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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1952)
TlltlliSDAY. MAY II HF.nAU) AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAUK KLKVKN demands, V lUUndinff bank- itutions totaled at all loana iia f9n9 for ial nuf U hlllian In utntamlinv en activity Furinff re iflant credit ioma uur- a subntantlal ! nrn on ral ! la. 10K1. Thm ! whir h atMClalin in oncin(f provided 70 ; while Federal nvlntra and I provided mufh of aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa. -i. mi. f . f . mw-m t . ... ... . - - - - - .i ' i ' ' I . .... .m...v..-. - .ijfcUy hUMf wvrnd oiim. . fT..rt .f' slren-rlielh-. rff.aa.nd : ": '4.f t; Y Marked! ' ivrtrt ' I Bio Y Brand Delicious 'MOTHER OF THE WORLD' Scnora Rosa Markmami (lc Gonzulcz Yiilcla (U'flJ, wife of the president of Chile, ts pictured on her nrrival at Miami, Kla., accompanied by her daughter. Scnora Itosita Gonzalez dc Claro. Chosen as ''Mother of The World," Senora de Gonzalez in en route to New York to receive an award from the Interna tional Committee of the American Mothers' Committee. f&t- Smoked Picnics 331: 4 2ib. iFriskies tV Kelloqq'i Cereals Administration of State Forest Land Considered l WASHINGTON W A JIouit ! Tubllc 1. mills ul)rnmmllirr work .! 'IlmrniUy to wind up Irnuihy ! "tirarlns on RctmlniMiuilnn of . ,000 crr ol Orritnn Inirnt Iiuid I T))i litttrin now nrc nrltnlntnlrrrd Jointly by Ihp l-'orrM Krrvlrp mul the liurrau of l.nnd MitnnKriuciil , (HL.Mi. A priidhiii bill would placr ;thrm under tlif nolo control of .BLM. i J Bixuworii conlrnd Ihf Imidn n proiwrly pun of Ihe Innd Kfanl lly JKAN W1:N Rmllo-Mifrt'h mudrnln. of KUHH. , In Co-oHrntltm uith the! bcrlpt mid Miko Koclrly mid radio i A.mion KKLWl to cordially nfrndiiiK mi tnviintlon lo mirna "tlieir kiiIh PpIIi'iih Kndlo Knir. 1 "Wediirjday. Mny 14 in Hip Mills Kchool ntidltorluin. llfuliinlnu nt clihl o clock, ihr blf xhow will -connlnl of top tnlrnt with Mir tlon of Mir pronrnin brliiR blond- cast by drlnyrd traiucriptlon over nutloti KKLW. In ronnrction ulth the himo ktagr hIiow mid broad least, tlifi retail radio iiirrrhuntH of .this city will display Ihr Intent pn radio clcctronlm and niblnrUi. Thn prourain will Inrluilr: Hit 'Ink blotter, who aro Ofnr HI. ! John, Clifford Blllra, l.ouls Tauchrr and Dick I.umlntrn; Julio Hart, lin ,)lalnr and comic nrtlM: Linda jWllllama, Hawaiian dancrr: Jane .tiray, Jack Hall, Bob Uorftinun. Kay Jcnarn and David Landls. pi uniata: Donna Arthur, vocalist: J'ayi Adnm.i, feature dancer; Carl Hardin, impcraonathie artIM: Vir ginia Montcrro, vociillt; Richard Kelly. Iiuthimrnlallnt: Sharon riowrn and France Walker, vocal pita; Deborah Kendal, Interpretive dancer: KUHH Doyit' octet, selec Jliona; MnrRaret Oerber. vocalist: Oeorne Wrlnht. Inatrumeiilnllst: )0UI Pence, vocalist; and Dick Tracy and his band. All those who are nartlclnatlnt? In this program are students of ,ku. on. Bacrcd Heart and Alia mont and Mills Rrade schools. The Pellciinn fitnff rriimUt of iJon Pnyett. stirne director, Harold manic, edllor. Andrea nullcv. pub--Unity and I3I1I Chambers, Shirley Cox, Don Drake, Pot Klttrcdfte. .Audree Dticll, Donnn Onthrlr. De- nelce Kenyon. Oforne Maskell, Mary Klrkpatrlck, Dour Pence, I.yn Perkins. Marian Pfeffrrle, Carolyn Htohler, Oakley Bummers, Td Tomlln, Jlm'VouiiR and C. O, Woodhouse, production. 