Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, February 26, 1948, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, FEU. 26, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE SEVEN 'Norway Asks Special Meet 1.AKK HUCCKHH, rVl). 211 (!) iirway iHKiii'iiled Wi'iliirMliiy Hint I apeclal aewilon of United Na join uuinnbly bo culled to recoil ililer tlie Korean problem. Finn Moo, Niiiwi'Kliiii (Irlrmite, .old the UN liulo iiKM-inbly thul l ,io wurld oiiiniilriillon nllcnipu to trnM Ita pri'wt'itt Korean plan over itilMlnn i)iiltlnn. It limy run Into mother alliialliiii Ilka Hie l'lilrallno troulrni. Moo mincrlt'd Unit If rllhrr tlio United bliU' lir 1(iimIii linn In vlllidiaw forces fiutii Koirit, "there Hiihl. b civil war, unci the Hulled Natltuiii would be faced Willi the jioljlmii uf cndliiv force to mil lii ,lll pence." Meanwhile, llio llillliilnra. India, .lie Dominican llnpubllc, llm Nelher. mull and llrltnlii Joined In the wp porl (or Ullltrd rltatet pripoiil idvocatlnit Immediate elrcllunfl In Korea. They would be held In Hie face of Itiuulnu boycott. The little nuemuly li debnllnii 'lie American pnipum! thnl the UN Korean coiiiiiiIimIoii lie advlurd to go ihrnd with r ki t loin wherever x. llblr In Korea. Wife's Request Is Just In Case" RKATTI-K. reb. 3 MT- A wr veteran who wrote to Hrnator Cain for Hid In finding wife dlscloned If shopping is ihe limit mm IV' Forget minoyincet in the rich eoodness fit Golden Vct There's enoymtnt in every up. 5 grlndi drip, lilex, rrgulir. ,Try Golden We Coffee il- (yi... Something to enjoy 1 -Have you forgotten how delicious ketchup can be? Ask your grocer for fleinz. Tomato 'Ketchup made from the worlds f3?fmesttorn3tees I 3i rare spices and fine vinegar t 1 1 .aA 1 .4 today thnl he iihendy Inn one, but wiini rhiinue. The llinlilliioiil.il primped, N. II Thniniiii. 3'i, explained to m reporter (hut he and Ilia wife had been aeparitled for auvcii liionlln mid planned divorce. He mild ho wan "Junt trying to find nonieoiio to be nun rlrd to when I'm free." Thuniiu mild lie had received five lettern from women uliice the letter tn the uenator wan given publicity W Hiitiirdiiy. , Flu Cases Double In Oregon I'OltTl.ANI). Feb. W OVi The number of Intluen.ii cnfien In Ore gon doubled hkiiIii ln"l week, wllh tt:in new enneii In the Htale, the board of health mild Wednesday. A total of 11110 ennen have been re ported thin year the linufni num ber for Miy of the lnitt nix yearn ex cept 1IM4. Drought Area Info Asked BAN I'HANCIHCO, I'eb. M il'i All nppeal for Infoi illation oil avail able range In the la weMcrn tlalcn for drought stricken Ciillfornlii live, mock wan made Wedneulay by the California Wool Orowem artiocla tlon. Itepoitn alno were linked on available ulfalfii hay or other feed. "The nhcepmen mid cutllemen of the Han Joaiiulh valley nnd oilier neclloiiM of Central nnd Hotithern ('allfornlu nre facing the wornl drought coiidllloiia, not only of their own generation, but In the entire recorded hlntory of the htnlc." the IIMioelatloll Mild. I "They rapidly are running out of 1 feed mid have no place to go w ith their cwen with liunbn at Mile or their cattle." A FreMio llvenUxk aulhorlly mi Id hint week that nome Hun Joitfpiin valley