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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 28, 1945)
f AGS TO! TL OREGON STATESMAN. Salem, Ortgoo. Friday Morning Dcmbr 23. 1945 i V. - - , ' v.. , , - v q ; V ' i - Diplomat Gives Up After Reds Bar Journey By Joseph Goodwin TEHRAN, Dec. 27-(;F)-Harold I B. Minor. eht tf h TTnttcwl States state department's near east section, said todav he had "iven ud" after a 16-dar wait v for Russian permission to visit Azerbaijan, where an autonomous government recently was formed. Stating that he planned to leave for.' Washington tonight, Minor said "I hope my experience and the experience of American news men in Tehran will result in de mands for a soviet statement of policy on freedom of the press and distribution of information among friendly nations." Minor, former secretary of the embassy here, said daily inquiries at the Russian embassy had met with "polite evasions and 'sorry, we've had no answer from the military commander in Azerbai jan. Please call tomorrow'.". "Sixteen days of such procras- 2 Men Held for Seattle Shoe Store Killing ' SEATTLE, , Dec. 27-fl3)-T w o men held at penison, Tex, on lo- tmation," Minor, asserted, "I con sider a definite - refusal by , the soviet to , allow. Americans to Judge for themselves - if . friends and allies are being allowed free dom in solving their own in ternal affairs." ' cal warrants charging murder and i robbery are. wanted j in connec-: tion with the shooting Dec. IS of C A. Stockberger during a hold up attempt, Capt of Detectives K. C Anderson said tonight. , The men- were identified by Texas - state police ; as Richard Britton, 28, . and Homer Britton, 22. '.. i Stockberger, 47, was the man ager of a downtown shoe store. Anderson said" two men entered the store during the late after noon rush hour, one shouting it was a "stickup". and the other forcing Stockberger4 into a cor ner at gunpoint.' TVim fired an Instant later without cause and the pair fled, Anderson said. ' , ; ."-? He said two officers were leav ing at once by air for Denison to return the captives. - - Anderson Plans to ; Avert Egg Surplus . WASHINGTON, Dec. Z7.-U3)-Secretary of Agriculture Ander son 'formally', announced today that the government will seek to support egg prices at levels de signed to reflect a national ave rare farm mice of 29 cents a dozen during the heavy produc- um iMm next spring. Flans for such a support pro gram had been disclosed previ ously by poultry official. They . nrMiifted a surplus of eggs which might cost the government more -than $200,ooo,owo in pnw support operations. - - STORK VISITS The stork left two Christmas packages in ieDanon. wu were born that day to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kelly of Lebanon route I and to Mr. and Mrs. Austia Mclntyre of Sweet Home. " The Kelly baby, is the second child; the Mclntyre baby the first child in her family. ' . i t Betty Morgan Is one of the featured performers this week at Leonards Sapper clab. She is the national baton twirling champion and was official pbvap girl for the Flying Titers. She Is billed as queen of too boogie woogie piano players. ; Nippon Bridges Demolished By Azon Bomb' -.WASHINGTON, Dec. 27, -() AUB 1 111 T BIX lUilCl UI1U inLCl" day about another of its store of secret weapons, the "azon bomb." ; This Is a guided missile which was first used fm the Japanese Dec. 27, 1944, when a three-span ' steel railway bridge between Rangoon and Mandalay was de stroyed by the 7th bomb group f the 10th air force. Research since then has pro ' duced newer types - of guided missiles which already have made the Mazon bomb' obsolescent. ! The azon is a standard 1000 pound demolition which has a "radio brain" that enables the ' bombardier to guide it by re mote control. The accuracy of the bomb was described as having been par ticularly effective when used on Japanese transportation in Bur ma. On seven missions, 14 bridges, considered as vital links in a Japanese supply system, were destroyed by 150 , azon bombs. The cost of the bomb was not much higher than that of an or dinary 1000-pounder. Would