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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1952)
PA(.K KK.il T 1IKK.M.I) AND NKWS. KLAMATH KAl.I.S. OltKliON Tlll.'ltSUAY, MAY II, 1052 J"J ' 1 1 g II II I I ILL, i. ULM.II III I II U. .11 -1.I..1L 1 ...L J I I II HI I n I ivmmmmmmm mil II I MHM-MMM I 1 fill 79c i S I BROWNIEMIX" 59c HJWTJL itW QTTTTTr ( POTATO CHIPS -Be I J FfVf mnnnTTA COOKIES T""" 23c ft ) GUM ""13. 10c KMa gl my9 mm i iri I A Assorted Mover, 4 Jp V ' II . H I U h & Y S a; i9c gl 1 Krispy Crackers 25c M 19c 2 nb. bo," im . WALTER RAMSEY, 20, 455 Division, is complet ing basic training at the Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Tex. Senators OK FPC Nominee WASHINGTON W!V-T!ie Senate ' Commerce Commilice Wednesday approved the nomination of assist ant Secretary ol Interior Dale E. Doty to be a member ol the Fed eral Power Commission. Doty was named by President Truman three months uko to fill the unexpired term of Mon Wallpren. who resigned. The term runs until June 23, 1954. At a hearum before the com mittee acted, Doty said he is not committed to public power in pref erence to private power develop ments. Where the two Interests are in conflict, he said the issue should be determined on the basis of the greatest (tain in the public Interests and "what use of the resource Is going to give us the greatest mount of power." Sen. Magiiuson iD.-Wash.i. asked Doty whether support for his nom ination from sportsmen's groups in the Pacific Northwest indicated a disposition to favor fish preserva tion over hydro-electric powere de velopment. "I have no inclination to be for fish to the detriment of powex," Doty replied. He added that he has worked for a program to brin? fish and power into balance throughthe in stallation of fish protection devices along with power dams. LIFE SAVERS rSADCTTEC ViUAllL I !tJ Cort-" BEVERAGE EE. 15c Mothers ore our favorite customers and to show how much w apprecioft their patronaqe, wo'vs filled this "card" with extra special values in fine foods for a festive observance of Mother's Day values that soy, "To Mother with sovinqs." They fill every department of our store, provinq once aqain that wr are "Mother's Little Helpers" doinq our best to make her food shoppinq easier and far more economical. Assorted flavors HOMINY RH Cub. White or .ellow J PC AC Royal Club. Dainty Dimple tCMO . No. 30 3fin oven ready BEANS Standby, fancy cut No. 2 tin RE A MC Green cun. Calendar Brand OCj DCMIIO No. 303 tin 2 for Blast Shakes Eugene Area EUGENE W An explosion shook houses and sent dishes clat tering off shelves over a wide area of this city last ninnt. Investigating police found a crater three feet wide and three feet deep on the lnotball practice field behind McArthur Court on the University of Oregon campus. They checked the possibility that the blast had been set off as a student prank. Police said the Coast Cable Co. reported that 25 pounds of stumD blasting powder had been stolen Saturday night. The explosion brought a flood of telephone calls to the police de partment switchboard. No serious damage was reported. FIRE HAZARD PORTLAND (ifi Lowell C Paget. Senator Taft's Oregon cam paign manager, was arrested Tues day, charged with maintaining a lire hazard at hli downtown .mort gage company office. 3 Smart Buy! PEAS Mission Brand No. 303 tin -2 for 25C O D Kl Three Swteri. Whole Kernel WWKN No. 303 tin -2 for C VEGETABLES Mixed, Libby's No. 303 tin M Graham Crackers 31c &3 Mb. box Orange Slice ?9C Candy Mb. cello baq Butter Scotch 99c Carmcl 10-oz. cello baq TOMATOES State Fair No. 2'j tin DILL PICKLES H unt's 24-oi. jar PEACHES s,iced 00,v2"1 tin 29c FRUIT COCKTAIL roo t, 22c OTTLED IN CALIFORNIA LODi.cALirenNi Miff a p SUCCESS BRAND FCW QH In extra heavy syrup. 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