cuttle already hud been moved to Oregon nnd Idaho. Drought already ha wlpul out a imli'iillal t2.MiOO.000 profit from griilna and hay In the Hun Joaquin valley, (llenn Hill, aetretary of the J. I). Hill company, rienno, enll-mated. ( AI II.K KII.I.KI) HIOII UIVKIt. Alia.. Feb. 2 i1'i Fire on a ranch owned by the Uiike of Windsor at I'eklfvko, 2fi mlli-i wekt of here, killed 2i head of pure bred nhortliorn tattle yenterday. Tlin Iomi. wan cnllmuted at between 115,000 and IIM.WX). Phone your Wunt-Ad to the Her ald and Newn, Bill, or Drmg your ad lo the office at Pine and Esplanade Pay In advance, get 10' dlncount. Third Party VivesMeet NKW YORK, Keb. 20 (yi' Mrn. Henry A. Wallace and Mrn. Olen II. Taylor met for the f!rt time Wed nesday. The wive of the third parly presidential and vice presidential candidate were Introduced at the home of Mrn. Elinor ti. Olmbel who head the national women for Wal lace committee. A grey-haired, nmlllng matron, Mr. Wallace ald he believe "women are going to have a greater Influence In thl campaign than ever before becaune they are o In terested In peace and want their children and grandchildren to live In a world of peace." Mr. Taylor, slender, dark haired mother of three boys, said she thought It was "Important to have a third party." "It healthier for the United Hlalcs," she asserted. Both women Indicated they would take only quiet parts In the forth coming presidential campaign. rxt HANir RANGOON, Burma, Feb. 38 (At An official announcement here to ouy said Burma and Russia will ex change diplomatic representatives. Fmbasnles will be established In the respective capitals soon. The U. 8. Patent Office has ti nned more than 3.5OO.0OO patent since It was established 154 year ago, Classified Ads Bring Real Results I a What? Only 3 Minutes to Cook? Yes, that's oil the time needed to pre pare the tasty cereal, DINA-MITE. And you get so much food volue in this nour ishing wheat-flax-bran meol. A natural, pure food, rich in vitamin B-1 CHILDREN LOVE IT! DRESSED Red Fryers 55c per lb. Kvlsceratinf charf lOo per bird. Strictly fresh Killed on order only. PHONE 4069 CHRIS' Poultry Form S004 Anderson Ave. Skinned HAMS Boneless Veal Roll Half er Khule lb. Swift's l.b. 59c 57c Smoked Picnics lender and mild 47c r ggf of full vatie in meat because . . ... all Safeway meats are cut from only top grades then trimmed waste-free before weighing. For example, note in the diagram at right, what this means when you buy Safeway lamb shoulder roast. Pound for pound, you get more good-eating meat for your money at Safeway. Stand. Rib Roast, 7-in. cut lb. 65c Short Ribs of Beef lb. 35c Fresh Ground Beef lb. 45c Beef Swiss Steaks lb. 75c Beef Sirloin Steaks lb. 75c Poultry Ready for the Pan Fryers, Disjointed lb. 75c Roasters, Ready to stuff lb. 75c Fowl, for fricassee or stew lb. 65c Waste-free Sea Foods Salmon Steaks lb. 69c Salmon Fillets lb. 63c Halibut Steaks lb. 59c Sablefish Steaks lb. 45c Fillet of Sole lb. 53c Smoked Cod Fillets lb. 53c Kippered Salmon lb. 73c Salt Codfish lb. 53c Fresh Oysters Pint 65c LAMB Shoulder ROAST etc JJ LB. PpM,' ' I ' jmq&'fcm ROAST-You p"y I T7MWmr mm wi" ,oal, iu" ri9h'-1 immm 1 NEW LOW FLOUR PRICES Pancake Flour, Suzanna 20-oz. pkg. 