Apple Juice ,0
HAW Quart Jar ilC
HP
Quart Jar '
EVERYDAY FOOD
39C Tomatoes
, Firm, ripe 2 "
Two for One Sole
Thomos .French Dressing
Buy One Cot One Free
Limit
Frozen Food
Cotfee
Vuban
Cocoanut
Dromedary, '.-lb.
49c
19c
23c m... 49c Pineapple Juice
J1.8T AKKIVFI)
. Fresh Frozen
Chicken Salad
lb. 69c
We Will Conrin uo Our Present Store Hours 9 a. m? to 6 p. m.
CLOSED SUNDAYS ond HOLIDAYS
(Continued from Pane One)
UOili CenHiry Pox got only
und hla top hired hand iDarryl r.
Zunutkl not 1260,000.
Note that thrae aularlea were paid
for ENTERTAINING u. Tliwe who
feed, clothe and houae ua are leat
liberally rewarded.
Like everybody eloe, we puy high
oat for what we want moat.
THEHK aulurlea are hih, Itiey are
made poaalble by our palrouaKe.
Alao our old uncle with the whlnkera
tukea a atBiiKerliik cut out ot them
ut tnx-puyjiut lime. To that extent,
j the movie moffula are working for
ua. The more tuxea they pay, the
leaa we llltle people have to pay,
I (Even after Uxea they have
enough to eat and awlmmlng poola
I to keep clean In. All Americana
. have enough to eat. Uwlmmlng pooli
' are the modern hallmark of aucceaa,
ua horaea and a carriage uaed to be.j
Gates To Be Added
To Fair Grounds
SALEM, July 31 MV-Work began
on two mora entrance galea to the
unite fair, which will be held Sep
tember 1 to 7,
The gates were made neceaaary
by lost year's record crowd of 268,
000. Fair Manager Leo Splubat said
moving of the racing bams to a new
location east of the race track has
been completed. He said entries
(or the racing meet have been un
usually heavy.
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Lightning Hits
Forest Area
A small lightning storm struck
the panhandle district, east of
Crater lake at 3 a. m., today, and
thunder and lightning Is predicted
by the forest service weather sta
tion for Klamath Falls area.
By noon no lightning tires had
been reported by lookauta In the
Klamath Forest Protective associ
ation or U. 8. forest service terri
tories but all were alerted to watch
for strikes.
Forests are drying out fast from
the week-end downpour and light
ning strikes are usually spotted
throughout a large area milking
concentrated fire fighting difficult,
Hal Ogle, KFPA superintendent, ad
vised today, requesting motorists to
report any fires seen to KFPA or
forest service headquarters Immediately.
Air Units To
Stage Shows
SALEM, July 31 (Pi The Oregon
national guard's 123rd fighter
squadron will observe Air Force
Day tomorrow by flying over Port
land, Salem, Eugene and all com
munities between those cities, act
ing Adjutant General Raymond
F. Olson announced today.
Oeneral Olson said the follow
ing national guard air units now
have been activated In Oregon, all
of them based at the Portland
army air base:
M2nd fighter group headquar
ters, 123rd fighter squadron, 123rd
utility flight, M2nd aircraft con
trol and warning squadron. 242nd
air service group, headquarters de
tachment of 242nd air service
group, 123rd weather station, and
1810 engineer aviation company.
Nationally, the national guard
will have 24 fighter groups and 3
light bomber groups.
Big Lakes Box
Company Plant
Changes Hands
(Continued from Page 11
Surge W. Mason and Roscoe
Maples. These men continued as
owners and managers, the only
changes being brought about by
the deaths of Mr. Voye and Mr.
Dwlght about a year ago. At pres
ent, the officers of the company
are West, ' president: Maples, of
San Francisco, vice president, and
Mason, secretary-treasurer.
