jen More Men
VAlaA
uregon much
oflNGTON, July
Tdewrtment disclosed in a
7men have been Jolted in
i A- Hoops, mother. Port
al 1st Lt. Norman W;
A. Mill. wit.
f 2nd Lt. Sidney C.-Mrs.
mother, Portland
S Tech. Sgt. Richard E.
N. Swanson, wife,
nd.
ernntan Theater
J pFC Paul J.-Mrs.
.... Mn.kaf Senna
J, GUuam, i r
L pFC Ivan 0. Mrs. Effle
JJunil, Capt. Richard H
Uajeane G. Werschkul, wife,
2nd Lt. Jack D.-Mrs.
S. White, mother, Salem.
P .Wilfred J.-Mrs.
Bingman, mother, Independ-
L Staff Sgt. Donald J.
k L. Foote, iainw,
r .. to TT Mrs.
iLasbapell, mother, Portland.
her, Cpi. wuiiam "'"
n. Pulver, mouier, r-
ran, Staff Sgt. Elmer A.
Kadie M. Rowan, wife,
e Creek.
rart, Sgt. Donald Mrs.
t A. Stewart, mother, Fort-
jng, Sgt. Raymond E. Mrs.
ice Strong, mother, Gaston,
s, Tech. 5th Gr. James J.
Lillian R. Voss, mother, Cor-
SH1NGT0N, July B.UP)
s of eleven Oregon men
ied in action on various
were disclosed by the war
tment today,
o Area:
ite, Pfc. Roy H. Elmer H.
White, father. West Linn.
Mediterranean Ares:
Bateman, Staff Sgt. Clyde I
Mrs. Nellie I. Bateman, mother,
Banks.
Dudley, Pvt. Kenneth A. Al
bert N. Dudley, father, Bend.
Purdin, 1st Lt. Worlow C. Fred
A. Purdin, father, Medford.
Robinson, Sgt. D. C. Guy Rob
inson, father. Turner.
White, Sgt. Leon O. N. W.
White, father, Roseburg.
Southwest Pacific Ares:
Bassett, Pfc. Kenneth E. Mrs.
Lester Freeman, sister. Bend.
Benski, Staff Sgt. Daniel J.
Joseph J. Benski, father, Oregon
City.
Gibney, Tech. Sgt Ray J. Mrs.
Velma E. Gibney, wife. Marsh
field. Lyons, "Pfc. Francis L. Mrs.
Lula E. Lyons, mother, Portland.
Smith, Staff Sgt. Joseph F.
Mrs. Emma Smith, mother, Port,
land.
Teeters, 2nd Lt. Shelby W.
Mrs. Alma E. Teeters, mother,
The ualles.
r
WASHINGTON, July 6. (
The death in action of John Ed'
ward Allison, Jr., son of Mrs.
Clara C. Allison, Ontario, Ore.,
was announced by the navy de
partment today. He was a tor
pedoman's mate third class.
WASHINGTON (UJ BriB. :
RfMV Fmnlr T Uina, ....a....... .J I
- ... .uitw, ,ui.iaiie ad
ministrator, announced here that
had recommended. $70,000,000
new hosDital Droiects in 20
states to provide 18,000 more beds
for veterans under the newly
enacted GI bill of rights.
Hines said the program calls
V three tvnes of firenmnf hos
pitals and would make available
total of 21,000 beds of all types.
These would include 5.000 addi
tional beds for neuropsychiatry
patients, 3,000 for tuberculosis
Datients and ft.onn for ppnprnl
medical and surgical patients.
The program has been sub-
t TOMATOES MAKE
MTASTY JAM
Bits Quick, Easy Recipe
Saves You Sugar
1,2 Caps Ground Tomatoes
Hi Cups Sugar
K Cop Lemon Juice
H6 Teaspoon Salt
1 Grated Lemon Rind
1 Package M.CP. Pectin
tod pout boiling water over to-
k slip off- the skins and grind the
fiii the salt and grated lemon rind.
Ire txxlly 3 li cups of this mixture
puter to fill out last cup, if neces-
mto i large settle. Add tne M.Cr.
t stir well and bring to a boil, stir-
tonsundy. NOW, add the sugar
ft has been previously measured),
Ml and bring to a full rolling boil.
uaauily 4 minutes. Remove
lire, let boil subside, stir and slcim
n for 5 minutes. Pout into steril
Ja, allowing l$-inch space for seal-
bui rreso paramo.
Lane Farms Given
Inspection For Seed .
Field inspection for seed certi
fication of grasses and legumes
on a number of farms in the vicin
ity of Junction City was made
Wednesday by E. R. Jackman, ex
tension specialist in farm crops
at the state college, and Dan W.
Young, assistant county agent.
After the seed in the field in
spected is threshed and recleaned,
samples will be taken by the
county agent's office and sent to
the state seed laboratory for pur
ity and germination tests. If it
passes the tests it will then be fin
ally tagged as certified seed.
