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.eeiiB kiewe.OCVIPW. R6SP6URS. OREGON. TUESDAYAPRIL 6, 1943. 1 i i .... 1.85 Mrs. Roosevelt Christens Carrier Built by Kaiser , VANCOUVER. Wash.. April 0. (API -KiilctiRlits of I hi' liiimili Ins of llii U. S. S. Al.inn liiiy, first Kaiwrbiiill iiirci.ift rarrier, which was christened yesterday) hy Mis. Kraiiklin IX Itnosfvcll. Tin' lli'sl lady looked as lliouijli she had liccn in a snow storm alter she christened the ship. Hit chic hlaclt suil and lilui-k hat ! witi' doltrd with I hi' while foam of the ehainpacne which shower ed iifler she swiint,' lh" hollle across- the how Willi a liasehall swiiifi. Henry J. Kaiser and his son, lOdear. general nianai;iT of the Portland-Vancouver area Kaiser yards, dalihed at the fleeks of roani with their handkerehiels. Reporters noted that both the Kaisers needed shoeshines proof to them that the shipbuilders e,cl around in ilie yards and mingle Willi their workers. While the dictionary permits ration to be pronounced "ray shun" or "rashun," Mrs. House veil called it "rash un" at her press conference. The -carrier's name comes from an old Mexican le,'end which no (Hunts lor an inlet on the Texas Ijulf coast lieiiiK called Alaon bay. A century or so ai;o, the story u'ifs, a beautiful mrrel stallion roami il that area but never was then' a man skilllul enouiih to cajituie liiio althounh countless iillcinplK were made. The slallion linally became known as Alaon, the imcoiiiuer able. Council Studies New List of Fire Hazards (Continued from pnre 1.) L. W. Metfier Co., street supplies' ... ' V Nordlint! Parts Co., parts for flusher 2.97 Orchard Auto Parts Co., re pails slicon niaehy ''& Pacific Tel. Co., defense telephone service 12.-UII Peterson's Furniture, keys police llepl Qulne Co, Ins. piem. cllv hall Heiisselaer Valve Co., fire hvdrnnt and parts 79-1fi Hiciitield Oil Coii., bal ance on Kiisoline account 4.20 Itoseburj,' I look Store, ol lice supplies I'.osebtirt! Kleclrie, lie.ht shades and repairs S). Ill-Ills ItoscbuiR (iarbace Dispos al nlsnn. dead does 2 0b liosebuif; Lumber Co., sawdust HoseburK News Review, PublishlilK doK notices .Stephens Auto Co , liftin;; motor for flusher Silver Nook Cirille, meals for prisoners Sun Printing Co., traflie tickets for police Dept. I'nion Oil Company, gaso line Feb. and March Western I'nion, telegrams police Depl Wharton brothers, supplies sewer plant Whirlwind Lawn Mower Corp., repairs lor street pent, mower Subpoena Threat Brings Price Czar to Inquiry WASHINGTON, April 6 - AP 17.40 l..'!0 ..iti.o'i 2:50 1.20 S.50 04.00 1.44 3.11 (i.77 RAF Blasts 5 Ships Off Coast of France (Continued trom PjjJ I northern France today, indicalini: new attacks on the Oerinan oc cupied continent. Antwerp Damage Heavy. C. S. army headquarters an nounced today that photographs ! timuwl Fortresses anil i.iih-i.i-i tors made many direct hits on . the Ki-la plane engine works in the Antweip raid yesterday and that the resulting flics burned out the main building. iu ,,w ilier huildinis were set I afire and heavy explosives dam aged several parts ol the piaiu. The nearby (Jervaert photo graphic products plant, northwest (if the Frla works, also was bad ly hit and the main building set afire. The Erla plant was a smalt target compared with the great Renault factory outside Paris so successfully bombed by Ameri can aerial fighters Sunday, but is an important depot lor repair ing German planes operating on the western front. The German controlled Pans radio, meanwhile, reported that the raid on Antweip caused the death of 221 persons and injured I 3Ki. I The same source reported that ! casualties resulting trom the I American air raid Sunday on the ' Renault armament works near Paris had killed 300 persons and j injured more than 70l. li.NB. ill a Berlin broadcast re corded by the Associated Press, scried 1H0 children were nap were blasted, the announcement added, and many aircraft were de stroyed and hangars set ablaze in the Fortress forays. Resides Wowing up the destroy er in the attack on convoys, bombers scored