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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 19-18 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON SEC. II PACE I Wocus Cnniiriiliiliilliiiis rn in unlrr In n"il M. '" Mi (Ire mi the lililli lit 7 mill t iHiimil hoy The jltila slimmer hi rived nl I jo p. m HillllliiV. April i!fi. Ill Hie ntnlf n( Nrw York, Mm. MrOrr him Immii In tjir rnMi'iii sluie slum liml Jmi iin i y, tint will iTMirn In (mucin in iiinti iik Dip buliy Ik nlil imimiikIi In iitiko llm limv tup Nrrilliwi in KM y. Uul "I'lipn" l" wiiIIxIiik minimi In a I'lnuil. Tlie Imliy's niinn Ik IMVlll. Mrs, A l'ltlc Mi'Cllllll kiivi a "WhlH' llmiNi-'- pin I y Wrilni'mliiv n.uht, April 'Jl In M'vi'inl of 1 1 lli-lulllmrK. (Iiuih'k wrrn pliiyi'il mill julres wne iilvrii in Dip wIiiiiitk. liiinntihtriilldtiK, wllli hIiIk In Hip llHIItrlltlikiT tt'rie pii'Hriitcd liy Mm. '.ll.ll, mill Oil liontriin, (liilillr Mr Cllllll Willi II nrl i,f ItiiiM'-hllitr Willi pliniuri for hnvlng Miii-h iioihI nl trnflrtncp. Mrn. Jim Hrlm !k lim-k linnir. pfirr hnvlim tniOor siiiKrry at tlx IIiIIkI'Ip lliwpllnl Innl wnk. Mm Hurry Tnllrii wiik itlvrn bliKKl IriilnlilMnn nl Kliilnulli Vullry liiuipllul Mnwlnv. Her rniiillllnn In milnrwlml wrukeliril Klllrr llm nlltn niMliilP mcldi-nl lii n In Api 11 In, "4 which ('H)k the lli "i her linilmtiil. Hurry. Mm TMirn Ik iillcmrd no ' vhimiK nl Hip himpllnl nilirr limn I tin llllllicdlntfi rrlnllvon. 'jnhn Klenimlnii Is I lie ilrlvrr (it t$w bill "curry nil' inmiilne Ihnl Ik ki cllnir off thr Krniintl In prrpur- jfctlon fur tlie Imllillnii nf nil ulirn- f it.oitcrn ntilo cnnrl In Hip ('lirliea J mldlllon. nn liluliwnv 97. Id Mur- pkrr, rnntrnctnr. Ik Ihp "luiill Ix'tllnd Ihr Kcrnc. mill wild Ik riMMtiMhlp fm Hip IiIk prnjpcl. nituutiit In oeiwrcn :M).aoo. wlllrll i:vooo will aiul Henlev Dorolhy Pruirh who Himdny at Hip Pcncp McitKirlnl Prrhytrrlnii rburrli bprninp lllp brldp nf Ornriie Wiilkrr. wbk bmuiird mi Tliiiruluy Willi ri Klmwrr Klvi-ri by Mm Allwrt Krndv nl hPr himie In Hip llpnlry dliirlcl. Thp nftrriiiMin wnx mwiiI In ily ttiK muncH niirt In oimmiihk Hip ninny IcvHy gills. Allniitlnc mid arnillni ulflK wprp Mr. mid Mm. Ornriie l-ninb. Mm. Qurntln MyprK. Mm Y O 1'ixil, Mm J MnlllilllK. Mm. OiIpI Olmill, Mr. nnd Mm C. 11 Kelly. Mr. mid Mm Dim Halm. Mm Knrl Murk mid prvprly. Mm. R E liiiiiun mid Mnrv LollIM-. Mm. W. M. Wllllnmii. Mm Waller Kuiiimi nnd Corn. Mr nnd Mm. Priuih. Mm. W. U. Ilrliuin. Mr. mid Mm drome llnyd. Hylvln Kcndy mid Mm. Albprt Kcndy. Keno Civile Hull, thp KPtin 'iiiil Jiml tnr, llud Hip inlKlnrlllllp U) brpiik tllK lK Mllllllliy llftPllllldll. Ilu WIIK iikIiik ii Kinder In level up the truck buck nf Hip ncliiiiilhiiiiKe wlien the blndp tiimk n mik and Uie Kcur kIiIII lever Kllpped nut nnd niriuk him IiikI ubiivn llm nnklp. 'Hip I'rn fcKKlnniil Aiiibiiliinio timk li I in In llllhldp luiKpllnl. Mr. mid Mm. Wnllpr KnKtpr ciiiiip nver ri mil AKhlnnd Hiinibiy mill took Mik. Jim 1'oKler buck with tliein, Hlie limy (Icililc to locate In AKh lnnd. John Hcnli, n iienenil utlllly inun fur Hip Kliiiiuitli cininty nchnul dl trlct, Ik aclliiK iik Jiinltnr, KUhnlllul IliK for Clyde Hull. Ilnivry Denhiiiii liHik thp Wnrden clilldicn hump Mnndiiy nftrr Clyde Holt vol hurt. Mr. mid Mm. If. J. Hiirnjmin miivrd intn their Inline Mnndiiy, which ibpy purchnKed frnm "llud" l.iimititiK ftiuiip mniiHiK hkh. 