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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TEN HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON THURSDAY, MAY I, 11132 EXOTIC Folks out Honolulu way weren't putting out . any hoomalimall when they applauded Leinaala Moraki when she teamed her exotic beauty with her lei of fran . gipani blossoms to take part in Hawaii's traditional Lei . Day festival. Survivor May Solve Mystery WASHINGTON (tf A deck of ficer who escaped may help solve the mystery ol the Minesweeper Hobson's disastrous crash with the Carrier Wasp. A radioed dispatch from the damaged Wasp, steaming slowly for New York with 61 survivors of the Hobson aboard, disclosed that Lt. (J.O.) B. E. Cummings, one of those rescued, was junior officer of the deck at the time of the collision. The Hobson's skipper, Lt. Cmdr. W. J.. Tierney, managed to get dear of the wreckage before it sank Saturday in mid Atlantic, but he was not found. One hundred and seventy five of the snip's com pany went down with her. Of major Importance to the Nav al Court of Inquiry, when it con renes at New York next week, will be what orders were given aboard the Hobson in the moments before the collision and what signals were exchanged between the minesweep er and carrier. From them, the court may learn why the sweeper laid a course which brought her under the knife like prow of the carrier. Cummings may be the officer Who can . tell that story. Yinds Blast At Northwest Br Tie Associated Press High winds with gusts up to 70 miles an hour raked the Pacific Northwest from Orpcnn tn TtHHch Columbia Wednesday. Fishing boats were driven to shelter, two ships were grounded, end trees and tall chimneys top- mea as tne storm moved In from the Pacific. Lightning, rain and hall accompanied the winds in some areas. The Weather Bureau reeorrfMt 60-mile-an-hour gusts at the mouth of the Columbia River and 70-mile-an-bour winds were reported In British Columbia. Seven hundred fishing boats scheduled to open the salmon sea on early Wednesday remained In port. Others already offshore sought shelter. The fishing boat Alva of Juneau. Alaska, and the Tugboat Victoria Straits of Vancouver went aground on the British Columbia coast. The Alva was grounded In Cabriola Pass, near Nanalmo. and the Vic toria Straits hit a reef outside Merry-Island, 50 miles northwest of Vancouver. t Trees blown down by the wind blocked travel on U. S. 101. north of Arch Cave tunnel in Oregon for a time, and windows were broken and chimneys damaged at Astoria. Power lines also were broken. Lightning struck and split a flag pole In North Vancouver, B. C. Unmentionables Taken in Raid LINCOLN, Neb. (IP) Male Students swarmed through doors and scaled walls in a raid on women's residences at the Uni versity of Nebraska Wednesday night. Raiders carried off whatever lingerie they could find. Police, who quelled the disturb ance after two hours, said about 400 men were Involved. 'Lewis and Clark Tourway' Sought WASHINGTON W Rep. Jack son (D.