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The OREGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon. Friday Morning, February 1. 1946
"THE YOUNG IDEA" By Mossier Youths Steal
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SEATTLE, Jan4 31 -(AV'Nine
boys from 12 to 16 years old
were a nested today and police
Capt. George Kimball said
"enough explosive! to start a war"
had been taken i from navy ves
sels and Fort jLawton by the
youngsters.
Captain Kimball said officers
on ine case "Drone mio a coia
sweat" when they learned the-
boys had used wrenches, files and
pieces of steel in attempts to open
some of the shells. One boy told
of pounding a .50 caliber machine
gun cartridge on a vise, the cap
tain said.
The boys explained they had
raided Fort Lawton ammunition
store by climbing a cliff from
the beach and had sneaked aboard
navy vessels to obtain ammuni
tion. The loot included mortar
shells, anti-tank rickets, hand
grenades and parachute flares,
the captain said.
; This year's rice crop in the
Philippines is only 60 per cent of
normal.
Nip Baby. Born
On U.S. Vessel
Still Japanese
SHANGHAI, Jan. 31 -iff)- The
Shanghai Evening Post and Mer
cury devoted two full columns to
day to an involved legal discus
sion to whether a Japanese baby
born aboard an American navy
cargo ship is American or Jap
anese. The baby was born in the hole
of .the Brevard, 60 miles off the
China coast after his parents were
rescued from "a sinking ; repatria
tion essel. i
Henry K. F. Ai, a professor of
law, was quoted as saying that
American courts long stgo threw
out all claims to U. S. citizenship
based on such grounds, tjle cited
cases to show that Chinese babies
born aboard American ibips had
failed to obtain American .citizen
ship. At the end of two columns, the
paper concluded that the Japan
ese baby named Brevard after
the rescue ship still is Japanese.
The porcupine i equipped,
even before birth, with quills
half an inch long.
Student Band
Plan for Trip
Final plans for the Salem high
school band's trip to Hillsboro and
Newberg on February 6 were
made at a meeting in the high
school last night of the band and
orchestra parents' group. Two
buses and several private cars
will be available.
Plans also were discussed for
trips to Lebanon and Oregon City,
and it was decided to have the
band play at Die state Parent
Teachers' meeting in Portland. A
committee was named for the
ticket sale in connection with tie
March 8 conceit at the Salem
high school.
Feature of the evening's enter-
tainment was a clarinet solo hy
Lowell Fox, accompanied by
Janice Middleton.
TRIP TO PLANTS
FOUR CORNERS. Jan. 31
(Special) Mrs. Fred Shrecrngost.
leader of the cooking I group
at Rickey took het boys' to a bak
ing company and to" the laundry
Salem where-they saw the
in
plants in operation.
The monanch butterfly has been"
known to attack a hummingbird.
"Have yea lay fifty-year diaries? I fill up these little, eld five-year
I ones In a month!"
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Bilbo Plans to
Filibuster on
British Loan
WASHINGTON. Jan. 31.-fP)-A
Ihreat to filibuster against a loan
to Britain "until hell freezes over"
itme today iom Senator Theo
dore G. Bilbo.
And the durable Mississippi
democrat was scat cely smarted on
It is pcr&onal contribution 60 days,
he said to a filibuster already go
ing agin.t a permanent fair em
ployment practices commission.
Bilbo told the senate he hoped
to "ave the taxpayers four bil
lion, Mr hundred million" by a
marathon talk against the British
loan.
"I'm willing to be a cousin of
the British," he said. "I believe
in good fellowship, and I'm pro
British. But I'm tired of seeing
Uncle Sam be a Santa Claus."
Up jumped Senator Hatch (D
NM). He remarked tartly that if
every senator talks endlessly
gaimt everything, there ill be
no more seriate tradition of free
e'ebate.
"If I warit some fatherly ad
ice," Bilboj came back, "I'll put
an adviser on my payroll."
Salem Market
Quotations
Th. prices be)w supplltd hy a le
ca! grocer ar. Indicative I the dally
market prices paid to grower by Sa
lem buyers but are not guaranU.d
bv The Statesman:
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(Suklrrt le chaase without aetlee)
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Premium . ,
No. I , -M
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WiiarteiS
EGGS
Larjje .....
Mediums
Standard
Pullets .
Cracka
I. IV STOCK (By Valuy rack)
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Beef steers , .10 to
Href cuvi - .08 to
Dairy cow - , .OS to
Hull 075 to
Veal 100
Lamb, top .
