PACE FIV1
Klamath Facing S3 Million
Street Problem Exclusive
Of Highway Work In City
Thl. U mi of . rla. of arllrl.a
band im lirl.f iiieawnlml In ih. .1.1.
hlMhwMV liit.ilin i'iiiiiiiilllaa.1
Klanialli Fiilla lure. ill net
problem Hint adila up to I3.A74.4HO,
nrlualv of t lie I'imL of ltnirnvlii
lulu hluliwaya wllliln tli city, ao
oordlug Ui cotninHiriialve report
on the oily alrrpla prnimrott by
City Kiiuliii'rr K. A. Tlminna,
TlinntitN Diilllnnd II10 cilty'a aUeet
problema im follow.:
I, Kepalr anil rebuild alMint 28
mile of paved alrerla at ml ratllllut
d rii.l il MMI.OOU In hrln thrnl up
In alnndiird coiialrurllnn over the
neat five-year period.
t. Widen nil ealatlti arnindary
arterlala in a atanilurd width liir
their parllrlllar trafflr load, wlllrh
la eallmaled to rnal II. I4I.7M, In.
eluding alrerl Hilillni, over Ilia nut
10-year period.
3. To pava ami lluprnva portion
at residential atreela Ihriillilliiut
Ilia rltv, ovrr a 10-yrar period, to
mat Il.llll2.7n2.
iTtioniaa aald there la tmmrrilaU
need fur prulrrla totaling IlinO.OSS.l
4. rrnvlde tip-lo.dale alreet llffllta
far llm entire ellv at a roat of from
lltMHW to 11100.000.
Tin city adiiilnlntriilliJii and pin ti
nlng cninnilMlnn Haled flvn enMiii
llnl nrojacla wllliln Iho city for Mat
highway development, n follow:
I, YVpet-alrie bypaaa, In lenerul
vlrlnltr of California avenue, to
eminent I'M 07 between I. Ink river
brlrifa and Hlrhii atrret.
I. Mouth Nlilh atreet, eapanalon
nd Improvement frnm Main to
Owena alraeta, Itii-luriiiiK new vla
durt over Southern raHfle.
8, Kaal-aide bypaaa. Ill norllieaat-
erly aaetlon of tlia elty, along rnal
Into auburba and on to llritley.
4. Croae-town ruule, to move truf
fle from flaplanude and Nprlng
atraeU to I. Ink river brldie.
Klamathites
Join Oregon
Ad Club Talk
A prvlrw of tnterratlnf Mrnimn-
nlty vvrnU around lh atata waa
glvfti mmibni of the Klamath
rhamber of rammrrri dlrrrtor
Wntnraday whro lliry went to Fori
Klamath for Itinrhron with tha
Otffon Arltwtlilnff rlub'a Tovrtat
Hnat pmrtj.
The ad irrmip U ffnlnc over tht
lata look In l nolnu of apfrlal In.
trrrit aa a part of Iho club e-ffnrU
thli year to mnke Orrgnn ft bettrr
boat tn tnurlitx.
Th apeHal bua brouiM th trty
Into Crater lake park from Med
wd. Manager Charlea Ktark of
the Klamath chamber met tht
(To op at Annie Kprlnca, and the
group then moved to the Fort
Klamath hotel, where an early
afternoon lunch waa held with the
hamber director.
Fvrnta Outlined
Maniheni nf lha touring party
k)M of otiUtnnrtinR avmit coming
X In their cmnmitnltlra thli year,
Mrh M the rrnb fentlval at New-
port In ftarly Mav and the muite
wrtlTal at Hood River.
Iaelth Abbott of Portland d
rrlbed the tourlit hrMpltalltv center
which la to be built In Portland
mwI ahowed a aketrh of the bulld-
mnf. Renator Howard P-ellon of
Oanbr tnld of Oreiror. entnnlftl
Fhll Hitchcock, president of the
Klamath chnmtier, prealded for
Klamath, and Tom Milne, chairman
mi th toiir. Introduced guenta. A
roup of ilngrm from KRX ltvt
vpeclal entertnlnmenl.
Bad weather prevented the party
from going on to Crater lake after
teaching Annie Mprlngn. Tht lake
waa clouded In at the time.
