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HERALD AKD NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 11)152
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MONEYLENDER'S DREAM
! SINGAPORE MV-The Singapore
I Bovemment is probing money-lending
in the colony following com
plaints that borrowers are being
fleeced for as much as 200 per
cent interest.
It plans amendments to the mon
eylenders ordinance, which allows
an interest of "only" 48 per cent.
Laborite Gets Boot For
Sassing Top Brass Orator
LONDON tm "Battling Bos.
sle" Brnddock, a Laborite from
Liverpool, was suspended from the
House of Commons Thursday ior
sassing the speaker.
The unusual disciplinary action
was taken in mid-morning, after
the House had been in continuous
session for l'i hours debating the
plight of the British textile indus
try,
Tulips Defy
President's
Speed Order
WASHINGTON tfl The White
House admitted Thursday it has
lost "The Battle of the Tulips."
There Just won't be any tulips
In bloom when Queen Juliana of
The Netherlands arrives April .
for a three-dny visit with the Pro
laent and Mrs. Truman.
The President succeeded In hur
rying up carpenters, painters and
movers in KetUnsr the newlv re
done White House ready but the
tnousanas or tulips, planted In the
grounds especially for the occa
sion, are taking their own bloomln'
time.
In fact, these tulips are causing
a lot of worrv to the White Hans'-.
The Netherlands embassy and in
high official greenhouse circles.
The tulips are Dutch immiarants.
They are a new variety in a spe
cial shade cf orange Juliana is a
member of the House of Orance
and they have never been export
ed from The Netherlands before.
It was hoped they would be
blooming during Juliana's visit.
But the bulbs had landing trou-
Die. rney reached New York last
fall during a longshoreman's strike
and couldn't be unloaded. Thev
will be in bloom by the time of
the royal visit. But White House
gardeners were further delayed by
we remoaenng going on mere.
They planted about 5.000 around
the fountain on the Pennsylvania
Avenue side and an equal mnri-
oer in tne souin garden. Tney will
be flowering around Easter.
20 SECONDS
Fifteen hundred handicapped Ore-
gonians benefitted last vear from
our purchases of Easter Seals. The
1853 Easter Seal Sale is "on" rleht
now, sponsored again by the Ore
gon Society for Crippled Children
and Adults, Inc. Let's make the
most of it by using Easter Seals
. .now.
The window corner of vour din
ing area may also be well-lighted
spot for a sewing machine.
Between meals, the dininsr table
can be used for cutting patterns.
The 50-year-old Mrs. Braddock.
who threatened last year to punch
a Tory MP in the nose, complained
that she had been trying to get
the speaker's nod for a speech
ever since Wednesday afternoon,
She was being "deliberately cut
out" of the debate, she asserted.
Deputy Speaker Sir Charles Mao
Andrew, in the chair at the time,
disclaimed any such intention nncl
said Mrs. Braddock would gat her
chance.
Mrs. Braddock, a professional
model of outsize women's clothing
in her spare time, was strictly
unmolllflcd.
"I have sat here without moving
at all since 1:15 a.m.," she thun
dered, "and I could not be missed."
The Idea of hefty Mrs. Braddock
being overlooked in so small a
chamber evoked peals of lautthter
from all sides of the House.
When she continued to grumble,
the House adopted a Conservative
motion to suspend her, voting 135
to 67. Ordered out by the speaker,
she shouted as she left:
"I do this under protest."
Mrs. Braddock 's suspension Is nt
the discretion of the speaker. She
can t come DacK until she has
made her peace with him.
Mrs. Gordon MacRae
Puts On Blue Bonnet
-Welcomes F.N.E.!
Mr. CnrHnn HfnuPoo .
fan of F.N.E.! She puts on Blub
ooskct margarine to get f lavor,
Nutrition, Economy! Like the wife
of the singer and movie star, you'll
iuvb toe aencaie, sunny-sweet taste
Blub Bonnet adds to any food!
You'll appreciate its nourishment,
too. No other spread for bread is
ricner in year-round Vitamin A!
And you'll welcome its economy.
Two pounds of Blub Bonnet cost
km man one pound of high-priced
spread! So remember the letters , . .
F. . . . N. . . . E.! All-Vegetable Blub
cuHNt,T margarine gives all three
Flavor! Nutrition! Econom-e-e!
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THE SAME. PRICE AS ORDINARyI i
TUNA. ..but What a differAnra. in
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iiuvur una lenaemessi i nese select 'j
"Connoisseur cuts are packed to the 1
hilt. too. with rionltk r.A ....:,Lll t ' VAm
m0n.i xauu. D- j-e., I . MMws le"'" Dh was
lu, orona ooiia racK . developed by Betty Crocker's
rancy; . . . packed exclusively from J5S$ 5,a " General Mills -4
select tuna filets!, The brand that
made tuna famous!
"6e(ty Cocker" end "Gold Medoi"
arm reg. Irodemorki el General Mill,
tne. Weston OH li a ttg, trademark
cf itie Wenon Oil end Snowdrift Co.,
Inc. While. Star Brand Tuna b a Van
Comp Sea Food pocked by Von Comp
Sea food Company, Inc. Moln Office,
, erminol island, Couiomfa.
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BLUE LABEL...
Also Bile Size Green label
ond While Star firond
Dlelelic Tvno.