Trade Apartment For Use of Automobile NEW YORK, Dec. 27-)-If you have a spare automobile you may be able to rent an apartment in Jammed-up New York City. Said a want ad In today's Vil lager, weekly newspaper of the Greenwich Village section: "2H room garden apartment in Washington Square available Jan. j 3 to April 1. $40 a month plus use of car for three months. J Defense Avers Doctor Sought Wife's Suicide WoodburnMan Dies Following Brief Illness WOODBURN, Dec. 27. Law rence Cecil Mosberger, 71, died at his home in Woodburn, Thurs day, after a brief illness. Born in Hubbard, Aug. 31, 1874, the son of the late Charles and Estella Mosberger, pioneer resi dents of this community, he had lived in Woodburn for the past 43 years. He was a blacksmith. He was married to Mary Winkleman of Mt. Angel, Aug. 27, 1902, who survives. Other survivors are four chil dren, Estella Tremaine, Wood- burn; Frederick L. Moseberger, Portland; Viola R. Berg, Monitor; and Norma B. Mosberger, Portl and. A son, Jerome L. Mosberger was killed in action in the South Pacific, Aug. 27, 1945. Two broth- en. also survive, Orson A. Mos berger, Portland and Raymond Mosberger, Palo Alta, Calif. Services will be held at 10 a. m. Saturday, Dec. 29, at the Ringo chapel In Woodburn. interment will be in St Lukes cemetery. SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 27-) Defense Attorney Vincent Halli nan testified today in the sanity trial of Annie Irene Mansfeldt that he believed his client's hus band had left a loaded revolver within her reach in the hope she would kill herself. . ! The society matron, who last week was convicted of man slaughter, used a pistol to kill ' Mrs. Vada Martin, a nurse whom she suspected of having an affair .with her husband, Dr. John ; Mansfeldt. Halllnan, chief of Mrs. Mans- feldTs counsel, told the superior court Jury he believed Mansfeldt hoped that his wife, in her high ly-nervous state, would shoot her self with the gun. "I cannot account in any other way for his leaving the gun where he knew she could find it," he said. Mrs. Mansfeldt shot Mrs. Mar tin, of Baltimore, Md., last Oct 4. A few hours later. Doctor Mans feldt took his own life with ! poison. JIESS TO BE SWORN IN PORTLAND, Dec. 27-JP)-Hen-ry Hess, La Grande, will succeed Carl C Donaugh as VS. attorney for Oregon on Jan. 7, when he will be sworn in here. Donaugh will retire to private law practice in Portland. Sugar Stocks To Be Boosted WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-0PH OPA today announced provisions under which retailers and whole salers may replenish their stocks of sugar if their inventories have been depleted. They may apply between Jan. 1 and Feb. 16 for an adjustment but must show they are faced with hardship, as a result of de pleted inventories or a shortage of ration currency. If an applicant's actual stock is more than 50 per cent of his permanent allowable , inventory, he will be granted an adjustment up to 100 per cent of his allow able inventory. If his inventory is 50 per cent or less, he will be eligible for an adjustment up to 75 per cent of his allowable stock. OPA said that because of cur rent scarcity of sugar, ration checks covering such adjustments will not be issued until after next March 1. EPIDEMIC CONTINUES PORTLAND, Dec. 27-(P)-Ore-gon's mild flu epidemic continued through , the past week with 426 cases reported, the state board of health said today. For the - . CLEAIiAIICE SALE ' . - at the ;.. SUITS : COATS DRESSES All Stock Drastically Reduced! ! ! VmX to TsIlvT Victory Bonds -increase in vatve. ,-13' f-",. , ' , ' fcvi9flc'r- AMERICAN CHEESE ! glass ffl CHEESE SPREADS 24-Ot '-VJt VVt?A DUTCH WC Urge voriety to far til j!5S!J1' MILL 9.IK nkn 9 cSoose from AVO SUPERIOR P 9 V Breeze i Dutch Mill ft(e 2 m Cheese H-lb pkg. W 7-ox. ntjt glass Lb 'f,e 0t V 14' V 1 Tbuv ystcutL stvsL Hot Mustard French's, tangy Dbby Picldes Homemade style Dill Pickles Abernethj brand Potato Chips Slnebell brand DovilcdHam Cudahy Puritan Tamales Famous STIDD'S Smoked Shad Washington Spaghetti Heinz cooked Edwards Coffee $ib25c 49c Nob Hill Coffee Ubs 23c 111 45c Airway Coffee