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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1942)
Page JTta -1 InloO FAR DILL A FOOD DOLLAR GO? 7, THE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON ai ue of fee, wiling with rcTWied C. M. Grimes,1 L-iicrt who preceded her in i Her had two children, , En! Grimes of Harrisburg, , 'Mi t-ilttr married John C. Perin - J2s25 Wr'ter Fncfs Sailor's Slang Has Undergone Streamlining Bv JOE JAMES CUSTER HONOLULU (U.RV When I sail ed with the Pacific fleet and heard X3'. ltOrVi :evrt ENGLISH LAUNCH 'HALF A SHIP" TO MAKE A WHOLE NEW OXE-Xovel L.hinea nl5 01 na" " .VH f".i. nc mrrpari oi a w.uuu-ton tanker K after striking a mine. Afterpart was towed to port where this new forepart was built r1 l j t. . rlrvrinck "fittine. U liuncnea - - ice Grimes Perin 8S Here Thursday Li cd tie Women of Wood- -er husband she is sur 7Z J-ms Perm died in Eu- .,. Mav 51, at the E( - . v i wiin uic racuic urei ana neara S.-.e was bom in Kan- n ajreda,e , .llflapd crossed th.e pla ns . s. h man if that bean jockey didn't do a better job on the next batch of collision mats and mud, I rea lized the navy had streamlined its slang. I was as Ignorant as any boot of what the men were talking about but I soon learned that a doctor is iiy 16. 19:8. r.d has lived in really a doctor but that a doc is a L 5.".e was a memoer piiaiinotiBiR male, gim is uic N . .. :.t f-U4i- .-.ail 1U an.1 t.a - - Zt iiamsyUlJS .,IC,11UUI Ulln UM, 0, glial 4IlQit is a nags Dag. The word for coffee illustrates the changes in navy slang. The popular word once was jamoke. Then came just plain joe and then joke. Now the word is mud. Some of the words and their h PHONE 652 BtMlnj Materials gui Bor Faints rtrundt Shinties !U Bis k Wood NOG AN LUMBER CO. KM West 6th UE Green Sumps GRAND OPENING SALE May, Saturday, Mar 22-23 'tis are rut to the bone, a core you buy, the more xuvt. Saturday . . . Free USh and Refreshment! tak, samples, demonstra te and other surprises. Few ol Our Prices say Hud. J tall cans 23c Hko, 3-lb tin $9c Sssddtd Wheat. SK 2 for 19c 1. Drifted Snow 0 lbs. 1.72 3yiel alant slse 69c iPia Tablets. 100 for 15c fciartns, USet. 2 lbs. 49c Powdtr, lD 6 for 25c f f PP. 2-ot tin 5c W Hm 2 det. 25e "actst. Ex. Qrtocls ..3 for 29e Jackson Bros. 'rmerly Holman's S'st Hood P 1 510 meaning: Airedale Aviation mate. Snipe Fireman. Bean Jockey Cook. Old man Captain. Collision mats Pancakes. Boot Apprentice seaman. Sea turkeySalmon. Seagull Chicken. Sea dust Salt. All stairways, of course, are lad ders, and the sailor either goes topside or below not upstairs or downstairs, where he gets his gos sip through the scuttlebutt, which is a new name for grapevine. If the news leaves him puzzled he is scraunched. At mess, prepared by the bean jockey, who is called a slop jockey, ketchup Is red lead. At work, a sailor Identifies any gadget as a ghizmo or a hinkus, and four-o refers to perfection, esteem or highest quality. One eighth, however, means the party or the idea is all wet When he goes to sleep he flakes out or calks off in his sack, which is his bunk In emergencies or moments of trial the sailor lets you know that he's confident everything will be all right with a reassuring "no strain, no pain." Plane Plant Rises From Cornfield