'I'hln wiik fniiiirrly Hie Hoka Hliiuilem biiinr. The lltirnhuniK enmp frnm Oil. hi M. Allliuiiith nur miiiniiiicpmpnt nf Hie liiieiKeiicy ihnwer for the Muwycr fiiimly wiik Iimi lute In help, there wiik n Kuodly lllllllber llllended to Kive lunch needed iiHKlKlmice iik IwhiK were nut pxpeclpd. Joe DcCIiiiikIp. nur Incnl kiuiiko owner, Ik ipilto III nt till home here with lhflurnr.il. Ilrlce McCormlck Ik mound iiuuhl utter hiivltiK n KPtbuck for n week, Mr. mid Mm. Hubert Miner nf I'ortlund viKited their iirmidpureiita, Mr. and Mm. WnlerhniiKP, WpdnrA dny. Apill 31. Malin Mn. lrp McComb, who hn ftix-ni the winti-r In CHrmlnlr. Cftllf , with hrr j.lnlcm. Mr. Crllu Popn nnd lxiuine llnton, hna returned to her home In Mnlln. WlnnerK In the AmerUun I-rlon auxlllury XMly Iwter contest huvo brrn nnnotinrrd Division our: Ftmt prlr, Cornrlln llutlnii: urcrtud prir.e, Itritta KhKrrn. Third dlvuian: Kim prize, Hhlrlry Jnhmnn. PoMer rre jtidued on npiMl, orlKlnnllty, mtuiir nljillty and ncntnpwi, Mr ft. KlJr KobrrlA nrted ah chnlrimiti nf the poMrr rcmtrnt. Tenrhern miper vuinit I he rt work for pouter were Mr. WfMMlhon Merry nnd Mr. Mnudr Mrlion. Mr. nnd Mm. William Madriu of Albrtiiy were recent week-end guesU nt the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Prnnk I a vi; r. Dr. Pendtrtnu vu a recent vUltor In Mnlln. He enme from Bnntrkok, Hlnm, where he Attended confer ence of lnternntlnnnl expert. Dr. Pendleton left lnt Tuendny lor Blast Rips Through Southern California Oil Refinery IKJ1IWK1WWII - I t I - - ' i ' 4 OCOO Kiilmlun nnd lire ripped n crneklnr tnnk nl the liune HUndnrd OH refinery, f.l Sejundo. (nllf. The lilunl beard 11 iiiIIpk nwny. I'lillre nnld 20 periwni were trpmlfd for burnn. Twelve of thrm were In nerloiiK rniidltlun. Klre flbllii( rquipmrnt frnm ndjolnlnf beneh townn kept the blue from apreadlnc to hutidredi of urruundlni butmie tnnkn In the nren. WnKhliiKton. D. C. Mm. Pendleton In n member nf Mnlln huh nchool fRculty. Mr. mid Mm. Tony Hleykiil held niien huUKP IrkI Hunduy In their newly cniutrur led modern rnnch home KnutheiiKt of Mnlln. niirlinc Hip uflpriiiHin their iiiuuy frlepdn enlled tn welcome llieni In their new home. HefreKlimentK were eervi-d the KueKU. Mr. mid Mm. Jerry Dru.ll mid Kon recenlly moved to MndruK, Ore. UrnrJI will fnrm In their new locn llun. Mr. mid Mm, Cm llemhfelt of Rnlem recenlly visited nl t he home nf Mr. mid Mm. John llcmhfrlt. LA Squares Off At Mosquitoes LOS ANOKI.E8, April 28 UP, The moKqutto, nobody'i friend, suffered severe cusumUIck TueKdny as the city nf Loft AiikpIck Kent Itx troopK and 'incriinnlM'd equipment Into the 1048 wnr UKHl.int the blnnkelcy blnnk In- KPCtJI. Speurhend of tndny'i attack, which KUrted on the Los AiiKeles river bed, whs a contraption known as the "plumber's nlnhtmHre" because of Ita Intricate sets of tanks and ex haust pipes that are mounted on a attack Is Kolnif to be con tinued every 10 days by an 11-man j crew from the health department's, mnviullo cnntrnl unit. Three new ! Jeeps are being outfitted to lend The first day's attack covered a 25-mlle stretch of the river bed. Social Agency Shakeup Asked WASHINGTON, April 38 (yfr-A shakeup In the social security ad ministration and the V. 8. employ ment service was recommended Tuesday by the house appropria tion committee. Slashing 120 073,000 off next year's funds for the federal security aitency, the committee approved $969,050. 000 money bill to finance operations starting July 1. . The committee also added a pro vision barring use of the funds to government workers belonging to a union whose officers have riot signed the non-communist oath required by the Taft-Hartley law. This 1 the first time the fund withholding weapon has been used to back up this section of the labor law. In a previous effort to attach an antl-raclal discrimination provision to a money bill, the committee was overriden by the house. The bill Includes this specific health and social welfare appropria tion: $700,000 for an Immediate survey of what the committee called "rather serious" health and sanitation condi tions In Alaiikn. The bill, written by a subcommit tee headed by Rep. Keefe (l-Wis. I, recommended a "far-reaching over haul" nf the social security administration. IMVIDKN'I) SPOKANE. April 28 (.Direc tors of the Hecln. Mining company