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Newspaper Page TextAGE SIX HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON THURSDAY, FEB. 26, 1941 Pair Fined For Red Jibe WASHINGTON, Feb. 36 Ml Two men were fined $100 each Wednes day for putting signs on tlie Russian rmbnssy last dimmer saying "Mur der, Inc." and "Beware, Spies Work ing." They are Donald A. Lolibeck. 30, of HI, Louis and tJie Rev. Oliver K. doff. 33, Denver Bnplist minister. Lolibeck onre edited a paper pub lished at Detroit by Gerald L. K. Smith, tContlnued from Page Ond Joining the Russians In a de mand for PARTITION (splitting up) of the Holy Land between the Jews and the Arab, we seem now to be trying to talk United Nations Into reconsidering the split-up proposal. A minor war Is mushrooming up i In Palestine. Even minor wars are I dangerous these days like a eig- JucIbc Jennings Bnlley fined them. I aretie butt In dry prairie grass. You A jury In U. B. district court had convicted them of violating a law iigalnst displaying signs derogatory to a foreign government within 500 feet of Its embassy. Forrest Schlekendniiit. 49, Mari etta, O. was also charged in the case. He pleaded guilty. His sentence will be Imposed after a probation officer makes recommendations. never can tell how far they'll spread. The little war needs to be stopped before It grows into a big one. But stopping it will take force. The British are getting out. Other han the British, only we and the Russians have the necessary military force to stop tlie Palestine war be fore It gets too big to handle. Woodrow Makes Himself At Home CHARLESTON. S. C, Feb. 26 if) Police today were looking for Wood row a man who, like Goldilocks, feels perfectly at home in other people's houses. The man entered a Yonges island home this week 'hile the family was away. He helped himself to a full meal, washed the dishes, set the table, and then went to bed. Discovered by a neighbor's boy. the Intruder departed with a pistol and $5. "Just say Woodrow was here and that I'll be back," he told the lad. ITERE is our dilemma: Tf - i ,. d,. 1 election. HST Relaxes At Sub Base KEY WEST. Fla.. Feb. S6 (.41 President Truman began today w hat may be Ins last extended vacation before the 1948 presidential cam paign. He relaxed at Ins favorite vacation spot the naval submarine base here alter a Caribbean trip w hich car ried him to the largely negro Virgin islands. There was no word from the tem porary White House at the com mandant's house, of reaction to the trip, which came while democratic governors and congressmen were protesting his civil rights proposals to congress. These proposals include poll tax repeal, passage of anti-lynching legislation and enactment of a pro hibition against segregation of pas sengers In interstate carriers. The president, still unannounced. I is regarded by democratic headquar- tens strategists as a certainty for tlie ueniocrauc nomination In the 1948 Ostendorf To Attend Meeker Final Rites Mayor Ed 'Ostendorf will go to MiHitoi-d Friday to attend funeral services for Mayor Clarence Meeker of Medford. The two mayors served together this year on the League of Oregon Cities board of directors. Last year, Mayor Meeker was president of the league. the Near and the Middle East with an ARMY, how are we ever going SuaO. t