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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1952)
I'llllHSDAY, MAY I 1IKHAL1) AND NKWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAOE SEVKN I broth. No. 1 tin ivw i r7 fTikT ArTl I Mil f If l lr'l I 0 nru and BEANS. No. 2 tin lC JsJ2 Q ' C ' iVTV J- AT? CJNT-TX?7 14;. ! 2,b..29c f f:ff - ! ; )ajf ( B I mft-' i Tender . - . tasty . . . thrifty cuti of beef, veal, lamb, and porlc all the I if'1,' jfl Standby CATSUP ! " 1 jfl "" jl wonderful meats your family loves fill our meat cases every day. They're 9 ' ' I ' J l YfT fender meats ... because they're QUALITY MEATS the top grades of I - w " - M I If UDTernmenr inspected meats. ney re rnrirry mcors Because we mm orr J y 2 f 25C 1 ' Lifiiifi excess bone and fat before weighing. This close trimming gives you more I I LA 1 1 good meoi in every pound. If you like quality meats shop here for thrifty Kitchen Queen $098 1 I J l treats ... today and every day! FLOUR 50-lb. sack 1 jrX I 29c A $25 AWARD WAS WON liy Jane Darton, KUIIS stu denl. in the 2!th aumial Scholastic Awards competition for her transparent walorcolor, "Deserted." pictured here. Tighter Grain Checks Asked WAHI1IN0T0N W Sen. Aiken (R.-Vl. I twill WnlnnMUy coimroic tlonnl probe ol shorUSM In iiovrrn menl urnlit hrn dlncHii.rd "cxlrrmf tmrnlruneiui" In Uie whole Mornuc rlup. A Miuueiillon by the Asrlrulliire r)-prunent Hint II Ix-Kin nynlein ol lnpe:llnn ot tiormie mid wnrt hnu liiclllllrii. AUrn el rl e rt. "mrini hlncldlght U better llwn no light l nil." ChUrnwn Ellender D U ) ol In 8enl AurltMilliire Commlllee ordered recewi In public hrrlng late Tiedtiy until Tlmdny. "Tlien we will net top level Wnhlnnlon official to explain noma of thPM contracts," Ellen Oer aald. Both Ellender and Aiken ahowrd (real Inlereal In lenllinony by Chicago Agriculture Department nfllclala who i!d they had been directed to make apeclal contracts. Oatis Release Still Sought WA811WOTON lfi'i BrrtTlnry I mate Acheaon !d Wednenday the American Rovernmenl will nev er real until Associated Tress Cor respondent William Oalla Is re leased from prison In Communist Czechoslovakia. Oat l was arrested on April 23 a year ago and later tried and con victed on Red charges ol espionage. He was given a ten-year sentence with a poasimlliy of release in live years. Acheson wa a.iked at a news con ference what the Hulled States was 4nmir ahrnii Out Ik He replied thai he could not dls.' eiose any aprcuic steps wnicn nsve been taken. Ambassador Kills Brlggs, Acheson went on, has been pressing vigorously to see Onlla and obtain his freedom. State Prisoner Flees Crew 8AI.EM W l. Verl Fred Dowlcs, 24, enenped Wednesday morning from a state pcnltenllory wood culling crew working near Jfllemon, 15 mllea south ol here Prison Warden Virgil O Mnllry said Bowles wns working under a gun guard, but ran oil Into the woods. Bowles was lecelved at the prison a yesr ago from Lincoln County to serve five years for burg lary. Farm Youths Going Abroad COrtVAU.lB i Two Oregon International Farm Youth Kx change delegates will visit The Netherlands and Finland this sum mer. Mrs. Wlnnlfret Olllen, state 4-H agent at Oregon Hlnte College, said Wednesday Patricia Horning. 21. Sherwood, would go to The Nether lands and David Patterson, 21, Mtilino, to Finland. They will spend four monltw Diking and living on farms there, hey will leave In June alter special training In Washington. DC. Their trips will be financed by the Oregon Bunkers Association. h( IIOOI. TI.MK Daring Men Bag Cougar ALBANY. Ore. ill When no land Turpln and Wanford Page came across n coimnr. thev didn't have a gun. Thev killed It anyway, using a car mid rocks. It apucnri'd on the road ahead of litem In the Cascade Mountains east ol here, nnd Turpln, who was driving, mnnnged to knock the big cat over with the car. The cougar lumped up and scrambled tit) a high bunk. Turpln scrambled right behind II. Ho saw It In brush, circled around and then charged. Intending lo flush the animal buck lo the rond. Hp, got huciv nltlt It. The nnlmitl fled, and Puue. who was waiting with rocks, pelted the coimnr un til it wits stunned. Then he finished It off with more boulders. k For this thev get ttl5 In bounties. SALEM The Blale Depart ment of Education said Wednes day It Is advising Oregon school In remain on standard time but pointed out that school boards have power lo fix other hours. Lester Wilcox, assistant slate superintendent ' of public Instruc tion, said his olllce has received many telephone cslls from school boards wanting advice on the tlmo question. Welcome Cr r-V : CMUN : KING ChowMcin i tHVH KING . Something differ- . enti oorn""" . goom huh.. : . thaflnsOfcunKlngOri- . cntal loo" wwi"n attmr igrocflra Quick Quoker OATS Large pkg. Kraft Dressing CASINO FRENCH 8-oi. 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