THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE NINI
Governors
line Up For
Senate Race
COLORADO NI'lUSnH, olu .
Jum II rrttp of ernetorlal
raltoidalra apprarrd lo be sprouting
ItMlay aa lite naUori'e govruiere end
ed their 41M annual eonfrr.nre.
At Intal Ihm m.inltrTa Inrlurting
the n w runferrnre rhalrman.
Hansaa' rrpulillran io, frank
l orison era being rounlrd here aa
probable rnlranli In it'll jror'e
adnata reree.
HeiiitsyWaiila'a republican Ortv.
James It. Dlllf and Cnlctrado's drmo.
cratlci lo. I.ee Kiuiua ara linked
Willi CarlMin aa likely candidates.
Rut nobody professed to know
anything abmit Uie future plana of
New Voik t Ooy. Thomas E. Dewey,
Ilia lgsl OOP presidential nominee.
Brat bat a that If Dewey rum
main at all, It will ba fur re-election
aa governor next year.
Ilewev'g running mat oej laat
year'e Uraei, I alllornla's ,or Karl
Warren, la being 1 laird aa almost
certain la aark re-elerllon.
Nuna of Uia three governors, how
tvar, would admit publicly that Uir
ara eyeing the arnata. All took
active par la III Ilia three daya (X
uinfrreiiie debates which tuded with
passage of a aerlea of raaolutluni.
In una of these. Uie governors
gave a general endorsement U Ilia
admlnutratlon'a Inrelgn polities, In
eluding support of Uia United Na
tlona, Uia European recovery pro
gram and the North Atlantic pact.
'lha resolution's rail for arnata
action "la Implement the part and
la give It full force and effect"
grnrrally waa regarded aa Indirect
approval of the propoaed ll ljoooo,.
000 program la rearm Western
Kurope.
In their final action, the governors
Ignored a apeclai oommltlee which
i net with congress membera last
year and urged a 20 per cent cut In
federal aid granla In return for the
governments vacating some tax !
field..
Indiana's dennxratlc Oov. Henry
Y. tkhrlfkrr, wlio headed the reso
lutions committee, aald Uie gov
ernora Just weren'. "In the position
where they can turn down federal
aid"
Instead, Ilia conference reaffirmed
a resolution II adopted In lv4 calling
for "all levela of government" lo
"parUelpata financially" In unem
ployment, relief and other matters.
With lie unanimous vole rule In
affect, the conference killed a pre
putial by Georgia's democratic Oov.
Herman Talinadiie. supported oy
Louisiana's democratic (iov. Karl K.
Ixtng, calling for distribution of all
federal aid to tlatra purely on the
basis of nred.
Hesldcs Carlson, the conlrreiire
named three republican governors
on Its executive committee. 'Iliey
were Govs, Kred U. Aandahl of
North Liakota, Duff of Pennsylvania
and Douglae McKay of Oregon,
liemorrala named ware (.ova.
Reauford II. J eater of Teaaa. Knous
of Colorado and Adlal R. flte-venson
of Illinois.
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BREAST OF VEAL 25c lb.
VEAL RIB CHOPS - 55c lb.
VEAL RUMP ROASTS . i 45c lb.
PURE PORK SAUSAGE 25c lb.
PRODUCE AND GROCERIES
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CANTALOUPES 3 , 39c TOMATOES V;; L 10c
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ANOTHIft f INI PRODUCT Or IIVII ItOTMIII COMFAHT
Vacation Bible
School End Set
M r. I.AKI, June 23 Dally va
callttn llible achtKtl sponsored by
the Mt, Ijikl church, will close rn
day with a program to be given that
evening on Ilia grange lawn.
The program will begin at 1 p. m
All parents and friends are Invited
to attend.
Aju.IIIii Rev. J. R. Delap with
the Ulble school are Mrs. Droit
Thompton. Mrs. Roy LaPrarle, Mrs.
Hani Knnian, Mrs. Jack Hayes, Mrs.
Jay Kalrrlo. Mrs. Msl Marvin, Mra.
Vivian Wise. Mrs. Beth Williams.
Mrs. Karl Mack, Mra. Ralph Hill,
Mrs. Richard Fleming. Carolyn
Dickson. Mia. Bud White end Don
na Dixon.
Business Decline
Has Good Points
PORTLAND, June 23 oV, The
retired chairman of Uie board of
Oenrral electric company can make
out a silver lining In the present
bustnasa decline.
