Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, November 03, 1949, Page 7, Image 7

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    THURSDAY. NOV. 3, 194V
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Ace stveN
Congressman Urges
Modernization Of
Reclamation Law
SALT LAKE CITY. Nov. I W1
RtiprexMiUtlvt Murdoch ID-Arlai
told tha National Ilclnul)on as
aticlatlun Unlay that basic reclama
lion law mtul be niodrrnlsrd and
kept adrquata.
Tli rhalrman of til house tub
committee on trrluallon end recla
in. i urn Mid II It-mo. which ht and
arvrral ulnar cnnicrrftsmrn Intro
durrd. would accomplish thl "much
nrrrted chanae."
The association water uxn
committee, meanwhile, said that
Justice Douglas
May Break Record
YAKIMA. Nor. I fm justice
William O. Douglas latKhliuly as
serted yesterday: "We may o for a
nrw record If llila keep up."
Tha U. 8. (Uiirrme court Jurist
i ir Irrrrd tn a nrw doctors' report
t that showed ho broke 17 rlb. rallirr
rllian 13. whrn hi horse frll and
rollrd on him durlni a Cascade
nioiintaln oilllnl last month.
IkiiiKia (till dor not know whrn
hr will br abla tn leave tha hospital
allhnuBh he occasionally ilia up and
dona street clothe.
wlilla reclamation law nredt rr
Vlalon Murdork'a blU "la vague in
places and not too easy to Inter
pret."
It aald that III particular tha
Itrma of coot madr non-rnmurs
able under the bill nerd further
drflnlUon.
Earlier. Association President
Harry E. Polk, a WUllston. N. I),
newspaper publlnhrr. urtrd tin. t
plannrra "make whatever revisions
era nareaaary In Hlt-mo or come
up with aome proposal which may
merll the wholrhrarted support of
water iwn group III all stairs and
the united approval of both branchr
of congress."
Reclamation Comm Uiloner
Michael W. Btraus commended
Iraislatlon of the type Murdoi-k
propoard, and aald It would liberalize
reclamation In an orderly way.
Seattle 'Swipes'
Sunshine Title
BRATTLE. Nov. S MV-Th
wealhrr burrau haa tha record to
prove" that Brattle la one of the
sunniest Kta in the nation. But
there a catch to II.
The burrau' vacuum-Inclosed
atnuhine Indicator apparently went
on the Inn recently and Cllmatolo-
gut Oeorge P. Murphy discovered
yraterdsy It' hern rrglsterlnr. con
tinuous uiuhlna day and night.
Pioneers Destroyed
Wealth, Charge
POIITLAND. Nov. 3 in Hard
ware and farm Implement driller
were told hrra yraterday that the
hardy pioneer wasn't auch a blesa-
lug aa history picture him.
Bprektng on conservation, Thorn -
a Kelly. Milwaukee. Wis, aald the
ptonrrr 'drtmyrd more potential
wraith than they created." He noted
'Tailored Easy-Sew
PATTERN 9068 sizes ii-jo
You can easily aew a tailored
casual I Just are by the diagram
how frw the parta to cut and aew
And It brand new. with collar,
pocket, culf In the ParU mannerl
Pattern POM cornea In altea 12. 14
16. 11. 30. Size IS take J' yd.
M-ln ' S yd. 38-ln. contraat.
ThU eay-lo-iie pattern givea
perfect fit. Complete. Illustrated Sew
Chart show you every tep.
Bend TWKNTY-F1VB t'KNTS In
coin for the pattern to MARIAN
MARTIN, care of Klamath Fall
llrrald-Nrwa, Pattern Dept., P.O.
Box 6140. Chicago 60. 111. Print
plainly VOI R NAMK, ADDRESS,
ZONK. 817.K. STYLE NUMBER.
Don't mla our Marian Martin
Fall and Wlntrr Pattern Bookl
. Smart, new clothe to aew at home.
Cllft Idra by the score. Bend fifteen
cent for till book a free pattern
I printed In the book a new weklt
to wear with your skirt and dresse.
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I I . ' "J .IT. 4. it
BLOWUP 'QUONSEV HUT This pneumatic Quonset hut, developed for use in Arctic
areas, can be inflated with o simple hand pump in three minutes, ine aetense oeporr
ment, which released this photograph, says the hut is snow, water ond draft proof and hos
air-tight plexigloss windows; it can support obout 500 pounds ond con withstand winds of
100 miles an hour. The hose ot left is an air duct for ventilation.
piogrru to correct rrolon. but he
aid the newer generation still doe
not fully recognise that natural
rrsourcea made the United Btate
the world richest nation.
