Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, September 07, 1949, Page 7, Image 7

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    WIDNESDAY, SEPT. 7, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
PACE SEVIN
Jacobs Terms Czechs'
Charge Of Kidnapping
A Propaganda Gesture
I'HAOUK. Cwrhoiluvakla, Hrpl. 1
u. B. Ambassador Jostpll
Jamba Uiinrd "unctlgnlflpd" and a
propaganda gaatura a Cuih nota
prolMtmi th allmrd Mdnappliif ol
VI Cwliuslovaks bjr American ol
Ulfia.
Ilia not rlalmad Ilia Amarlrana
aldnapod IS 4'iarh auldlrra and a
mall bay al In bordrr l Cwchi.
tlixaala and lha I'. . aon a(
many an August IT.
Jacolu mail hla clutrgr In a
siaK-mrul liandrd lo correspondent
al an ambaiuy nrwa conlamic.
Tlia cotnniunUt-lad Ctach gov
minimi lad pntstd Ui alltod
mciilriil In a sharply-worded noia
handrd to Ilia American tmbauy
licit last night.
An hour and a halt later the of f I
rial Prague radio a broadcasting
the protest note.
Today lha governmeni-eanlrolled
I'lech preaa printed lha leal al fhe
nola under alien headline ae Ter
rneutle deed of American aoldler an
I tern IrrrHocy.' Th American ver
sluit of Ihe Incldenl waa not nrlnled.
The Carch not claimed Ameri
can aoldlera rrnaaed over lo Ciech
territory and kidnapped the Cieclu
at tun point.
Th American reralon. aa an '
nanneed lael week kr I'. . ran
labnlarr ofllrUla In frankfurt. waa
lhal tj t'KTB soldier had keen
eauihl on lha American aide of Ihe
korder August tl and lhal Ihey were
returned la f'aerh aalhorltlea Ihe
following afternoon.
Fire Lines May
Not Hold
REimiNO, Calif. Kept. ijT.A
four day old Trimly national forest
fir waa . ncler control, at I a a I
temporarily, but It waa feared Ihe
Intra would not hold In the (are of
high winds enieried thla afternoon.
Tlia lira already has burned over
ftooo acir In Die rugged Trinity riv
er country 30 mllea l of Weaver
vtlle. Tlie aie contained aome
lknnl fir. but waa mostly brush
and arrtlb pin.
H. M. Ilratnn, assistant fir dla
patrher at Weavervlll. reported
bull doeera and ahorel brlgadea
completed Una around the lire lata
yaterday alter th wind switched
and blew th flame back Into the
burned ana.
In lilt talement Jacob aald th
whole ImiUrnl waa "merely a dis
pute aa lo tli eiarl location of th
boundary Una between Ctrclioalo-
vakla and Die United Bute vinea
of (lennany wher thla (Jarllcular
Incident took place.' '
New Model Auto Changeovers Shouldn't Cuuse Long Layoffs
DETROIT, Bept. 1 Ifl - Th
new model work ahead la not like
ly to clone down an of th auto (
plant for extended period.
Certainly prolonged ahuldowna
aren't needed lo change modrb.
Thla ha been demonstrated In Ihe
Bwilrh-ovcra already made to Ik3t
ears. Kludrbaker, with radical
ttle change, hailed Ha aeaembly
line for only week.
Uulik brought out wholly new
model without Interrupting Ita out
put. Null took thrt week to
witch over to IBM unit, but could I
hvc don It In leu time. j
Other car maker yet to change ,
over probably will do It In leu
than two weeki, even wher out
standing changes are planned. Thl
means, of course, that th auto
niakera ar mor concerned about
comiietltlon than they hav been
al any time due th war. New car
ordera hav becom Increasingly
Important to manufacturers of all
make ol cars.
Ho lha awlleb-overa generally
will b made with a minimum of i
delay.
In th pre-war days a model
change-over Invariably meant a
shutdown of from sig to eight
week. And when production waa
rerumed volum didn't always
materialize In a hurry.
Production dlfflcullle weren't
alway I blame. Considerably more
than half the shutdown period
often waa counted upon ta permit
dealer ta clear out stocks af on
sold new models. In some instances
a current model could be bad at
a reduced price.
Of course this happened only
when a dealer had mor new car
than orders. There are some retail
er In that situation right now.
When their factories close for new
model output they will trad high
Nest of the lS models to ap
pear will be Nash. It returned to
production yesterday after th
rhange-ever ahutdown. There baa
been n advance Information from
company sources about Ihe new
modela. It la nderstood, however,
that both body and ehaaals changea
are planned else, more powerful
englnea are aald to be among Ihe
mechanical change.
