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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1949)
WIDNISDAY, JULY 6. 1949 HtKALU AND NtWb, KLAMATH FALLb. ORtOON PACI SEVIN 8 Id Problem Here Again oe To Clear Names Of Those Listed In FBI File? lit MMKH MAIII.OW WANIIINI1TON, July m An III prolilrm hu arlarn aialnt What U do about rtrarlrti Innoernl prupla whoa, namra ar. puhllrly llalrol aa brine In H1 tllraT Attornrr ClMirml Clark lia walk n carrlully In try luit to liawlla It. la dirt that In a alatrinrnt about III Kill riH'iinla nmila public at Judith Cilini'a trial. Tin trial Jurtg. arvrral werka ago tiad ordrird Hum Mr thrown (nn brcaua. directly or UKtlrrcUy, tiny war. ronnrclril with tlx Coplon cum-. Ilia Mrs, nut the paopl. Out lumblrd Ilia namra of many wrll-known pmplr, althauih Ihrlr bring In Ilia f lira nililil, or mliht not, ha. niranl llirr had dona aomrlhlng wruni. II didn't naraa aarlly mran Ihry did. Information about than), try. ac falsr, had bran puroprd Into in. lllra (rum rill Inlormanta. All o It, arrrwy or trur. went Into tha (lira liir lulura rrlrrrnr. If naadrd. llila rould hapurn to you. Murk mulct liava rrluwd to opn tlia lllra but that would hava maant dropping tlia Coplon raa. Ha didn't want that Bo out rama tlia lilaa. And Mia Coplon waa conlcld tlila wrrk. Hut opriilug tlia tilt had brouiht Indignant oulbunla Irom lair P'lndrd propla who frarad Innocent Vrson might hava brrn luiad In ha lllra and. brcauw of ths -posiirr. rr smrarrd and damagrd. At tha lima I lark waa askrd far rommrnt bv nraiaim but ha krpt aulrl unlll tha trial and arntrnrlnf of Mlaa Coplon war llnlihrd. Than In a wrltlrn aiatrmrnl ha riplslnrd why ha had thought It nrrraaary to opn BP tha aarrrt lllra with Ihrlr load af alranga In formation. Bui II did not touch directly on one point: What about tha atatua of anme of thoaa people named In tlia fllea? If he had flatly j.-.'r-f wpv -i the people, by name, at Innocent, thla would have left the publlo to con clude that thoaa not, eu tingled out were guilty. The problem must have troubled Clark, for he arrina to have trlrd to handle It obllnuriy, In thla way: He aald, "I rrgrrt that It brrame and tomrtlmra even the UtrmrnU I of in a 1 1 c I o u a and mUlriformed people. Kven though later and more complete reporu exonerate the In dividual, the uae of particular or arlrcled reporla might constitute the lirossrst Injustice, and we all know nixr.sary ... for Ilia rrporta to be " taitnra up admitted In evidence. I aay thla lor "'' " accusation." the reaaon to aptly atatrd by Juatlee Maybe thai waa Clarke way of Jarkaon." ' vlrig aome of thoaa llalrd In tha Thrn Clark quotrd thla opinion 1 M rrporta In the Coplon ra.r wrre from Jarkaon when he waa attorney general In IMI and refuaed to Irt a ronvreaalonal eommlttra tea err laln HU rrporta: Disclosure of Information con Innocent. Hut he didn't aay to flatly. HUP BAI.EM. July tPi Oovrrnor McKay will Iravo by plana tonight tallied In tha reporla might eUo be for Han Franrlarn to attend a inrrt. the groMrnt kind of Injustice: to ln-lng of the Pacific rjoard of Inter nocrnt tiidlvlduala. Inventlgatlve re- governmental relation, porta Include Irada and auspicious, I lie will be back Friday. Ochoco Dam Site Set For Biggest Blast A gigantic expiration, one of the largrat to ever be tet off In Oregon, will blast the beginning! of the re habilitation of the Ochoco dam near Prlnevllle thla Saturday. lining three and a half carloada of exploalve of a type never before used on the Pacific coast, the blast will break out great amounta of rubble to be utilized In the re habilitation of the old dam. A general celebration will take place before and after the opening blast, with many distinguished cltl en expected to