Beet Men to get them out? ruSHr Beet men Rice Enriching osal Vetoed Prope mt learned at Yalta that once the Russians get their hooks Into something they want they seldom let go. That knowledge worries us in Palestine. BAGUIO, P. I., Feb. 26 A proposal to add vitamin B-l to Asia's rice was opposed by Burma and the Philippines today at the United Nations food and agriculture organization meeting. India proposed increasing the cereal's vitamin content as a means of combatting beri beri and other diseases arising from food deft eiencles. Philippines representatives contended that each rice producing nation should decide whether rice should be enriched. The meeting is preliminary to the opening of the world rice conference here Monday. Will Irwin Dies At Age Of 74 NEW YORK. Feb. 26 M" Will Irwin, 74, author of some 30 volumes of fiction and non-fiction, magazine editor and World War I corres pondent, died Tuesday. In the 1920s, the newsman be came acquainted with Herbert Hoo ver, also a Stanford alumnus. His biography of the 30th TJ. S. president was published in 1929. Other books Included "A Reporter at Armaged don," "A House of Mystery." "High lights of Manhattan" and "Christ or Mars." Willamette River Reaches Crest PORTLAND, Feb. 26 WV-The Willamette river, which flooded low lands in the Eugene and Albany areas briefly this week, crested here Wednesday at a safe six feet below flood stage. The river mounted only to 19.4 feet at Salem, slightly under the flood level. At Oregon City, the water overflowed, and the locks were closed today. They probably will re open tomorrow. Pile Driver Men Threaten Walkout PORTLAND. Feb. 26 M"i A union official said Wednesday that Mc Nary dam pile drivers will walk off the Job unless their wage demands are granted by Friday night. The pile drivers want a 25-cent-an-hour wage increase. George D. Griffith, union secretary, said the union would meet here Friday night to take action. The wage demand is being con sidered by a three-man arbitration board. Negotiations, under way three months, have settled all other issues. i Sign New Contract BOISE. Ida.. Feb. 26 tA Southern and Southwestern Idaho sugar beet growers signed a 1948 contract last night after two days of negotiations with the Amalgamated Sugar com pany. Spokesmen for the growers said the new contract was "the best we ever had." If present sugar prices continue, representatives of the growers and processor said growers would receive approximately $11 per ton under the new agreement. This payment, together with the government payment of approxi mately $2.50 per ton, would return to the grower between $13 and $14 per ton. they said. IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of Lee Corbell, who passed away 5 years ago today. The Family. Ik' putt iLJ B THIS MAN Knows Hi$ MOTOR TUNE-UPS" See Him At urness Moron 6th and Walnut DEATH BAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 26 lPt A 70-year-old widow, Mrs. Augusta Cooney, was hanging out laundry cn the roof of her apartment house yesterday. A kitten came up to play. Mrs. Cooney stooped over to pet it, stumbled over a firewall ledge and fell 30 feet to her death In a lightweU. - Irner err a utAiiry 16.50 fat no advance In prieel A conservative, semi-dress mode) featured in fine plump-weight calf, skin. Made by mas ter craftsmen on our famous "Broadway" last. Styit 115 irmrs; Slrfe 116 bUdt Model Shoe Store 717 Main KEN FOOD STORE 830 Main Open 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Phone 517J CLOSED SUNDAYS and HOLIDAYS FREE DELIVERY! City deliveries leave at 9:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m.; Suburban deliveries leave at 1:30 p. m. w JACK Chop Suey & Chow Mcin Vegetables Ko.,m 29c Fruit CocktailNtC 25c Prem 49c Spinach Standby. 