Willamette sweet clover was
inspected on four farms. Alfred
Nielsen of Junction City R.F.D. S,
had 10 acres; Oscar Thomsen; also
of that Junction City route, six
acres: Hollo Cobban of Junction
City RFD 2, nine acres and A. C.
Ehrhardt, same route, two acres.
Alta fescue was inspected on the
farm of Ash Bailey, Junction City
RFD 1, 30 acres, and O. N. Peter
son Junction City RFD 2, 15 acres,
Ladino clover inspection was
made on the farm of George Gil
more, Junction City RFD 2, 23
acres, and C. B. Flanagan, same
route, nine acres.
Non-shattering tall meadow
grass was inspected on Flanagan s
tract of an acre and a half.
E RECIPE-FIVE CAKES
RV a plain cake with
Irvnt f.i. - - j i
resctnt Orange, Crescent
!. Crescent Spice caka
on. Nutmeg and.Ginger).
E LUNCH BOX TRICKS
ETCH butter for sandwiches
P Crescent lmirsftn Rit
with Color. Just add 1 tea
P to your favorite butter-
-""s recipe, ueliaoual
CRESCENT
SPICES
FLAVORS
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-"TOi cm Hovwi. At your groor't
Strong Poland Said
To Be Stalin s Hope
SPRINGFIELD, Mass OP)
Marshal Josef Stalin has expressed
the desire for "a strong, independ
ent, democratic Poland, "friendly
with Russia," according to Rev.
Stanislaus Orlemanski, pastor of
Our Lady of the Rosary church,
who recently conferred with the
Russian premier.
The priest released for publica
tion a written statement given
him by Andrzej Witos, leader of
the Polish peasant parties. The
statement was haspH nn rierlnra.
tiorts made by Marshal Stalin at
a conference with leaders of the
Polish army in the Kremlin
Moscow last March 15.
The Witos statement quoted
Stalin as saying:
" 'We- will help you organize
the Polish army and we will not
hesitate to supply you with trie
best equipment. Our army will
liberate the Polish people from
Hitlerlsm and fascism.
'"We will not do this for the
sake of appearances or because
we are brother Slavs but because
sound political judgment shows
that as neighbors we are neces
sary, one to another."
Negroes Denied Voting
Right- In Georgia
ATLANTA, Ga. CUB Several
Negro leaders, including C.
Scott, editor of the Atlanta Daily
World, Negro newspaper, have
been denied permission to vote
in Georgia's white democratic
primary.
The Negroes appeared at a vot
ing booth but were told their
names were not on the registra
tion list. They left quietly.
The plan for the Negro leaders
to make a "token effort" to vote
had been worked out earlier with
white officials. The Negroes now
plan to take the matter to court
Members of the state democratic
executive committee had voted
unanimously 10 days ago to per
mit only whites to vote in the
primary.
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1 1 &
ines Recommends
ospital Projects
mitted to the federal hoard of
hospitalization, which passes on
the hospitals and selects the sites,
Hines said. Final approval of the
sites rests with thff president.
The veterans administration in
cluded hospital recommendations
in eastern Montana or western
North Dakota, Colorado and California.
Third Summer Concert
Of Record Music Set
Dr. Anibal Vargas-Baron, assist
ant professor of romance lan
guages, will give the third in the
summer series of concerts of re
corded music in the browsing
room of the university library
Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
Records will include Mexican
music by Carlos Chavez for or
chestra and chorus, and Brazilian
folk and art songs by Elsie Hous
ton, and other songs of Mexico,
Colombia and Brazil. Records are
from the library of Dr. Arnold
Elston, assistant professor of mu
sic, and Dr. Vargas-Baron.
AT BETHEL
BETHEL Everett Fulton, son
of Rev. and Mrs. E. J. Fulton,
was home on five-day leave and
left Thursday morning for Uni
versity of California at Los An
geles. Mrs. Henry Hendrickson of
Eugene Register-Guard, Thursday, July C, 1M4. Pag IS
CHURNU WITH MISH
PASTEURIZED
SKIM MIIK
Sidney, Mont., is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Marvin Hendrick
son and family a few days.
Ardis Anderson went to Ta
coma, Wash., for over the holi
days.
Bobby Fulton has gone is Cau
dero, Calif., to visit an aunt about
two weeks.
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At Your Grocera Vs-4 '
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Sam says:
MR. SAFEWAY says:
monsuf. foh ihoM finndA!
At Safeway anybody can save money on foods without
sacrificing quality or quantity. For proof do all your
shopping at Safeway for a month. Try it! You'll soon realize'
substantial savings to swell your War Bond Fund.
SUZANN A
The grand pancake flour
30 ox. box 9c 3',-s lb. I Q
40 oi. box 15o sit. aSC
Honey
FARMERS GOLD
STRAINED
2-lb.