Yearling 00
F.we 1 00
Buck 200
Ho, top. 1 80-270 lb
A3
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.15
.11
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270-300 lbs.
Sow .. .
to 13.M
.... 1200
to 7.00
to 4 00
to 3.00
1V45
14.95
noo to t:50
Stocks and Bonds
Compiled by The Associated Press
January 30
STOCK AVERAGES
in i 11 I
Indus Rails Uttl Stk
Thursday 105.9 50 3 53.7 79 8
pr. , .,., tv tofi I SO 4 &: S 79.9
Week affo Ll03 6 49 6 53 4 78 4
Month ago US 8 4S 8 51 0 74 6
Year ago ... 80.9 33.3 40 2 58.9
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Rail tndu Util . fog n
105.7 104.7 109.2 70.5
105.7 1 04.7 109.2 78.4
105 8 104.8 109 0 78 3
104 2 104 0 108.5 78.0
.. 9t 7 104.8 107.2 68.9
Thursday
Previous day
Week ago ......
Month ago
Year ago
I KE&P MY EY& ON
CROWN WAFFLES
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When they are so light, to golden
brown and taste every bit as good
as they look, how can I take my
eys off them? Let me help you
make a speedy, delicious and oh
so nourishing waffle breakfast or
Supper. Tomorrow wouldn't be too
soon.
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CROWN PRESENTS
5 MINUTE MYSTERIES
rJ&jVr i ""- vrvv- i features are for
V-Vim llow fresh
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ENJOY PRODUCE AT ITS BEST . . . Make your selections of
fresh fruits and vegetables from the large, attractive displays at your Safeway store. Gathered
from important producing areas both far and near, the produce has been carefully chosen for
quality . . . rushed to store at peak of goodness. Then, so that you may buy the exact amounts
of each item you need, prices are based on weight ... the produce is sold by the pound. In 1946,
get more fine produce and save more money at Safeway
APPLES
extra fancy, foncy
ond C Grade. WinesoD
Afi?ee?or- ib. He
Apple Sauce
Large, Tender l jD $
Leaves Lb. J K
navel Oranges
49c
252's &
larger
(Smaller Size Juice
Oranges at reduced Prices)
Clapp's Baby Food
Instant Oatrneal
& Dry Cereal
iWrway Coffee JO' i 58'
Ilea Hill Coffee tJ3'U tt
InstentPoJlo'H'tW'
llershey's Cocoa Vi-fb. pkg.
Our Mother's Cecoa i 11'
Ctr.ttrfc:ryTea
OXYDOL SOAP
Granulated
In the BullVEye
Package
pkg.
23e
Fancy Prunes Starr No. 303 jar 14c
Peaches Highway Halve. No.2tt 22
peas Gardenetde Stand. No. 2 can t
Niblets Corn u- 14
Spinach WallaWalla No.2Vi can $c
Mince Mekt 49
Vanilla. WettCKj fkrvorlng 4-oc.bot. Jc
YanilU Extract 35
Calumet, Bakiny Powder 25x. 25c
Real Roast .
Peenut Eatttr
'2-25c
lb.
Jar
49c
CatSUp Red Hill 1 3 Ka-oz. bottle 14C.
Prtw Lunch Meat n oz.con 32c
&!nCn Hoppy Vole Noil tall can 11'
J-Jf Surmy Down No. 2 4 A 04 C
.iWC TOMATO con IU con 21
..rik Tow Hoom 40-ox. OftC No. 2 40c
JWite GRAPEFRUIT con 17 con 10
CAMAY SOAP
3 bar. 20'
The Soap of
Beautiful Women
produce can
add zest to winter meals
You can count on these different ways of
fixing produce to ive your wintertime meals
new appeal.
TWIN VEGETABLE OVEN CASSEROLE
This is a delicious and colorful vegetable com
bination to include along u tth an ocen meal.
Fill one side of a well-greased shallow cas
serole with shredded carrots, the other side
with shredded beets. Add a small amount of
hot water. Sprinkle with salt and pepP: dot
with butter or margarine: cover tight. Bake
in a moderate"oven 350F.) for 30 minutes,
or until tender.
PARSNIP SLAW
You'll find this has the most delightfully different
flavor. You uon't believe how good U is until
you try it.
Chill and then peel or scrape A or 3 medium,
sized parsnips. Slwed on medium shredder.
Sprinkle with a teaspoon of salt and $ tea
spoon celery salt and then toes, lightly until
mixed with j cup sour-cream or salad dree
ing. Se.rve at once. Serves 6.
FRIED APPLES
TVv fAM with sausaee cakes for dinner or
breokfast some morning with fried scrapple.