Nw Wrinklt In
Marriage Vows
BAN FHANCI8CO. April IS
Ban Franc I wo bride are being
aaked to love, honor, obey and
reg inter for the primaries.
Municipal court Judgea decided
today to add the rrslntrnttnn lag
to the customary good winhea ex
tended brldea after city hull cere
mmitra.
With a chnngf In name, ahe
muni re-rcHltcr to vote In the
June 1 prlinitry.
-,F0R QUAUT.'
mi
VE5-IT5 A PIME
BOTTLE FOR
sat
ONIV59
rAl l l
I. Wr.l-.lile hlibavay, from weat
i lly limits io a Jiinrllon with Houtli
Hlilli atrrel.
KlniuicliiK pluna for Ilia mil lined
prnuriiiiia were aimxeated In tlia city
brief, aa follnwa:
1. Mlate hlabway nroiram to be !
flnaiirrd by portion of aa la. auto
llrenae, drlvrr't Ilrenaa feo and fed
eral aaalatanre.
2. Ciiiinly road ayatem to ba par
tially flnanerd by a property lai
levy on all rounly property plua
abare of (aa ta, registration rev
enlleN, ete.
3. flly atreet ayatem Mi be fi
nanced liv a dlrerl aaaeaament
airaliial abiilllnr properly owner
tor new ronatrurtlon to take earn of
luml I'oiidlllona; If greater wldllia
and Inuda propimed, to be flnanred
by I'lty'a abare of the general alate
revenue program.
4. All miilntruaiire of oily atraeta
to be flnanred entirely by the rlty'i
bare of gaa tax, ete.
The clly'a brief aluU'a that the
Iliuii riilL law nrrdii to be amended
an Mint one anmll-viilue piece of
piiiprrty will not hold up an entire
Improvement project.
Red Planes
Said Flying
Over Alaska
KETCHIKAN, Aluwka, April 16
ilWubllnhcr William L. Baker will
auy In the Ketchlkftn Dally Chron
icle toJay that Hep. Margaret O.
Hmlth (R.-Me.) U "correct" In ay
liitf Unit HufMlan pi unci "'have vio
lated Alajtkun Hklca'."
. The article aucica, however, that
both Amrrlcfin and Runnlan planea
hvo crrmw-'d the border Intfj each
olher'a territory over a period of
event I month.
IMn. Hmlth, a member of the
(mime armed aervlcea committee,
aald In Watervllle, Me, Tueaday
night Umt i x z the people have
not been told that the Ituaalan preaa
and radio apeak of A lank a aa a part
of Kuaala and that Jet planet have
violated Alaakan aklea.'
Alr force headquarter officers
In WafthliiKUin, U. C, and Ma). Gen.
Joseph Atklnnon, commander of
U. B. air force In Alaska, both aald
they had received no report of Rtwi
alan activity over Alaaka.)
The publldher aald a I no that a
"mytlery aubmarlne," flrat reported
aeen In Kink a harbor by an Ameri
can pilot over two week ago, lin
gered In Aleutian Inland water r
about 10 day. The article atated
that the navy had a fix on the sub
marine by radar aeveral tlmea and
awaited word from Waahlngton a
to what action to take.
Several thousand peronnel at
Aleutian baaea were alerted and all
leave were cancelled on men of
aea-Kolnit craft, Brown Aald.
The Chronicle aald It had report
that the B-29 "Clobbered Turkey"
which crahed north of Nome two
day after Chrlatma "had a Hovlet
hell In her belly" and that the air
force forbade buih pilot from aa-
In ting In search for the craft for
several day because of new photo
graphic equipment and "probably
expoaed plate" that he carried.
Power Lack
Big Problem
SPOKANE, April IS W "It en
happen here."
That waa the warning given 15
Northweat private power concern
yenterday by E. N. Peteraon, North
weat power pool repreaentatlve, aa
he referred to the California power
shortage.
Peterson told the conference there !
Is only a 75 per cent probability that
members will be able to supply peak
demands In the Northwest next
winter.
It Is possible, he said, that only
30 per cent of the 4,000,000 barrels
of oil needed by the companies tht
year will be delivered.
The conference will end Friday.
make plant grow better, soma art
alto interested In how to kill them
particularly undesirable tree and
shrub.
Aa an aid In such work Uia aa
Unalon aervlc ha Jnat Issued a
circular on, "method of killing
trees, sprouts and brush."