COtD MEDAl flow. -3 fp. doublMetion bok. I I
Oil, cup m k. Tfi. -ii . Is
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wo.d pap.r (12 in. ' i '
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STAR Brand TUNA, ni, ,og.rh H"
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una f,H,g c(l J I
quore ai lor jelly roll.
naee rou-uni. i-oi-j j . m
lo LIT T 1"' """" fr.ng;ns
oa boll (overly ,,,,
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Lend Helping
Today
Here Is a quli qurstloii tor
OrFRonlnns: When did you lust see
a crippled bCRRnr with s tin cun,
on Uie streets of your city? (pause)
Yes, It has been a long time,
hasn't ltf so lonir Hint you
see, Indies and Rciitlenicii, a change
has taken plnce In the Inst 30 yenrs
since societies for crippled chll
rcn began their great service pro
Rinms. Your Oregon Society, like
the others in every state and ter
ritory, works In the belief that
crippled children can bo helped
while they're growing, so they'll be
enabled to overcome their handi
caps or be less severely crip
pled as adults. Services begin with
clinics and trentment-and-trainlng
center. They continue with special
education and summer camps and
carry through to Job-plncement and
special workshops all tills being
supported by your girts to Easter
Senls. Lend a hand todny Rive
to Easter Seals.
Camp Fire,
Merrill Camnflre and Bluebird
groups climaxed their eelebrntlnn
of the 4'Jnd birthday of the Camp.
u uiria, wiin a moiner-flauHiiier
dinner In the recreation hall March
18.
HlRhllRlit of the evening was the
singing of "Make New Friends",
as the girls marched around the
decorated birthday cake, thus enr
rying out the theme of tho party
"Design for Friendship."
A comical skit "Poisoning tho
Tea", was presented bv Mrs.
Claude Shuck's and Mrs. .Glen
Chases' groups. Doris Bredreti
and Alice Ann Whither, members
of Mrs. Northup's group, presented
horn selections.
Chief purpose of the parly was
to show the mothers what had been
dono to celebrate Canipflre Birth
day Week.
Each cnmpflre and Bluebird
group had displays of hnndwork In
store windows during the week.
The mothers hnd a part In the
evening's program aa they danced
two round dnnces "Hokey Pokey"
nnd "Oklahoma Mixer".
In chnrge of the party were mem.
bers of tho Morrill Leader's As
sot'lation. niwlsted by Mrs. Law
rence Oeraghty, Mis. Roy T, Beas.
ley, and Mary Lou Quails and
Martha Beaslcy members of tho
Horlmou Club,
Places were set at the tnble for
100,
japam:si: cmons i.kad
KARACHI, Pakistan Itfi Jnpan
has edged out the United KliiRdom
aa Pakistan's chief supplier of Im
ported goods bought privately,
An ofllcliil review of non-government
seaborne trade for 1051 shows
thnt Jnpnn sold to Pakistan pro
ducts worth over 107 million dol
lars while the United Kingdom sup
plied only 08 million dollars worth.
PROMENADERS
OPEN SQUARE DANCE
SAT. NITE MARCH 29TH
So. 6th COMMUNITY HALL
(Peterson Holl-Nenl to little Sweden)
TiiitKii-i.i tifii i) ovon:
M1NNKDOHA, Mall. Ml A coyote
minus one leg Is rimming around
10 miles north of this town. Spotted
reociilly by llninild flrwy,. the
covotn la bnllnvcd thn snme out
that psunned front a Iran by chew
lug off lis Imprlmmcd fool.
It's pecked with nouilihment
ond flavored for hard-to-pleaia
pell. 21 quality Ingredlonli In.
etude meat meal, milk, brewen
yeait. Guaranteed your pet
will lye It.
EGGS
EXDCECD
Grade A Large
Fresh Ranch
FOR THE THRIFTY HOUSEWIFE
55c
SARDINES s - 33c
Orange Juice -a 25c
Tomato Juice z 25c
CATSUP 19c
Puffed Wheat 13c
For these Sunshiny Days
NESTLE MORSELS 23c
Del Monte Peas - 19c
ACCENT " 49c l
Comfort Tissue 4 49c
Starlack -m 39c I
LIPTON'S
Black Tea Balls - 58c
Large
Med. Six
VPT
Pen. Six ,
Bath Size
A Q . y 2 for ,
Reg. Size
tiJS 10
V
FRESH PEAS - 2 35c
NEW POTATOES. oc
ASPARAGUS us n 1 s dfl ,b 23c
BROCCOLI G,cen heod, ,b 1 7c
TOMATOES 25c
GRAPEFRUIT4 '"--"59c
NEWTOWN APPLES 11f
Best for pics lb. I I V
GRADE "GOOD" OR
CHOICE
Vm BUDE POT ROAST
DEL MONTE
ROASTS Wll
59c
39c
59c
SKINLESS FRANKS
SLICED BACON
PURE GROUND BEEF
ailaaetJ I
I ntWl 1 A tSS m l Pure -Safer
rze tg MAGAZINES
n 1 V 1 9 f "fry a
P IV I -fl complofo Line of
lldr 1 Moqaiinos in all 3 Stores.
C targe I AMAZO
' SllTir! Miraelo j
K HJJiU puddin9 1 4C
(Lean)
lb.
lb.
Kippered Salmon
CHUHKIES
Fresh!
SALMON STEAKS
HALIBUT STEAKS
b 75cl Fricassee I
UCMC OOc
i
9 to 11 lb. Average
Canned Hams ,b. 83c
Morroll Pride
2 Ibt.
29'
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Von
Camp's
Reg. Size
Shredded Wheat
N.B.C.
Rc9- 1 7
Pkg.
CIGARETTES
All Popular "J PQ
Brands etn. eD
Prices effective Friday
ond Saturday Klamath Falls,
Morrill and Stcwart-Lonox
Hams
Ready to Eat
EZ Cut Hams
. 55c
,b. 73c
GRIGGS
l yf3 fwfir en d
2'i Tin
25'
FOODS
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