By RtCEL S. MOORE i INDIANAPOLIS. Ind (U.R) One of thote midwest cornfields where they plowed under the grain to raise a crop of fighting tools now is covered by the sprawling plant of the Allison division of General Motors cor poration, turning out liquid-cooled motors for fighting planes faster than the plane manufacturers can use them. In May. 1939, he site of the Allison works was a cornfield. Eleven months later, the plant had been developed to the point where it was able to keep workers going on three eight-hour shifts i daiiy. It has been working at that j pace ever since, turning out the motive power for the twin-motored Lockheed P-28 and the Bell Airacobra, two of the deadliest fighters in the skies. I Thousands of assembly line workers fit together parts con tributed by 104 subcontractors In 60 cities. "Our production is ahead of airplane manufacturers," said T. C. Kroeger, CMC vice-president and general manager of the Al lison division. "We are building more engines in a day than we did in the year 1939; more en gines in a month than we did In all 1940, and three times as many engines each month now as we did in the average month of 1941." Allison made the only American-designed liquid-cooled motor, such as was needed for high speed fighter planes, and was barely ready in time for the outbreak of war. vived by her son. Vincent, Harrisburg, two brothers. Owens of Ashland. Calvin Owens of Harrisburg, three sisters, Mrs. Juda Midgley Balch of Eugene, Mrs. Lydia Brown of Dallas, Mrs. Agnes Head of Central Point and two grandchildren, Charles Grimes of Eugene and Mrs. Win ifred Briggs of Coburg. Funeral services will be held at the Veatch-Hollingsworth chapel on Saturday, May 23. at 2 p. m. with interment in the Masonic cemetery at Harrisburg. SAW"- V She knows that whole grain foods are t-in j . i .. i gram tooos are ' - mT "Honi Front" ,00ds " .. JasW Nabisco Shredded Thett ie u sil oi whole wheat's energy n it a good source, per ounce i tei. of the energy-appetite Vitamin B. Cite full nmt - w i . A.. I SSfe. I "'"DEDwu-.-t: .; .w.-. i T'Kitson Springs Mentioned In 'Sunset' Kitson hot mineral springs, long known to Lane county residents, has received nation-wide pub licity in the travel section of Sun set Magazine, the Eugene chamber of commerce was informed Tues day. Excerpts from the article fellow: "The seeker of rest, beauty, health, and sport will do well to tollow the road that leads from the Wiilamet'e highway in Oregon to Kitson hot rr.;r.eral sprirgv "David Kitson horr.eteaded and first developed the location, back m the F:f:ej. but he ws not the fir?t white man to bathe Xit uie medicinal waters of the springs. Early Oregon Immigrants had used what was then just a laree mud ho. for th:r ba'hs. little real, izing they were hv.".rg for the taking what i ra'ed by the gov ernment t-e third ht med-nnal ho mir.e.-al pr:rcs in the United Sta'. . . . K:ts-n Ho Springs is Jut '1 iriles fr-ra E :ene, seven miles from a t'rn. Or.'e at the Spring' msn-rr..'i'ie no:e nr.d d.ntrartirn? frrr a though thev had never been. A srar:'UJ Mge ar.d cabin rffer modern conveniences and comfort; foM ! delicious. "In sea-on there is good hunt ing and f."h;r.g . . . j r-. wnuM kno-v Oregon at 'ts best. I recommend this combi nation 'of fo-est. primeval, rest ful turfur.d.r.gs, fishing and hunting, together with Nature's own cure.for-vha'-a;'.