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TIIUUSOAY, NOVKMIWH 2(1, llir.l HERALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE NINE Ijiinu Warren Governors Partner At Home but She Shuns Politics Ity UK HAItt) Kl l INUl Nt)W YOKK. iNKAi'lho Earl Wurrvnn huvtj Utiles fitmllv ho t-ri'l, nlmri-d lv cmiplo i Hum nund people who lirurti CiiltloritlH n Movrniur levrul It ut h political wily. The uuutl liuiiitirnt crowd wl up h (iuint uhni Mm. Wtiiirii up pmrrd mi Uio pliitjotm. I hr v wm.U i-tl her to iHpcu.lt. Hut It wiih Kii 1 1 Wiiirm who ftpukr. And, with hit lilrmlly Urln, ho fiuid, "Ktilkh, 1 Miint to let vuu In uii u Iiiiiillv hci'rnt. Wu ..uvo u rule In our (tiinlly - 1 do Hie tiiUliiK in public lutcl Mm. Wutrcn dui-fi lltr Itilkllitf ut liniiliv " Tim w.io know I he Wiinm In l.t tlmt Um fUutcmi'Dt tt u himkI. ( rowd (iluhlnw Inkn, nnd notliliiu more llio linpllcutloii thai Nltta Wurirn In complrto bain ol tlitt Wuriim' huinrlllr puri tunic imxirMy. ih Warren uprmte purtitri r tirnl ut hoi no on fVfrvililni' hut Dohtlrul drclHlonn. IMll I'l NDI.M Km I Witrit ii in itn Iticlrpcn.lrnt IIHUI, lln In pnlltU-iillv IlKli'pflldrttt WUllcfn h In IIMtl ciilllpiltuil. whril he I'loMi llIrd in the unique Cull lornlu pvinmry und won both Hr puhllrith und Uemnnnlic l.uiultiif lloiw. Him liMlrpcndoncc of mind rxU'iuU ui hti pcrtonul tlrclMunn loo. Nlliu Wurrrn mny bo commit rt. fori Km I Wurrrn In u mull who mukr tip liln own mind. 4fjn'n cnTtlv nil rtyhl with hft, TtmCft iic way M.e vunli it jSnt cotihldJ! hrr roll n wl'r nnd lamrmnkrr oi.d, in hrr drfinltion, nlwtlf nnd hoinfmnkrr la u prr- mi who Mtiyit in ill bniki:round Uirec Krnwtrhlldrrn. Even for n und dortn't inim li In hrr hiui 1 uuvrrnur'i wl(c, Uial ipolli a lot hand h public buMnrrtH. Kim mny ui work und docs niTomnunv hun In tin NINA WARREN: For a family secret, a crowd-pleasing joke. imrlnnt ntfulrn. but hrr role M Hrli'llv uiirlliiu MrMdcii, Ill han lilrlltv lo do Wltllclll Krtllillt lliviilvrrt 111 pillUkn. Ht hut U rlillflrrti nnrt. wo fur. amsi-;t Wurtm'i hupporlcm liave long frit tliii l Die hundnomr Wurrrn luntlly in one o( Inn HtroiiKCjil po IHlrnl (MinUi. A ihiirinlnR. urncloun uiul ttrrtlv ulln; Ihrro uoocl'looliliiit wrll-bchnvcd noun; Dirco rve-rnlch-Inn dauuhlrrA In Uio pnrlaiii'e of the uoluiciuiift. incv add ud to a horn loviiiu mnn and people vote tor uunic'ioviny mrn. A Inmllv ol Mx wan decided upon by Kurl Wurrrn nnd Nina I'alnifHii.'.t Mcvrrii Ioiik brlore thry hid nny drrtiim ol llvlne In Uie le 34- Ala- nirdu county whrn iriry were mr rlrri. and liln nrptty brldi was a i.i. iirHi Uriinm I "V'e drcldrd." he ny, "Thai . -..ii -i..- tt'r wantrd nix voununtrm three i)in in rrroinltlon t Immth ol I ' trl nd three boyi lor Mrvlir. InrlildlliK Hr It lull. Tor Vllry. who will rerrive n 'idl lijr m yrm urivur. t . , . Imhinnu kilHliMl Rourlnnn nd wive. rn s - ." ' u i... i... ..ill h. m Ma.iriuiup born In Bwrden. brouunt 4-H Leaders Banquet Set The aiuiunl Rotary lb Iradrm' w ;blrvf nil nt bannurt !. j wm(, Homf wrrpn w, 3V brrn no hrtlulrd lot H rld.y l W; year-old dl.trirl allijrnrv ot Ala- t). Ill n Jriirti n, i4 ninin , . , . k,.., , Bprallrr ol the eyrlllnj will be d ,,, dlMi Klin. Prrry. KUIIS Kni!llli wlriow wll , aix-year-old don. Nine Wnrren'a cravlnir Inr a larue lutnlly la tindoubtrdly trace- 4 H Iradrra. will be In attcnUuncc at the batviurt. Yule Trees Big Business Hy t'llARI.KS l.YONH At Newalraturrt Writer TliU yrar more Ulan 10 million ('hrutinaii treee will be turd In the United Hlnlrt. rianmnu lor nml i n tliem wait brmm abotnV a decade lafl by tlto Chmimaa-lrrclarmer, II Earl Warren hould become tirraiurni, uie- vvnne nuuae win tave Ita largest population since 1 the day ol John lyier. In the mto'n. And the country will have a chief executive who is. first and loremost, a family man. In 