The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, November 02, 1950, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Texto o o o ea o o C::3 o t Aircraft Carrier o ! Release Of Reservists I. Lt B m'- I. 1 AF 1 For A-Bomb Hogs p WASHNCT0N ,Mh. ,vy i rnpn nw V lrtnn nnouncri inn u win inn rum w "a-"- 3?States Will Choose Governors In Nov. 7 Vote WASHINGTON TJm I)wy, who carried the Rfpubli-'ia certain to hail t PrM'lential hopet of many ntfn can pi eaiilential banner in 1M8 anil ; dicative ol public inr iqv nil liter vnn uill be 1S44. face! a hard fizht in hit Quest tagonism tOhe m ndinj! with the ballota in next1 lor a third term a governor. His ration's domestic nave. I ing reserve next Jear enlisted I . i CM II-.- . .... n . : - H .. D- U'.l- iluivi u,-AvTvr:Tnv is n . n mcniii ana twicers in win-1 Tuesday i election ot u governora. i uemwrauc manm Vinsnn i n.Ca i nrnivUnl ih. im !"- Gubernatorial contests always ter A. Lynch. ' l-iP"..1".' 'm.:i Those reer, tohe rele,sl have some presidential tinne. Tra-! 1 California. Gov. Earl Warren. MeafCUtterS sfinnn-mn .irrrafi cam.r a.Jare men who will Wave been re- dilionally. they are p r o v I n g Dewey s 1M national Art or an iiiofial admims policies. They Forget-Me-Not Funds Aid Needy Yets, Dependents signed for A-bomb flights its deck. Vinson, chairman of the house armed services committee, has prepared a bill for introduction of the forlhcoming short session of Congress authorizing the navy to go ahead on a lew "super-car-rier." The biggest carriers the navy now has are ot the u.OOO-ton type from 1 r,"ed to active duty involuntarily Dy tne enu 01 tnii year. The navy cautioned, however, that it will continue to call up re servists 'for the foreseeable fu ture." The navy aaid It will require about 31,000 reserve enlisted men during the first six months of 1951 Threaten running Strike Over Pay Demand tAiTi.E n Eighteen nun- Thun., Nov. 2. It SO The Newt-Review, Roteburg, Ore. f blue Forget-Me-Nota This number will be divided an- " 'he.n!il Pr"'aen 1,1 ie"on. oronmatelv eouallv between oettvl Of th J2 contests for governor only recently has one of them re-;0"1"" and non-rated personnel. ponea ine anaing on is ingnt; 7 ' ' inir i. - -i ...1.1. - ...... to recall about 5 000 non-rated re- ,n,eret- utv a im u i jr idiauic ui I 1 1 t - - . , . n. , ,. . . . eacn monin ana wnai n op. FrinH, uuc m a plane capable of carry inn lh, A kA.k D-.. ....... I.. In-... SCrVlSIS k,. . i k.j ..i - L ..... described as a negligible number .York and California. ,ui ..... i.mu iiuiii nun - - .. v,k r! ti .. OI peiiy omcers. .' " iui.i mum decks. Both House and Senate are con sidered likely to approve Vinson's super carrier proposal. Vinson said he thought the pro gram should be pushed as fast as possible. And without saying so directly, he implied it had admin istration approval and wouhl not be opposed by the military joint chiefs of staff. Vinson's bill would limit the new carrier to a top of 60,000 tons, or about 20.000 tons lighter than the navy's proposed flush deck car rier which former Secretary of De fense Louis Johnson knocked in the head last year. Vinson told reporters the new attic carrier presumably would fol low along lines of a vessel now in the planning stage at the Navy de partment. He said it may not be a true flush deck carrier that is with no superstructure breaking the flight deck line but that it would closely approach a true flush deck design. eroundi from which emerge future mi imIi reelection over the Presidents-anU leaders wilh pow-1 challenge of Jamea Roosevelt. ! dred oiympia, Bremerton ! and Se-I .f those who were wounded "KUl voicea in naming prcmucnuai There you nave me political Dig attel mealrulter wr nn lh veta ' ,n nl"""" """'"J " nominees. ! name veteran fighting for survival o( wal,ng (, ine job today. They And aside from the rise and fall against the threat of a son of the ,, more monev, of individual political slars, a pu-'late President franklin D. Roose- Alfred Jussett, business repre litical party's capture of a a'.atevelt, a young man who hopes his sentative for the Meatcutters union government is regarded as iprov- star is only on the rise in Demo-, members had rejected a fi ing us cnances to carry ine stale icrauc ships. I weekly wage increase. Th. natinn nnur hjLI 24 Iwmncra. Kffnrt. r hninf mH hv elate tic and 19 Republican governors, , conciliator Robert McClelland to 'burgs mayor Aioeri u. rirgci. including Gov. Frederick G. Pavne bring the union and meal market i All funds realized from Fr.day s (R), reelected in Maine last Sept. I operators together, Jusselt said. I and Saturday's aale will be usetl 11. The 32 governorships at stake He adtled, however, that if no com- in the local chapter's welfare w'ork in November are held by 17 Demo-i mon ground is found for further among disabled veterans and their crata and 15 Republicans. Which- discussions, the union is prepared families in this con.munity. ever party scores the greater gain1 to strike. ' "We want to emphasize, said Ray C. Lynes, DAV chapter Com mander, "that every cent contri buted in Friday's and Saturday's drive will be used right here in Disabled American Veterans andMhl immunity by the DAV in volunteer workera representing ,l ork mon d'sab',td "'"V" rT... i,....;. .,., v a ,,n and their dependent. The immedi. be on the city streets Friday selling ate need lor these funds is the ! to be settled Nov. 7, no fewer than 10 have captured especial national Patients of the Veterans hospital, iCamp Fire Girls, and DAV mem bers and auxiliary will participate ( in the Forget-Me-Not drive, i The day ha been officially pro iclamied Disabeled American Vet i erans Forget-Me-Not day by Rose- and dependents who may be need, due to the fact that he may be in temporary financial distress and has not yet been successful in receiving benefits which he might ultimately receive from the government." Lynes said there are many times durini the year when the chapter is called upon for assistance in emergency cases that require the expenditure of funds for medicine, clothing, food and ambulance fare. In addition, the DAV maintains a free service to all veterana in their efforts to ob'.ain adequate Warner Gets tar's Nod For Supreme Court Job P0RTI.AND (.PI Oregon stale bar member! favor by a narrow margin Justice Harold J Warner of Portland for election to his appointed aeat on the state supreme court. Out of 1315 ballots, he had i lead of only 80 over State Senator Allan Carson, Salem. Warner got M voles; Carson 06. There were 23 others scattered in the preferential poll and 20 given to W. A. Stockman, Portland, who haa withdrawn. The post will he filled by write-in balloting next Tuesday. compensation and pensions. It as sists in the proper presentation of claims for government benefits and helps in job and hospital problems. Economy Cabbage Tops For Sunday By GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Staff Writer Cabbage is cheap now. It's top quality food, too. So we tried a few cabbage recipes from the Mennon ite Community Cookbook. It's a gold mine of down-lo-earth wonder ful recipes. All the family liked these three particularly. Baktd Cabbaga Serves 4 One medium-sized head of cab bage, 1 teaspoon salt. U teaspoon pepper, 'a cup graled cheese, 1 '-a cups hot milk, 1 tablespoon flour, 2 tablespoons butter. Cut cabbage in wedges s inch thick. Cook in salt water for 10 minutes. Drain and place cabbage in a Rreased