Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, October 30, 1952, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextI WKHALT) AVTJ N1WR. KT.AMATTt FAI.T.S. Onncnv TMUnSOAY. OCTOIKH !10. 1!1.V2 PAGE TEN in urn nrfrnim ?rQsidQntialBaUte In Caliicnria 'PrccffcfccJTo Be Closest in Years v f tf J t r w.rwrt3 --"- (21 YEARS This remarkable group includes eight brothers and sisters, the oldest 90 and the youngest a mere 69. sons and daughters of the late Mr. and Mrs. John .TraynoY, Barb.au Mich. Picture taken at a family reunion this summer shows, from the left, front rowMrs. John O'Connor, 90; Mrs. Annie Taylor, 85; Mike Traynor. 81; Mrs. Carrie O Donnell, 78; back row. Mrs. William Barber. 75; John Traynor, 73; Mrs. Josephine Daly. 70; and Pat Traynor. baby of. the family, who is 49. There was on. child who died .n infancy; but i e.g ht are all m good healthalthough Mrs. O'Connor is said to be ."slowing up a bit' at 90. Mrs. Daly in the back row is the mother of Mrs. Russell Reeck, who has operated K.ng Cole on the Greensprings for 16 years. " " ' . ' Reds Say Stalin Will Win in India NEW DELHI IV Top Commu nists here confidently predict Indie isone country Stalin will win with: out armed revolution. 1 Red leaders arriving lor the six week Parliament session opening Nov. 5 laughed off evidence that Communist strength has nosedived since the string of upset Red elec tion victories nine months ago. Thfy are working overtime to get party propaganda, machinery ready for the session, refurbishing fashionable Windsor Place and the new national party office nearby. The Indian Communist Politburo recently switched national bead quarters from the Southern state of Madras to the capital to make the most of the publicity spotlight in Parliament politics. In addition to elaborate research facilities to keep Communist solons a step ahead with facts and figures. General Secretary Asoy Ghosh said party headquarters will now co-or-oinate Parliament offensives with the lively, vernacular language Communist press springing up throughout the country. Since Parliament adjourned In August, surface signs have been increasingly pointing to a decline in Communist power In the abat ing party lineups." , : ,. ; . , , .Some observers, however, ques tion the importance of ant-Corrunu-r.ist alignment in the face of the growing intensity of Communist propaganda drives. The Communists bitterly at tacked, the recent merger of the Socialist party, and the Praja, (People's party) Into the new Peo ple's Socialist party. At the insis tence of Socialist leaders, the new group ruled out any ties with the Communists. - . ; , The combined Praja Socialist bloc in Parliament will now num ber 22. This will challenge Com munist claims to leadership of the opposition. The new group may at tract often independent party depu ties to its banner. - Demy Dymshmt joys: DXidSHM THOSE SCUFFS AWAY! c'4 DETERGENT SALE Purchase Giant Surf Powder at 59c and use coupon on top of each package on the purchase of the items listed below .. . . Surf coupon good for 20c!!! Poteefs Market Owned end Operated By Bob & "Pec-nuts" Poteet Good Lean BEEF ROAST lb. 49 No Waste SKINLESS YIENERS - 49c .Top Quality Oregon BACON SLICED lb. pkg. 55c Cascade Brand PURE LARD 2 ' lb- Cflton DEPEND ON US FOR QUALITY SELECT PRODUCE WINESAP APPLES Per Box 98 CARROTS 5c lb. Celery Hearts 23c U.S. No. 2 Spuds 50-lb. bag $1.79 S 10-Minute Wonder Fudge DEVIL0PID IN THI OURKII AND MISHIT KITCHENS MA R OMpty, imtk, Dllcl.ut wHti DURKEE'S MARGARINE 2?c NESTIE'S choc, morsels 23c DURKEE'S COCONUT 1?c 3 Pound Tin Advertised f$fri3 p Hi i-. aS Coupon 5Oc Goldcrest Cheese SPREAD Advertiwd prife 79c . , . CQf. with Surf Ceuaea 100 Count Tender-leaf TEA BAGS Advertised price 95c . . . TXif