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PAGE SIXTEEN THURSDAY, AUG, 14, ID.Ili HEBjXn AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PI f OUT Of 10 FOR ST Jfi ,)t-' SiGAPETTES FLIPPED "TCCM RASSinG cars ACCOUNT fbR A MK3X PebcemTase op all - RDRESTF1BES.C4MPF1BES LEFT UNATTEnOED AnO CAEELESSUE5S vwiTW FifeE. CAUSE MAwV MORE PCES. WINE. ? VABOS OP A ROAD . HELP PREVENT FOREST FIPES-WATCH YOUR MATCHES AP Survey Shows Food Prices Continue To Climb Bjr Ttic Aasoclatrd Pnn Retail prtcr of pork, fiiRS, chtcltnia and potatoes tinned higher In many stores (Ills week. The only foods generally lower were handful o( Iresh trulls and vegetables. Most Iresh cuts of pork ad- Ding Dong Daddy Of D Line Dashes Into 15th Wedding LOS ANGELES UP) The Ding Dong Daddy of the "D" line has taken his 15th bride, but he's In the dog bouse. She locked him out 01 ineir apartment last mgai, nine days after their marriage. He is Francis H. Van Wie. 66. former San Francisco streetcar conductor, lion tamer an boxer. His disillusioned bride is 73-year-old Amelia Pritchard, Los Angeles widow. "Why, he led me to believe he was a bachelor," she told a news man from behind the barred door Byrnes Signs Ike Petition COLUMBIA, B.C. Ill Gov. James F. Byrnes, a lifelong Demo crat, signed a petition Wednes day for an independent slate of presidential electors pledged to General Eisenhower. The former secretary of state told the state Democratic convention last week that as of that time he would vote for Gov. Adlal Steven son. But he added that he is re serving the right to make up his mind fully before the November election. Although Byrnes advised the con vention to place Stevenson's name on the state party's ballot, he added: "At the same time, I feel strongly that every voter should have the opportunity to vote his convictions." He noted that the state Republi can party was then involved in a legal dispute that could prevent Elsenhower's name from appear ing on the ballot. A court ruling since then, however, apparently has assured the Republicans a place on the ballot. Young Navy Men Captured ' SAN FRANCISCO Wl Two tough-talking Navy prisoners, one -19, the other 18 were behind bars Wednesday after a spectacular but short-lived escape from heavily guarded Treasure Island Navy Base. Recaptured within an hour Tues day after a 90-mile-an-hour auto mobile chase down a San Francisco peninsula highway, the two were sullen and defiant. Larry Stout, 19, seaman ap prentice from Loveland, Ohio., snapped: "I want to go to a fed eral pen. I'll kill some Marine guard if they ever send me back." He told police he wouldn't have been taken alive if it hadn't been for the attitude of his companion, Seaman Apprentice Robert D. Marshall, 18. of Redding. Calif. "He chickened out and talked me out of it," Stout said. of her apartment." "No, he's not nere: I oon t Know wnere ne went. No, I didn't know he'd" ever been married. I'm going to stay right here until I can make up my mind what to do. I have five children. It's hard to believe he has been married so many times." Van Wle left home shortly after newspaper stories told of his mar- j riage to Mrs. Pritchard in Las1 Vegas, Nev., Aug. 5. She said he had been getting telephone calls, one after the other, alter the news of their marriage became known. ; Van Wie served a San Quentin Prison term for bigamy. He wooed his women on the San Francisco "D" line but neglected the legal formalities of divorcing them. When the law caught up with him and he was tried, he testified that he had been wed 13 or 13 times. He received three 10-year terms but was paroled In 1947 after serv ing two years. Wl C WHICH ESbUUC I Stricken Bomber SPOKANE Wl All 15 crew men parachuted to safety from a siricaea a-4& oupcnort ju&i Dciore it crashed and burned early Thurs- ' day about 65 miles southwest of ' 6pokane. j The flyers, who bailed out in pitch darkness over sparsely set tled wheat farming country, were found by farmers who scoured the area with flashlights. Fairchild Air Force Base said the pilot ordered all members of his crew to Jump after the plane developed engine trouble and be fore he bailed out. Base officials did not disclose names or whether there were any injuries to the crewmen. -attached to the 111th Strategic Reconnais sance Wing at Fairchild. Experts Say Food Adequate WASHINGTON cAV-A prominent geographer said Wednesday he be lieved the world's "food potential" to be adequate tor all the people likely to inhabit the earth during the present century. , He thinks the best prospects lay in increasing the yields of exist in farm areas, rather than trying to tap new land. Dr. Oeorge B. Cres.ou nf sv. cuse University, president of the IMyrneUojial Geographical Union UOU1. said estimates ir, tfc.i ihm world's population, now at 3.400, 000.000, mav approach four billion by the dawn of the next century. Asserting that Improved seeds and more efficient methods will produce larger yields in the more advantageous areas. Cressev told "if iuu s uin Internationa con-gress: Our expanding population will certainly call for