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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 14, 1947)
THURSDAY, AUC. 14. 1947 PACE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON Heat Vave Moves Onto East Coast By The Associated PrM The Midwest' fading heat wave blew a aullry kiss of farewrll to Illinois, Indiana, and part of Mlrh ton today, at the aame time be stowing a biut-furnace embrace of (reeUnc on the hut. The weather bureau at Chicago aaid hot weather would continue today in Illinois, Indiana and the southeastern half of lower Michigan, but that cooler air was working in to those areas and should bring relief by nightfall. The rest of the Midwest, blissfully welcoming the arrival of the cool air, expected high readings In the 80s today, but ahead of the eastward-moving coo! front the max imum temperatures were due for a return to the 80 s. Hits in East Meanwhile, the heat wave, which had become an old story to residents of the Midwest, descended on dis grunllrd easterners. Boston reported a high Wednes day of 99 and New York Cy 97, with no relief forecast for the. east ern states until Friday night. The lowest temperatures reported from the northern hemispnrre yes terday was 21 decrees at Big Piney. W vo., which is situated at an eleva tion of 1600 (eel above sea level. West Yellowstone Park. MonU had tS and Butte, Mont, 34. In Alaska, Point Barrow had a warmer 37, Juneau 53. Nome 45, and Fairbanks 49. Alone the Aleutian chain the temperatures ranted from 45 to 50. Chess is mentioned in Hindu literature at least 3000 years before Christ. It was then called "chat-uranga." Nurses Asked To Register In State PORTLAND. Aug. 14 Ar-The Red Cross disaster nursing com mittee today asked all nurses not on active duty to register lit view of the state' health board's report of five new poliomyelitis cases. Mrs. aordon'shattuck. vice chair man of the committee, said the five rases reported in the past week did not create an emergency but a few more serious cases would require prompt nursing attention. The board reported a total of 23 cases in the state this year, Report On Savings Due WASHINGTON. Aug. 14 !. President Truman said today he expects to be able to give an of ficial estimate on "savings" by the Inst session Of congress within about two weeks. In a news conference last week. Mr. Truman disputed republican claims of economies running higher than four billion jlollars. and an nounced he had ordered an investi gation to give the true picture, not appropriation "shifts and changes." The republican claims of econo mies were in relation to the 37.- 500.000.000 budget Mr. Truman pre sented for operations of the govern ment in the 12 months which began last July 1. The president told Ills news con ference today that he hopes to have a report in about 15 days on the budget situation. 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Lle at a tfMce sprar. A arsoe "AA" Hf r. M SMA-COTI WITH 1 DDT a surface spray, leaves a latiinit, invisible film that kill crawling insect. Bruih or Wf on. Woo l Main. VH tMSECT POW DER WITH 10 DDT. Sprinkle in rrarlci or crevices. KilU - rrawlim tntcci (or month. Police Check Death Suspect SEATTLE. Aug. 14 i Pros. Lloyd Shored and a Seattle police detective prepared today to fly to Martinet, caul., to question a man booked there as Aubrey Smith In connection with the two-year-old slaying of a shoe store manager. L. J. Bower, chief of the Contra Costa county, Calif., sheriffs crim inal Identification bureau, said there that Smith, 39, a transient was ar rested In nearby Richmond and jailed for 10 days ou a vagrancy charge. Shorett recently filed a first de gree murder charge gainst an Aubrey Smith In connection with the shoe store slaying. The prosecutor said he would fly south as soon as extradition papers are signed by Governor Wallgren. Another man, Richard Brltlon. 