Wash, core and slice in J i inch thick rings 4
large cook ins apples. Saute in butter or mar
garine in a heavy frying pan until slightly
brown. Mix together '' cup sugar, ji teaspoon
nutmeg, -t teaspoon cinnamon. Pi teaspoon
salt and sprinkle one half of the mixture over
the apples. Cook for three or four minutes
and tuirn. Sprinkle with remaining ugar mix
ture. Continue cooking over low heat until
apples are almost transparent. Serve hot.
Serves 6. ;
MARASCHINO WALDORF SALAD
J fere'i o colorful salad that's festive enough for
a larty.
Combine 2 cups diced, unpeeled, red apples,
4 cup sliced maraschino clerries and 1 cup
grapefruit sections. Tom lightly w ith mayon
naise or salad dressing. Serve in lettuce cups
garnished with whole cherries. Serves 6.
APPLE SAUSAGE AND ONION
CASSEROLE
When 0 budget's a little pinched, try this
simple but tasty dish. Potatoes baked right
along in. the oven will practically complete the
meal
Shape a' pound of pork sausage into 6 or 8
patties. Fry in heavy frying pan until
browtned. turning once. Teel and slice into
rounds 4 medium-size cooking apples and 2
large onions. Alternate layers of sausage,
apples and onions in a 2-quart casserole,
sprinkling apples with salt. Cover and bake
in a moderately hot oven (400CF.) about 40
minutes, or until apples are tender. Serves
6 to 8.
Ssjeuay
liomemmkeri' Bureau
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Avocados Reody to eot
Carrots No-roc
Cauliflower Snowy white
Parsnips loco! crop
GcrllC Convenient Pocket
ib yc
ib. 61c
b 18c
ib. 71c
12 c
Grapefruit Desert white Hi. 9C
MeW PeaS Mexicon Long Pods lh. 21c
Hew Potatoes u s no i s n. 11c
POTATOES, Deschutes
U. S. No. V
U. S. No. 2's
15-lb. k. 59c
50-lb. sk. $1.15
Soda
Creek tn
Crispy Fresh
Snowflokes
2-lb.
pkg.
29
jj Krispy f Macaroni Sandwich
Dinner Bags
Crackers ,dn Woodlond
toz. pkg.
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Prince
Albert
Tcbacco
Good Old PA
1 Ib.
69
American Cheese "ME4- X75
Cheddar Cheese Wi55S? lb 341
Bbow Macaronlporters 24-oz Pk.i3c
Sno-White Salt ftoia pkg. V
Morton Salt Tobie 1 0 -k. tog J5C
CteSig2ruS5331064c
ChIIiCcnCameGoidH.il u-ozconW
Soot Recover r, n-oz. W
Grade 'Af Eggs
Medium site
Cherub Milk 3
Carnation Wheat
Malto Meal
Popped Wheat
Pancake Flour
Row
Beans
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DCUCIOUS
CEREAL
NUVITA
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10 lb
VAN CAMP'S With
Tomoto Souc
KITCHEN
KRAFT
49
pkfl.
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20-or
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13'
Lifebuoy
Toilet Soap
3 bar 20
White King
Toilet Soap
3-14
WHXATEKA CIMAL. pkg. 22. Tmni is Bx top 10 cieait tbi ceifee
(Offer ends Sturdmy. Feb. 2
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Of utmost importance to the success of each meal is the meat you serve
Make sure of quality buy Safeway Guaranteed Meats.
Sptciat. !
Fillet of
Rock Cod 35'
Halibut siked .42
Salmon CHINOOK
Fowl Dressed
Fryers CERATED
Hen Turkeys
Pork Roast round bone, shoulder lb. 3 1
Pork Steak rourK bn or t'0 -34
Pork Sausage, bulk, type 1 lb- 39
Pork Link Sausage, type 1 lb- 4 8
CM.l.J DArl Cvitina tvTVA 1 lb. iRe
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SERVEOSUIW y
Roast Beef Loaf tasty
Thuringer, for lunches
French Head Cheese
Spiced Luncheon Meat
Braunschweiger, H. C.
Boloana. A. C. type 2
Polish Sausage, H. C. type 2 -45
Lunch Meat, assorted, type 3 34
ib. 45c
ib. 38c
lb.49e
lb.40
-34
You can't miss on
Safeway Meats. .
Every cut of meat Safeway sells is
guaranteed to please. If you do not
like it for any reason whatsoever, we'll
refund your money, without return of
the meat.
Monday and Friday
7:10 - 7:15 p. m.
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