Mrl R. Myhra. Fargo. N. D.
pmldrnt of the National Retail
Farm Equipment assoc'.a'.lon, pre
dicted farm buying would remain
brisk. He said farmers have a huee
cash reserve and tllll need tilings.
HAY FEVER MFIDS
PORTLAND. Nov. 2 UP) There i ccunty.
Is a small patch of hay-fever-pro-duclng
ragweed In Oregon. The
B'ate Medical society warned yes
terday that a field of the weed was
fcund east of Estacada In the Cas
cade mountain of Clackamas
Hospital Gets
6 New Polio
Cases in Week
EUOENE. NJ 3 OrV-BIg new
case of Infantile paralysis were ad
mitted to Sacred Heart hospital
last week. However, only two of the
afflicted persons resided In Lane
county, and the case which have
resulted on the statistical "epidem
ic" showing here were Incurred for
the most part outside of the county.
Dr. A. Trlolo, county health of
ficer, gave this explanation Wed
nesday following a statement In
Portland by Joseph Kelvet. state
representative of the National Foun
dation for Infantile Paralysis. Kel
vet termed the Lane county polio
situation as an "epidemic."
No Epidemic
Although 47 cases have been dis
covered In the county this year. Dr.
Tnolo said that the record haa not
been one of a true epidemic
Inasmuch aa these cases have been
spread over a period of at least
six month and there has been
no concentrated focus of Infection.
The foundation use statistical
methods to determine where epi
demic aid should be provided by the
organization. The disease Incident
rose In Lane county In October, Dr.
Trlolo said, and last week the six
cases hospitalized here accounted
for 40 per cent of all new cases In
Oregon through the week.
, ,. in i ill I .
ft MLjksM aaaav MsUaiaiauaail
NOMINATED Harold C.
jtuort. University of Virginia
graduate ond former Tulsa,
Okla., lawyer, was nominated
by President Trumon as assist
ant secretary of the air force.
Ruth Wins
Weyerhaeuser
Fellowship
Robert H. Ruth haa been awarded
tha 11000 Weyerhaeuser Fellowship
In forest management at Oregon
But college for the current aca
demic year, according to Paul M.
Dunn, dean of the school of
forestry.
Ruth, who la the first recipient
of the graduate research fellowship,
la a 1943 graduate In forestry at
Oregon State. He received a com
mission In the U. S. navy upon
graduation and served until 1946,
with that branch of the service.
Since 1947 he has been with tha
department of forest management
research In the Pacific Northwest
foreit experiment station.
The graduate research fellowship
waa set up by Weyerhaeuser to pro
vide opportunity for capable young
men to continue their studies In
problems of forest management. A
similar fellowship waa established
at the Unlversl of Washington.
RENO, Nev.. Nov. 3 & Mrs.
Ellen B. Stevenson, wife of Oovernir
Adlai Stevenson of Illinois, ha es-
1 tabllshed Nevada residence for a
I divorce, her attorney disclosed.
Husbands! Wives!
Want new Pep and Vint?
TrVMMmfa) af anqpttM trw 'Ht, wor-fMit. ,
UtssVi to (art F DaxaiiM ImiV Urk Ima, rnr tw
'.-lias, vitaUity, try ratrai Jumlt Toblou. ('rintaui
At drug etorM arverywhair In Klamaf
rails, at Walgfawn'a and Pay-LM Drug.
nf' 1
The leaf' yr feed list, Ike atraaaer tK rest far
r frtinf every Ire h t a) IMILX Yew tee, rkrawf h
Mr careful buying aad eceaeaalcat ararekaewlnf, we
I era able ta twake every price law erica awry day
ad that aaeaaa ritaf yea) save naty fraa start ta
fiaitk , . tram the taw at year .feed IH ta the very
i koHoi at It. Aad It's tk easy, caavaaleat way ta nea,
evadl . . . twaay savlnft. ifeijjfy .
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Hunt's Cling Peaches
Hunt's Freestone Peaches
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0 Hunt's.Pears Qajirt(r4l
Hunt's Fruit Cocktail
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Crackers
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$2.23
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w25c
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Hunt's Tomato Sauce
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FLOUR
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2 Hunt's Tomato Juice
I Snowdrift Shortening
Hunt's Solid Pack Tomatoes
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-79c
v Bagley's Tomatoes
Hunt's Prunes
larr llaiiU nr
Hunt's Strawberry Preserves
Mincemeat
Cilery Ckiae ,
M Scot Towels
-5c Del Monte Prune ' Oc
Si. asert Wttoalaaat
t,.25c
m Velveeta Cheese 7Qc
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l-lk. Jar 35C
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I Swift Prem
U-m. Ua
Sliced BACON AQl
Morr.ll' Quoliry I Ib.