with Surf Coupon ' I wSm Schilling's Coffee Advertised Price 79 . . . With Surf Coupon 59c BISQUICK Advertised Price 39c With Surf Coupon 19c ' Success Pineapple Juice 46-oz. con . . odvertiied ' Price 29c Wild Surf- Coupon " ; ( 9c . Price ' Effective Through Saturday r Free Delivery On $5.00 Orders ! Or Over re.sidemll r.unmlu In I)Iiiih ili hi down to .uic urns" wun ttv MOItlllS LAMISMI HO ' vluor never bDlnm niiintlrtl In Cull SACRAMUNTO, Calif. Ml The j for,t Bpui'i'lng both parllus on, tlirrc'n an element ol douui on huw ttip stale's six million voters will gn, Nouody la Inklnit the election tor granled not with 31 big elt'Ctornl votes at stnke. Second only to New York's 46, It may well be one o( the plvotul blocs of the Utitl needed, for inillunul vlctoiy. Hie California' outcome looks close Gen. Dwlght U. Klaenhuwer, Hie Keimbllonn nominee, Iiiih been rated a slight edge by a ntnte-wlde nrw.sinicr poll mid ImlciK-mleiu Miiveys. Highlights At KUHS Br HAIt01.fi MeKAV Just as the senior who did not Mss the ninth test had to take refresher ninth, so must all the Juniors who did not set over 80 on the test. The. Illinois who hud crudes over 80 were: Janls Bubb, Mike Chnse, Bill Dnvenport, Howard Drake, Leroy Fry. David Haddock. Keith Joslln Vernon Keller, Georgo Knight Ron Larson, Wesley Mc Kalg, Leo RobcrUon. Phil Shell. dan, Put Taylor, Rosa Toinlln, Alice J home, Audry Varnum, La? Rfyne weed, and Don Williams. Pit Taylor was the only Junior to get a perfect paper. Oeorae Hanson, who Is rendlno the bulletin over tlir PA system this week, took It on himsell to Inject a little humor In the usually dry and boring bulletin. George went to the Krater room. and. after looking through several ex change papers from other high schools, he found a suitable poem In the Lincoln High Advocate from Lincoln, Neb. ..George, and other students'1 In the radio stieech class. thought that the Idea of rending a joke or something along with the bulletin would hold the attention of the students In Iho horn rooms who usually talk when th bulletin Is being read, hindering students who want to hear the Information. So who knows? Maybe in the near future a short Joke will be a standard part of the dally read ing of the bulletin. Kiwanis Slate Election Party The Klamath Pulls Klwnnla Club has slated an cleclton-nlght pnrty lor me vnent duo ruesuny nignt, with starting time set at 8:30. Music is lo ba furnished by Bob Thompson's Music Maulers. Tickets are limited, and those wishing to attend 'should order tickets from Russ Johnston by phoning 4244, Deadline for tickets Is Friday. Olfiellliiit this somcwlinl, 11cm 0" ratio lenders decline mid Mime IDliltciil writers ugiuis Ihnt Iheio has been a Into trend town i d Gov. Adlnl Stevenson of Illinois, Whether the shift In enough tn. oveimke Elsenhower la nnw a question of intense tipeoulntlon, Republican strategists, avvnio ft the IMUltiS Dt'inournUe, lent in vuler t'cglstrnlloii, nlo depending on two ol thg stnte's bo.it voto getters, 'Sen. Rlelinrd M, Nixon, rllseuhower's running mate, and Warren, to llnow bark any autge to Blevenson, Cullfornln hns gono, to Iho Deiun. ernts In every piesidentlnl eloolloii since llyu but by dwindling ma suoiitlen slneo IDIItl. President Hon sevelt won by 416.0UO votes In I1W3, 1)30.000 In 1D30, 5'Jfl.OOO In 1D40, 410, 111 11144, President Trumnii captured.' Ilin stnlo by a acanl n.Bt6 In 11)48, " . ' Republicans' any they are not aim uied by 'the voler reglstrutlon showing 3,31X61)8 DcmocmtM to 3.4,15.113 Republicans, nor 'by pre dictions for a turnout Tuesday as high as S per cent. They lee Iho combination of Elsenhower's personal nppeul and Die -desire for a change in Wash ington will crack the Democratic rnnks, Warren, In gaining three terms as