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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 7, 1952)
PAGE TEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON THURSDAY, AUGUST 7. 11152 Billion Dollar Loss Reported As East-South Drought Ends biiinn, tk'orithi, Kentucky, MIskI.v The Hmillietii Klalra were as., auicd by a (oveiiitiieiit iiokcsniunt itlti'mlliili an cnu'i ui'y iliuuiilii session in Atlanta Wednesday Unit no hard pressed farmer will be put out of business or ho forced to snciilice livestock. Ippl, MiisMuliiisetln, Muliie and U Missouri counties, oklulioiiia and Tonus have been carried over In'Mi Hie IVM diouulil. rAirmt'i-n In these areas ale eli Itlble lor novel iimriit loans. BLACKBERRIES ARE HERE r The AiocllMi Frau DrouBtil-ciackUig ruins plhed down Wrdnrsdny on New EmUnd and purls of the South too lute to Mve imrly billion doUera worth ol buincd out crops end pas tures. But the moisture was a tlinrly llle-snvcr for com, tobneco, cotton and vruutidilp crops still aurvlylnit In these drVunhl-sinned areaa and gave promise of rcvjvuuj some pas tures by fall. The drought, one of the worst In years to hit the nation's over-all food production, already is having these effects: fHiin labor employment In the stricken area und mimio "ncaie" buyuig m canned fruits and vcue tables. Unless the rainfall pattern re turns to norinnl. some Koverumcnt spokesmen predicted thut sales ol larm Implements will be hurt and Hint a water power jliollBte will develop in New llnmiKhlre and in oil-produclni Oklahoma. A Department of Commerce aur vey showed no serious buauiesa slump yet In any area because ol the drought but that there had been some aliarp Increa.ies III produce prices. An Die ruins came', tits fmlvriil aovcrtimeiu ralr,rd to lu lite num ber of entire Mates Ihied an ills, aster areas. It edited North Cui Una and the remainder ol Arkan sas to the list, other stales are South Carolina, Tennessee, Ala MAKE JAM AND JELLY WITH SURE-JELL PECTIN TODAYI A natural fruit pectin product I t I I I I t some snarp increases in proauce prices, scattered setbacks to rural trade, cuts In milk supplies In Southern Missouri, a decline in 7f .V v"- . f (4 M till; .ffffrfl B MIRRORS Ur en Vum In ! kantl Ul k. Mala. rrt- ? : .. L . - I ted Z ' THE BZ?$ PAID A VISIT The Oriental Light Metals Co., a militarily important factory (upper), four miles from the Manchurian border in north Korea was the target of the largest air ltrike of the war against a single target. (Lower) This is all that remained of the plant after 63 B-29 bombers had dropped ,200,000 pounds of high explosives. Air Force officials esti mated 90 per cent destruction.. Get this helpful New WashinJ Soda at your grocer's. Look for the blue box with the red circle. ARM & HAMMER SAL SODA CONClNTltATID Stevenson-Truman Meeting May Result In Fireworks By JACK BELL WASHINGTON V President Truman said Thursday that every thing necessary to obtain a Demo cratie victory will come under dis cussion when Gov. Adlai Steven- eon meets with rum and his cabi net here next week. He told a news conference the questions it will include, among other things, what part he should take in the campaign. Since Truman obviously Is r'ar lnsr to get in some licks at the Re ,, publicans, Stevenson may find him self confronted with the. duficult task of suggesting that the Presi dent take a back seat. The Demo cratic nominee has been at some pains to avoid close identification With the Truman administration. Truman said he invited Steven son to the White House since Ste . venson had suggested to him in Chicago, at the time of the Demo cratic national convention, that such a meeting would be very fine thing... He saio the White House lun cheon will be attended by Sen. John J. Sparkman of Alabama, the vice presidential nominee, and by Vice President Alben W. Barkley.- In a confidential tone, the Presi dent told the newsmen he would have supported Barkley for the Presidential nomination bad Bark ley remained in the race. (Barkley. pulled out of- the race after a group of labor union lead erg publicly called him "too old." He is 74.) Truman "went on 'to - say he thought the convention picked the best possible men and men who can be elected. On other political subjects, the president: 1. Voiced his support of W. Stu art Symington for election as Mis souri senator over GOP James P. Kern. While the President backed State Attorney General J. E. (Buck) Taylor in the primary election Tuesday, he told his news confer ence he is just as iona oi Symington. Truman said he voted for Taylor because he was in a frame of mind to vote for him. He said Taylor's defeat did not affect his own standing in Missouri. The hist remark was made di rectly to Duke Snoop, Kansas City Etar reporter, who had referred to the defeat ol Taylor as a ' beating lor Truman. The President said no, he had noi taken a beating. 