direct hits on sev eral other vessels, the communi iiie said. Black Market Charges Hit 7 Packing Concerns (Continued from page 1.) Fire Victim Sister of Resident of Roseburg Mrs. Walter Oliver of Trail, Jackson county, Oregon, who died in a Medlord hospital last Satur- I d'y of burns received Horn ex ploding kerosene while trying to build a kitchen stove fire, was a sister of Mrs. Charles Insley of Roseburg. Other survivors in clude her husband, who only two days prior to the tragedy, was discharged from a hospital after undergoing a major operation; two children and a brother, the latter, George Evans, of Tule Lake, Calif. Mrs. Oliver, 50 years old, had taught school In various Jackson county districts E. ;ho of Schmidt, the V. S. Packing com pany, Inc. and- the Kansas City n,,..eil Reef eomnanv. Inc., of I Kansas City, Kansas. I.eo Waxenbern, Samuel (Jacobs, Jacob R. Colin and i Nebraska Beef company I Omaha, Neb. Herbert C. Licbman and ihe Uebman Packing company, Jnc, of Green Ray, Wis. "Mistake," Indictee Says In Kansas City, officials of ihe United States Packing Co., Inc., and the Kansas City Pressed Reef company said there was some mistake about federal grand jury indictments charg ing their organfzatlon with con spiracy to violate OPA regula tions governing meat ririces and quotas. "There's some mistake; they're lust euessine." said Sam Simon one of the owners of the United Stales Packing company. ! Officials of both companies! said that recent checUs had been , .made by the OPA and that every- thing was in order. In Washington, Price Admin istrator Prentiss M. Drown des cribed the Indictments as "the biggest hammer blow we have dealt yet to the black markets." Of Colas, Brown said "only a short time ago he was a little known liver peddler, with a mod est business In lier and hearts. O o The amazing expansion of his volume of business and oper ations since last August, coupled with complaints heard among competitors as to his trade meth ods, led to the investigation by OPA which fulminated in today's court actions. RUSSELL'S Typewriter Service Office Machine Service and Supplies - 335 N. Jackson Phone 320 NO BOTHER Drys Quickly NO FUSS Washes Easily and "YOU OWN THE PROFITS" DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm Bureau Co-Operative Exchange ROSEBURG, OREGON senate agriculture committee, , , kiM(,(1 in ., Antwerp ... A.i.l.,u.i-M(nrPreri. I 1 . ... . , totalled SIT). Mayor Harris also reported that work of reconstructing the. footbridge across the South Ump qua river to tlniiitia park had been completed. The city is to share in the cost of the repairs, but Ihe hill for the city's p ut of the project was not received. Attention also was called to Ihe fact that liquor drinkers are breaking bottles on streets and sidewalks. This practice, is was reported, Is becoming Increasing ly serious all over the slate. The police department was instructed to endeavor to apprehend ol rend ers. Streets To Be Improved Councilman C. W. Wharton, chairman of the street commit tee, reported he had conferred with slate highway department olliclals concerning expenditure of funds to be allocated the city from highway revenue and that arrangements hail been made lor Impiovenielits on Second avenue. South; Harvard avenue. Wash ington street and Jackson street The city anticipates receipts about $3,000. Construction of a culvert to carry off sin lace water in front of the service station at F Sixth St., and Second avenue was or dered, Ihe culvert to be Installed by the property owner. Surface water is causin,: damage to the si reel, It was stated. G.iru.iyc Haul R.ltes Upprd New provisions lor disposal ol garbage were given consideration in an ordinance read lor the first and second tunes. The ordinance continues the present rale ol SI per month for weekly and semi weelilv collections from lesidcn lial property- Collections trom ...... ,,.0, 1, -mial nrolierties would be on a basis ol SI per inonlb tor , weekly collection ol one cm. $1.50 lor two collection-, weekly.; milt V-MJiJ IIM lllic-e n.mi i . week, with a charge ol r0 cents per week for each additional can. For daily collections the rate would be S'id lor ''' lor two cans, and $1 Oil tor three cans. A can is li.vd at .1 maximum of L'O gallons c.ipacit, and an added charge is provided lor cans ot larger sie. The c.illec-i.ir also is permitted by the ordinance to make charges lor extra sec vices, such as carrying cans up and clown slaiis. taking leluse horn bins, etc. Il also is pnnnled that garbage mu-.t i-e v. rapped in paper or sacks. The conned. 