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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1948)
t WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, 1948 SEC. 1 1 PACE I v. 'K J Th cornrr point at Icmrr rljlit U Ijikrvlrw, tumr Irft tttudvrrl rntly uff the map liy thr lilghly ftmAlPtirUti rrtorplirr. Road Blocked To Travel HA!. EM. May 19 t-Traffic tnpprd britlnnlni today over tlie Orritnn Clty-Ncw Era accllon of the Pacific Illllhway. which U belli! widened Into four-lane route. Suile lllthway Enmncer n H. naldnrk ald paeiujer rar call ue the narrow, hilly county road be tween Oregon City and New Era, and that truck can be routed via Hllverton on the Salrin-Wlvcrlon-Oregon City road. Ilaldwk reiiinunenried. however. Ihat tliew detoura be avoided where. poMihle by ujiIiik route Oil W. the WlUonvllle cutoff, and the Halem Unylon route. vl The prenent Oregon City-New Era aection of the Pacific highway In carrying 101)00 vehlclea a day. The recoiuitrucllon Job probably will be finMied next November. The exlillng route can't be uned during coiwlructlon became of the danger from being hit by frilling rocka during the extennlve blaMIng Oieratlona. He Learned About Women From Accident SEATII.E. May 19 il't William lltcks got hi car out of Mrs. DnvlcV back yard all right. He figured he learned a lot about womankind In the proceu. too: per haM aa much aa It Inkea many a man a lifetime to lenrn. "After about aeven hours I found out there lun'l any me arguing with a woman," he cominruted philo sophically. "I've heard that a lot of timet and now I know. Mm. Dunella Unvlea auggented llK kn get a derrick to remove the ar that had unceremonlnunly rolled down an RO-foot embankment Into her hedge-enclosed yard yesterday. Hltks argued and pleaded that he could remove a four-foot section of her laurel hedge, drive the car Jhrnugh and replace the hedge so neatly thul even the moles III her garden wouldn't suspect there had been a change. A tie got his cur out. r The derrick cost tM. Ithnrork canyon on I H )UJ nerlh of (turns. Ktanilini beside the ear Is Harry Miry of l.akevlew. US Gears Up To Produce New Atomic Veapons For Defense; Truman Says OK WAHIIINOTON, May tS W The l olled KUtes geared up today for production of new atomle weapons whose deadly power Is thta nation's secret. This much Is known that what ever their form or dimensions they represent "very substantial progress" In harnessing nature's forces to Instruments of terrible destruction. Those were the words used by the While House Monday In an nouncing successful completion of a new series of testa of "three atomic weapons, each of Improved design'' at Enlwetok Island In the Ear Pacific. N'o Time Lost Speculation mounted over what the new weapons may be. Whatever they are guided missiles, radio active clouds, an Improved bomb or whatnot the Whlt House an nouncement Indicated no time 1 being lost In putlng them Into pro duction. It said: "The president gave general ap proval of (atomic energy) commis sion plans for steps It proposed to Initiate at once for further nuclear development, based upon Informa tion gained from the tests." David E. Llllrnthal, A EC ehair- Screen Star, Dr., Win Acclaim CHICAGO, May 19 lW Bcreen Riar Madeleine Carroll and Dr. Oirty Corl, 1947 Nobel Prlie winner for medicine, Tuesday were pre sented American Brotherhood awards for their contributions to belierlng human relations. The awards were presented at a luncheon of the national conference of Christians and Jews. Dr. Henry Noble McCracken, president emerl faculty at Washington university, St. Louis. She received the award man, added pointed emphasis to 1 tus of Vassar college, made the pre thls statement. He said the tests, I wnlntlon. , . , j i Dr. Corl and her husband. Dr. involving some ju.uuv military ana ; scientific personnel, were a "mile- I stone In atomle development" ; I.'se Misled j With the nation thus embarked : on a new atomic era. there were ; Indications the armed lorces are grooving their plans lor using the new weapons. The air force has new sky giants in the making to replace the famed R-29 which dropped the first atomie bomb on Hiroshima three years ago. And the navy has asked congres sional approval of plans to con struct the world's biggest warship a fiS.OOO-HO.OOO ton aircraft carrier whose flight deck could serve as a launching base for A-bomb beating planes or guided missiles with atomic warheads, PURE AS MONEY CAN BUY WHY PAY MORE of accept lest than the quick aspirin pain relief St. Joseph Atpirtnataures. It'iao dependable. World's largest seller at 10c. St.Joseph ASPIRIN New ST.JOSEPH ASPIRIN FOR CHILDREN & ftuty for mothT to No rwmd to brk Ublat. Thy ara msda to meat eorrsflt ehild doikfi h&Im. Etuiy for nit I Id to tak, orange flavor, 60 Uhl'ta for &Vt. for her work In medicine and fcumea betterment; ' MiM Carroll, who quit the aoreen to serve In army hpltala cturlnv the war, received her award for hei work In Improving tnter-allled understanding. Klamath Men Enjoy Trip Through High Desert On Trip To Old Mining Town Site Of John Day It. Pays to Use the Wnnt-Adsl II y MALCOLM H'l.t V A loop trip through the purple dUtani-es of the high desert to a place of special Oregon historical significance is available to Klam ath people who ran spare two days for a Jaunt to John Day In (irant county. It's a Journey for those who do not consider Hie desert country bore si. mely monotonous who get a llirlll mil of the sight of a Jauucd fringe of pine timber on a ridge beyond the sagebrush