This prorata of getting back to
normal la forcing business execu
tives lo go back to the public to
sell their good.v" said Owen D.
Young "Theyll get reacquainted
and It II do a lot of good ."
How long will the process take?
"It depends on how long It takes
leaden of business, labor and con-
i
Matri-Ut LteTwBM .
Mr'Am.EY-HA7.rj.HirH0r Alrsajfi
Mrl mtf, 41, lrgir. ntiv of Dining,
m, roaldatnt ul KUntailh fella All.
Carrsl ltaihural, M, rlmik, nellve of
AahUnd. Ore . rewldenl of KUmtth FelU.
Derreea OrenUtf
Eleanor A. Caflaon va. John Henrjr
C'arlaon.
ieelb-e t mrt
TVm Tim tiellahar. Iriartquele rrr'
ncr brake fine
Wllllem (iorrlan M" I ford Jr., failure
to otv ain. turn tl ail
tMru Mae WhiU, no operator a Il
cente. Fine U M
Hobert Henry Hurk, lrta.dequa' mr
fvnry brake Fine AO
Haymmirf Howard Mmlth, Irurk a peed.
Inf Fine 110.
Frank Fowler Thorofood. fa Hurt to
ohv atop ain Fine AO
Alfred alnhneon. failure to drive on
rifht aide of highws,,. Fine M Ml.
Bread to the Immrdtate nred of
workUif together," young uld.
The 74-yemr-old executive U here
vUltlng frlendn.
MAKES
COLO DRINKS
.nits !T
Rain Drops and a
saere dash of your
lavorile soap tes you Bore,
better, arder-werkiaf suds
than ny soap or delergent
Rill Kelr hum, vtoUtlo of the) boat
rule. Fine !.
Albert E'khana, verloadirte; trallor
unit. Fine (IS.
Randolph Fred) Martin, e 9.U.C. per
mit Fine fJO.
flarenre D Harrlaon, eofntHnatioai
overloed. Fine 21.
Mark Monro Hick men, coanbtnatioa
overload. Fine) (30.
Carl Conrad Corder, no PUC, per
mit Fine !
Carl Conrad Oorder, no ope re tor
rmlt. Fin MJfl.
C'atrl Conrad Ufrder, no vehltlp II-
eona. Fine fid
f aaajeUtel FHad
Hnnl Wolfran by Ben O Wolfran,
ffuardlam va. Jamot M Baker Jr. and
1 1 (rer Lae Pe v na. da rnae ni It for
lA'ino. Attorney for Iho plaintiff, Wil
bur O Brtrknar.
Moty and Van Dyke va. Carl Rtidoem.
itt for rP'eaion or payment of
atft.V) L f)fih Iinmori, attornay for
the plaintiff.
June A. Garrett va, Jimti I.tither
Carrelt. ault for divorce. Plaintiff
rharvea rruel and Inhuman treatment.
Toupia married January IS, In
Klamath Fella Attorney for tho plain
tiff J. C. O Nelll,
Koy S Cadden va. Florence M. Cad
dan, ault for divorce. Plaintiff charfee
cruel and inhuman treatment. Coupe
merrtad Dec m bar If, ItHS, at Heno,
rVvda Attorney for to plaintiff, A.
C Yaden.
Dor of nay Mora be t, David A. Mora
be, ault for div tree. Plaintiff rrta.rga
rruel and Inhuman treatment C"upt
married January 1, IfM. in Hnn. Nev.
Attorney for lb plaintiff, Xdwtn E.
DrlM-oll
Hoy H. Prnpat Jr. v Oenv 1rrM
Prop!, ault for dlvorr. Plaintiff rharge
rruel and Inhuman treatment, and aika
property aettlement. C u pl married
January 31. l'HA, in Heno. Nv. Attorney
fur the plaintiff, Edwin C. Drteroll,
KID
PORTLAND. June 33 JP A low
btd of $48.232 (or conatrurtlon of
24 .mile llft-kv Bonnnrille trru
mUalon line between Foreat Orove
and McMinnvllle wu lubmltted
yeaterday by the Armstronf con
struction company, Vancouver,
BP1TTLF.MENT
PORTLAND. June 23 (TV A
late-hour settlement kept bread
ml) Inf today from tills city's baker-
lea to stores here and upatate.
with a strike of AFL truck drivers
scheduled to start at mldnldhL
aarrwment was rearhed with baker
operators Jat nifht. Ite principal
provision was a $5 raise to $7
weekly for drivers.