-Wash., has proposed es tablishment of a "Lewis and Clark National Tourway." He introduced a bill Wednesday to authorize the federal commis sioner of roads and interested State Highway Departments to des ignate a system ox nignways xor the memorial route. The proposed Lewis and Clark road would extend from St. Louis, Mo., along the general route of the Lewis and Clark Expedition through Montana, and Idaho to Seaside, Ore. CASUALTIES UP WASHINGTON ( The Defense Department Thursday identified 29 additional battle casualties in Ko rea in a, hew list' (No. 654) which reported 12 kiled and 17 woundedl. Woodworkers Back to Jobs TACOMA W Some 1,000 CIO woodworkers employed at the St. Paul and Tacoma Lumber Co. mill Wednesday night accepted a 7 'i cents an hour wage increase of fered by the company and agreed to return to work ending a two-day strike. Ed Lohre, president or Local 2-9 of the Tacoma District Inter national Woodworkers of America Union, said planing mill workers were to return Thursday. The oth ers will be back on the Job Mon day, he said. The millworkers walked out Mon day when other IWA men In the paculc Northwest went on strike. then conducted independent nego tiations. Lohre said benefits In the new agreement include a nient differ ential boost from 4 to 6 cents an hour, and a decrease from fiv tn three years for eligibility for two weexs vacation. BONNEVILLE LINE PORTLAND UP) The Bonne- vine Power Administration said Wednesday a $10,494 contract has been awarded for clearing the right-of-way and building the Mad- ras-iteamona xju-kv transmission line. The contract went to Mid- land Constructors Inc., Hunting. ion rare, cam. Monica Henreid Puts On Blue Bonnet -Dad Gets F.N.E.! 8-year-old Monica puts on BLUB Bonnet Margarine to give her fa mous father, actor Paul Henreid, F.N.E. Flavor, Nutrition, Econ omy! You, too, will love the delicate, sunny-sweet taste Blub Bonnet adds to any food! You'll also appre ciate its nourishment. No other spread for bread is richer in year round Vitamin Al And you'll wel come its economy. Two pounds of Blue Bonnet cost fen than one pound of high-priced spread I So rememberthe letters ... F ... N ... E ! Buy All-Vegetable Blue Bonnet Margarine and get "all three" Flavor! Nutrition! Econom-e-el TERRIFIC iSHOE SALE JOIMJ RNHB Tabulation Gives Taft Two-Delegate Lead over ike Ity The AMorialrd Press Delegate tabulations by the Asso ciated Press up to 11:30 a.m.,. EST. Wednesday showed Sen. Taft lead ing Qen. Eisenhower for the Repub lican presidential nomination by only two votes, 269 to 266, with 134 uncommitted or disputed, Taft forces claim more than 300 however.. There are 618 needed to nominate. Hie chaiiue from Tuesday's line up came Irum ELseulKiwer winning 29 .ol Massachusetts' 36 111 Tues day's primary and picking up one ui a Missouri district convention. Taft took only three In the bay state to raise his total that much. Six more delegates there are uncommitted. Another favorite son entered the Democratlo lists today with 16 of Massachusetts' 36 delegate votes known lo favor llov. Plill Dover on the first ballot. Hie rest aro uncutiiiiiltlnl al present. The figures tu both pintles, based on delegates pledged, instructed, favorable or willing to start a first ballot choice, and candidate con cessions: Republican: Tail 2(8: Elsenhower 266: Stnssrn 23: Warren lis Muc- Arthur 2: Unknown 134. Total ti! Democrat: llarrlman 1TJ 'al Re tainer 73 ..; Russell 37: Kerr S3 i3; Humphrey 23; Dover 16; Stevenson 10 Truman 6: Sen. Douglas 3: Ening 1: Justice Douglas Rayburn ly. Unknown 178. Total 473. Republican breakdown: Taft Alaska 3. Art., 10 (X) Ark 7 iX Colo 2, Pla 12 i.Xi Ida 14. Ill 49 low 9. Kas 2. Ky 19. La Plain or 3 (Xi -Me . Muss 3. Mich A iX Neb 16. NJ 6 (X) N. V, I tXl N.C. 13 Okla 7. Prima IB) X . 8. C. 3 (XI, Tcim 19, Utah 14. W. Va. 4. Wis 34 Total 3U8. (XI Taft forces claim Arlr., 11, Ark., 10, Fla., 16, l.n. , 8, Mich., 24, N. J.. 9, N. Y.. 17, N. C. 18 Penna. 