1050, when he wan running for a third term against Jumes Koonevcll, the Warren's youngest diitiKhler, Nina known as lloiiev brnr cnnie down wlUi polio on election morning. I.MPORTA.NCK Warren, Involved In a tough fight against a magic political name, didn't even listen to the returns. He and his wife stayed at hut daughter's bedside until she was pronounced out of danger. He won the election handily, but to him the Important thing about Election Day. 1050. was not his victory the Important thing was that his daughter pulled through. II Warren bei-omrs president. Mrs. Warren will continue to be more of a first lady to a family than a first lady of a nation. lo Iowa as an Inlant, and taken to California when site was still a baby. Hrr mother died when she waa three and her father when she wa 13. WORKER She and two sinters were brought up by a Mrpmother and a step aunt. They hud to go lo work as suou as thry lini.ihrd school. Uhe was a ru.MiIrr and a bookkeeper In n plumbing supply company. Her first husbund. Orover Mcy. era, a musician, died when their aim, Jim, was three weeks old, and she went back to work, this time a a iiit li... Im,I v In a u-mi,i tt,i. In early duya lid alock wa j r,v stor(,. WM manager of Mrs. Fred Waring Compares Blue Bonnet -Likes It Best! iukI rxcltulvrly fur C'hrlaunas rers. With the growing Interest in I'onsrrvailiin In lite early years of the 30th century, hand-planted the store when she met Earl War. ren. Hrr training stood her well for her Inter lite?, an first lady of Csl tiers appeared. Hlncj men the : norma She had learnrd how to trend has been toward the domra-1 nkc rl,.nii, pcoplr. and be lie tathrr than the wild tree. ic.ime an expert hostess. Any land that is well drained 8lp crilc() KlW t:il. and com and Iree Irom large woody vege- pc,PV rrmPrd California's de- lauuii nui ,iuimui kiuw crrpit governors miinslon when mas trees, lite annual income prr he llr.it moved In. She had acre from a Christmas tree plot I Earned what It Is to be noor. and may well compare favorably with .hp vrrv COiWr.ous of the plight s crowini! tm In the Chrlstii us I Kllc kitnt liver, two miles north ol plSnUtlm, tnrlawms c altw Evergreen highway. Iltat from a more Intensive crop, HMMY-HOW A ChrlstmnS'trre farmer has to have a good deal of know-how. He has to be alert to possible harnrds from llvr.ilock. fire, In sects and dl.-canc, rodents, nd verse wrulhcr, thieves and the romiietliinu of "volunteer" hard. wooo: tree Borne larmrrs plant an equal srr.i mi lt year until Ihe first har vest, say In 10 yearn. After liar lesting. each arrii is replanted tho following spring, thus a rotation ii r-.tnhlislied nnd the supply Is constant. Four groups of conifers are ill lommon two as Chrlstmnn trees: pine, spruce, fir nnd hemlock. I'lnes hold their needles well nnd are rapid growers, compared to (.prure or fir. However, they usual ly present a too open, scrnggly appearance. The spruces are pop ular because of their compact bushy growth and ronleal shnne. tine of the muni beaullful trees woduced In the U.8. h lite black Druco from samp bogs of Mimic M. .NO rilt'NINCi Douglas firs and balsam firs de velop Into sntlsfaclory trees with out pruning. Spruces require prun ing alter the first five years. Hem locks are the least satisfactory be cause n the tendency to needle loss when brought Indoors, The demands of tho public de termine cuttlnir time for Christ nuts trees, whether It be for 3-foot table molds or Ihe more convcu tlontil 6 nnd 7 footers. of those less fortunate than she. DEATH 1'l.t'NliE COI.PENDALE. Wavh., I.1".