LOW BID
PORTLAND, June 23 (Jf) The
Baldwin Locomotive Works submit
ted a $1,312,466 low bid yenterday to
army engineers for supplylnv two
70,000 horsepower turbines , for the
Detroit dam powerhouse.
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Oregon
Food Stores
Prlet effective Thursday. Friday. Saturday, Sunday. Monday Tuesday, Wednesday
Sugar
Eastern
198
Nucoa
2 49c
Super Suds
Uses gka
2-44
Short enlBf
' atorsl toast Tras
369'
tarts
Bisquick
far aktrt Csaa
Cheese
4
Wh MSI Tpe
2 . 79C
Mayonnalsi
ItlaU)
COni W. K. CSJOT Btas Tie t Stae 1 5C '
Green Beans, Briargate Type, 2s 19e
Sliced Beets, No 2 tins ... 13c
Peas. Sugar Belle Type, 303s 12c
Tomatoes, Garden Typ 21 19c
Lima Beans, Cooked Babys, Is 12c
Asparagus 1 13c
Ripe Olives, med. size, tall tins 27c
Carrots, Diced, Del Monte, 303s 13c
Tomato Saace CUrdra Tvpe, MM 5c
Hominy me imn Mt is 17c
1 Greens, mustard or turnip, zs . ISC
Tomato Juice d. 1 lie
Dill Pickles .s.o.m 3Sc
Peanut Batter, Skippy, 1-lb. ar 35c
Apple Butter, fancy, quarts . 27c
Peas, Hunt's fancy, No. 2 tins . 21c
Plum Jam, Del Monte, 1-lb. Jar 19c
Pineapple, crashed fancy, is . Zic
Fruit Cocktail, fancy Sacto, 2Js 35c
Apricots, Valley Gold type, 2s 15c
Pears, Harper House type, 2 is 35c
Peaches m w , m 23c
Pie Cherries, fancy RSP, No. 2s 35c
Grapefruit, Garden Type, 2s 19c
Catsup Bsa Trai, U rn. Mot 15c
Blended Juice t. t
IUTIU, I
SNOWFUKT
Jells Best C CC
Jelatln y J J
Milk, Cherub Type, tall tins
Tuna Fish, LCD, No. 2 tins
Dog Food, Bar None, No. Is .
Pork & Beans, No. 1 tins . .
Minced Gams, Pismo Type, Js
Soup
Csatrttn TmttU, M, tf,
35c
. lie
. 35c
. 10c
.' lie
27c
17c
9c
8c
Tamales, Riviera, Buff ets ,
Bathroom Tissue, soft type
Lifebuoy, bath size . . 2 bars 21c
Deviled Meat, MorrelTs, is . 8c
Dried Beef, fancy, glass . . . 21c
Vienna Sausage, fancy, is . 21c
7 tor 1.00
6 for 1.00
8 for 1.00
9 for 1.00
6 for 1.00
9 for 1.09
8 for 1.00
4 for 1.00
8 for 1.00
21 for 1.00
6 for 1.00
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10 for 1.00
3 for 1.00
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for 1.00
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12 for 1.00
13 for 1.00
10 for 1.00
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5 for 1.00
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Oregon Food Stores
2410 So. th St. '
Wl BII.V( THI RIGHT TO UMIT QUANTITIII
1749 Oregon Are
Produce
Department
Price Effective Friday one! Saturday
DOWM CO OUI MICU W. mrm eeif lata shot teal
otteettih as trUmH as Salaans On,ia Toe Oraaaa
FsW Stem he takaai eattoafago ef ameeat ossitae aoaoV
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(no aaass a Mw IsieMag gnm at ks e ftoaMoa a Os
oiraal oitfc. laara.Oie aaeer a eose eWaat gna saw
sags as nlaaa aa Be Mm faW koyiot aaMic Cane at
oa1 sfcara ss IMa otf osali aal sale oaal am mmtj.
looKin look in voonn
Tomatoes
Maa IW ttkaa aarteoS aaSsd. , m
" " (f
Lettuce Tv
Carrots
2 0
Corn M
GatM we rad ear y f
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fttemee, (nafe flga, afiaaSaa. aiiurtwia ad red hel CMaa.
Meat
Department
Pricot Ef foctieo Friday and Saturday
Hams ' CCc
Ti.l, bsV ar W . . , la. aa
Wieners
Link Sausage
Picnic Hams
Sliced Bacon Ends
and Pieces
Pork. liver . .
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