attend. The original dam waa ttarted In 1910. and tlnce then many defecta have led to a rehabilitation by the U. 8. bureau of reclamation and the corpt of englnerri, the U. 8. army. The coat for the project will be million and a half dollar, of which one million will be charged off to flood control. The big explotlon I due to take place tometlme during the mid afternoon, and will be about lx and Stork, Guest To Broadcast Charlie Stark, mnnager of the Klamath County chamber of com merce, will hava at hi guest to morrow night on nation KPLW, Charlrt Pitcher, chairman of the chamber Industrial visitation, com mlttre. 8tark. taking over radio time In place of Malcolm Epley and his Managing Editor Report usually tcheduled for 8:19 eacjt Tueoday anal Thursday night, la attempting u present to Ustenera many Item community Interest. Among the many Industrial rial tat Inns, Plscher hu signed up thts Klamath Basin Pine mills for the next tour. Thla will take place next Tuesday morning at 10:30, will be held In Prlnevllle. which In cludes a luncheon, roundup preview. one-half mile east of Prlnevllle on I barbecue and square dance. There the Ochoco highway. will be a pet parade In honor of A schedule program for the affair I the visitors by Prmrville children. 1 WITH IHIt AtPIIIH lAillf MADI JUJI Ot YOU CHIIO... Eat) to oivt, no tab let cutting. Assures accurate dotage, V adult dote. Easy to talce,orange flavored. IT.JI.lfll aS'llll-l ftl ClllMtll Recession Danger Due To Fright WAMIINIiTOS. July I I Urn aloe Mandrra H-Vf.l aald today the only real danirr u the salien t ron.ro v la tha poaalbUlly bual nraamrn "frlihlrnlng thrmarlvee Into a rerrmlem." The Vrrmtimrr. wlio uted to be a manufacturer, expressed the hope that President Truman will address a "darn grind prp talk" to merchant and manufacture In the economic report he ta echedulrd to tend U) otigresa toon. Many of them are pursuing a partrrlly. allly rows, by curtailing thrtr supply of goods and aaalrrlale when there la no good mm far "2lalng so." M.ndrrs told a reporter. 5 -There ttlll U plenty ol consumer demand for goods at the right prices, but a reduction ol Inventorlea and a aubaerjuenl cut In producUon could dry up the market artificially and raus trouble." Menders is a member of the trnate-house economic committee, bhi.h tll aiuHw Iha nrrsldent's InHKmrnnif rrivirt. He was chair- ' man of the Jones and Lamson Ma chine company In Bprlngfleld, Vt., until he resigned In 1W to become a senator. Ihe araalar aald he I Inrllnrd ta think II would be brat for Ihe I government to adopt a handa-aff pollry with rrsprrl la buslnrM con dlllont at prraent. "Thlt tltuatlon, this slight falling off of business will be over very I thnrtly If the government will lust go slow and cnullne Ita role for now to just aome good advice," Flandera drclarrd. There ha been tome talk In con gress that Mr. Truman, In hla mid year economic report, might finally atop Instating on enactment of the antl-inllatinn program he first out lined In 1IH7. Senator Nparkman (I)-Ala.), for one, haa aald that the prealdrnf ought Instead lo map plana for "aafrguardlng ua against a skidding economy.' Texas Polio Unit To Be Expanded OONZAIT-S. Tex., July 6 IT1 An emergency expansion hat been au thorised for Texas' ctontnlea Warm HprliiKS polio foundation. The expansion came yesterday at another death waa recorded from the disease. At least 20 more bed and baby rnlw will be put In use at the foundation on an emergenry basil, executive director decided. These will make the Institution'! capacity HO patients. Ie Wallace. 