Trade circle gossip ha It that
about half the 1M0 modela yet to
eome will show drastlo styling
changea. It Isn't likely, though,
that many of the manufacturer
will be able to us the time-worn
phrase "a completely re-dealgned
model from the ground up."
That sort of thing costs a lot
mora money than most of th auto
maker want to Invest goon after
bringing out their new postwar
car.
Want A-ls don't coat they pay I
J. L. DEAN
Public Accountant
and Auditor
Office at
SM Nertb 71b It,
Pnon tlt
Boy Scouti Save
Drowning Man
PORTLAND. Sept. Three
Boy Mcoul applied artificial respi
ration to revive a Columbia river
awimmer thy found floating fee
down yesterday.
Paul Mccracken, IT, aald he and
two other trout were swimming
when they cro upon Uie man later
L Identified as Lrle K Wamek. 71.
rurtland. The othir boy r JefT
lleaudotn. IS. and Ployd Bkoubo, 11
Warnerk explained later he had
become temporarily paralysed by a
head blow from a shallow dive. The
pain caused him lo lose conscious
ness. Paisley
The teachers hav arrived and
ar lorated for the winter.
Mrs. Mary Morgan la occupying
the Wither duplex.
Mrs. Cecil Lynch hat the small
Hay lord house, and Mrs. Rennet la
boarding with Mrs. Anna Oaylord.
A number of local fishermen took
advantage of the Labor Day cele
bration for fishing trip.
Betty Henry, who hat been In a
Ukeview hospital, has recovered
sufficiently to go horn lo Pralrl
City with her mother. Prank Cannon
drove Uiem over Friday In hla ear.
Pauley waa almost deserted Bun
day and Monday, with many rodeo
fans attending th Lakevlew Round
up. Mrs. Jim Green left Wednesday
for Halrm on learning that her
daughter, Mrs. Pred Andal, waa in
the hospital ther for major aur
gery. Dale Oreen accompanied hll
mother on the trip.
Carole and Lynn Oray cam up
from Lakevlew Saturday. Their
mother who ha been assisting Mrs.
Anna MrDanlela al th ZX. went
home with them.
Mr. L. Paurk and on. Teddy,
were In Lakevlew Tuesday where
Teddy visited a dentist.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Charlton of
J Bakerafleld, Calif., visited relatives
here last week. They are former
resident of Paisley. Mrs. Charlton
will be remembered aa Rita Hanan.
Anna McDanlels, Janle Bryan.
Nettle Cannen. Donna Imsland and
daughter, 1 1 lor la. were In Lakevlew
Tuesday. They were dinner guesta
of Mr. Bessie Hotchkls.
Tex Brlttan Is building a cow
brn on his ranch east of town. It
will house 33 corns. It will have all
Ihe latest Improvement necessary
for dnlryhtg.
Ed Luncly left Monday for th
Currier much at Summer Lake
where he will do carpenter work.
Mr. and Mr. Bradbury of Sweet
water, Tex. are at the Tex Brlttan
ranch. Mrs. Itrrdbury Is Mrg. Brlt
tan' daughter.
Mr. 1wwi llndlry and tons spent
last week In Portland.
KKATTl.K FI.IER KIM.F.n
BRATTLE. Bent. T (AV-The pilot
of a navy FflF 'Hellcat" fighter
plane, killed yesterday In Ihe crash
of his craft Into the Strait of Juan
de Fuea, waa Identified aa Lt. JO
Raymond R. Vetth, 3D, Beattl
navy reserve member.
Amerlon Red Croa services l
tha armed force celebrated their
With anniversary last year, having
begun during the Bpanlsh-Amerlcan
war In MM.
O SIXTH O
STREET EXCHANGE
rnr.li, tarn il fi ft), V r ampin
RtipplU. "Itnaie tit Iftftl ftirfilne"
MID KUmeltt thmm VIM
Values like these
will get YOU
EXCITED TOO!
If bargains can makt you half at txclted at they do ut our ttortt will
bt mora than bulling whtn you coma in to colltct your tavingt thit wttk.
Read thit list of exciting values closely then get your share for sural
Del Monte Corn 2
29
No. 303 Cans
Cream Style Golden Bantam. Buy as many cans a you wish no limit.
Blended Juice 46.e,.c.n35c
A delightful blend of healthful Orange and Grapefruit Juice. Stock up!
5-Lb. Can 69
Serve on hot-cakes or hot biscuits the wliole family will sing your praise.
125-Foot Roll
Buy several rolls for those school sandwiches. Keeps 'em extra fresh.
