Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, March 21, 1946, Image 15

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Newspaper Page Text8 if.mf r1U Wiiiviii i w i w j . . -iAii:MrwLDiM,. .LCaaina VYCII III fcUIIV I IUV.C3 . r-icT rr . whpfhpr the cisrar&ttA smntr u;nc j.Tof he Mayo ?2w& bere 4?day iStTwith swing well mis1 w faMes" cause a 15 to fes?.jTi.BseIvej to tS "Sr udjt such as a KB?' ju mews SIM whether the cigarette smoke was inhaled or not. When filters were used that extracted the nicotine from the smoke, there was no ef fect on night vision. Smoking cubebs and corn-silk cigarettes did not affect the eyes. Dr. Sheard concluded that the nicotine, rather than anything else in smoke, has the bad effect on eyes for night seeing. Breathing pure oxygen, a prac tice of aviation flying at night, did not overcome the effect of the nicotine. 6000 Tests Made Before the war the late Ray mond Pearl, of Johns Hopkins University, reported tests on about 6000 human beings indicating that smoking tobacco shortens life. But he said it would require tests on 100,000 to be certain of this. Dr. Pearl died before the exten sive experiments were made. Today a similar experiment .on Ii-tfemtocoaimy children to . . .t- mm, tola pnHBW we 9 Jtusieatcmai . Change to CrEAMOF RICI It's a hot rice breakfast cereal ;i -i , . . iifi tituurwii row iv vhi 1 Sort tram vi ,tat end . . . not com ?0efr? 1 CreamofRiceismadewith fig V" tff U" . ..-.! ..hA-riew .-til . mi...vt"" f .....fTt)ortv hot rice Est cereal . . hi it offer t ,u,,.iv diffwent to de- KidiMI tsstel Every serving is fii to oie-raia levels with cat Bt, 0, niacin and iron. fcmtthl,iagh-energy,"al!-family AM ami regularly! S minutes RjiaQetCream of Rice today. xJfjfimJM Delicious Slvlei r pK CROWN WHEAT GERW I CAN QWB YOU A UFT F1I give your baking a rich, nutty favor, and add the zest contained m vrtamins B and E.I taste good. iin gooa tor you.Remem- ber me m all your baking. Sf ADDITION a spoonful of Wheat "on cold or hot break- wreals. Besides improv-' flavor, those extra mirs will give you lots of and vigor. t CROWN PRESENTS S MINUTE MYSTERIES KORE Monday and Thonday MS PJB. wviv IVllbhe? Hie life spaa of rats was reported here by H. B. Haa. Jr . .1 w Weatherby, Doris Fordham, and . S. Larson of the Medical Col lege of Virginia at Richmond. The rats could not smoke cigar ettes, but the human smoking was Said to be simnjafot aB as possible by exposing the ani- uu, m a cage, 10 a nearby ma chine that emittted about one big puw 01 smoKe each minute. The animals that wnnuit daily to the cigarettes lived an average of 642 days. The 'non smoked rats lived an average of on aays. But the rnn cmnL-ot-c m-att, fat ter and heavier than the smoking rats. Otherwise there was little amerence. The blood pressures were tha eama anii aittnneiaa death revealed no damage done w me smoKers as compared with the non-smokers. Sgf. Robert L. Tramp Death Confirmed Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Tramp, 1877 Willamette St, have received con firmation from the War Depart ment of the death of their son, Sgt. Hobert I Tramp in March, 1845, Sergeant Tramp, who was 21 at the time of his death, was killed in the crash of his B-29 on a flight over Nagoya. The entire crew perished in the crash. Ser geant Tramp, waist gunner on the plane, is buried now in an American cemetery in Nagoya, his mother said. The family is plan ning to have his body brought home. The young airman attended high school at Marshfteld, and was a student at the University of Ore gon where he was associated with Sigma Chi, men's fraternity. He entered the air forces it! April, 1942, and went overseas to Satpan in December, 1S44, Sergeant Tramp was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross, the Service Medal, and the Purple Heart. Besides his parents he is sur vived by a brother, Virgil, and two sisters, Mrs. Bob O 'Conner and Miss True Tramp, Charles H. Watts Charles H. Watts, 62, died Tues day at his home in San Jose, Cal, Mr. Watts was born in Eugene, the son of J. O. Watte, former Eugene watchmaker, and was in a watch repair business to San Jose. He is survived by his wife, Ge neva; one son; and one sister, Mrs, Mary Wallace of Eugene. One million people were in jured in traffic accidents in IMS, 'Homecoming Party Given for Veterans When the young men who boarded with her left for the service, Mrs, Nina George prom ised them a "homecoming party" when they came back. And Wed nesday night she gave the party. Six veterans showed up at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday for the reunion supper at the Del Key Cafe. