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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1954)
THURSDAY, MAY 13, 11)34 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THIRTEEN ' . V A'lVffJfc' THIS! MIMIERS, tpeciil finance commlHn of the state board of education war presant Monday for a tpoclal budgat maoting at OTI. Left to right, thay ara S. E. Bragoitti, Holi, Oregon, Ronald Jonoi, Brooki, and George C. Huggim, Cool Bay. Preiant alio were Dr. Rax Putnam, itale luperlntandant of ichoofi, Oiear Paullon, head, of tha vocational diviiion of tht board and Mn. Victor E. O'Neill, Klamath Falli. Tiremen Report Demand Up On Premium Type Product llrht-qurlcr carnlniia Ucloio taxes aaiik 34 per cent but the big tax 4rnK -hit1tj.f1 In nl nrnfltK rtalnu 7 per cent over a yenr alio. By SAM DAWSON AKItON, Ohio '.n Americans are toum to wear uul a record num ber of Urea this year on their old i ara. And when they replace them, a growing propoillon ol car own era will buy the premium quality, higher priced tires, itcrcwilon talk or not, demand lor economy lines or for recnppliiK Jobs haxn'l In creased noltcrnUly us yrt. Ttiat, at least, la what they tell you hero today In the rubber capital. I'rlcra on Ihrsc replacement tires ara firm, Uiey Imlst and if they havft Uielr thtgera croxsed when Uiey aay It, they keep them behind their backs. lira executives also talk con (Idenlly ol the future ol the tube less tire. Illey aay that within a year or two almost all car makers will use them as original equip ment. Hubber companies whose auto manufacliirinir customers ara In a competitive race to produce aren't doing badly. Those who custom era have been shut down or slowed down are huriliiit. But one and all, when the com petition not too hot Inst month, cut the prlcea ol orlulnsl equip ment tires by Jij per cent. They Insist that waa painful, even at the present price of rub ber, because labor and other oper atliiK costs are hlnh. And they say their prol II matiims are too tlun for them to cut prices on tires sold toy dealers to replace those Worn ones on your old car. The rubber Industry quickly felt the slowdown by the auto makers. Dropping sales for most companlea broufthl layofls here. It wasn't only tires. Rubber com panies furnish many purls lor cars, like window rhannrhnit, pednl pads, entitle mountains. Truck tire business is oil this year too. The industry, however, tokea cheer from reports of Increased aalea of cars and tractnra, and from a aprlntf quickening In many business lines that should be send ing more trucks onto the highways. Many rubber compnnlea are so diversified today some of them looking ai much like chcmlcul companlea as anything else that their earnings statements don't si ways rellecl Just the tiro business. And Just now Uie lower tax load with the ending of tha exceaa prof it. levy makes them look better. Oeneral Tiro At Rubber,' which neclnllcM In the replacement tiro Held, was able to turn In record sales llio lirsl quarter litis year, a gain of 1 per cent over last, and Its prol Us allow ed a 21 per rent Increase. Companlea having most ol the original tire market show varied results. Ooodyear'a prollU rose 10 per cent over Inst year, although aales wore olf by the same percentage. Goodrich's aalea dropped H Per cent but Ita prollla rose e per cent. Firestone, with aalea.olf t per cint, took a 4 per cent profit slide. U. 8. Rubber's aalea slipped It per cent, Extra Work Madt Eoiv Rent A Typewriter Adding Machine aiMlri sr U.M Lost month's rental it applied to purchote price VOIGHT'S PIONEER OFFICE SUPPLY ne Mala r.. tilt n:mifmni'in SPECIAL! This Week Only! Famous Schwinn "SPITFIRE" AT ANY $ Hit Complete Repair Service! Famous Schwinn bikei ara American made, for American boys and qirli. The Schwinn frame it quarantecd at lonq at you own it, and only Schwinn hat double built (tubular) rimi. Easy pedalinq . . . over 70 bikes to choose from! POOLE'S TOY and HOBBY DEPARTMENT Complete line of plastic scale model cars, boats and planes. Easily assembled. LARGEST YEAR 'ROUND STOCK OF TOYS IN TOWN . . . Including "Ride 'em Cowboy" department, featuring gun and holster sets far the range riders. 