HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
THURSDAY, FEB. 26,
ACE EIGHT
Boy Shoots
Attacker Of
His Mother
KVRRKTT, Feb. S6 (A A 16-year.
Id boy beln held In technical
eustody today after, Snohomish
County Sheriff Tom Warnock said,
ho shot and fatally wounded a man
who waa beatinz hli mother.
The sheriff ldrntlfled the victim
is Thomas O. Vreeland, 27, a laborer.
He died In Providence hospital last
nlRht irom effects of a M caliber
rifle bullet fired Into his chest.
Warnock aald the boy, Charles
Rimer, and his mother, Mrs. Allyne
Larson, 35, told him the shooting
followed a parly at a neighbor's
home. Warnock said they told this
story:
Vreeland bet an annoying Mrs.
Larson and she left to escape his
attentions. Several hours later
Vreeland appeared at her home and
began pounding on the door for ad
mittance. The boy warned him to
leave but Vreeland forced the door
open and entered.
Vreeland struck Mrs. Larson and
again the boy warned him to leave
or he would shoot.
Vreeland then swung at young
Rimer and the boy fired one shot,
Warnock said. As Vreeland col
lapsed to the floor, Mrs. Larson
telephoned the sheriff's office, then
rushed to a neighbor's home for
help.
The sheriff said the boy was re
leased in the technical custody of
his attorney, pending an inquest.
TOONERVILLE FOLKS
Free Policies
For Gl's Asked
WASHINGTON, Feb. 26 MV-Free
life Insurance for the armed services
and all war veterans was proposed
today by Rep. Shafer (R-Mich.)
"I think the government could
save money that way," he told a
reporter. "It would be cheaper to
give them the Insurance than to pay
out what it costs us to collect the
premiums."
Shafer said the Joint army-navy
personnel board already has ap
proved the principle of free in
surance for men and women on
active military duty.
He said the secretaries of the
army and navy are expected to sub
mit recommendations on the matter
soon to the house armed services
committee. Shafer said his subcom
mittee will take prompt action on
the proposal.
"The present national service life
insurance is unduly expensive, and
socialistic in Implication," Shafer
said.
Who Controis Alt the Noney In the Family
Seven Children
Perish In Fire
BURLINGTON, la., Feb. 26 i.Vt
Seven children in a H-member
farm family perished in a fire early
Wednesday.
Frantic efforts of the parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Ellsworth Waterhouse,
were futile as the flames flashed
through the two-story frame dwell
ing. The children were sleeping in up
stairs rooms.
The parents, three sons, and the
wife of one of the latter, sleeping
downstairs, escaped. Two other chil
dren were away from home. '
The dead: Betty Jean, 16. Helen
Marie, 11: James Allen. 8: Doris
Ann, 6: Thomas. 4; Mary Kay, 3;
David, 18 months.
Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., has 263 miles
of waterways, half of which are
navigable by light craft.
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Cities Get
Tax Money
8ALKM, Feb. 36 lAV- Oregon
cities received S2.(kC1.3'J8 Wednesday,
the amount being 10 per cent of Hie
slate's 1947 collections of motor ve
hicle license fees, gasoline taxes,
motor carrier fees, and fines mid
penalties for violations of motor ve
hicle laws.
The money is given to cities on
the basis of their population, Coun
ties, which get 19 per cent of the
state funds, receive it quarterly, and
it Is distributed on the basis of the
number of motor vehicles registered
lu each county.
Amounts apportioned to cities In
clude :
Albany $24,176. Asliliind -'0.385,
Astoria $44,424. Baker $:t.!47, Coos
Bay $33,487, Corvallls $:i.tUM, Kugeue
$89,106, Grunts Pass $33,776, Klam
ath Palls $70.M'J. Medtord $48.3:18.
North Bend $18,334, Oregon City
$36,186, Pendleton $37,830, Portland
$870,683, Roseburg $21,055, Salem
$133,165, Tillamook $11,763.
POSTI'ONKMKNT
WASHINGTON. Feb. 36 r The
veterans administration postponed
Tuesday until March 2 the dead
line for bids for construction of a
150-bed addition to Its Portland.
Ore., hospital.
It Pays to Use Die Want-Ads!
fttK? WiU SUPER JRECIPE FIIE
; SUIVU MCtNt KM HA4IV MKtN '
DUMPLINGS Delicious, Huffy and light.
Makm "leff-ovtr" mmals tasty and bright.
It's FISHER'S BLEND DUMPLING WEEK 1
Make meats ;o farther with tender Fisher's Blend Dumplings.
They're quick and easy to prepare. Just follow this tested recipe
with Enriched Fisher's Blend Flour.
I cup Fisher's Blend Flour
2 teaspoon Salt
1 '- 2 teaspoons double: ting
Baking Fouder
V2 P Milk
2 tablespoons Shortening
Sift and measure flour. Resift with halting pouder and salt. Cut in
shortening uitb fork or pastry blender. Add milk. Mix until smooth.
Chop by tabUspoonfuls onto gently boiling stew,
allowing dougb to rest on meat and vegetables.
Cover closely and steam 15 minutes . . . and
remember . . . for best results SO PltKlSC
Makes six medium-sized dumplings.
You can depend on Fisher's Blend All-purpose
Flour, Northwest favorite for over 35 years.
Ip) Fxhrr flouring MiHn e.
FOR EVERY PURPOSE
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Smooth blend of the finest coffees
grown, Hills Bros. Coffet laliifiei
vory tojte.
There's matchleis goodness' In
very eup you make. Uniform
flavor it asiured by CONTROLLED
ROASTING, the exclusive Hills
Bros, process of rootling every
coffee bean evenly.