2 for 25c Baby Food Ccrbers in- 3 for s-WV. 0C 303 tin 3 for IH. Clrn Bun Va,ry Lodge VVI II Pftrn p,clWCPl' whole ker- jr. lUrn nel, vac. pack. 2 for wjt Baby Food Helm 3 ,r 25c SOAP Ivory, Ige. bar 2 for 35c Ivory, med, bar 10c Ivory, Personal 3 for 20c D.,n. Van Camps 300 size .-...... Mcco iviiiaiuc No. 2'i tin 15c 23c SWEET Potatoes :"r3.Tt,15c Yel 33c FRESH PRODUCE Grapefruits, for 35c Oranges Sunklst, small J 4. Juice size. 3 doz.""C Lettuce Tads1:", for 19c CarrotSfrh.bunc FROZEN FOOD FRESH FROZEN SHRIMP Cleaned and Peeled FILLET OF SOLE Birdseye, Armour Swansen's corn fed FRESH FROZEN FRYERS Three Fined For Accident Three men were fined In Jutlce court yesterday afternoon on charges growing out of an automobile ac cident on highway 91 yesterday. Irvin Kdward Jones. 34. of M3 Van Ness, pleuded not guilty to drunk driving, was found guilty and fined $18.80. A 60-day Jail sentence was suspended. Thomas John Hill. 31. 447 Market, and Clair James Barleen, 38, Bald win hdtel, were each fined $15 on drunk counts. Complaining witness was Frank J. BJork. driver of the other car. LIVESTOCK POHTLANU, Feb. 3(1 (VI lUSOAl Cattle: Salable nnd tolal ISO, calves 75; market slow; most Interest agnlu bearish, but supply llmllnd; most sales steady: odd cutter steers down to $17.00: common and medium heifers SlB.AO-sra.oO: odd good lielf nn up to $3400: eanner nnd cutter cows IM.0O-16.50: common cows in cluding fat dairy type kinds $17.00 to $18 00: medium and good beef cows $19.00-21.00; bulls scarce; goad vealers steady at $39.00-30.110; choice quotable to $33 00; common grades $1800-35.00: good heavy calves $38. Hogs: Salable 100. total 800: mar ket active, steady: giKnl and choice 180-330 lb. $311.50; 3..0 lb. $34 50; good 350-350 lb. sows $331X1-33 00; heavier weights, salable down to $3100: good and choice feeder pigs quoted $34.50-35.35. Sheep: Salable 60, total 300: scat tered sales unevenly lower; strictly good-choice lambs scarce, quotable oeiow $30.00: some buyers talking Classified Ads Bring Results ROOMS for RENT DAILY OR WEEKLY RATES t'lose In Clean, t'onifortable COLONIAL INN 111 North 11th Phone 90s; The Outstanding Range for Farm Use! 110 II I COMBINATION (Wood, Coal and Elec.) RiliU The Monarch combination includes a complete wood or coal section, and a complete electric sec tion . . . with Hi-Speed burners for summer kitchen comfort. Dual oven heats with either wood or elec tricity or both. Has electric temperature control and broiling units. Full white porcelain. Compactl Occupies only 46" of wall space! ALSO IN STOCK MONARCH "ROASTER" RANGES The range with the "built-in" roaster! Gives you the equivalent of TWO ovens, yet closes to give you a "fable-top" service space on your range. See these new Monarchs today! 