casserole. Sprinkle with flour, salt and pepper. Dot with butter. Add hot milk and top wilh grated cheese. Bake at 350 decrees F. (moderate oven) for 35 minutes. Crtamtd Cabbaga and Dried Btaf (Strv.t 4) One-half lar.?e head of cabbage, ' pound dried beef, -V cups medium white sauce, Va cup but tered crumbs. ' Cook coarsely chopped cabbage in salt water until tender. Drain. Soak chooped dried beef in 'n cup warm water for 10 minutes. Place cabbage and dried beef in alternate layers in a greased cas serole. Pour white sauce over mixture and top with buttered crumbs. Bake at 350 degrees F. (moderate oven) for 25 minutes. Dutch Cabbaga Sarves i One medium-sized head of cab bage, 6 slices bacon, 2 tablespoons flour, 3 tablespoons fat, 1 tea spoon salt, Yt teaspoon pepper, 6 medium-sized potatoes, 2 cups cab bage broth or tomato juice. Shred cabbage coarsely and cook in salt water until tender. Cut bacon in small pieces and fry until crisp. Blend flour wilh 3 tablespoons bacon drippings and brown. Add seasoning and liquid or tomato juice to make a gravy. Add sauce to cabbage and place in a greased baking dish. Cook po tatoes in salt water until soft and then mash them. Put mashed pota toes on top of the cabbage. Bake at 375 degrees F. (moderate oven) for 25 minutes. KID'S rOOTBALI, JAMBOREK Sl.. Nov. 4. lAdv.i H'4 oV Orefo Sto-oer T.i Store Hours: Weekdoys, 9 to 8 Sundays, 9 to 7X Grocery Specials Fri., Sot., Sun. Meat 4 Produce Friday & Saturday El KS3I y to MP MM vn AV.MU 7iia MM Campbell's I TOMATO JUICE jf 0 44 oi. Tin P ' 19c m IP 3 Tins 55c Wi pp Limit 3 Tins 1 " TUNA I 7M -Ox. Tin jjj 19 J E Sherwood OYSENBERRIES 19' jjj r Thompson's Old Fashioned CHOCOLATE DROPS kippered" I I SNACKS I P No. 14 Tie p TENM TASTY MAT Let's Eat Plump, Tender, FANCY YOUNG TURKEY HENS Armour's Star 14 to 16-Lb. Average SKINNED HAMSHh:::Xt,. lb. 49c RIB STEAKS Ttndtr, Juicy Str Btf lb. 75c PORK ROASTS Lean, CtnUr Shoulder Cut lb. 45c SLICED BACON iZ lb. 47c TRADE and SAVE with UNCLE DAVE FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES CABBAGE IL -J YAMS aga '0-3' dw0ed lb. 7' lb- APPLES ot . Jonathan, Ortley - MM I orWinesop. BOX Jf TURNIPS m or.TATr.nc Bulk... U 5' rsPTAT,9,ELs 1Q No Tops J 1 2X 10 Lbs. Vj Ill the Right to Colonial Chocolate ' I I Limit Quantities. gl Covwed Cordial . M I - Ab.olut.lyNo Ml fMPPPIPQ Wa Sale, to Dealers. W, 1 AQC 1 5 5 y $ SARDINES jj I WJl m V4 Site Tin pi 45C MI ' "er Crushed B 1 PINEAPPLE I Lb. 45c M '""' p Lb. 29c 2 Lb. 35c 49c M r'.tut M TEN BISCUITS i 10-14-Lb.Ave.Lb. Lean Slab Bacon Meaty Rib Boil Skinless Wieners Assorted Cold Cuts Salt Pork Cheddar Cheese Lb. PANCAKE FLOUR 111 4 Lbs 41c y 10 Lbs- . . . . 89c II malio friends Morrell's 8-Ounce Tin . WITH HILLS BROS FRIENDLIER FLAVOR Lb 85c 2 Lb 1.69 Del Monte No. 2' Tin Seokist No. 1 Toll Tin Ptttr Pmn TANGERINE JUICE PEANUTS JhH COCOA""' PEANUT BUTTER GINGER CAKE MIX FRUIT COCKTAIL RADIANT FRUIT MIX GREEN OLIVES M CORNED BEEF HASH LOG CABIN SYRUP BREAKFAST SAUSAGE UNPEELED APRICOT HALVES FANCY ALASKA SALMON YELLOW FREESTONE PEACHES 5?; IK'S- ..27c a if II 39c GRAPEFRUIT JUICE BASEST- 15c 29c PRUNE JUICE D,,M8n" quo 29c CANDLES 3 for 10c HEADQUARTERS FOR Mil 21 KINDS VSmKVF TODAY Old Sou'K 46 0i. Tin Pound 1 -Pound Tin 1 2-Ounct Jot ftttty CrocEor 14Vi-Oun Pttf. I Ounc Tin Lyott't Pound PV,. 3-Ounc Gll Dubuqu Pound Tin GoMon Cos 2. 49c 35c 27c 13c 49c 10c 33c 2.19 TOMATO wit Imm lejtk tM Pea VeHtk VseslnlH Vf. Wt will havt brown and irvt cinnamon rolls aqain itort Ing Friday. Buy 'tm, try 'om, you'll liko 'om. CiM (wtfk IM) MkMi (Om tjf) CMkew Cm (( C 4 O MvthrsMM I (tM 0 13 17' The vegetable shortening that gives you light fluffy cakes and flakey pie crusts. VOTE Tuesday November 7th o o o CO CZZZ.0 CO CZO