Valley
Brand
CRUSHED
Hartex
Strained Honey
Serve on hot-cakes or hot biscuits the wlic
Zee Waxed Paper
Buy several rolls for t!
Pineapple
Canning Peach marmalac
Chinook Salmon
Packed in Astoria. That wonderful Chinool
Fancy-Pack Tuna
Valley Roie H:2Cn JQ
Canning Peach marmalade? You'll be interested in the savings on this item.
Paraco QQC
Brand . No. Vi Can JJ
Packed in Astoria. That wonderful Chinook Salmon you know you like.
Biltmore Sea- Ortc
toned No. Vi Can J$
Delicately seasoned to give your taste buds a thrill. Buy several cans.
Noodle Soup Mix . 3 29
The kind Arthur Godfrey praises on the air. Just add water and boil!
Pea or
Take your pick of these two Betty Crocker favorites at this low price.
SOUD MlX B.ttyCrod.r Veg.-Noodlo . 3 29e
Cheerios, Kix Cereal : 2 -25c
These two favorites are in extra demand now that fresh peaches are here.
Margarines 7 27c D..woodLb.23c
Sweet, fresh Margarines. Priced to save you money. Use 'em in your cooking.
Peanut Butter a... Mb.j.r55e
Both Children and Grownups like this healthful, nourishing spread.
ftOc
Lumberjack Imitation maple 24-ox. Bottle Jf
Make your hot-cakes exciting with this good, old-fashioned flavor.
Syrup
Make youi
Heinz Tomato Ketchup".? 19'
One of the famout Heini 57 varieties. Just look at this exciting price!
Ritz tImera Crackers 25c
Both of these favorites are crisp and fresh at Safeway. '
Graham Crackers "tuX 45
Keep a box of these on hand for those after school snacks.
FLOUR 10-Lb. Sack 87C 2Mb. Sack $198
' Kitchen Craft Pillsbury-Gold Medal or Sperry'a Drifted Snow.
Ciimmm White $Q15 $798
ougar 25.Lb.sack z ioo.Lb.sk
Oregon's Own and Only. If you are canning, this special should excite you.
GET YOUR SHARE! PRICES GOOD THRU MON., SEPT. 12
TODAY'S MOST Fresh Whole-bean Ground when you buy It!
outstanding
l-LB. BAG MB. BAG...
05
MEAT SECTION EXCITING VALVES
Fresh GROUND BEEF
PER. LB.
, ' Lean, Gristle-free, pure beef! Ground fresh daily. Uni
form high quality. Guaranteed to please.
Rib Roast ' lb. 75c lb. 65c
Sirloin Steak lb. 89ccc lb. 75c
T-BoneSteaklb.98c:t'lb. 79c
Round Steak t' lb. 79ccG::l lb. 75c
Breast of Veal for stew lb. 19c
Veal Leg or Rump Roast lb. 59c
Veal Shoulder Roast lb. 59c
Pure Pork Sausage W lb. 55c
LIVER, Beef lb. 45c; Pork lb. 29c
Fancy Sliced Bacon lb. 65c
Assorted Luncheon Meats lb. 45c
Wieners or Bologna lb. 45c
SALMON STEAKS lb. 69c
EAM HALIBUT STEAKS lb. 49c
IMn1 Rock Cod Fillets lb. 29c
WHITING FISH lb. 25c
?-
I
Famous 1?hs.WAlqhts White, Wheat
Bread-now
DATED FRESH
Every Day.
the end seals on Mrs. Wright's
you it's Erst-day fresh-a high quality
bread at a lower price.
ght's show 1
igh quality
MB.
LOAF
l'j-LB.
LOAF
14
19'
SPRY
Shortening
All-Vegetable
3-Lb. Can. 85e
Ivory Soap
Regular Size Bars
2 , 17'
VEL
For all kinds of washing!
lS.0x.fhg. 25
DELRICH
Margarine
E-Z Color Pall
Par Lb. 33
THE SEASON'S FINEST PRODUCE'
ASHLAND, FANCY HALE
PEACHES
20-LB.
LUG
1.29
Crlsp-Frt ih
Grapes
Seedless, Tokoyi,
2 ,h 25 c
Bananas lb. 15c
Cantaloupes lb. 8c
Cauliflower lb. 15c
Golden Corn lb. 6c
Green Cabbage lb. 4c
Egg Plant lb. 10c
Danish Squash lb. 4c
Tomatoes, vine ripe ....lb. 9c
JUICY PEARS!
40-Lb. 198
Box I
Canning
BartleHs
New POTATOES
) 50-lbi.
No. Ta A It No. 2 s iwy
lO.ltit. J SO. bi.