iucHnv uecmreo . m. r u j upporl to lrie . plumber's night- holders of record May M. President L. E. Hunlry Knld. The dividend will total $250,000. The United Suites hnK more thnn 13.000 eleinentnry school prlnclpnlK. Introduce Mother to the Htar Beauty Shop with a gift en Her day, May 9th, of a new permanent or a series of beauty treatments. Call 7085 for Myrtle Chamberland Zo Bruce Claire Holl Jerry Robinson StciSi Beauty Sltapf" 435 Main For the hut ndrlre nn your In suranrr proMmi, mi Hans Norland, 12.1 N. 6th St It pnyi to use the Wftttt-Anl Simple pYleS For quick. Joyful rUf. mm tuoihing Rinol. The mttlirally proven irtfrrdi rata in this famoui ointment act Kmtlr to quiet itf-hing. burning totnirnt. Kr aMrd cmnfnrt, bathe tender partawith pure, mild Keainol Soap. I MW 1 Saturday. Wk PapPY 1 100 REGENT PARK Hard Finish SUITS JUST ARRIVED! RUDY'S Safe wliiiis It ttWeiAiiig QUALITY IkatGounU IN PHOTO FINISHING Demand KRYSTAL KOTE Finish j. . f aLi Demand KRYSTAL KOTE Finish t MAKES EVERY PICTURE A TREASURE The Following Local Dealers Offer KRYSTAL KOTE SERVICE No Waiting ... In at 9 a. m. Out at 5 p. m. Cameo Shop 137 Main Castltberry Super Cut- Rat Drugs MO Main Currin's for Drugs KM Main East Side Pharmacy Oil fast Main Lee Hendricks Drug Store 1311 Houlh lh Street Burke's Corner Store m Main Schneider's Variety 41 South lh Street Star Drug Store Ml Mala Underwood's Camera Shop tn Main Waggoner Drug Co. M Main Walgreen Drug Co. 1,15 Main Whitman Drug Co. ItO Mnln Wood's Drug Store Mrdlrsl Dental Bnflrllnf Out of Town KRYSTAL KOTE Dealers Thorton't Drug Star, t.akevlew, Oregon Costlomen'i Pharmacy Merrill, tlreaon Coynor'l Variety Earl's Pharmacy ' Tulelake. California Carner Star. Pione.r Drug Stera Chllnquln, Orafon Sprague River Variety Upraipn Hirer, Orefoa L. V. Beggi Bonansa, Oreiton Underwood's Photo Service 211 Underwood Building Phent 4819 ...SO YOU SAVE MONEY ifmfr smfgi K&&m Wtftoo vS?! END SECT10N 0F f A TSl SH0RT RIBS REMOVED f V at I Safeway before we weijh I 1 if jBI your rib roast (we sell these short mm,..,,; I " Vo. it ii "P' lower price -N -flf I Xt ' ill 1X1 P01""1)- Your Safeway rib A WCT ' W J I ' J I f. ro4st includes only the tender jf llAt r I A ' ifll center portion that will roast TJ 4gj I 'i5V k- UL jmtri8ht y-- Jfl v-w. . ViL'--- .-: n n ' Wherever you buy meat you are entitled to money-savings that result from proper trimming of each cut before it is weighed. Insist that your butcher trim this way. If he refuses, why not buy at a market where this kind of trimming is done? HEAVY CHINE BONE REMOVED by Safeway (and replaced with a layer of fat, light in weight, to seal in meat juices) before we weigh your rib roast on the market scales. It gives you a roast that cooks and carves better 70U SEE ABOVE how Safeway removes excess bone and JL waste from rib roasts before weighing. Vc prepare other cuts in similar fashion each according to its 'special requirements. This waste-free cutting is part of Safcway's Guaranteed Meats plan. We regularly trim our meats this way. When you compare meat prices, remember that Safeway's prices always are on the TRIMMED cut, free of txcess bone, waste and fat, ready for cooking. If ever you're not satisfied that the meat you buy t Safeway is trimmed the nioucy-saving way we say, just show it to the manager of the Safeway store where you bought it. If your Safeway rib roast (for example) is NOT trimmed as shown above you get TWO rib roasts without a penny's extra cost ( and without quibble or argument) Safeway buys nothing less than the top government grades of beef (all beef sold at Safeway is U.S. Govern ment graded). . . nothing less than the top rades of lamb, pork and veaL Come prove for yourself there's more good-eating at less cct in Guaranteed Meats from Safeway! SAFEWAY GUARANTEED MEATS TOi rr tfnUxt 1 tit tftvMf market! tn tJtu Ciawqi I