29. has twice been sentenced to hang as a participant in the fatal holdup, and twice reprieved. During his trial the prosecution contended that an unidentified accomplice was the actual killer. The field of electronics Is expand ing. Expand with it In the United Slates navy. M. L. GUDERIAN ELECTRICIAN State and City Licenses Houie Wiring, Motor Repair General Electrical Work PHONE 4466 Fund Lack Shuts Indian Services Up PORTLAND, Aug. 14 (!' Cur tailment of many Indian bureau service because of budget slash ing by the 80th congress was an nounced here by E. Morgan Pryse, western son director. Pryse and A. C. Cooley. U. 8. di rector of Indian extension service, said Inhabitants of reservations would be limited In use of the ex tension service to one . day opera tions. The two officials also said the bureau could no longer handle land lease negotiations for Individ ual Indians. About 100 clerical workers are to be dropped from tone payrolls, Pryse said. Jap Volcano Blows Top KARUIZAWA. Japan! Aug. 14 iVi Ml. Asiunn, 1)0 miles iiiii'thwesl of Tokyo, errupted suddenly this afternoon, probably killing four of a party of 10 Japanese mountain climbers near the summit. The 8315-foot volcano sent clouds of smoke and ash thousands of feet Into the air In six separate erup tions within tour hours. There was no lava. Japanese rescuers brought 10 climbers to sufety, but one was burned so badly ho was not expected to live. They said four others wr missing and they were almost cer tain that two of these who were nearest the crater had peiislu'd. The volcano ai'iired unlet dur ing the night after this sectintl burst of activity In two immlhs. Among spectators were Mr, nought MitcAi'thur and I.t. Hen. Hubert L. Klchi'lbt'iuer o( the eighth army unit his w ile. DephtjkMmic Co. Invites you to a thrilling demonstration of Saturday AKMOI&Y "Music As You Like It" by the DANCEMASTERS Admission. 74c. Including Tan Sponsored by Post 1383. V.F.W. (XI flgfej f ffigffiffi Prices start il 5195 FD VALUES FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY BEER Western Stubbles EACH 10c CASE 2.40 No. 2 Una 15c no. 33c ... 35c ... No. 21, 39C Miracle Whip .. quarts 59c CHB Catsup ., 19c Grapefruit Fruit Nix Memory . Fruit Cocktail Hunt's .... Pears Val Vita Chili Con Carne Cars tens . No. 1. 21C Vienna Sausage Derby .,. 15c Minced Razor Clams 27c Spaghetti Golden Grain No. I tins 10c Vel or Drelt 29c Prune Plums Bun-. - . no .25c. Tamales Stidd's lane jar 21c Peas Hi West No. 1 L ..... 4 for 45c Asparagus H D No. 2s 2 for 25c Tomato Juice .No. 2 tins 19c Baby Food Gerber's 5 for 35c Grapefruit Juice .-No. 2 tins 10c Tomatoes E. aw. no. 2 .. 3ror65c Dog Food Begmore 4 cant 49c Bisquick . large pkf. 42c Biscuit Mix 16-os. pkg. 10c CoSfee MJB, Hills, Folgers, 8W lb. 45c Mason Lids Good Housekeeping . ' 3 do. 25c Scot Towels Apple Butter Dutch Girl Butter Grade A French Dressing Virginia Dara 10c Peaches h 25c Flour h Ei- 1 Montana Hardwheat I " " ?Z&0lh V. O Bag 3.47 I I .Lin, i i iiii,iiiii,.i.s.t III VA'aVn- Vt t II I s D.T. No. Zi Can Spinach a 10c M Moore's. No. t Can .:. 15c . 28-01. 29c lb. 79c Milk lie 5.25 Darifold Tall Tin Case of 48 2i PRODUCE DEPARTMENT Green Apples Giant Gravensteln 3 LDti Red Onions Sweet Lb, Radishes and Green Onions Bunch 25c 5C 5C Lemons Fancy Juicy Type 2 9t r Bell Peppers 2 I'bi Oranges Large Juice Size . 25c Lb. MEAT DEPARTMENT FRESH DRESSED HENS ..... . . . . . . lb. 34c Bacon Jowls ...... lb. 36c Beef Roasts lb. 39c Picnic Hams Armour. No Shank lb. 42c Short Ribs ...... lb. 25c Assorted Lunch Meat . . lb. 30c Pure Lard In 4-lb. Cartons lb. 25c Wkena liungry man dreams of BeanS theybe HEINZ ...2 KINDS with and without pork Baked beans with the worlds best tomato sauce Now At Your Grocer's In Klamath Falls It's PI.GGLYWIG.GtY CRISCO or SNOWDRIFT -1.09 RANCHO TOMATO SOUP 25c STRAINED HONEY 1.69 WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE -19c COTTAGE CHEESE .,.,,..... 25c ('reunifd. Country Style or with Chlvr. rATCiip Ho I Saeramrnlo Brand No. 10 Tins CANADA DRY ROOT BEER E! 25c (plus Mottle Deposit). We have just received a shipment of fine AGED cheddar cheese which is several monthi old; tho first chcoie of this type we have been able to secure which hat been pro perly aged, for some time. Wo will have this available, cut in convenient sizo pieces, Friday and Saturday at the low price of 59c pound. You'll want a cut of this for lunchos, cooking, etc. BUDWEISER BEER The first in this territory for several years. 12-oz. bottles 21c Case of 24 bottles' $4.60 Acme, Olympia, Rainier, Heidelburg, Etc. Twenty-four 11 -or. bottles case $3.35 Prices Effective Fri. and Sat., Aug. 15-16 PIGGLY.WIGGtY 1 CLONKD SUNDAYS 701 Pino ITTi-j.ypaw a LwibuctJ