Bacon Squares - 27c
Fresh Oysters i- - -m . 55c
Rib Steaks
49c
TrlatairJ rliht. Csl rifht, fraal A Clnae Oat.
Pork Chops
Beef Roasts
lieildT evto
Veof Steak
Cat V
Stewing Hens
49c
49c
Na waste. Raady far Hit aa Is. 49C
tras Laravaa Tarkvy Fare-
Avsllsal al aB tlsM.
Fresh Turkeys
Special Cuts for All Occasions
From Our Sanitary
Cutting Rooms.
mm
Full
40-lb.
Box
Delicious Fancy
J1
98
Newtown Apples
40-1 Baa ,
Goden Delicious
titra rsaey
Cabbage
Potatoes
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Grapefruit
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Squash
AJI VarMias H ar wk .
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INDEPENDENT FOOD 5 TO RES
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122 North 9th St.
No. 2
1338 Oregon Ave.
No. 3
South 6th and Hope Sts.
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at tiaie, taa awe yaw win tsee a aatt at taaa velvet tta as
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DELICIOUS APPLES i,
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Pric affattiv Thursday - Friday - Saturday - Sunday and Monday
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SUGAR
raw Cisaim
10- 07
SnowHake
Crackers
2.-39c
Swilt'ningh
ORANGE
JUICE
CHEESE
Bsrassra Clasasa
2-79 I
JELLO h
A rsnsn
Salmon
Na TmB
ttr rw Tm
l-79c
Nubora
OssMast. 3? g
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Gr. Beans. Briargate type 2s . 15c 7 lor 1.00
Pork 8 Beans 17c 6 lor 1.00
Milk Sec. CwnvUm, aNt ToA tta 12c 9 lor 1.00
Diced Carrots. Del Monte. 303s 13c 8 for 1.00
Corn, Whole Grain TL- , u- ISc 7 for 1.00
Peas, Sugar Belle type, 303s . 11c 10 for 1.00
Catsvp, Red Hill type, 14-oz. . 13c 8 for 1.00
Emit Cocktail, Del Monte. 303s 21c 5 for 1.00
Peaches. Hunt's, No. 2 tins . 27c 4 for 1.00
Peaches, Castle Crest type, 2s 23c S for 1.00
Asparagus, Center cuts, No. 2s ISc 7 for 1.00
Vienna Sausage, No. is ... 17c 6 for 1.00
Corned Beef Hash, No. 1 tins . 35c 3 for 1.00
Plum JantTbel Monte, 1 lb. . 17c 6 for 1.00
Apple Sauce, Old Fashioned, 2s 17c 6 for 1.00
Prune Plums, No. 2 J can . ' . 17c 6 for 1.00
Strawberry Jam, lb. Jars . . 35c 3 for 1.00
Deviled Meat, is ..... 8cl3forl.0O
Dog Food, Hi-Tone type . . 9c 12 for 1.00
.Cranberry Sauce o..,,.. ISc 7 for 1.00
Blended Juice or. orn.46oz. 35c 3 for 1.00
'Olives, Ripe Pitted, tall tin . 27c 4 for 1.00
Dill Pickles, Tasty type, qt. . 27c 4 for 1.00
Tomato Juice, Fancy quality, 2s 11c 10 for 1.00
Syrup skr . tr. h 35c 3 for 1.00
Pineapple, Sliced, No. 2s " 27c 4 for 1.00
Hunt's Tomato Sauce, Buf. . 6c 20 for 1.00
Mincemeat, Top Grade, llb. Jar 21c 5 for 1.C0
Grapenuts a 17c 6 for 1.00
Pumpkin m our ir. n ine 9c 12 for 1.C9
Tomatoes Baal' Ids! Pm. Na, IH 23c 5 for 1.C3
Apricots ,aeMtn Na, ih. ISc 7 for 1.C0
Meat Department
PriCM EfrwCtiv
Friday ond Saturday
Pork Roast oma rat
-Beef Roasts
Slab (aeon
CaMral SMMia
CENTER CUTS
Pork Chops ii.49c
Pork Liver:
Oregon Food Siorcr
174 Otaaaw Ave. We Inirvi Hat lat ta Um OaaatWai H ta, t