who gel a sticrlal feeling as they roll throuiih rimrock canyons and experience thr oulrk change from oen denerl to pine timber to long wild hay meadows. To Bend Tills writer made the trip lo John Day last week-end. going by w-ay of Hend. and returning by Ijike vlew. As can be seen on the rough map. this mnkra It a loop trip, with two relatively short burktrarktng stretches. My companion on the Jcurnry was Charlie Sinrk. cham ber of commerce manager The 143 miles to Bend takes from S'ii to 1 hours, arcordlng to your ear and inclinations to speed. At Itrnd we put up at the eicellent Pilot Unite Inn, because we left Klamath late in the dav and had business In limit Itchlnd the I'llot Itutte. leading down to the river. Is a smooth, well-groomed lawn, surrounding attractive rock gardrns. That's the sort of thing that makes Itend a pleasant city. East On US 20 From Bend, the John Day loop trip goes cast on UH 20. Just out of Bend, the route goes through central Oregon farming country, the farm plots lying among outcropping. of lhva rock. As one moves fnrlher away from Bend, the country be comes strictly high desert, with oc casional Juniper rldnea and rocky mountains breaking above the roll ing sagebrush land. Incidentally, a few miles out of Bend, the route passes through Mllliran, the well-puhllclied "nne- msn town." We were told In Bend that four people live there now, giving Mllliran a proportionate population Increase equaled by few cities anywhere.) About 27 miles west of Burns IIS 20 Joins US 39S for the run on Into Hums. IIS 395 comes up from Lake view, and at Burns 395 turns north off US 20 and goes to John Dny. There Is a fine rimrock canyon tra versed by 395 for many miles Just north of the Junction, leading up Into plue forest and mountain meadows. Molhcur Forest The rond here enters the Malheur national forest, which has many gvnnd stnrid of Pnutlernsa pine still slandlng. Fnrlher nnrlh on one of the open stretches Is Hcnpcn, log ging hrndqiinrtrra for the big nines mill nt Hums. North of. Seneca there's a fine ! gradr orrr a mountain, with whitr- two-day Journey. Vet Charlie Ktark rapprd Klrawberry mountain off to the east The road thrn drops down lu racing Canyon rreek at thr Joaquin .Miller resort, and a few miles farther la Canyon City, a mining town filled with memories of the Old (Vest. When you go to Canyon C'lly, don't full to slop at Charles W. Brown's service station and see his museum. Here u a marvelous col lection of relics from the mining days of Canyon City thousands of Items of great interest. These relics arc scattered all over (he place, mixed up with modern merchandise. Drill Patterson, a real estate man next door, has a fine collection of Indian relics In his window and in ensea inside. Poet Judge Joaiiuin Miller, the poet, lived In the Canyon City country In early dr.ys. and was Grant county's first circled county Judge. When you go to Canyon Cliy and John Day. you will want to visit the Joaquin Miller cnhln. John Day. which is a western tpe town reminiscent of lteno, Is the northernmost point on tills travelogue. From there, we back track to Burns, go south on I S 395 In l.skevlew, passing such spots as Hiiuaw Butte range experiment sta tion, Alkstl lake. A her I lake and llm. Valley Kalis and Chandler slate park. lakevlew lo Klamath Is the las'. Icy on the trip and always an Interesting Journey to people with an affection lor our area. The round trip to John Dav rovers more than 600 miles a good Heartburn a!1 1 I smarts! M gVaayfcl fM BtMl back WhrnrirMMonutr-ti nrt ratm imlntut ufTn-gtf tagl (as. BkrUT Ullliiti BIhI tlfaftl'laTII, ifiM-lilft tvuaJlf (ifrjsrr.lsn lliei h'trg-Brll.n ftntHI i tVIMTlttl f'K TRUCKS FOR RENT U-DRIVE VANS PICKUPS FLAT RACKS Itates by mile, hour or week PKN Nl'NDAVS BEACON SERVICE STATION 1001 K. Main. Ph. 8304 YessV, THE preferred whiskey from Kentucky is available again! 'Always preferred for flavor, now also preferred for value that's Old Sunny Brook. 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This ' , I fSSf SSf'jJS'JiJS U,t Bring .gaasaj 1- -L VS affl to ur complett scrvics Thil Coupon SMf M ASHLEY CHEVROLET 4i;oNET4Hm6,h t BEli-ANS for Acid Indigestion 25 , Safewlriiiis It ...SO YOU SAVE MONEY ilim mf&"i v&fcM tiffltiti&p t END SECTION OF N SH0RT RIBS REM0VED k tw ' Safeway before we weigh I I ' - - E your rib roast (we sell these short mm0-mm"mmmmmmmmimmmmm? fmmmmmA v Ml f Jra ribs separately, at 1 lower price .!.1 4 Xf If P" Pound). Vour Safeway rib A 1 I f It. "at includes only the tender i ' j . ' - - faw V , Jt. Ill center portion that will roast ( 7 r -.'jf3 Xt aO I 'a'. 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 bjr 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 W"0U SEE AROVE how Safeway removes excess bone and JL waste from rib roasts before weighing. We prepare other cuts in similar fashion each according to its special requirements. This waste-free cutting is part of Safe-way's Guaranteed Meats plan. We regularly trim our meats this way. When you compare meat prices, remember that Snjeway's prices always are on the TRIMMED cut, free of excess bone, waste and fat, ready for cooking. If ever you're not satisfied that the meat you buy at Safeway is trimmed the money-saving way wc 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 grades of lamb, pork and veal. ...... Come prove for yourself there's more good-eating at less cost in Guaranteed Meats from Safewayl SAFEWAY GUARANTEED MEATS Thit ffrr efreti'Vi mt lt Sqfmtj marktii in thii Cnff