more food. The easiest source is through Inrreas- vlelds on existing farm land. "The good earth is essentially all In use. and the major map boundaries of cultivated land have become stabillted. This must be emphasised, tor there are no longer empty areas worth develop ing. Idle land does exist, but it Is of very unattractive ouallty." ; TAX LFVV PORTLAND W-PorUand voters will be asked to approve a lax levy lo boost city employees' pay. The City Council Tuesday ap proved a ballot measure calling for a two-year levy of two mills or sl.loo.ooo. whichever is less. vanced, with some of the more popular items Ilka center-cut chops rising as much as I cenla or more a pound, smoked hams and sluiul' deis and bacon rose less or held unchanged. Pork usually Is relatively ex pensive at this time of year when hog marketings are on a small scale. A lew dealers said recent quarantines of some stockyards to nan uie spread oi a disease which fleets only hogs also may have neipea tiunten supplies. Top grade lame eggs climbed 3 to 8 cents a doien, also rellectlmi a seasonal shortage as hot weather trimmed production and larmera culled their laying flocks of older oiras and replaced mem with younger pullets. Stevenson To Visit In Oregon PORTLAND tri Gov. Adlal F, Stevenson of ' Illinois has liven reasonable assurance he will be In Oregon early In September, Mon roe Sweetland, state Democratic national committeeman, said Wed nesday. Oregon party leaders hope to have Stevenson. Democratic can didate for President, here for the state Democratic picnic, and have set the date tentatively for Sept. 7. The plcnio was originally sched uled for Aug. 34. TO QVIX BOSTON tPv Economic Stabllla er Roger L. Putnam says OPS Director Ellis Amall probably will restun Sept. 1 against the wishes of President Truman. Old? Get Pep, Vim with Iron, Calcium, Vitamin B, MEN, WOMEN old. wmi. wmn-out. 1 ma'tfd !. wr, v mtiM Ionic ohm ln wm t! CWr Ton TaWj TiUAV. lw II 10 VM tciU "HP Mtof to M xm popoUr. own iaf tcfttwm" Ut At all dnr iter! rtrrwher in KUmith FtlU. l Pr1tM NOTICE ! ! DUE TO ILLNESS FOSTER'S CAFE Will Be Open from 5 P.M. to 1 A.M. Daily Starting Friday, Aug. 15 1 Sundays - 1 P.M. to 1 A.M. CLOSED MONDAYS r BASIN BUILDING 4784 So. th Good Quality PAINT By FamouB Maktr 319 Watch these adds for specials on paint, Hard w a r a and building materials. 9th and Pine, Phone 3188 WEEK-END SPECIALS AT TRULOVE'S MEAT MARKET 919 East Main WE "MEAT" YOU FOR LESS Fresh Dressed HENS lb. 30' ROASTING HENS ib. 37 Fryers 48' BEEF ROAST 56c LEG 'O 7Hc LOIN STEAK lb. 75c VEAL... LAMB... EGGS SAUSAGE4 00 BRISKET BOIL ib. 25e SHOULDER 'O LAMB 1 V i M J n Prices Reduced Now top VALUE MEN'S SLACKS Ktg. 5.19 4.47 Sim 29-42 A wide aiwrtmenl of handsome gabardines, cool tropicals and smart nylon-blend summer weight cords. Carefully tailored In popular California style with seamiest Waistbands and deep front pleats. Your choice of rich-looking solid colors, criip cord weaves or fresh pin-checks. A timely value buy now. Butter prices at the wholesale level edited hither as mora milk was diverted to lluld cluinnola and Ice cream miimiluutiiri'i's. Broiler and fryer chickens wre up as much as 4 cents a pound In some areas. Beef, lamb and veal prices held at about last week'a level except where storekeepers posted aeclal reductions lo attract customers. Spinach and lettuce also worked a little hither, but beets, cabbaue, celery, eggplant and pepiwrs were lower In most markets. Corn, cucumbers and onions were In the good buy class prlcewlse. As for fresh (rults, peaches, can taloupes, honeydew melons, lem oils, limes, cherries and eastern apples all were a little lower, and trapes were down sharply. Nec tarines and plums advanced slight ly. Pears were described as of ex cellent quality and were among the best fruit buys. This Is National Turkey Week and many store chains and larte Independent markets featured tur keys at special prices. Oilier foods frequently mentioned aa specials for shoppers In the next lew days: lib and chuck roasts, prime ribs of beef, fowl, cooked hams, grapea, pearliea, pears, can taloupes, coin, cheeses and liesli and Iroien fish. io.ooo tT. DOCTOR! WeX i. JoeepH aipihW . OR CHI10"3 y.a olll "' k eiked e J ,.n man.y e ut. W. undtiwill. ill c.iti end op.ni.i. Dibl.ii Inc.. without h.if, Carter's Collection Agency Ph. elll 4" M,i" Blood Drive Totals Told Hits month's Red Cross Blood mobile visit, held yesterduy at the mobile vlsil, at the Eagles Lodge here, collected 173 pints o( blood. Virginia Dixon, executive secre tary of the Klamath Red Cross chapter, said there were 21)1 volun teer donors. Tele-fun by Warren Goodrich "I could talk for another hour about managing my organ grinder, but someone) else may want to use this party liner' ... It piiys to space your calls so others can coll you . . . Pacific Telephone. HOME SERVK MARKET 710 Pine YMCA Bldg. 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Mirror 82.88 REC.( 49.00 Four Drawer Chest 43.88 REC. 31.95 Bookcase Headboard 28.88 27.00 Bed .. 24.88 17,45 Stond 16,88 1 1 55" LAMB ,k IV ib. J 1