98c ta 11.95 POOLE'S 222 So. 7th BICYCLES SPORTING GOODS Phono SS20 FARMERS! CANVAS DAMS direct from factory at BIG SAVINGS! 6'x8' t$3.69 6'x9' - $3.99 J2 $5.49 .ho other siies , priced low! LImhI1 raiHia Whole Kernel or Cream Style "V ttl Hunt scorn No sootm, . , $1 Hunt's Tomato Juice Hunt's Tomato Juice No. 300 Tins 46-oi. tint Hunt's Peaches s,it,do,ha,,N..3oo,in. Hunt's Apricots Ne.30o,in. Beef Roasts Choie 0Bd Tender Ground Beef F,c,h 9,0UBd Large Ranch Eggs 51 ,ic"r 12 ,$1 4 , $1 6 ,$1 7 $1 ,. 34c ,i 29c Doxen Mallory's at the Y Open 7:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Daily We Giye and Redeem Geld Arrow Trading Stamps KlALLOEtY'S MARKETS 3801 Altamont, Phone 8993 Lakevlow Junction. Phono 8147 Redding Rodeo To Be Held REODINO 'Hie battle between man and beaut will be-repeated Ihla Hiitiirdny and uiindav when the Mhnala County micrlff'a poaae alalia ineir alxth annual rodeo lor 2,700 In purie money, plus the added entry feet. Tho nation's top cowboy will again attempt their mattering ol the rough Chrlatenaen'a BroUiera' ntoclc in the two day corral event. Both atrlnga of their wild stock will see action. Among the lop money winners competing this year la BUI Under man of Red Lodge, Montana, the Vibi all-around champion of the world, and Roaa Dollarhlde of Lake view, who won the 1U63 worlds title Turkish Chief Of State Named ANKARA, Turkey Or) Oelal other four-year term aa Turkey's prcaldrnt following hia nomination by the majority Democrat party. The parliamentary group of the parly, which won a aweeplng vic tory In ttenernl .iMllnna Mw i decided to put Bayar'a name be- uie me new national Aaaembly when II convenea tomorrow to elect a chief executive. Me reduced Auto Inaurance rain, but not the quality, liana Norland, m fine Kt. . i. ' . 'O Don't Miss.. . 'lM It fnl H MailcAn (Notional Evangelist) With God Inspired Messages Somethlnq real for the whole family o At The Salvation Army 400 Klamath Ave. MAY 9 throuqh 16 7:45 p.m. In bulldoggtng and who also will go I riding, bulldogglng and steer team alter top money In aaddla b rone I roping. f-... . - .f IIWI'liJIHiH mm mm IBM ITS EASY TO BALANCE YOUR BUDGET HERE! We've scooped the town with these mm p Prices effective Klamath Falls and Merrill Friday and Saturday, May 14 & 15 Hams have been high, so it's a real treat to offer them now at a real economy price! STOCK UP AND SAVE! ' SHANK END or BUTT CUT Center Cuts to Fryer Bake -89c lb. We Cut Only U. S. "Good" and "Choice" Beef PAN READY, Fresh O These are the finest, freshest, cleanest fryers in town! GRADE n I ff l. rr. uuuu uounu Cleans ovi Rib Steaks 69t Fiesh D.re:sed Loea, Short Ribs 29 veal jar BREA&T ZbaVk k aJ F""I ' aN. yeVtS-i7 -X ' : 0 0 Kippered. Salmon 79Ca. PAiTiiOfl ? Red Snapper V" !F ak ft FILLETS Tomatoes a m A IvtaOLl 1 kuvAbnwr. wmre nouse 5 EGGS COFFEE L K C Grade "A" Large 2) n n. White House Stockton No. 2Vi tins Giant Pkg. Shortening ... 3-Lb, Tin 7! While it Last FAMOUS ROYAL CLUB FINE FOODS Fruit t PEAS 10c BEANS 25cboclitail9Cc 303 tins 1 303 tins fcV 303 tins TOMATO Re1' So"'' ritted ju.ce 29cJEL, 29c 46-o. tins No-2,in,fj3 . ' c ' . . '. i , '' . Lge. Pkg. 'i-Gal. I All Green ASPARAGUS lb. 19c Large Sixe ARTICHOKES Potatoes New Red QuIqUj Yellow, dry. New crop Green Onions Red Radishes Grapefruit 2 for 19c 4lb,.22c 2lbi. 13c 2 Dun 13c 2 bul,13c 8-ib.boj 39c SUNSHINE SODAS Mb. pkg. rciErar GRIGG'S FOODS Tomatoes 14-ei. Cello Tubes 29