15c Kitchen Craft., 10 lbs. 89c Gold Medal Flour 5 lbs. 47c Sperry Flour, 2 lbs. 23c; 10 lbs. 89c Harvest Blossom Flour 10 lb. 84c 25-lb saclc $1.93 50-lb. sack $3.74 Pillsbury, Sperry, Gold Medal, Fisher and, Kitchen Craft 25-lb. sack $2.05 50-lb. sack $3.99 March I to 7 is National 4-H Club ' Week Safeway extends Congratulations. Canned Foods Green Beans st.i;o,t-cf No. i cn 4C Corn Country Home oy wot t. No. 1 een 1 8c C0Tn tuHtr Ktrnt, fancy wo 1. No. 2 ttn 2 1 C Golden Hominy ""' No- w "n 1 6c Tender Peas GoW. No.303 0C Sweet Potatoes T'rlw u4f 23c Swt. Potatoes f'0'- m"M ir pt-2,,,, 15c Tomatoes D, Mo"' (,ol!d No-2' 25c Brown Bread J- w- b"""i ,0, e,n '5c Baked Beans s- w-b"""1 Ah-23c Grated Tuna California No. ', tan 37c Fancy Oysters a,i '0,'"' Maine Sardines falm Pink Salmon L" Kadota Figs s"'ow" N Ripe Olives Woefer.ya Dill Pickles, Columbia 56-oz. 49c r &tr& of consistent savings because . . . day after day the lowest prices in town on all food items are avail able to you at your nearby Safeway. IO-oi. can 45c No. Va 1 4C No. I een 49c . 300 can 0C No. Icin 1 2C Green Beans S nbu tb and 2"0 2 ,-25 Alaska Peas gSSSr 3 i, 25c Beans with Chili riviera special - 14c CDTMQriT GARDENS IDE No. IVi O OCc l)rilinVn BRAND Con L for LO of top-quality produce because . . . Safeway experts select top-quality produce right in the growing areas . . . rush it to your nearby Safewv, GROWER-CONSUMER J1IPIP1LE Enjoy Apples often. Select them from the lorge variety ot Sofewoy! O WINESAPS lb. 8c; box 2.98 O Red Delicious lb. 10c; box 3.59 O NEWTOWNS lb. 9c; box 3.29 Orangesr i 1.85 -3.59 liu a Cashmere Bouquet TOILET SOAP 2 bars 25e Edwards Coffee Regular-Drip or Pulverized i 53cL2BsiosL4h.$r Whole-Bean Coffees lV95c NOB HILL AIRWAY BAG MB lit 3 $4 97 ASTU LB. I .J I J TEXAS PINK Grapefruit lb. 8c rrlrra In this ad are effective llirouuli Frl. Thru Monday, Mar, lit SPINACH Trimmed ond Washed IO-oi. cello pk(. 19c PEPPERS Green Bell Ideal Bluffer lb. 35c Chocolate Syrup, Borden 13-oz. 23c Vanilla Wafers, Nabisco 3-oz. pkg. 15c Hi-Ho Crackers I -lb. box 30c Sleepy Hollow Syrup 12-oz. bot. 24c Cheddar Cheese, Superior lb. 59c Cheese SrTVVL Vi-lb. 34c Wesson Oil, Pint 45c Quart 89c Mazola Oil Pint 45c Quart 85c Mayonnaise, Piedmont Qt. jar 83c Salad Dressing, Cascade Qt. jr 45c Red Hill Catsup 1314-oz. bottle 17c Lava Soap Med. size bar, 3 for 29c Sierra Pine Soap 2 bars 21c Swan Soap, regular size bars lie Ivory Soap, large size bars 18c Dreft Powder ' I l-oz. package 33c Su Purb Soap, Gran. 24-oz. pkg. 35c Rinso Soap, Gran. 24-oz. pkg. 37c Starch, Cameo or Elastic, 12-oz. 10c Spic and Span 16-oz. 25c Sugar New Low Prices! PURE CANE 5-lb. nr 94' 10-lb Sock 25-lb. $Q30 Sock BEET 5-lb. 47c 10-lb. 93c . 25-lb. $2.29 Cereals and Raisins Alber's Oats ow ";''' 0' Qu'e 3-,b- 39c Alber's Oats ot.9oi 2'j-ib. 43c Zoom Cereal '' l4-01- p1- 23c 100 Bran Flakes N"b!'e0 ,4-01- p1- 23c Seeded Raisins p'-I8e Seedless Raisins l5 - p1 12c Seedless Raisins c"'" Ah- Pl- 45c NOW Is the time to buy CANNED CITRUS JUICES AT SAFEWAY Grapefruit Juice sTweeS.4. 22c Grapefruit Juice "A 10c Blended JuiceBiend o- ooid m-oi. 25c Orange Juice Full 0 Ootd 4-e. 25c Wo roiorvt ikt rlgkf to limit qfl No Saoi fo D(r QgEiooodicfc I