3. Said he was glad his frequent critic. Gov. James F. Byrnes of South Carolina, had been con verted. This was a reference to the fact that Byrnes Wednesday urged fhe South Carolina Democratic conven tion to back the Etevenson-Spark-man ticket. In 1948, South Carolina gave its electoral vote to a States Richts ticket running in opposition to Truman. 3. Said that he had not talked with Avereil Harriman about Har riman's entering the race for sena tor from New York against Repub lican Senator Ives. He said he did not select candi dates outside Missouri, when asked if he would luce to see Harriman make the race. Under questioning, Truman said he had never considered support ing Harrison for the Democratic presidential nomination. He said Harriman - had asked him if it would be all right for him to ret the support of the New York dele gation. Truman said he agreed to this. Then Truman' repeated that he considers Stevenson the best can didate and described him as one who certainly will win. 4. Refused comment on recent political speeches by the Republi can presidential nominee, Dwight L. Eisennower. HUSKIES HAS FAR MORE RICH RED MEAT THAN THI AVERAGE DOG MOM 0UCa? Terence! An the din"11" balanced toprov' "JJod "meaty" flavor dog. Mim MittiNO company a mvimom or carnation company J Police Crack Dope Ring PORTLAND W Police arrested seven suspected narcotics sellers and users here today, breaking a ring they said was netting its operators S500 daily. The seven were taken in an early-morning raid on an apartment hotel. Five women were in the group. , ' Ll'NG FOR BOY PORTLAND OF) An iron lung for a 5-year-old boy suf- rering irom pono was iiown irom Portland to Nyssa, Ore., bv the Air Force Wednesday. The Nation al Infantile Paralysis Foundation said the lung was the second flown to the area. PICNIC LIST: SALAD COLD MEATS!" CHEESEl PAPER CUPSj NCHJGHTj OLYMPIAl BEERl j OF COURSE. HOME SERVICE MARKET 710 Pine YMCA Bldg. PHONE 2-3322 YEARLING 'MUTTON' SPECIALS! CHOPS LoiBandRib lb 39c STEW B- lb ,ioc LEGS R" Ib 43c SHOULDER ROASTS lb 29c Tender Young Pork Specials! Really Save at these Prices! PORK CHOPS PORK STEAKS PORK ROASTS Leg Pork Roasts Center cuts, lean lb. Lean Blade lb. Center Shoulder, no shank Ib. Full half or whole lb. tUNNA HEWING CO.. Olympl. Wit., V.S.H J I FRANKFURTERS BEEF ROASTS PORK SAUSAGE GROUND BEEF FRESH HENS Old Fashioned in the cosinq Trimmed, arm. Blade Really Delicious All Meat Completely Dressed and Drawn far Cooking Klamath Falls - Merrill - y'XecoMMtcAi We feature: HAGEL'S FRYERS They're the best! Oregon Chief OLD FASHIONED FRANKS PURE GROUND BEEF BABY BEEF LIVER LEAN PORK ROASTS lb. Ib. Ib. 59c W 55c FRESH BEEF Hearts & Tongues 45c Cut from Klamath County's finest beef BEEF POT ROAST 69c u U.S. "Good" Ib. and hero are some specials to prove it. Prices effective Friday and Saturday, Aug. 8 and 9. Royal Club BLENDED JUICE - 29c BISQUICK 39c W Mori!! I 12-oz. 39c Large pkg. KOOL AID Assf'd. flavors for 25c COMBS 29c VINEGAR """X 69c CATSUP Dennison's 14 oi. 15c Mnrrell 3?e We Hove Reclpti ond ' WESSON QIL Quart 59c JW1IT PICKLES 53c Dtl Mantt 14..I. .r DILI '' PICKLES Hunt's C J4-t. i.r ' MILK f All branifi, till tint 2 , 29c Pancake Flour MORTON'S SALT 12c ORANGE JUICE "HCI"k .. 29c SAUD DRESSING 2- 49c SUNSHINE SODAS 49c DELRICH MARGARINE 32c PUREX BLEACH -,49c SNOWDRIFT SHOmN NO 85c WHITE KING 29c jjjlQ ASSORTED FLAVORS 9C GERBER'S BABY FOOD ARGO CORN STARCH LAUNDRY STARCH Mh- 24c KARO SYRUP 5 -57c -55c DOG FOOD " $2.98 HOT SAUCE H-" D'IM'- 8c PEARS HUNTS N..IH,. 27c PEACHES """" H.,1.l9c MARSHMALLOWS 25c Albor's 101b. bag Vermont Maid SYRUP 98c pint 29c 9c 14c 12oi. Morcll PR IDC MAM 53c REAL SPECIALS ON TOP QUALITY PRODUCE! ELBERTAS 20-lb. lug TIME TO CAN PEACHES QORN Ashland Grown , tJC Cucumbers ,b. 10c rtAKS Bortlor, lb. 13c GREEN BEANS Blue Lako A Aft Voriefy lb,. fQ GRIGG'S b) P FOODS 1m 0