When the company was formed,
It acquired Ita present box factory
property near the Southern Pacific
viaduct. It built the mill In 1920,
at first purchasing logs from a
number of soarces, Its first major
logging operation was In 1025 on
the Klamath Indian reservation,
strangely enough in the same vi
cinity as the present Big Lakes
logging set-up In Squaw valley.
Opened Sawmill
In 1037, Big Lakes ppened a saw
mill operation at Canby, and logs
from that area were milled both
at Canby and at the Klamath
Falls plant.
Weat, Voye and Mason, the resi
dent owners, established a long
record of community and civic ac
tivity, anjl have also been promi
nent In regional lumbering circles.
West said today that the Big
Lakes owners' plans for the future
are Indefinite, but that he and
Mason will continue to live In Kla
math Falls. He said that he had
no announcement to make con
cerning the box factory, not In
cluded in the deal announced to
day. Increasingly Active
The Klamath Lake Moulding
company has become Increasingly
active in the local lumber manu
facture field in the past few years,
and has taken a leading position
In lumber re-mAnufacturing here.
Its re - manufacturing operations
are located on South Sixth street,
and Its sawmill division haa been
located at the Boy Scout mill,
where It will continue until the
change to Big Lakes on Lake
Ewauna. This firm has been active
In timber purchases In this arta,
and recently contracted to buy 60,
000,000 feet from the Umpqua na
tional forest In the Diamond lake
country. The company la now
building a logging road to bring
this timber to Klamath rails via
the Southern Paclflo from Yamsay
siding near Diamond lake Junction.
Classified Ada Bring Results,
That Aluminum Building la
Hamilton's
I ml. N. on Bend lly.
1 a. m. to 11 p. m.
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feeling hnnrisl
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ECONOMY BOX
TODAY I ,
Distributed by
H. J. Hainz Co.
Makers of the
57 Vari.tlei
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I'tipvrlitht 147
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Solon Charges
Roosevelt
WASHINGTON. July 31 P
Senator Pepper ID-Fla.) said today
an aircraft expert's appraisal of i
Howard Hughes' IMI photo-recon- I
naissance plane as "a apt wagon" j
Indicated Elliott Roosevelt had,
grounds for purportedly pushing
war-time construction of the ship. !
Pepper told a reporter he thinks
the chief question before the senate
war investigating committee In Its 1
Investigation of war-time plane'
contracts held by Hughes and Henry
J. Kaiser is whether young Roose
velt was Justified In recommending
that work on the photo ship be con-1
tlnued.
"I have no doubt that it will be I
shown that Elliott Roosevelt accept
ed entertainment from representa
tives of Hughes." the Florida sena
tor aaid. "It will be up to Roose
velt and Hughes to show thai the
plane in question was as they rep- ,
resented It."
Indian Engineers
To Visit- Oregon
SALEM, July 31 OP) Three !
engineers from the government of
India will arrive In Oregon In a lew
days to study Oregon's highway
system. State Highway Engineer
R. H. Baldock said.
Twenty-one Indian engineers are
coming to the United States to study
engineering problems, of whom 13
will study highways and bridges
under the auspices of the federal
public roads administration.
Those coming to Oregon are M. S.
Blsht. superintending engineer, pub
lic works department of the United
Provinces; M. S. Bhatla, executive
engineer, central public works de
partment; and Phanl B. Sarkar, as
sistant engineer, works and build-'
lngs department, Bengal.
Next- Year Seen As
Economic Change
PORTLAND, July 31 The na
tional economy will experience re
adjustment that will be "painful,
but not as severe" as the depression
of the '30s. a New York university
professor told bankers and business
men here yesterday.
TWO HELD
Only two new additions to the
'family" at the courty Jail, were
made In the past 24 hours, both In
dians charged with being drunk and
possession of liquor.
Leslie Clarence Stanley, 39. and
Beatrice Marie Stanley, 45, were ar
rested at Shasta way and Arthur
late yesterday afternoon by state
police.
INJURED
Bill Gordon,. 14-year-old son of
Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Gordon of 422
Main, received minor injuries when
he fell out of a tree Wednesday
afternoon.