-you in th.s vara-ion srot in the Cascades " : GOTdSEAL CONGOLEUM RUGS IN'SCO . . , NATIONAL HSCUIT COMPANY & Part of the answer is in this shopping guide And the other part is in the Safeway Store near you. There you will find low prices on every item, every day. Not just a few low prices on advertised specials. Try shopping at Safeway for 30 days. See how much farther your food dollar will go when you make a saving on every item you buy. And remember you must be entirely satisfied with every purchase you make at Safeway or your money back Canned Vegetables Fruits Sugar Bella Peas No. 2 cans 2 for 25e Del Mont Peas No. 2 can 14c Gardenslde Tomatoes No. 2'i can He Highway Beets Sliced No. 2 can 9c Country Home Com Cream No. 2 can 12c Country Home Com Kernel No. 2 cans 2 ior 25c Del Mont Cora No. 2 cans' 2 for 25c Green Tag Beans No. 3C3 can 10c Highway Sauerkraut No. 2li can 10c Fruit Cocktail Hostess Delight No. 1 can 13c Libby Fruit Cocktail No. 1 can Me Castle Crest Peaches No. 2Vi can 19e Blue Tag Peaches Freestone No. 21 i can 19c Valley Gold Apricoto No. 2'i can 17c Glenn Aire Grapefruit No. 2 can ... 2 lor 25e Staregon Pears No. 2Vi can 17c Red Tag Prunes No. 2'i can :...12c Canned Meats Fish - Etc. Liby Corned Beef Hash No. 1 can 14c Libby Deviled Meal No. U tins .-...2 for lie Hormel'a Piga Feet 14-oz. jar 23c Battle Rock Oysters 15'a-oz. can 15e Domestic Sardines No. Vt key tins 3 for 19c Tang Pure Pork 12-oz. can 29c Boneless Codfish l ib. can 32e Rancho Soups Assorted lOVi-oz. cans 3-17e Gerbera Baby Foods 4Vi-cz. cans 4 for 25c Juices Beverages Grapefruit Juice Town House No. 2 cans 3 for 25e Grapefruit Juice Town House 45-oz. can - - 19c Sunny Dawn Tomato Juice No. 2 can 9e Welch's Grape Juice Quart bottle 39e Canada Dry Ginger Ale. Rickey 28-oz. bottle 15e Plus Deposit Instant Postum ...4-oz. 23c; 8-oz. can 39c OvalBnei-Plaln er Chocolate Lge. can 81e Borden's Hemo Mb. can 59e Nob HM Coffee Lb. Bag 23cj 2 lb. Bog 45e V-8 Vegetable Cocktail 45z. can .. 2 for 57e Airway Coffee Lb. Ra? 20ci 3-lb. Bag 58e Edwards Coffee Lb. Can 27c; 2-lb. Can 53c MJB Coffee lb. Can 30e; 2-lb. Can 59e H11U Coffee Lb. Can 32e; 2-lb. Can 6Ie Cherub Milk Tall Cans (Llrr.it 6) 7e Pet Milk Carnation, Bordens, etc. 3 tails 25e Dressings Sauces - Spreads Duchess Salad Dressing Finl 22c; Ot. Jar 36s Nu Made Mayonnaise Pint 27ct Qt. Jar 46e Nalley's Tang Pint Jar 24c; Ouart Jar 40c Kraft Mayonnaise Fint Jar 31c; Quart 53c Red Hill Catsup 14oz. bottle CHB Catsup 14 cz. bottles .. Helm Chill Sauce 12'a-oz. bottle , French's Mustard 9-oz. bottle A-l Sauce For gravies, meats. Kraft Cheese Amer. Brick, Flm. lib 12c 14c 23c 12c Bottle 28c Swiss 36e Nalley's Treasure Pickles 12-oz. bottles 2 for 25e Sunny Bank Oleo Mb. ctn. 17c: 2-lb. ctn. 33c Marasco Assorted Jam No. 5 can 69c Real Roast Peanut Butter 2-lb. iar .. 