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Un CRAPE JUICE PUNCH. , pts.22c GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, 2s. . .10c ORANGE JUICE OM iMlk 46-oz. 27c TOMATO JUICE, Hunt's, 2s . .11c DOG FOOD, Bonnie, Is 10c BABY FOOD, Standby, 41-oz.. . 5c BABY SOUP, Campbell's . ... 7c CHOCOLATE SYRUP, 1 lb. . . .11c PEANUT BUTTER, Bishops, 1 lb. 35c FIG BARS, lb 22c BLEACH, White Rose, ) gal. . . 22c POT CLEANERS, Handy Mandy. 6c CAKE FLOUR, Fisher's, lge. ... 17c POPOVER MIX ,..., 10-oz. . 11c BRAZIL NUTS, lb 27c PUDDING ASS'd, Clinton. . . 7c CARAMELS, Kraft, lb 35c MALTED MILK, Kraft, lb. tin . 35c MINCEMEAT, l ib. Jars . . . 22c MOLASSES, quart Jars . . .27c SALAD DRESSING, N. N., pints, 22c CHIU SAUCE, Kerns, 12-oz. . . 22c DILL PICKLES, quart Jars . . .27c RIPE OLIVES, No. 1 tins . . . .15c TUNA, L O D, is 35c CLAMS, 40 fathom mine, 10-oz. 27c SARDINES, Maine in oil, is . . 17c CHIU li BEANS, Carstens, Is . . 22c RICE DINNER, cooked, 10-oz. .11c DEVILED MEAT, s 15c VIENNA SAUSAGE, is. . . .17c SPAGHETTI, Pan American, Is . 11c SWEET SPUDS, Pelaco, 2s . . 17c PUMPKIN, Diamond A, 2is. . .14c SPINACH, fancy, No. 2 j tins . . 14c PEAS, Lavora Tender, 2s . . . .12c PEAS,Rosedale,2s 15c BEETS, Hunt's, 2s 11c CARROTS, Hunt's, 2s. ... 9c GREEN BEANS, 2s 15c CORN, Mission W. Kernel, 12-oz. 17c SALAD VEGTS. DINETTE, Is . 11c TOM. HOT SAUCE, bof. tins. . 6c ASPARAGUS, All Green, 2s . .27c HOMINY, Van Camp's, 2Js . . .17c BEANS (i FRANKS, large . . .17c PORK (i BEANS, Dutch Oreo, Is 11c TOMATOES, Mission, 1 . . .22c SPLIT PEA SOUP, Rancho, 10-oz. 7c SOAP, The New Trend. . . .17c SOAP, Paitnolire, reg 9c Western Steinies, Ice cold, 1 1-oz. 10c Eastern, tali, Ice cold, 12-oz. . . 13c 4 for 1.00 4 for 1.00 5 for 1.00 3 for 1.00 6 for 1.00 5 for 1.00 3 for 1.00 7 for 1.00 5 for 1.00 1 for 1.00 5 for 1.00 11 for 1.00 4 for 1.00 10 for 1.00 11 for 1.00 24 for 1.00 15 for 1.00 10 for 1.00 3 for 1.00 5 lbs. 1.00 5 for 1.00 20 for 1.00 6 for 1.00 10 for 1.00 4 lbs. 1.00 16 for 1.00 3 lbs. 1.00 3 for 1.00 5 for 1.00 4 for 1.00 5 for 1.00 5 for 1.00 4 for 1.00 7 for 1.00 3 for 1.00 4 for 1.00 6 for 1.00 5 for 1.00 10 for 1.00 . 7 for 1.00 6 for 1.00 10 for 1.00 6 tor 1.00 8 for 1.00 8 for 1.00 9 for 1.00 7 for 1.00 10 for 1.00 12 for 1.00 7 for 1.00 6 for 1.00 10 for 1.00 20 for 1.00 4 for 1.00 6 for 1.00 6 for 1.00 10 for 1.00 5 for 1.00 15 for 1.00 6 for 1.00 12 for 1.00 11 for 1.00 8 for 1.00 Sale case 5.89 case 5.89 case 4.75 . cast 7.89 case 3.95 case 4.75 case 7.89 case 335 case 4.75 case 11.89 case 4.75 case 2.15 case 2.95 case 2.35 case ,m 4.29 case m, 239 case 235 case 7.89 case case case case 1.15 3.95 2.35 2.9S case case case case case case case case case 3.95 4.75 2.95 2.35 4.75 2.95 ., 6.65 15.75 5.89 case, 15.59 case 4.75 case 4.75 case ,, 6.65 case 7.89 case 4.75 3.95 2.95 2.95 2.65 335 235 1.95 335 3.95 4.75 339 5.89 3,95 7.89 4.75 4,75 2.95 3.84 case case case case case case case case case case case case case case , case , case case , case cast cast 1.98 2.89 OREGON FOOD PRODUCE Lettuce 1. 10c Bananas . 2 lbs. 29c Carrots . 2 benches 19c Grapefruit lb. Sc Cabbage 7c 2 00.19C Radishes OREGON FOOD MEATS 'Ml, ,n4 mlvt,, Beef Roast . .... lb. 49c Short Ribs . .... lb. 27c Bacon Jowls , , , , n, 3 Skinless Wieners, , ,1b. S9c Swiss Steafc. . , , ,1b. S9c Oregon Food Stores 1749 0r3on Ar. h. 4775 w limit quantitiu 2410 South 4lh S Fh. 7247 i