Young Oordon wat brought to
Hillside hospital where he was found
to be suffering from a broken .wrist.
He was released after medical treat
ment at the hospital.
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rCAwnC) MARKET PRICE
Cantaloupe
Medium size
ib. 4c
EMIL'S FOR MEATS
Orice for Emil's always
for Emil's our meat' are
tops try ut and be con
vinced our prices are right
Tomatoes 4-lb. basket 39c
Extra fancy red ripe 30-lb. lug S2.39
Large Fancy Girdle
Seedless Grapes 2 25c
Fresh colored Fryers Ib. 59c
Pure. Lore) ... ... lb. 24c
Beef Roasts ............ Ib. 48c
Shoulder Cuts A Grade
Corn
Golden Bantam
Ib.
12c
Peppers
Large Bell for stuffing. Ib.
12c
Oranges
Sunkist for Juice.
lb.
8c
VEAL SHOULDER A and AA
Steak .......... Ib. 45c
SKINLESS -
Wieners lb. 39c
m'ESH
Ground Beef Jb. 39c
Meat
Succotash
Broadcast t
MutuMt Z9 1947
A law, mm csMfj ' 1 cttp finry col
horlentnf V tt spoon .lt .
2 Ubkipeoflj wojttaT f4tw gtsua pppt
)t cup Pm Milk
Cue corn from cobi. Melc ihortcning.
Add corn and water. Cover tightly;
cook slowly 1 9 min. Stir occasionally.
Add nmaining ingrtdttnts. Coneinu
cooking 5 min., or until mtzturt thick
ens. Srr hot. Strvet 4. ,
2 cups canntd, whol kernel corn
can ba used ii liquid replaces water
and mixture is cooked only- 9 min.
before milk U added.
Frankfurters, wieners -canned
lunch meat cr any 1.1 1 over meat can
be used.
Sligar White SaUn 25 Lbs.2.28
Asparagus
Royal Club on.
Picnic tin -C
Tomato Juice486:oltstin 23c
Grape Juice "botue 43c
Cnttaa Golden West- S & W,
LOTlCC M-J-B, Hills, Maxwell
House, Schillings and if
Empress 1-lb. tin "3t
.Nabisco Wheat Pkg. 15c
Ritz Crackers m 29c
Nothing tastes as good as Rltz.
Pork&Beans-rttl4c
SUGAR-C & H
898
100-Lb.
Bag
Cigarettes
Brands
38
All Brands
Cln.
LaMirada Olives
Nalley's Tang Quart Jar
Jumbo, cjt size Jar
69c
57c
Nalley's Ice Box Jar Mustard J0.4-oz. jar . . 19c
Blue Bell Potato Chips 12-oz: bag 49C
12-oz. bottle
,C-H-B Catsup
Sunny Jim Peanut Butter 25-oz. Jar
22c
49c
C-H-B Whole Sweet Pickles 24-o, jar 59c
Standby Vegetable Cocktail Juice 46-oz. tin 25c
No. 2 tin 1 0C
: 35c
Crosse & Blackwell Tomato Juice
Fruit Cocktail Gold Winner. No. 2i tin
. I S Lbs. 1.17
pmt 42c Qt 84c
Formay Shortening -Wesson
Oil
Swansdown Cake Flour Large Pkg. .. 34c
Bisquick Large Pkg. ...
: 42c.
Pet MilkTC
11c
In Our Dairy and
Delicatessen Dept.
Kraft Cottage
Cheese
Vi pt. 15c Pt. 25c
Macaroni or
Potato Salad
' Pt. 39c
Kraft Cheese
5 ox.' jar 2 for 27c
PUREX Qt. bot. 13c
PUREX 'a Gal. 22c
PARD DOG FOOD
can 10c
CLEANSING AT)
tissue rvLfcfJ
80 two-ply tissues
to package iNO
3 for 25e f l