35 S. C. 6.1 Eisenhowrr - Al ls 3, Al k 31 Coin 15. Kla 1, 111 I, luwn IIS, Has 20. Ky I, La 3. Me 9, Muss 211. Mich 1 Minn 4. Mo 1. Nobr I, N. II, 14, N. J, 31, N. Y, 03 (2) N. C. 7iZ Okla 7. return 30, S. C, 1, Vlmln Island 1 Total 2(16, . if, Elsenhower iiiiiiiiiurm claim N. Y., 69, N. C, .10. They luivo Issued no untloiiiil dt'lcgulo OlllllllS.) , i Slasseu Colo 1, Minn al, N. ,J I Total 23. Warren Wis 6. MiicArlhiir Okla 3 Uliooiiiiiillteil, or unknown or In dispute Aria 3, Ark I, Tin 6, tin 13, Iowa 2, I,u 10, Me 2, Mniu 6, Mliil 33, Mo I. Nob I, N. Y. 16, N. 0. 6, I'eiinu 33, 8. C. 3, Vn. 3 Total 34. IX'iniH'lUlIc breakdown! Iliii'l'liiliin MiiIiii ij, N. Y. 83, Prima 4 Total 10 j. Ki'filtivrr Idaho 4 'j, Nob 4, N. II. 8, N. Y. J, I't'lllia 27, Wis 36 Total 73 (j, IMmcII La 20. Nob 1, 8. C. 16. Tolal 37. Kerr Idaho I ' j. Kit 2, Me 1, Neb &, Okla 34 Total 33 'j. Iliiinphti'V Minn 33. Dryer Mass 16, HUtvrnsnii Me 'j, lYiinii 10 Total 10 Truman Aluka 6. Son. Doua-lu Me 3. t;wlng Mo I. , JilMloii Doimliis Mo HiiVuiiiii -- Me 1 1 . Uiicoiniiiltli'd. Unknown Am 13, llllillo ft 'a. Kim H. til 611, Me 4 ' 1, Musn 31. Ni lir 3. N, J. 33, I'olinn 39, Purlin Itlco 6, Virgin Manila 2 Total 178. ANGEL FOOD I Quick CAKI Mix I ShV wtt'"' Ax- Danny Dyanshint lays f RADt MM c J J I s, FAT. OjjA THOSE SCUFFS AWAY! OyanihlM cln tiwfft mi M4 t t II hint ihMl. PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY and SATURDAY KLAMATH FALLS, MERRILL and STEWART-LENOX GRIGG'S FOODS OUR STEWART - LENOX STORE IS ALSO NOW OPEN ON SUNDAYS : . . FROM 10 A.M. TO 6 P.M. If it's Groceries, Meats and Produce you want, you can't go to a better place than the three Grigg's Stores, con veniently located for your shopping pleasure. Our prices are consistently low, not for one day, but every day in the week! Check these prices and compare! ' Assorted Candy Bars or GUM 3 for Select your fishing lunch from this list: MARSHMALLOWS 15c PEANUT BUTTER 35c POTTED MEATS No. V Tin 10c PREM 3?c RIPE OLIVES 19c SWEETPICKLES""- ,w.33c MUSTARD 15c SUGAR Brown or Powdered lb. box 11 BEANS White, Red, Pink 2 lbs. 29' Snow Flake ., SODAS bl40c Royal Club ' GRAPEFRUIT 1ft. JUICE 44" l7c Just a Few Left! Limit 2 MECO-No.2Tins GRAPEFRUIT Come in and check our list of merchandise in the Drug, Magazine, Glove, Household and Frozen Fruit and Vegetable departments. Make Grigg's Superior a "One-Stop" for all your wents and needs. If we don't have it, we'll get it! KERR'S ASSORTED Mb. Jar lUlt JELLY 9 TANG 43 SALAD DRESSING NOW is the time to stock up on Your short canned items! PEAS Meco No. 2 tins for No. 303 tin 2 r 25c tUnn No. 303 tin i3t RFAMC Willamette! O . Or DCArO No. 2 tins Zfor03C PEACHES""" l!8Jt TOMATO JUICE -46-oz.- Hunt's, Royal Club, Del Rogue PEARS - ROSEBOWL - No. 1 Tins PORK and BEANS - Van Camp's - No 2 Tins 25c 39c 23c HOT SAUCE limit HUNT'S Royol Club Crushed PINEAPPLE 27' No. 2 Tins SWIFTNING 3t1- 69c ASSORTED jell0p4s29 FRESH PRODUCE! STRAWBERRIES Fresh Doily Red Ripe Cuo 33c 2 UD, 65c Red Radishes 2 Large Q hunt. W Spinach A,h,ond9 0wn Ceobog 23c (f&wXV Cai'ni New Peas wi"v'Jii!i- New Potatoes yh - ih. a Fu,",o" - ;S3 ,b; :25c 3 29c BORENE Washing Powder LARGE SIZE 32c THRIFT SIZE 5?c (Tumbler Free) GIANT SIZE 79c Bor of Soap FREE! CLOROX .A.,.25c AERO WAX .Vk CLEANSER Su" ""' 10c 0-CEDAR Mi'h .. 39c DOG FOOD 'TuJk PAPER NAPKINS I I H P I I I U II I I Fresh Dressed HAMS SLICED BACON ROASTING HENS RABBITS POT ROAST CORNED BEEF MORRELL'S CANNED 6 to S-lb. Averaqe 83l - 355, 39L 691 6?f, 59L 'Good" or "Choice" Boneless PORK 40 Count LEONS In Dispenser EACH GRADE 'A' LARGE Doz. 52S Main Phone 3464 ROASTS V AT a"ZlR..