111 limber ouisid eralion ot Ihe gartKige pioblein. repealed Ihe ordinance pa-sed several years ago establishing .1 dump ground east ot lov. 11 The billowing lulls v. etc ed paid: Herman O. Allliaiw. re pairs drinking bamtain. Ernest Barker, servicing street truck J M. lint ley. repairs slice mower and light Hst r 1 Itrown. treas: cash vaneed postage ireKlH Burroughs Adeline: Mch. Co.. servicing adding machines Calif Ore. Power Co., water light power . Howard Casebeer, fitting saw lor St. I'epl. Churchill lldw. Co.. sup plies streets, lire dept.. sev.er . Penn-Oerretsen Co . -ireet . stiver plant stitipl.es Tom Kletcher. cue ol dogs flealy Tire Co . battery 1 service police car KokeChapman Co. war rant abstract record hook -1-1,1. iimochi Price AdminislratorPren Uss Brown before it for testimony today under threat of subpoena and then voted to excuse him un til Thursday. Brown and Secretary of Agn culture Wlckard agreed to appear after Chairman Smith (P.-S. C.I described their failure to appear as a refusal and raised the pos sibility of subpoenaeing them. The commit teo met to consider Ihe administration-opposed Pace bill to Include farm labor costs in computations ol parity prices, even as Ihe senate approached a vole on overriding President Roosevelt's veto of the Baiikbe.-ul bill to prohibit deduction ef gov ernment benefit payments before fixing parity price ceilings. The author of the laMer bill, Senator Rankhead (P.-Ala.), snicl today Ihe outcome nf the attempt to override Is 111 doubt. NICE JOB TACI IMA, Wash, fills Vogeler real estate dealer, returned borne late and saw a man sending 11 his garden.' lie shouled but-Ihe mysterious figure Ignored hlin. , Vogeler hurried Into the Mouse to gel his shotgun. Ills wile spared him greater enibarasst.ienl she compliment ed him on the excellent scare crow lied erected hoed during yesterday s raid It said 10 allied planes were downed in the Antwerp attack and elsewhere over occupied ter ritory yesterday. Nazi Propaganda Seen. At the same time the Berlin radio said the Vichy government had dec'ced a national (lay of mourning in France tomorrow, when a slate funeral will he held for those killed In the Sunday raid. The running fire of comment bv Cerman controlled radio sta tions on the damage and casual lies caused by these raids was re garded by observers here as an attempt of na.i propagandists to stir up bitter feeling against the allies in France, Holland and Belgium. In contrast, these observers not ed the tight control which the Cermans have maintained over reports or the results of raids on Cermany itself. U. S. Air Force Destroys 31 Axis Planes in Battle tConlinued from page 1.) behind Hen. Montgomery's Eighth army pelted Naples again at dusk afii-'r the big assault by nearly 100 fixing fortresses Sunday. 1 Docks and shipping at-Trapani "i Make the convincing y, y id5S' spread it ... eat il! Your own good judgment of j '',c fs'iiilts will proxe j f. f jeSXA il,f ,!,; ..rind ni-v tt 'VwCj hrctd is the one you j f ' f -cLv xv-int for the duration! j Jklljl you will like these I fl R THREE FEATURES j 5f? I T'S SLICED AGAIN - j i 'IVi 5 For Your Convenience. , j t.Kj'jjJ.&fi In R 'Hie sprnd K- on properlr , , i M r if't"4 Mi'b'. Voci-ll like Ihci jupttioriiy. J ' 8 Vw3gW '"V flii.rtul slice hoUU hrlpful 1 i 1 '"i 15 ' ''v'iSfr B iorcitl l Vii.imm jiul Iron . . . io lulp J l.oo ' VaSfe ENRICHED WHITE BREAD 77Sa mmmmmmmmmmammmtmmmm'mmmmMMmmi mm Let Safeway be your Guide to Better Values! aBBBBBBBa .-BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBlaBBBBBBaBr K BUY WAR STAMPS & BONiS A & B RED STAMPS. Good Now to Apr. 30 Incl. "C" RED STAMPS Good April 11 to 30 Incl. "D" RED STAMPS Good April 18 to 30 Inct. 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No. can 31 e Pink Salmon Sunny Point, No. 1 can 21e Shrimp Pelaco Small Wet, 7 ox. can 28c Sardines Elmar Tomato, Oval can 13c Pilchards North Crest, Oval can 13c 22 10 13 10 10 4 13 16 24 20 ,.25e ..15c ..23c ..31c 14c 17c ,.12c ..10c ,..20c I ,..10c 12c ....16c ...16c ,..14c ,..19c A Few of Our DOUBLE-VALUES-No Points-Low Prices Enriched Flour ygmsruL 7 Jh Evap. Milk tSr 'ss, 29c Rolled Oatss-' Peanut Butter Glory Quick or Regular 3-lb. Pkg. REAL ROAST 2-lb. jar 23c 52c PANCAKE FLOUR Suxanna 40-ox. pkg 1 5e 31 -lb. bag 19c Uh Your Ration Stamp 26 tor Edwards COFFEE In tho WhoW Boon MORE VALUES NOT RATIONED! Cut Macaroni 5-lb Kraft bag Miracle Whip Kraft Dressing, pint Dill Pickles Paradise, 25-ox. jar Graham Crackers Honey Sweet, 2-lb. pkg Bread Julia Lee Wright Enriched, 1 1 lb. 13c Shredded Wheat Nabisco, 2 pkgs 23c Kellogg's Asst. Cereals 1 0's, per pkg. 24c Nob Hill Coffee, 1 -lb. bag 24c .37e .26c .18c ..25c SUGAR White Satin No. 12 Stamp 5-lb. bag 33c, 10-lb. bag 62c FREE! 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Backs, Necks. Ginards....lb 39c FISH Halibut lb 35c Salmon " 35c Fresh Herring lb 15c A put up job for grapefruit Willi fruits and juices rationed, it's Koing to be a put up job for grape fruit to be Home running Success Number One. Right now is the time to seal away the delicate flavor of this fruit while it is cheap and good. Why don't you try canning your grape fruit today, following the simple com plete directions given below. CANNED GRAPEFRUIT SEGMENTS 12 loige firm gropefruir, Vi cupt wgor weighing oboul II lbs. Vi cups water a. 1'eel gracfruit with large .sharp knife, cuitiiig deep enough to remove the thin skin which separates the fruit flesh from the rind. b. Section grapefruit over large bowl, lo retrieve juice, hy cutting carefully between dividing membranes and fruit segments. Lift out sections separately. Squeeze out as much juice as possible from remaining membranes, saving lo add to segments in jars. . Pack grapefruit segments into hot sterilized jars to within lxut I inch of top. d. Combine sugar and water in 1-qt. saucepan and bring lo a boil, stirring until sugar is dissolved. e. Add about U cup of the syrup and cup of the grapefruit juice lo each pint jar of fruit, so that liquid fills jar. f. Seal jars and process in boiling water bath 10 minutes. For uxtter bath: Fill container wi'h water deep enough to cover tops of jars by 1 to 2 indies. Heat almost to boiling. Carefully lower hot and partially sealed jars into the hot water, placing them so that they do not touch each other. Cover con tainer, heat to boiling and keep boil ing vigorously for 10 minuted, count ing time from minute when water begins to boil vigorously. Note: When canning irt altitude, in crease processing time 10 for each 500 feel oveV 1 ,000 feet elevation for . w ater bath canning. For half pints and pint jars, increase time Only 5' c. g. Remove from water bath, and place hot jars on folded cloth or paper, out of draft, to cool. Store when cold. . Makes about 5 pints. Note: For un sweetened segments, instead of mak ing and adding syrup in steps d and e, add fruit juice to fill jar. GO AHEAD WITH HOUSE CLEANING No longer dues house cleaning from attic to basement need to mean family upheavals or nervous breakdowns. For ideas on how to do it systematic?? and easily, read Julia lxc Wright1 article in tliis week's Family Circle magazine. A new issue out every Tues day and free at Safeway. Sajeuay Homemakert' Bureau J1L1A I.KK WR1CJHT. Dir. SHOP EARLY IN THE WEEK AND EARLY M TH DM JX All Items Subject to Market Changes, Supplies and OVA Regulations r ' nis not sowww-tomt t5 Miami I T UMTHATIS frl3i OOU SU ' OtI A ! 0 'KM W .WOU-lO HO"' "KIN XJ ful M n a i HM CtHtltS SVO SWUi- I M COOMf HONCr! I JffT pfe pWEi ... sJi--..-2 ee gooo r ov now J Edwards, Neb Hill and Atrwo? 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