34c Flour -Shortening Kitchen Craft Flour 24' i-lb. 89c; 49 lb. sk. 1.65 Crown Patent Flour 24"i lb. 99c; 43-lb. sk. 1.79 Harvest Blossom Flout- 24'4-lb. 79c; 49-lb. 1.49 Harvest Blossom Pancake Fir., 5 lb. sk. 25c Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour Lge. Fkg. 21c Swansdown Cake Flour Lge. Pkg. 22c Calumet Baking Powder 2' j-lb. can 37c Soaps - Household Sweetheart Toilet Soap 4 bars - 17e Lux, Lifebuoy. Palmollve, Camay 3 bars 19c Stellar Facial Tissues 200's, 10c; SOO's 23c Diamond Wax Paper 125 foot roll 2 for 25e Light Globes Mazda 15 to 100 Watt 10e-15e Parowax Paraffin Jelly Seal ....Mb. ctn. 12e Favorite Matches Carton of 6 boxes 17e Sanlflush for scouring 22-oz. can 19c Sunbrite Cleanser Reg. can 2 for 9e Crackers Dried Fruits Small Whit Beans 2-lb. package ..15e Blue Rose Rice Fancy 2-lb. Fkg. ..19c Dried Prunes Large 4 lb. Fltg. 29e Del Monte Apricots 11 -oz. Fkg. 18c Seedless Raisins. Choice 4 lb. Fkg 27e Porters Spaghetti. Macaroni 25oz. Fkg. 23e New Leader Crackers 2-lb. Fkg 17c Candies Desserts Sleepy Hollow Syrup 51b. can 63c Brer Rabbit Molasses Gold No. 2'4 can 33c Kre-Mel Assorted Flavors Pkg. 4c Fluffiest Marshmallows 4 4-oz. pkgs. In 1 tor ...14c Nestles Semi-Sweat Chocolate 2 bars ..25c Baking Powder A & H Soda Mb. packages 2 for 15c Westag Lemon or Van. Flavor 8-oz. bot. lOe Flelschman's Yeast Reg. cakes 3 for lOe Pur Lard Mb. pkg. 18c; 4-lb. pkg. 67c Royal Satin Shortening Mb. can 23c: 3-lb. can 58e Spry or Crisco Shortening Mb. 24ct 3-lb. 69c Keen Shortening Mb ctn. 17c; 4 lb. ctn. 65c Goods - Misc. Purex Gentle Bleach Quart bottle 12c White Magic Bleach Quart bottle lOe Rinso 24-oz. boxes ..20e ..19c ..21e 5c ..69e ..65c Nu Bora Soap Powder 20-oz. box Dui Granulated Soap 21','j-oz. box Fels Naphtha Soap Reg. bars Var Brite Liquid Wax Quart can Kendall Dog Food 5 lb. package Albers Frislcies Dog Cubes 2 lb eta ...... 23c For Wartime Efficiency Shop Earlier in the Week It will save your time on Fridays and Saturdays and help us give you bet ter, more efficient service every day. Besides, all Safeway prices are low EVERY DAYI Plan Healthier Meals Julia Lee Wright's 10-lesson course in nutrition will help you plan tastier, more wholesome meals. To enroll send 25c. your name and address to Box 660CC, Oakland. California. Act nowl Cereals Breakfast Foods Peacock Oats Reg., Quick 9 lb. bag 43c Quaker Oats Large Pkg. 24ct Small Pkg. lie Red Rose Wheat 2 lb. pkg 19e Sparry Wheat Hearts 2Bz. pk7. 19e Nu Vita Rice. Popped Wheat 8-oz. bag 2-15c Grape Nuts. Reg. Pkgs. 3 for 23e Kellogg's Pep 10-ez. j-k7 12c Kellogg's Cora Flakes II -oz. pkms. 2 for 15c Mammy Lou Commeal 91b. bag .. 31c Prices Effective Friday, May 22, through May Day Salad Oil H -gallon Can 75c Can 1JC Wesson Oil an 49c Su-Purb Soap 2T 19c 24,37c r 11 TIFL.:i Giant Slse wrysiai vvmie s for 2Sc 6 ba?s 19c GUARANTEEDFRESH PRODUCE A healthy diet calls for plenty of trash fruits and vegetables. There's always a variety of them at Safeway popping freshl Strawberries California. Ripe. Sweet PRICES Oranges Grapefruit Calavos New Peas Lemons Vwwu" Desert Grown An,X, Tender sweet Sunki.t juicy Lb. 6c I. 4 lie Lb. 13c Lb. 7 Vic Lb. 10c Fresh Spring Asparagus Green Onions - Radishes and Lettuce - Priced Low BUY U. S. WAR SAVINGS STAMPS with what you save at SAFEWAY GUARANTEED MEATS Juicy, delectable meats will stimulate those appetites and Saleway's meats are guaranteed to please you every time I Bacon An? si pi,,. Lb. 27c SIRLOIN STEAK Boiling Beef th.15c 37c Ground Beef rr""b. 45c Lunch Meats AunZ? 33c BEEF Frankfurters """.V. 25c ROASTS Biad. cuts Pork Steak ih. 29c lb. 27c Pork Hocks ..Lb.21c