49'
Snowflake Soda
CRACKERS
Lb.
Package
29c
Pork a Beans 2 - 25
PENTHOUSE BRAND (15 points) 12 cana $1.45
SUNSHINE GRAPEFRUIT JUICE
Juice
Unaweetened
No. 2 cana, 2 for 25c
12- 4.45
tAcrnaSavuzq (juidz
via
Becmi, Blue Lake No. 303a 2 for 19c; 12 for 1.09
Diced Carrot, Blue Tag 2-303'a 19c; 12 for 1.Q9
Evaporated Com. Copea 5Vi oi. plcg. 2-25c
Baby Food, Heinx (I pt) Vz or. can ... .7c
Sea Mussels, Maine Sail 1014 or. can 25c
Graham Crackera. Honey Maid 2 lb. 29c
Cherub MUk (2-3 pt can) Tall can ..............3-25c -
Edwards Coffee 1 lb. Jar vacuum pack 28c
Nob HU1 Coffee 1 lb. bag 23c
Tea, Canterbury Black Vi lb. pkg. 22c
Shreddlea, Nabiaco 12 or. pkg. ..... lie
Seedleaa Rcnaina, 2 lb package ....23c
Melle-Whlp, whipa cream 2,oi. pkg. ..T. 19c
Red Hen Molaeaea 2 4-oi. gla 19c
Marmalade,' Tibbeta Grapefruit 2 lb. Jar 25c
Peanut Butter. Beverly 2 lb. 45c; 1 lb. 25c
m Salad
Jim!
THESE DRESSINGS
WILL GLORIFY YOUR
FAVORITE SALADS
T. MR J
QT. JAR 6
(DuchsM
DRESSING
PT. MR 17
MAYONNAISE QT. JAR 47c
Oleomargarine, Sunny Bank. 2 lb. (4 pts) 35c
Butter, Grade A (12 pts.) IB. 47c
Catsup, Red Hill (30 pts.) 14 oz. .......14c
Chili Sauce, Moneta (30 pts.) 12,2-oz.......l7c
Shaker Mustard, Derby, 8 oz. bottle 5c
Durkee Dressing, Famous 10 ox. bottle... .25c
Kitchen Bouquet, 4 oz. bottle 41c
Mushroom Sauce, Milani's 8 oz. glass. 5c
Peppers, Green or Red bottle 8c
Tomato Soup Campbell's 10'$ oz., 3 for 25c
Opts.) , .
Tomato Juice, Sunny Dawn (6 pts.) No. 2 10c
Ficgo, Health Beverage, 1 lb. pkg.............lOc
KARO SYRUP
Blue Label 5-lb. for 40c
WESSON Oi
For Solods or Cooking qt. t C
Kerr Mason Jars . . Pts; 67c DL Qts. 79c Do..
Reg, Jar Rubbers do. 4c I Parowax m. 12c
Reg. Kerr Lids 3 Dot. 25c Economy Caps 2 Dor. 33c
Concentrated Super Suds
Large pkg. (24-oz.) 22(
Shorienlng. Royal Satin 3 lb. Jar ..........60c
Crueteai. pie cruet mix 17 or. pkg. . 24c
Gingerbread Mix, Dromedary 14 oz. 18c
Hapjack Flour, Albera 2Va lb. pkg. 22c
Matcher, Searchlight 6 box ctn. 25c
Dog Food, Calo Dehy'd 3 8-or. pkga. lOe
Purex Bleach, Yz gallon Jug ,, .21c
Swan Soap, Large bar , 3-29c
Sierra Pine Soap, Reg. bar 2-13c
Wanla Save Real Bond
Money t Try
AIRWAY COFFEE
You'll Mk it,
too.
U. be 20
IS 50'
Cantaloupes " 10'
Full oi flavor, eweet and rip
Apricots California Ttltons Lb. 16c
Plums . Santa Reua Lb. 16c
Grapefruit
Arizona Seedleaa Lb. OC
Celery ib. 19c
Utah type crlap
Oranges Lb. 7c
Small Sixe
GREEN PEPPERS Jgg
Bell alae, nice for atuffing
Cucumbers
Slender,
good slicers
Per lb. 23c
Green Beans
Fresh, Tender
ri). 14c
Pork Roast
No Point
Shoulder cuta
"29'
Bacon
Any aire
piece
Per
Lb.
29c
Picnics
Sugar
Cured
29c
Liver
Freeh
' Pork
19c
Pork
Steak
Meaty once
u, 33c
Short Ribs A- & B Grade . .............. Lb. 19c
Ground Beef A Grade ...................... Lb. 28c
O Veal Rib Chops r,de tt 39c "dAb.38c
Shoulder Veal Roast0r,d.ft 29c 28c
Fresh Sliced Halibut lk37c
O Rabbits Frmh Drened Lb. 55c
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