governor, has shown it We Specialize In CUSTOM COLOR MIXING ri t enti be done, Sa have billets, Cnlllurnla (dltura esti'bllihrd KIeuhov.cr as llw (uvorlte to cniTY the olnlo In a mld-Oolouer survey uf- The Aenoclnletl Pions. They agreed geuernlly It's likely lo be close, The editor In a tleptember Mirvey coneluded (he oiiluunia wus doubtiul, Composite opinion of Iho iiecuud pull split the niillolpaled major party vote 63-41) per cent lor Elsenhower. Wlsoithower ciimpnlgned lliraugh the slate once and Htrvenson twice, Both drew big and entliuslnstfAi crowds, . .' Ht v r n it o n Nupporlcia were cheered by a Demuorallo regLitm tlon guln of 80,01)0 allies June and Ihe prospect of a heavy vote. Wlint they didn't mention was a 131,0111 drop In their lend over the Repub licans since 1IH8. Hepublluiins aie not nverlnoklng OOP Sen. William F. Knowlnnd'h re-election victory In the prlinarlpa possible under 111 stale's unique oiossflllug law, Knowland, a strung critic of Pr e 1 1 d e n t Truman, aiunnsed over a million Republican votes and 008,000 Democratic lo gain both nominations. The Democrats long have had Ihe uiltfn it rroMjalloli. Dill flfl- publ flint Ixilii all -put one innjor ftato oilier, b'lh teiUt In ilia U, H. firiinto anil 13 uf lite 33.111 !! Iloiire, ' , on eleclhin nlghl, Uilli sides will look fuiemost lor lolutns Iroiti Los Angeles County, Willi W'i per cent oli the' stute-wldo registration. K niajcirlty ol edllors from the men ettlinnled In Ilia AP's mid OotDbor survey that 1'llNenlmwrr would carry the county. There was disagreement, however, ' editors on two ol the Inigest new.tpn perm both supporting lClneii Imwcr llguied Hlevensoii could win In I.os Angeles, How To Hold FALSE TEETH Morr Firmly in Plact ' flit tmu (!" h(h iiittii'v athd vtiit lutriiin.. ti iiiiiiitf. triHim ir wtilt illtiat wlirtt (iu vni. luimlt nr tlh Juat -l-niiKIr m llHI- kAhTKIITII VOUI Thl. ftlhilltit lutUfmltH HiMlfif liitU faU- te)ili mora nuitlf mitl iimh r4Miif.ril'l Nu luiiiin)', ". imV Mil- 7 frrilhff IV..BB not jow- r,'.",,! tti.it iwlirt". (.Ifttlur :brmi. iM TOMMY HESS Domocralic Nominee , for ' : Klamath County -ASSESSOR Qualified Through Experianca 3'i Yean Deputy Alienor) COURTEOUS EFFICIENT WORLD WAR II VET Will devote full time to the taapaytr m Del Rogue 6ox. .7 Krispy Crackers - 49 ivmaiG jiiiCG CIDER Tomato Soup Peanut Butter V Del Monte Tomato Sauce Catsup GALLON Cmpbell'i SWIFT'S Denniton't 79 11 35 0' 15' Pot Roast SHORT RIBS Pork Roast I S "Good" EcEF 55L 35L I eirt, Cen er Cuts 49i FRESH TURKEYS HENS $Qi' TOMS 4r M IV WW1D. We Feature Del Monte SKINLESS Wieners 55c lb. Smell Size Oysters 75c Pint HAGELS FRYERS 1 1 1 1 I r J TTTVTT Potatoes """V 85c DANISH SQUASH lb. 9c GREEN BEANS JVM CARROTS BANANAS'"" 2 27c APPLET0"'"'' 'Iflc MIILLJ 35.1b bn J2.M lb. IWt. JONATHAN'S 52.49 CRANBERRIES 33c FRESH DATES ,.lk.33c Cello pock 15c IOC I s1 ROYAL CLUB Apple Sauce 303 tint ALL POPULAR BRANDS Qef CQ Carton LlADTftkl'C A CUT 1 C JALI oiB orlodiied TOWN AND COUNTRY Paper Napkins SPERRY 10-lb. Pancake Flour SUNSHINE Shredded Wheat VOC QUC TIC it CONNIE ai I'nr Xtiur Pel't Sake 'M J F0R TRICK 0R TREAT V ORANGE AND BLACK GUMDROPS HARD MIX CANDY r HALLOWEEN CHOCOLATES A lorqe onortment of Cendy Ban and Gum DURKEE'S Gold Standard MARGARINE , 29 POST'S ' , Sugar Crisp Giont pkg. 25 KELLOGG'S Variety' Pack 36e ' Prices effective Friday end Saturday Klamath Falls and Merrill PUREX GRfGG'S r O . .' Vi jallon 29 - ' ' VAN CAMP'S PORK and BEANS No. lVi fin 25 i mm ivory CFLAKES LARGE IVORY SOAP 14l IVORY jfsJ SOAP MEDIUM IVORY SNOW 29 c i.UMur I - .'r.KVI 3 for 25c CAMAY BATH SIZE 12' NEW BLUE CHEER Giont Sixt 75c PLAVA SOAP 10 fSI 'TIDt Mm I at"" i I LI" JOY mi. si' ffir SPIC IgPW SPAN FOODS 1710 Oreaen Ave Phone 3860