30. president of the Ran Antonio chnpter of the National Association of Post Ofllce Clerk, died In Son Antonio. The number of polio rase In that big Bexar rnunty city reached a new record, loo. Heven new cases were reported yesterday. Wallace was Ann Anlonlo't 11th polio fntnllty of 1040. Ros Boot he, president of Ihe Onnzalra foundation, ssld 100 vic tim are In Ihe atnle-wlda hospital now. He said many are on the walling listv Patient tinrlrr treatment at Ihe fnunrtatlnn are from 3 Texa rottntlrs. Nineteen are from the San Angelo area. FOR RENT kr wtsh ar aisnta Sawing Machine! Ult Mstslt Sewing Mochino Service ... . Shi gsshant Hit (kins w.r rtset " Mfffl' mmv-smmo wives att over the store! Calling all thrifty homemakcrs! Hurry to Safeway! There's a real, old fashioned sale now going on. It means big savings for you. Not just a few low prices, but worth-while values in every section of the store. Check the lists below Then come along to your nearby Safeway and save! STARTS TODAi: 1 ,.,c. READY TO COOKWASTE FREE jy DC TOWN HOUSE GRAPEFRUIT r.: 21' 5 - 1 00 UM CREAM STYLE GOLDEN BANTAM Gerdentide Brend Cast of Nc-..l10c cD.s115 125 CIHIDCCCENS Truly a fine, plump meaty fowl. Given the tame special care that we give our pan-ready fryers. For grand "chicken and noodles" this is the chicken you want. No clean ing to do these are disjointed and ready-for-the-pan. Be sure to get I yours this is a most outstanding LE July sale value. TOMATO JUICE - 5 $100 Sunny Dawn Naturally r;ch, naturally ripe, frether tomeio juice. Guaranteed quality. SWEET PEAS 3" 25' No. 303 can Gerdentide Brand New peclt Selected for palatable flavor, good color and abtence of defects. MARGARINE aj Delewood Brend A real good buy on a real good ipreed. Recommended for all your cooking, foo! PEACHES, No. 2Vi Juicy FREESTONES can Raycroft Brand Fine quality fruit buy several eani. Serva in a cooling cottage cheesa salad 19' CANE SUGAR 2Mb. n seek C4H Brand Pure cane sugar Here's your chence to save on canning sugar. Can while you can-save! Best Foods Mayonnaise Pint Jor 35C Save with these rich Whole-bean Coffees! NOB Mb.47C 2 QQc HILL Bag 4 Lb. J WAY Bag 43cd.85c Cherub Evaporated Milk tac., 12c Campbell's Tomato Soup 3 ... 25c White Star Tuna, Fancy rock, n. v con 35c Tea Timer Crackers Tmn-cnsp, Mb. 29c American Cheese Dutch Mm, Pk9. 26c Yelveeta Cheese Food Kr....2..b...f 79c. Wesson Salad Oil B!g qu.rt .fx. 53c Porter's Frillets e Nood..,. Pk,. 25c Certo Liquid Pectin a-,, bo.... 19c Sfaley's Sweetose Syrup 5.ib.n 47c BEEF RIB ROAST LB 69C For a real Under juicy roast one that's easy to carve serve one of these quality standing rib roasts. Trimmed waste-free before weighing. So you save! PURE GROUND BEEF i. 39e Pure lean 'beef ground fresh daily. Uniform high quality guaranteed to please or your money back. Try it in a meat loaf combined with our Pure Pork Sausage. Pork Liver u.29' Tender, flavorful PorkSausage u. 49' Country style Bologna AND tb. 45' Skinless Wieners ROCK COD SALMON Fillet Lb. 29' steaks Lb. 69' HALIBUT slices Lb. W Juicy RAN Just arrived from California! Those sweet, juicy, flavorful Valencia ran Oranges. Serva a glass of their tangy d'LtS juice each day a healthful habit. An- n i other outstanding July sale value. DMw JLA Vine Klpritrd Cantaloupes ... lb. 8c Santa Rosa Plums, lb. 15c Green Cabbage . . lb. 5c Firm Cucumbers . lb. 9c Hew Potatoes Yrllow Crooknerk aack 49C .lb.7c Squash ...... Crisp Lettuce ... lb. 5c Canning Apricots 1.39 BUTTER Meadow Wood Grade "A" .69' 68' Li a n A nikll" AA 17' IVI IX K 17 ai4 Ev 1 11 ic IUI U W Sunnybank Sweet and fresh H. Em M (- jjj Fresh EGGS Breakfast Gems Grade "A" Large DOZ eT ' MS T I III III Sweet Corn Plump, sweet Golden ears. lb. 13' and be sura to look for the JULY FAMILY CIRCLE Chockful of Interest t?C for tha whole family! Copy Enriched Flour HARVEST BLOSSOM 2Mb. $459 Sack 1 Mrs. Wright's Bread Tender White or Wheat 20' Mb. Loaf 14' 'SS-- t