Control Of Weeds
Told In Pamphlet
While farmers and home owner
are mostly concerned with how to
THE FINEST SPARKLING WATER I
A PrrxWt of Parperl CnU Cnmpanf
ffranchlMtrl Rnttler: Pepat-CAla BoMftng
Company of Tlamith Falli
K u.wn. terser, l
17.
1,1
ft
ft
ft
diow much
does ii coAi?
Safeway Fryer are not ex
pensive. Though the price per
pound may teem high, bear
in mind that there is prac
tically no waste (no feet, head
or innards) to pay for. No
bother or fus. per pound 79c
a a.t .
Fricassee
FOWL
Ivlictratad
aid Dltjolnlad
lb. 65e Roasters lb. 79c
LEG OF LAMB ROAST T.vr,u.. LB. 65'
Trimmed Safeway's waste-free way. You get 2 Legs of Lamb without
cost if you ever buy one from us not trimmed the way we say.
Lamb Shoulder Roast lb. 49c
Breast of Lamb Stew lb. 19c
Chinook Salmon Steaks, lb. 69c
Halibut Steaks
Ready for the pan
lb. 59c
Beef Rib Roast Standing
lb. 65c
Beef Short Ribs lb. 29c
Beef Chuck Roast lb. 49c
Fresh Oysters per pint 65c
ARGO Sierra Pine mTS ,V0RY LIFEBUOY
Corn Toilet cronuiofed Toilet
Starch SOAP SOAP SOAP SOAP
r;,b 225' 2 21' ST 47c .r 237' 2 ,.r. 21c
Flour Drilled 6uow or Uuld Medal 10-lb 93c I Instant Ralston l-lb. pkg.
Shortening Satin 1-lb. 39c ,,$1.09 Rolled Oats or Quick Cooking pkg.
Shortening Snowdrift 1-lb. 41c ,, $1.15 Rolled Oats or Quick Cooking pkg. 1
Peanut Butter Heiil rtoaul J-lb. Jar 55c Kix Corn Cereal T-o. pkg.
Soap Volues Beverages
Lava Soap Medium Mm bar 10c Canterbury Tea Black. Pkg. 30c'
Palmolive Soap Ri'KUlnr sly. 7 21c Upton's Tea Blnck pkg. '33c" pkg.
Dref t Soap Powder ..., Pkg 33c Lime Rickey Part T Pnk (plus deposit) atqts.
Su-purbSoap Clrnnulalcd 34-oe. pkg. 35c Ginger Ale Par T Pak (plus deposit) afaqts.
Duz Soap Clriiniilittnd ao's-oc. pkg. 37c Tom Collins Par T Pnk (plus deposit) atqta.
Super-Suds Ornnulnli'd 33-os. pkg. 37c Upper Ten Par T Pnk (plus deposit) fcqta.
Vel Soap Powder 33c Sparkling Water (Plus deposit) 6 bot.
Bleach Wllllo Miiglo Qunrt 11c 1-gnllon 35c I Pepsi-Cola (Plus deposit) l!l-o. bottle
27c
3?c
3?c
16c
18c
21c
ORANGE JUICE
Full 0' Gold Reduced 46-ox.
Brand
Price
can
5c
25e
SAFEWAY
PRICES are THE
BOTTOM PRICES
on all FOODS
Safeway believei iU cus
tomers shouldn't have to
shop all over town for the
lowest prices. Safeway
prices are always competi
tive or lower.
APRICOTS 10C
Santa Paula, No. t J4 can I
21c
25c
PEACHES
World Wide No. Z54 can
PEARS
Old Fashioned. 2 Vi can
SALT jfC
Hno-Whlte, 24-ol. pkg.
MINTS
Chaae.
BROWN SUGAR
or Powdered. 1 lb. pkg,
GRAPEFRUIT
High., Broken Seg. No. 2'i
1 lb. pkg.
.15c
PRUNES ICC
High., Stand. No. ZH' I aa?
Oil
Sunnjr Dawn. 46-ox. can fca aaav
SAUERKRAUT
Columbia. No. t'.i can I I
Flayfair
aaf cans
I JeJ
iSSBTji Serve a Gelatine
? a.j T.:-t.