Vacuum-packing In cant and
Ultra-Vac jars keeps Hills Bros.
Coffee temptingly freth.
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TWO
GRINDS:
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CwllM llll-ftlli Sim. Mm. Ik
British Sail
For Guatemala
LON1XIN, Feb. Utt t.Vi -The nil
niliiilty aniioiinml loiluy the III lli.vli
Cruiser Sheffield has sailed from
Colombia for llnilsli llnntliinis.
An authoritative source 5 .ml the
ship was (llspiili hoil "beciuisi' of pos
sible Incidents statied by ii iwikhi
ble clnncnl.s In nciiiliboi'liiK (.lump
mala." The liilonuiiul ivfuml lu
elaborate.
A forciiitl olflce .s)oki'Mii;iu miM
there recently hud been a "viiulriu
campniKii'' iiKiiinst Hi It a in In the
Ouiileinaliin picu.
"No doubt," the spoki'Mium suld,
"It has Its uiIkIii 111 recent events
III the Antarctic."
The Ouitlcinaliui pic.vs ami ttov
ernmenl have supported the chums
of ArKcntliiit uiid Chile to Hie
Urlllsh-clnliued Fiilklmul l.slmuls oil
the southwest const of Ariieiilluit.
"At the same lime." the spokes
man said, "the Cluaiciiiulith press
has resurrected a long stiiiuilnn de
pute between this country and
tliuilriiuilit on the iitir.sllon of the
111 It llondiii'iin.
"At one Hun' iir iiiiullii'i'," he ex
lllllllll'll, "llllllll'llllllll lit lit cIiiiiim to
pint ur all ill Hie Ililllsh lliiniliiiiis,
.Since HMd II 10 IIiIIInIi tiiiveliiiliilil
I iu asked them In I ke the claim
to ll liileiiiiilluiiiil eoui'l ill Jilsllee."
i Ililllsh lloiiilunis Is lu Central
America on Hie Ciulbbeuii, Mouth
ol Viiciilail, Mexico. Its area Is DIIUT
square miles mid Its e.Htluiuted popu
lation III llMli was H;U1H.
Theatre Operators
To Oppose Tax
KUIIKNIS, I'Vb. ail i1'l- Theatre
operators lire expected In contest a
3 per cent admission tax voted by
the Kiim'iie city council on iiinii.se
nieiil mid nlhlellc piouriiiiis.
Ted H. Cliiinble, president of the
Thrntie Owners ol Auierlea and
OUt "MOTOK TIINK-U" MAM
SPECIALIST
in: i)di:s NoiiiiNii ki.sk
BURNE5S MOTORS
(it ll anil Walnut
Oreuiui Iheutie eliiilii iipniitnl', suld
his 01'UHiilr.iitliui w 1 1 u Id ask Hie
eoiiils lo outlaw Ihr lux. He
arittird Unit II (llMTlnilnaliuy.
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nd wlule ll'i cooking, hul i" '
milo liuc, Slid diced lellowr mesl snd
vgUbltl, a til ol onion and ixionmg
Oism ipsghelll when cookfd tendr snd
tovfr wilh hot luc! Quick nd ti)i!
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Glossy Coot j rZvrrjl
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Helps Develop A Thick
Alert . . . Happy Disposition I
If you really wsni lo keep your
doK in lop liirm, lectl him Ken
L'Kmion every day. l'ou never
need ui buy any additional meat
because every can of Kcn-L.Ra-lion
is made with fine cuts of
lean, red meal U, S. Ciort. in
apected horse meal, fivcry can
cunuins all "doj(. health' viia
mini plus vital minerals dogs
need daily for sound bone and
teeth and a thick, sjoisy coat.
Get S cans of Ken-I.-Ratinn Irom
your grocer or dealer loday.
1f)tfd praaital jnlrniuon nil
How lo f'cctl -and tlare fur Your
IX) (! You'll lrcur eery wordl
Send mmc and iddftn (or your
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Nr. Allen Carter
Formerly with
Safeway Stores on
South 6th Is Now
with the
Griggs
Superior Foods
Jersey Gloves
- m Babe Itulll, O'Hrnry,
Candy Bars Sc
BlSfXetS nuttrrmilk. lie llut 2 Z9C
Snowilake Crackers box 45c
Prunes 2 nu,39c
Plums n. a, l5c
Tomatoes N,.,,.nl5c
Kraft Malted Milk 1 1 39c
Spinacli Del Mimic No. 2 tin 15c
Herring .n Tormito Sauce Oval tin 29c
South 6th
AND
Shasta Way
Phone 6592
Butter ..I.C., .1,84c
Dill Pickles ... j.19c
Duz Soap ...37c
Bonnie Dog Food 11c
Flour DrlflrH Knnit 10-b. bt 90c
Pork 8 Beans rr 20c
Grapefruit Juice : ?: 23c
Ice Cream T! rater Lake (jt. 43c
Coca-Cola 6 - 25c
Hershey Candy Bars, 5c
Del Haven
Peaches
Tomato Juice
No. li tin
Del Monte.
40-oi. tin
25c
29c
DAILY FRESH PRODUCE
Grapefruit 4c Cabbage 7c
White Meal , ,b. N(,w (;r,p mi H t
Oranges 4c Parsnips, Rutabagas, Oc
8I" Turnips lb. M
Apples 7c Peppers iQc
Bed Itomes ,h. I'lm for itufNnr I.h.
Picnic Hams 49'
We Wire 'Km for You
Sliced Bacon 59
Hwiri's
Pure Lard 3 89'
Colored HenS
NoJax
Pot Roasts
Lb.
I.b.
I.h.
45'
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55'
Grarle A
Halibut
Steaks ,. 59c HI
Salmon
Steaks . 59c