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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 7, 1954)
THURSDAY. JANUARY. PAGE TEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON US, Russia Agree Over Atom-For-Peace Talks, But Timing Still Off WASHINGTON UV-The United States and Russia were agreed to cay on starting preliminary atoms' lor-peace talks In Washington, but the Important question ol timing was still up in the air. The Soviets announced the agree' ment last night in Moscow and the Stats Department quickly con lirmed It. Russia said its ambassador In Washington, Georgl M. Zarubin, would represent it at the talks to set a time, place and subject mut ter lor full scale negotiations. No date was mentioned. The State Department, within an hour, announced Secretary Dulles would "proceed at an early date to have the procedural conversa tions." That was another goad to the Soviets to get the talks going. Time is short for Dulles, who Is expected to leave two weeks from today (or Berlin and the Foreign Ministers Conlercnce there Jan. among the United States, Russia, Britain and France. Dulles 1 has been pressing for early negotiations ever since Presi dent Elsenhower proposed, In his Dec. 8 address to the United Na lions, that the world unite to strip the atom ol "its military casing and adapt it to the arts of peace." Under the Eisenhower plan, atomic materials and know-how would be pooled lor peaceful pur poses by the United States, Russia and other nations with a contribu tion to make. An international agency, under United Nations aus pices, would control the pool. The hope is that such international ef fort might ultimately lead to con trol ol atomic weapons also. . ,Dulles has said he planned to discuss the idea with Soviet For eign Minister Molotov at the Ber lin conterence, .originally proposed for Jan. 4. But when the meeting was postponed to Jan. 25, he In structed Charles E. Bohlen, U.S. Ambassador at Moscow, to take it up with Molotov, Last night's Soviet communique, reporting talks yesterday and last Thursday between Bohlen and Mol otov, said Bohlen sought prelimi nary atom conversations In Wash ington before Jan. 25 or at Berlin during the loreign ministers' get together. At yesterday's meeting, the com munique said, Molotov told Bohlen Russia "considers it desirable" to get going and agreed to start in Washington. - There was no mention In the communique of the Soviet objec tion that Eisenhower's plan does not go far enough. The objection. voiced Dec. 21 when Russia first agreed to negotiate the plan, was that it provided for peacetime atomic development but offered no restraints against atom bombs. Russia said the bomb should be outlawed, much as poison gas was, Candlelight Theft Leads To Arrest OKLAHOMA CITY m Two teen age burglars who pulled three jobs by candlelight were In jail today, crossed up by tell-tale can dle drippings. Officers said red candle drip pings were found at the scene of each theft. One burglary was solved. The youths were arrested and confessed to all three. under International pledges not to use it. Demolition Team Had Big Plans DOLOEVILLE, N. Y. 11 Police of this Herkimer County village have tossed a wet blanket over a youthful demolition team's plans for a bang-up experiment. Officers said they recovered most of a batch of stolen dyna mite sticks and blasting caps from a group of five boys, aged 12 to 14. The lads said they were planning tn mix various chemicals with the dynamite chunks In an "under water demolition team-- experiment. Medo-Lond Butter Margarine Nucoa 3 lbs. 7 Schilling! Coffee -b. 7 1 2 lbs. Swiftning Shortening 3-lb. j) can 0 Large "AA" EGGS Doz. MEAT SPECIALS Our mean are properly cur, properly trimmed, and properly priced! Sliced Bacon Worrell's Paloce jA Brand lb. LWC Spare Ribs Lean and Meaty lb. 45' Wieners T" old fashioned juicy kind AA 39c Ground Beef 3 lbs. 69c Lean, all meat. No cereal lb. JjQ Beef Roast FRYERS Good qualify. Beef Pot Roasti lb. Fresh dressed, cut up, pan Ready No Waste lb. ? ? Cheese a-"- , 49c Fresh Crabs -as long as they last Hunt's Catsup 14-01. 2-25' Swift's Prem 12-oz. tin 39' Standby Valencia Orange Juice &1I 46-oi. FLORIDA ORANGES ARIZONA GRAPEFRUIT HANDS OF GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS GENUINE CALAVO AVOCADOS FRESH GREEN BROCCOLI Large size 5' 8-lb. mesh bag 2-? each 7 Large bunches 7 DogE-Stu 3 -35c NEW SCOTTIES Facial Tissue 3 139c WHITE STAR Tuna Fish " :"" ' - 39c Velveeta CHEESE 2 lbs. (0)2 Hunt's Apricots Whole Unpcclcd FIGS Cocoanut Peanut Butter Honey Spread Pancake Flour Pic-L-Joys AID TISSUE HAPPY ISLE Delicious Toll tin In Extra Heavy Syrup BAKERS 8-oi. bag PLANTER'S 14-ox. jar SIOUX BEE 12-oz. HUNGRY JACK 4-lb. bag MONARCH Sweet Pt. Ja Pliofilm bag , 349c 25 39' 2-49' 49' 49' 8 r.ns 89 Hunt's Tomato Sauce 6 29 Pink - Baby Lima Large White - Navies Beans SUNSHINE Hi-Ho Crackers Mb. 39c Graham Crackers lb 31c Party Mix Candy 2 .b, 49c Jumbo Jellies 12'oz.27C 2-lb. pkg. 29 Franco-American Spaghetti 15-oz. tin 2 ' '25' Log Cabin Syrup 24-ox. 45' Creswell Cut Green Beans No. 303 tin 14 Soft-weve IL IfVr vans if i 1 Dole Chunk Pineapple No. 2Va tin Prices Effective Gulf Bell Small Shrimp No. ', tin Hunt's Stewed Tomatoes 2 - 43c Tender Garden Peas Hunt's 300 tin 15 Milk Tall Tin Sego 2 - 27c 9th and Pine Right Reserved to Limit Giant RINSO lonnxnu nns morn Mt GRIGGS SUPERIOR FOOD This will be our motto - to give you more in '54 for your FOOD DOLLAR f I r tr I Campbell aunsnineooaas it mm m White Star, Bite Size AA. Tuna Fish Tr Toilet Tissue " 4 -35e Cheer 69c White King 49c Dog Food " " " 9C Salad Dressing D"-V 49. Tomato Juice '"--.25c Meco Beans I?6 Peas D,M - 19c Swift's Luncheon meat J I". rrem 45c r rffinc III f STRICTLY FRESH Our fryers are dressed and cut up the same day you buy them Packed in re-usable Plio-Film Bags ready for your locker. PAN-READY. VA to 2A Pound Average. U.S. GRADE "GOOD" BEEF Round Steak 79 Pot Roasts 49 T-Bone Steak 89 Sirloin Steak 69 Ground Beef u.29 Klamath Falls and Merrill eh Bananas Tomatoes Oranges Grapefruit Carrots Golden Ripe 1 97c 12-oz. cello tube 29 5-lb. mesh bog 9 8-lb. mesh bag tdQC Arizona ' Cello Bog 15 StRMV. GRIGGS Tomato Sou cans 29c Del Monte CATSUP 17 14-oz. bottle ' Libby's Corned Bee! Hash 33c Swift's Deviled Mec No. '4 tin 9C Prices effect Friday & Sol.! Jan. 8 4?! LIPTON'S TEA Mb. 1.29 I ' ib. 69c j - FISHER S BI5KIT MIX Large pkg. 39c ALBER'S PANCAKE FLOE 10-lb. bag 1.07 l?lQ)(2i 5,. Baby t Beef Liver " I roECU E lb. Tl IWKAD3 35c lb. -i