'inft talent for you to see and hear Iiee-oi-cnargei Lome, aee a rad lov.oroKram In action and view the lntnDV. The Klamath Falls Fxehanne Club Is sponsoring the Pellcana ahow. A red face Is the result of a failure lo note In the column Hint KV won the Southern Orentui dis trict doubles In tennis In Inst Sat urday afternoon's meet. Jim Da vidson and Hhnnnnn Oldham, se niors, won this mulch. Inclriled In the district plav-off wero Aslilnnd, Med ford, Omuls Pnvi and KU. Conrtratulntloiia to Jim and Shan non! Don't foiiict the nmiunl sprhiK music concert put on by our mu sic department Friday iiIrIiI In the auditorium. The orchestra la fen tnrlnir their new "Frnnkln and Johnnie Overture. A cnppelln choir will alsn he sliming for the Rotary Club Friday noon. Klvrn the Orcnon and ('allfornla Italhoad In Ihr hue IHiX) n and siibnemieiUly rclakeii by Coiiir3. must. . The KorcM Service, in le.itiniony pn-sciitcd Wednesday bv L.ylc Wutin, chlel foiTMer, said Hie altorney general hus held the lands arc iiiilloiutl forest lands. He said even the Department of Imerlor, of which III.M u a purl, considered the lund lo bcloim to the Foiot Service prior to IU3U Watts said the la Oregon coun ties t.upporluiK the bill do to be cause It would be to their financial advantage. If administers I si Oft C lands, the counties nould aharo In "4 ier cent ol the receipt! from Hmbe sales under present law. As national forest land, they would re ceive but Si per cent. Watts also challenged conten tious that III, Ms administrative program la better suited to such community needs as road construc tion KXI'IN'hK The .chief Joreslar jinld his agency lu eiil nearly five mil lion flonurs for road construction, exclusive of maiiiicnniice. witliiu the last 10 years In Ciackiimas County, one of the 18 O C coiin lles. Timber purchasers have spent about a half million yearly on permanent roads, he snld. Scheduled to appear 'Jnursday are Kred Mynott, associated lollel lor of the Agriculture Deparuurni: Jucnli Waascrman. Interior De partment attorney: representa tive of the American Forestry Society; and Sen. Cordon (R-Ore ), who him sponsored a similar bill In Ihe Senate. RKCORU REGISTRATION EUOENE W Voter rcgislra Hons In I-ane County are at an all time high. Election Deputy Lloyd Payne reported Tuesday. He said 60.071 persons have registered to vote In the May 18 primary elections. tnjoy hi finclut, qujlrty flih that fvir twain thi itvtn if ait Oiy With butffit faiy to prapirtl Cholci if FimiuiChifst If 11 chcM' f yJM rimimCliifil j This lemptins variety lo choose Irom I phut tit ten Hiiuut mutt mvm isimon rittiTi CHUM IALM0N FlttlTI pacific cot ritirrt nuii or nudock mmm m Man Fo rttewinq. 4 to 5-lb. ove. SMOKED PORK KNUCKLES 'SAUSAGE Pure pork, country ityle 25 15 25 C lb. lb. lb. rat rw I Vanety Ituna i wm ALBER'S Cubes or Meal 10 Ibf. Pack Bumble Bee Fancy, No. Vi tin Blue Plate Broken, 5-oz. FRESH BEEF Ground fresh daily GROUND COLORED FRYERS i SMOKED LINK SAUSAGE 5-lb. tin (plut container depotit) mum ESI ' S MOlleV lOOOS J Wj 1 :lf1' 1 big v ! BfcA imi io M m-c-it rtntw rvucf a mil n IQc Pill W s 45i. I cociij $' 1 33'. 391 icicles 39. IP CHIPS r-'-iley'i 15-ox. Nallev't Lumberjack 10-lb. tin 23 03 Occident 8 lbs. Ii! C.rl ancake Hour l .27 Large tlicing size and Green Oniont STRAWBERRIES CUCUMBERS RADISHES ORANGES BANANAS WHITEONIONS FRESH PEAS RHUBARB Those famous Calif, sun ripened berries 3 New crop, Valencia juicers Golden ripe beauties New crop Bermudas Tender Local grown 29c 10c 14c 8c 19c 17c 3 -25c 2- 13c bun. lb. lb. PALM0LIVE Cokes m J Cokes Mm mW m niiiiBfta vAdnrnEKC Cams BOUQUET iccP 3N a mm Cok'i'j FAB S 27' VEtfe27 AJAX Cleanser 2" 23c SUPER SUDS 27' large -ipkg. PEET'S GRANULATED 59c Giant Size CRYSTAL WHITE 3 borl 20C 7 m Durkee': Vi-lb. pkq Campbell's GIANT 23-oz. tin 16-oz DEL RICH Yellow cubes VALENCIA Pork 'n Beans 19c 27c 25c 19c lb. Whole in heavy syrup 2V2 tin No. 211 size MARGARINE HUNT'S APRICOTS OLIVES OLD FASHIONED CHOCOLATE DROPS 29c Tl Ik I A ",er Waters" Solid Pack Light meat ft p I UNA BrinePock No,,tinZ)C CATF00D K"- -: 2 -25c Fresh Frozen Concentrated ORANGE JUICE Swanson's CHICKEN HONOR BRAND FRESH FROSTED PEAS 2 35c 12-oz. pkg. Honor Brand 2 for 2-lb. young fryers Pan Ready 33c 1 $4 59 POTATOES A carload of U.S. No. 1 Gem pot tatoes will b available at the BIG Y. 50-lb. sacks. No limit. While they last! s faWaf X ( " PIAIN OR lODIZEol . p. 'lai