13c
Jell-Well
4 Flavors pkg-
Nu-Made
Mayonnaise
Freh! fin 47'
rice gnC
Silver Pearl. 5-lb.pk Q 7
-lb.pkg 35c
INES OCC
j-ib. pkg. O J
13c
BEANS
Idaho Red.
LARGE PRUNES
Sunsweet
RAISINS
Seedless, 15-oa. pkg,
RAISINS 17C
.pk. .
one
Suianna. 2l-lb.pkg. fs
Bonner, seeded. lS-oa, pk.
Pancake FLOUR
FLOUR
Kitchen Craft 10 lbs.
93c
Don't forget t
REGISTER
I.for. April 20
... VOTE
In the Prlmarlttl
THIS SATURDAY ONLY,
39c
Brlnv or Mull thta
Ad with only
and r0lva on man'i
lalnieie
KXPANIIION
WATI'II
llM
Guars nttd eUtnlcM tl
will not tarnlah or mat.
Adjuatabld. Smart. Ftaxi
bl. riU any Watch
any wrist
Hani
I)t I I XK HA.
rinlahad In I IK yallaw
ft4, Rtalnlaaa alaal baa
Mm
CLSSlSr Accaptvd
VisOS Af laal Aa
10 Monday
69c
Ladlaa' I1C M'XK HAND
Flnlahcd la 94K gold) yeltaw, QQ
Now priced ao low anyone can afford on. Tha amart-looklntf, baautlful
watrh banda will laat a llfatlma. Sweat-proof. Rllpa on and off In a Jiffy, no
buckle to ftiM with. No mora awaaty. alnf lenthur bandi. NONE SOLD
AT Tur.nr. IX)W pricks aftm this shkcial balk, limit thrrc
WATCH BANDS TO A CUSTOMER. HURRY. GET YOUHS NOW, SUI'l'LY
LIMITED.
Do not e o n f u a our
band with chaap Inferior
band. Put your faith In
a band that won't dis
appoint you.
WALGREEN
DRUG STORE
U Mala ai.
I Hri-la-4 r. M.
All Mall Ordais
Add Sf, Kalra
N. C.O.D. Ord.ra
Price in this ad ore effective Friday through
Monday, April 16 through 19. We reserve the
right to limit quantities. No tales to dealars.
I Qto CD Gl. rx tfl (irfih J
Corn Highway White, vac. pack No. 2's 22c
Cream Corn Del Monte No. 2 can 18c
Corn Niblets Vacuum packed 12-oz. can 18c
Golden Hominy Banjo No. 2V2 can 16c
Okra Blue Plate brand No. 2 can 17c
Fancy Peas Sugar Belle No. 2 can 19c
Gardenslde Peas Standard No. 303 can 10c
Sweet Potatoes Taylor Squat can 23c
Chop Suey Jan u Wine Veg No. 2 can 25c
Meal Balls Haley 16-oz. can We
Yeg. Stew Haley's - with beef - No. 212's 39c
Link Sausage Cudahy 8-oz. can 42c
Cropped Ham Cudahy 12-oz. can 53c
Luncheon Meat Temt . 12-oz. can 45c
Pink Salmon Prince Leo No. 1 can 49c
Apple Sauce Highway No. 2 can 12c
Sliced Peaches Del Monte No. 21 can 32c
Bread Mrs. Wright's, white or wheat lb. 14c
Bread Mrs. Wright's cracked wheat lb. 15c
Vanilla Fig Bars : 21b. pkg. 53c
Soda Crackers Busy Baker Mb. 27c
Soda Crackers Busy Baker 2-lb. 49c
Graham Crackers Pirates' Gold ...
Graham Crackers Pirates' Gold ..
Tea Time Crackers
lb. 29c
2-lb. 51c
Mb. box 30c
Grapefruit
Oranges
Artichokes
Desert
White
Juicy
Navel
1-lb. bag
Garden
Fresh
lb. 5c
55c
lb. 10c
Rome Apples
Buy Them by the Box
35-lb. box 1.69
I Trimmed lt-e. ajp
jPindCn and Cleaned pkg. IDC
Green Onions lb. 25c
Cucumbers Crtap-Green lb. 39c
Cauliflower r: lb. 13c
Asparagus
U. S. No. 1
Grade lb.
17
HELP TOURISTS ENJOY OREGON
Tourists! Host Wk April 11-17