-Ed-win Carl Stewart, 44, Nclurts. Ore.. was killed enrly Wednesday when his car pluniTcd into Ihe I. title TITO INVITED BELGRADE, Yugoslavia. In A Rroup of Amerlcnn congressmen have unofficially Invited Premier Marshal Tito to visit the United Mules. The mnrshal said the "press of duties" prevented him from accepting at this time. FROZEN ORANGE JUICE MAKES FINE JELLY . Takes Only a Few Minutes to Make 8 Glasses 1 Can Frozen Orange. Juice (6-oi.) 2 14 Cups Water I Package (3V4-OI.) M.CP. ism and jelly Pectin evel Cupi Sugar Measure tugsr into dry diih. Put the Iroten orange juice, water, and M.CP. Pectin into settle and bring to a boil. Now, add the measured sugar, bring hack to lull rnllitif boil, and BOIL I EXACTLY I MINUTE. Remove from l(re, let boil subside, ikim. Pour into sterilized glasses leaving H-inch (or sealing with fresh paraffin, Makes 8 sin-ounce glasses, (Cut out and keep this recipe.) Mn. Fred Waring wants to share a discovery with you. Compare BlXB DoS'NKT Margarine with any spread at any price. Like the wife of the famous band leader, you'll love the delicate, sunny-sweet flnror of this fine-quality ait rtgetabh margarine. You'll appreciate Dt.UR Bonnet's nuirtii'on. No other spread for bread is richer in Vitamin A the year around! And you'll welcome its real economy! So buy Jiuvz HoNNET and get "all 3" Flavor! Nulritionl Lconom-e-el 14 etc BUT the price rof... 111 1 2 ri ?l Wmj remains same! nn JuiTvjLjisniiHonncai Commi to mwt mtab and two vegetable dinner for 4, a Mission nwin . J .si . ! Stne Mission of tun, f; s- A cub food costs 'way douin I SPAGHETTI COG NOODLES - THI FINEST IN THE WEST.' BROOKFIELD BUTTER In "Q I Porchmenr I 1 l I Wrapped lb. ' I ) CHEESE ) IBrookfield I America OTfl I 2 lb. Loaf U KRAFT j Corrode Cheese fr V zc PLANTER'S ( Peanut Butter AA I 14ai.Jar ....... ( m SUGAR ) SUNSHINE KRISPY CRACKERS IQ 1 lb. Box . Graham Crackers J l 1 lb. Bex 1 C Candv Party Mix J 1 1 lb. Bag Jl I C Butterscotch Caramel OOa 10 ox. Bag atTW Marshmallows WONDERFOOD Fresh Fluffy 12 ex. Bag 15c COFFEE SAW 1 lb. Tin 2 lb. Tin 89c 1:77 WALNUTS Mtd. Six New Crop In the Shell 1 lb. Bog ... 39c MIXED NUTS New Crop No Peanuts 2 lb. Bag ... 89c FLOUR Gold Medal 5(1 lb. Bog .. You need mare than a few "weekend specials" to serve your family 21 delicious, nutritious meals every week. You need a variety of good-tasting foods and that's why the way to save money in a really BIG way is to buy ALL your food needs here where every item is low-priced every day. You save all along your food list and the longer the list, the lorqer the savings. And whot's more you'll serve your family more varied . . . more eppetixing . . . more nutritious meals. HEW SUNDAY STORE HOURS Beginning Dec. 2 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sweet, juicy, extra choice. ORANGES DRY ONIONS CUT SQUASH Stayman Apples GRAPEFRUIT CALAYOS Paul Bunyan, fancy, sweet. 5 39c 3 -25c Golden, highly flavored. 20 An eating or W ' lb. ) A cooking taste H cello treat. W bag Barbara Lee. f lb. A Arixona whites at . X-nesh flf their best. bag W V No. 30 sixe, green fancy. Q lis.-s-"55cl I Sliced Baton 45c V pel Monte Diamond, Mone I I FRYERS rrbt I OYSTERS .jssff "58cl 1 Link Sausage -wtv 39c 1 Pork Sausage -t35cl IB . Federally Graded f Qr j ft Beet Roasts MARGARINE Durkee's Yellow 2 lbs M.D. TISSUE 4 Rolls Libby's Grapefruit JUICE Libby's Smilax PINEAPPLE JUICE We Reserve the, right to Limit! . xsugnr R5A?Ai; uvs W taajaaajaaS - ' - COCONUT Durkee's 8 ox. Cello Bog COCOA HERSHEY Vi lb. Tin PEACHES HUNT'S Yellow Cling No. 2'2 Tin .... PINEAPPLE DOLE Fancy Crushed No. IVx Tin ..... CUT BEANS CRESWELL No. 303 Tin 2 for CORN Three Sisters Whole Kernel No. 303 Tin 2 for PEAS MECO - No. 303 Tin 2 for SAUER KRAUT LIBBY'S No. 2'j Tin .... TUNA FISH Dawn Albacore if f Grated 6 ox. Tin I M TUNA FISH Surf Kist Fancy Solid Pack 7 ox. Tin 2 for PREM SWIFT'S 12 ox. Tin CORNED BEEF LIBBY'S 12 ox. Tin . . Tomato Juice DEL ROGUE fLVm 46 ox. Tin Tomato Juice ROYAL CLUB ff No. 2 Tin .. 2 for JHC mo 59c 27c 25c 28c 31c 29c 29c 25c 19c 49c 45c 45c Gerber's BABY FOOD 4 CaB, 35c
