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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 22, 1952)
MONDAY. DKCRMnKIt 22, HIM i HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OHEOON PAGE TEN AFL Willing For T-H Change WASHINGTON to The new head of the American Federation of Labor says the AFL, which long has demanded repeal of the Taft-Hartley Act, now la willing to settle for satisfactory amendments to live labor law, George Menny. AFL president, said yesterday in a radio inter view that the Nov. i election re sults "more or less stopped" the drive for repeal. w::.. V, - . . .. "OK UsTnTST this ' ' e jtr. v: a 3 MRS. ALBERT LEO BARKER it letting Oregon Woolen Store Operator Sam Neilin and KFLW Announcer Charlie MeFarlan battle it out over which one i at the mike in the above picture and which one is represented by the turkey in the left background. Mrs. Barker madetha claver display to illustrate her idea of the two Oregon Woolen radio programs on KFLW, "Charlie's R.oundup," 7:15 a.m., and "Sam's Other Show," 10:15 p.m. Three Die In State Mishaps By The Associated Press Three Oregon residents died In accidents last week end. Two were killed in aut- 'haps and one was drownei'.- Ernest Charles Fitxger.ie 71. of The Dalles was fatally Injured near Washougal. Wash., Sunday when he swerved his car to avoid hitting a dog that was crossing the hifWay. The car overturned, pin ning Fitzgerald underneath. A pas senger, Mrs. Millie Bateson, 71, also of The Dalles, was injured. Bernice Fay Watson. 29, of Mil waukee was killed early Sunday when a car In which she was l passenger crashed into a parked truck south of Portland. Police said Albert Wallert of Estacada was driver of the car. Ronald Trefren. 9. drowned when he fell Into an Irrigation pool near his suburban Grants Pass home Saturday. His brother, Larry, 13, dived into the pool and pulled Ron ald out, but the boy was dead on arrival at a Grants Pass hospital 13 DIE IX WRECK ' ' BELGRADE, Yugoslavia UP) A freight train crashed Into a passenger train Sunday at Dob rinje, near Zagreb, killing 13 per sons and Injuring 20 others. Windsors Back In U.S. NEW YORK to The Duke and Duchess of Windsor returned to the United States yesterday after sev eral months In Europe. As they arrived aboard the liner Queen Mary, the duke repeated his statement of last Tuesday that he would not attend the coronation of his niece as Queen Elisabeth II. The Windsors said they planned to bunt quail near Tallahassee, Fla., and play golf at Palm Beach, Fla., during the next few months. Gl Praises Sritish Limb NEW YORK to A handless ex GI leader says the British have a better artificial arm than the United States and he hopes the V e t e r an s Administration will agree. Harold Russell. 38. of Natlck, Mass., a founder of the Amvets. returned yesterday from a meeting of the World Veterans Federation in London and said the British arm is about 25 per cent better than the one - used by the Veterans Administration. Russell, who lost both hands in World War n. said he would ask Amvets to urge the VA to adopt the British arm. Woman Makes Speed Record MARSEILLE. FVance to Flying a French Jet fighter, Mrs. Jacque line Auriol, daughter-in-law of the French President, broke her own woman's speed record yesterday over a closed 100-kilometer (63.13 mllel course. Her average time was 534.375 an hour. She had made 511.360 miles an hour in May, 1951. EVERY" KERNEL POPS , OR VOUR MONEY BACK! 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""ij .'.w. jc v " mm I mm" LAST MINUTE Lutefisk Ready to Cook 5-lb. box Larqt tizt lb. Smaller sizes 65c lb. $69 59' Cooked Canned Picnics . $3" Fancy Roasting Chickens lb. 49c Fresh Geese YoUB9 dy Ib 65c Ducklings Un,,,8Bd p lb 69c t BDUZ j29c OXYDOL 31c TIDE JOY wi 31c CHEER 75c Crisco 3.b. 88c Fancy Box Chocolates 4 Ibt. ' Swiftning 79c PREM 43c Oranges 5-lb. bag 29c Stuffed Dates Mb. pkg. 29c Tangerines .b. 15c Celery Hearts 19c Xmas Holly Swift's P-Nut Butter 43c 14-ox. . Swift's Vienna Sausaae 22c IVORY SOAP LARGE IVORY SOAP 3 for MEDIUM 2, 5 ' IVORY FLAKES 29c Old Foihioned Chocolates 79c 2 lbs. We still hove a few Christmas Toys and Games Left. IVORY SNOW Z9c neqmar 3 for 25c These Turkeys are Fresh and Frosted and Are OVEN READY -No Waste! U.S. Gov't. Grade "A" 16 to 30 lbs. TOMS Readv 11 57s,: U.S. Gov't. Grade "A" 10 to 16 lbs. HENS 63 C j lb. 3 to 5 lbs. 4 to 5 lbs. 8 to 12 lbs. Roasting Chickens 0v,B,,ody '-on' ''an' ovn 'ody g g J Local birds, even ready PAYERS 'or'' pon raa'y Fancy, skinned, tenderized. Half or whole OYSTERS r"(h Poclfic' frylns !z FRICASSEE CHICKENS p dy SLICED BACON Swif,,p"m,um ' PORK SAUSAGE A shipment of fresh crabs and oysters will arrive Tueidoy, December 23 SUGAR Brown or powdered lb. 10" MARGARINE HM" -19' mmummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmtmmmmmmmmmmmammmmmmMmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Cranberry Sauce 2 m ,s c u. ft, aaal (,,WW Ocean Spray No. 300 Cucumber Chips "r '15c CI Al ID DHftri !- " 0-1 $1 98 I LVUIl .1 Ginsercake Mix 25c CHEESE Borden's American I'i-lb. pkg. 65' Borden's Oven Ready BISCUITS - 2 -27" Borden's Cottage CHEESE Pints 29 CHASE Chocolate Covered CHERRIES "-59c 3 Convenient Locations SHEFFIELD ' CUTLERY Beautiful Carvinej ' Sets $450.nd$550 . toy 7 WAGONS TRICYCLES 20 OFF All Large f TEDDY r BEARS and Larqe MUSICAL BEARS 20 OFF See the Many Specials to CLOSE OUT :. 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