Ut 20c 58c Borden's Hemo v,ry1ioAS?ru, 59c CanterburyTeaBi.1i-Ib.pkg.43c Root Beer Doodle plus dep. B 625c Blended Juice ofd Ncan3 18c Raisin Bread wr. S, 12c Flake Crackers Champion pk- Niblcts Corn JffiS- 14c f-,-. Country Home No.2 lCf VOm Whole Kernel G. B. can ID Sweet Potatoes 12? Nocan2 22c Grade 'A' Eggs, large Doz. 67c Hamburger Buns 10c 5-oz glass Relish Pineapple Pimento Pim -Amer Olive-Pirn. American Cream of Yheat Regular and Quick Zoom Cereal FBhe" Kellogg All-Bran Yheatena Cereal Roman Meal t'"0' 28-oi pkg 20-oz pkg 1-lb pkg 22-oi pkg 30-oz pkg 22c 19c 18c 22c 26c Lux Soap Gentle Toilet Soop 3 bars 20C Camay Soap Beauty Soop bars 20 Special offer! Small Bottle of Hind's Honey & Almond Cream Given with AtC regulor bat " tax incl. Popcorn ew ear treot lbs. 28c Pecans -9& bleached 1 -lb pkg. 44c Mixed NutS No Peanuts, l4b-43e Almonds, ,XL brand, 1 pound 55c Filberts Foncy nuts -lb pkg 41 c Large Walnuts No 1s Jb 42c Chili Sauce h'"2 122-02 bot 29c Tomato Sauce Cardenside, 8 02, 5c Chili Con Carne v c 17-02 ,or 29c Cider Vinegar 0d Mill, pint oc Pancake Flour Suzanno 40-oz 15c Rolled Oats Morn -dory. 20-oz 12c Quaker Oats Reg -quick, 20-oz 1 3C PalmoliveSoap Bathsi2e 2barsl9c Woodbury Soap 3 bars 23c For lovely skin. llow to have a happy Hew Year's eve! Almost everyone likes hamburgers and wien ers with all the fixings at any time of day , or night Why not capitalize on this. fact and, ' have them either for New Year's eve watch party, or else invite friends in New Year afternoon to listen to the football game or just visit No matter what the time would be, this menu will serve as a guide. Everything can be prepared hours in advance, with the exception of the cooking of the hamburgers and hot dogs. The main thing is to have plenty! . 'j y" Hamburgers and or Wieners on Buna Big Bowl Potato Salad Bowl of Hard-cooked Eggs in Shells Potato Chips Sliced Dry Onions in Vinegar Green Onions - -. Dill Pickles fickle Relish Mustard V Chili Sauce Lots of Coffee , My friend, who specializes in hamburger parties for New Year's day, pats the seasoned meat out to about one-half inch in thickness on sheets of waxed paper Then she cuts uni form circles with a nurriber 2 H can that has had both ends removed. "She then arranges these in layers on a tray with waxed paper between and keeps them in the refrigerator K until just before time to cook. For large quantity cooking, she places the hamburgers on an aluminum tray or a drip pan and cooks two layers at a time in a very hot oven. 500" F . and she drops the wieners in a pot of boiling water that is on the stove. Meanwhile, right in the kitchen on the drainboard or on the kitchen table she spreads checked cloths and puts all the fix ings. Paper plates, coffee cups and forks are all that will be needed in the way of dishes, except for the serving silver, ach person makes his own sandwich to suit his own taste. Sometimes there are bowls of shining v red apples and cheesed popcorn for dessert. Sajeuay Homemaker't Bureau JLLU I.KK WHIGIIT. nrrcti TZJ Sugar Stamp No. 38 EXPIRES Dec. 31 Winter Apples Combination Pack extra f ancy fancy & C grade DELICIOUS WINESAPS Lb ; Box Lb. 120 Bcor .4.89 11V20 4.69 TUEIieS u S. Grade A Prime Hens lb American Cheoso DuiSc.?w lb.37 Link Sausages typ 1 lb. 48c Ground Beof fresh daily; lb. 28c Log O' Lamb Gr 'AA- ib. 39c a lb. 38c LcmibShldor Sq AAib 35c Aib 34e Lamb Chops R-Gr AAib. 45c a to. 43c Lamb Chops aa ib. 53c a- 55c Pork Roast Lon-Ra nd lb. 31c Pork Roast, shoulder lb. 21 Pork Steaks Round r blade cit Jb. 34 WicncrS S. C Tender ones. Type 2 lb, 41c 40c Tr w BEEF ROAST ' Arm & blode cut Alb C0L06IIA k'i fresh , ondit'$ good Type 2 A. C H - mm Type3 : AY- and .. df ID. Veal Loaf ' and Pickle-Pimento ORANGES Sweet Navels Buy them by the box! 220 size and larger Lb, Potatoes, Deschutes no f y 10 lbs. Yams, southern crop uLb. Dry Onions rJlfiSSrvi 1 0-lb. Squash orHobl Parsnips, local crop Green Onions Celery, California Pascal Cabbage, local crop Any Iz piece 420 1 3, 0 620 60 90 Long whtt shanks Sk. v Lb. Lb. Lb. ib. 12120 . Lb. 350 S0 GElAPEFElUlt- box $3.29 1 tac. $1.69 Box J S68 " WHITE CZ