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Karl Waggoner, Mrs. Pearl Teague, Mr. Mrs, Merle Dodd, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Willie, Jim Gavelin, Morris Heed, Harold Black and his sister, Mrs. Helen Ivy. SMALL BOY KILLED KLAMATH FALLS VP) James Raymond Hermant, S, soil of Joseph L. Hermant, died at midnight Wednesday of injuries sustained a few hours earlier when he ran in front of a car operated by Robert Allen Lffl, 17 Eugene Register-Guard, Thnrsflay, MareTi 51, 1946 Fg 35 year-old high school student State police said the child ran from a driveway onto State High way 65 and Lee was held blame less for the tragedy. STRATOCRUISRS BOUGHT SEATTLE tm The Boeing Aircraft Co, and American Air lines system announced yesterday the tatter's purchase of eight Bee- IIP j -si pit riiwftioM f$tUe Wwm IM Tbw urrv tia:rtc:-:'r prim Km ast idiim it sem& imij tod m itppr r!ti tiat tiw eeagSsojo L im ted. Aa i m Wmm ing Stratocnilfsers mi s ssst more than $10,000,000, The Strata cruiser is the peacetime conver sion of the B-28 Superfortress to fluffy Softness AMKKAl WASH WORD it PkJ How to Make Spring Housecieaning Easier The room-at-a-time method of spring housecieaning leaves most of the house . livable during housecieaning and it helps ; get rid of lots of clutter. 1 like to do a room a week, then the whole job isn't so tiring and seems much easier. HERE'S HOW I DO IT i ...Dismantle the room by removing knickknacks, pictures, draperies, cur- , tains, window shades, rugs, and smaller pieces of furniture. ! . . , Move the larger pieces of furniture to the center of the floor and cover with sheets. : . ... Start at the ceiling and work down, cleaning walls, woodwork, and windows in that order. . . . Clean furniture, then the floors and rugs. -. . . Clean blinds, wash curtains, clean pictures and small furniture. Be sure to , cover every inch of exposed space with some sort of cleaner. . . . Clean mirrors and picture glass with window cleaner. Use soap and water on r knickknacks wherever possible. ' ... Reassemble the room and move to the ' next one. In no time the entire house' k spick-and-span. - : ...... The "going over" you give your home each spring can be a much simpler task this year if you enlist help at Safeway. Select from our wide assortment of soaps, cleaners, bleaches, brushes and other house cleaning aids. Get the right "assistants" to do the job efficiently and you'll be surprised how much less work there will be. You'll be pleased too, when you find how much more you get for your money at Safeway, vnr Dirtetor The Homemakers Bureau Ah Extra Sajeu-ay Strvrze Instant Postum S:24cp& 42c Hershey's Cocoa 10c Canterbury Teagf 13c113Sc Baking Chocolate H,rh"" JiS 13c Buckwheat Flour Pancake Hour VXAimx Wee Krispies Ke'iogg sn-et. pkg. 12c Cheerios 7-oz, pkg. 12c Kellogg'sPEP s 8-oz.pkg.9c i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i Soaps and Cleaners 1fs Sunbrite Cleanser Fost scouring 13-oz. can Leborlite Cleener Regulor (Blue pkg.) 16-ox. pkg. Soil Off Foreleoning woodwork. Qr. bet.W Vano OOe- Woodworkeleonerqt. Jigol. So! Soda e Softens water-cleans .: 2V4-lb. pkg, Babbit Lye ; For herd job . ' 13-oz. eon Saniffush ffl Cleans toilet bowls 10-oz. can " Drano Opens drains 12-oz. con Window Cleaner Cteorex 12-z. bettta Window Sprayers For Ciearex bottles each 0 White Magic Bleach Also Cleans, Disinfects Quart 10 Gallon PUREX BLEACH and Deodorant and Disinfectant Quort Galenic Yerd-A-Roy LIGHT BULBS Fit! all those empty sockets! 40-40-100 Wort. (Tax included . in price) Each Qthw Htme tt4$ ftyCieanef Aunt sues 10063' O'Cedar Polish 12-oz. bottf Johnson's Camu pint bottle 33T How Wax Johnson's paste lb. eon ltqttfdrc H set. Cigarettes of popular brand 2 pkgt. StS) Wod Eager Beovtr pkg. 5' HODSefaoM MOP Kteen Kwkk e.3f Mophead Household ochl9 Select Ikooms Long fa$Mng 2C. Carton 3C of 10 C mm 10-lb, QC- MX WWW ft? 15c Grapefruit Juice Town House Foncy 13e tf29V No. 2 Can Minute Man Soup Mixes Vegetable, Cc and Noodle - - Plea. Lifebuoy Toilet Soap 0. 3 cokes 20 Palmoiive Toilet Soap Bath A 4Qe Size A cakes 17 NobiKo J 00 BRAN 17e It m 1 opagneiu or iviacarom pk. Spaghetti Dinner P. 32c Egg Noodles Rose brand Mb, pkg. 19c Hamburger Relish K"' V'' 19c Tomato Puree SUND0WN m21c Large Lima Beans isil 25c fill: 60c No. 1 Walnuts 42e Dried Prunes Apricot Halves Happyvale Peas T,Ra,r OTM N? 11c :27cS;48c ventm H?ii23c iM&h. Jb.pkg. CHEESE CRACKERS Cheei-i Jr. Safeway meats are all tender, all juicy, &I1 good eating Spiced Lunch Meal 39 Sliced Halibut Fillet Sole ; lb.39c Chinook Salmon, Sliced ... 4S Fresh Whole Crab, medium size 33c Crab Meat WiM Luncheon Loaves teen, 34e Tender Wieners, A. C, type 2 -37 Fresh Fowl, Leghorns, dressed 34 ; Pork Sauioge Visking Caing, type J ft. 39 Ground Beef, Fresh doily lb- 2Se Beef Short Ribs ra4w 17' Deef Pot Roast Aim and 6 lode Cut Grade f if J Columbia SMELT MSB What to serve for a vegetable? See our selection. Green Beans JUpld cut No. 2 lie Bake a Rhubarb Pie Tonight I Hot House Rhubarb lb. 22c Winesep APPLES Extra fancy and fancy, Flrm'and I Juicy! Avocados Cucumbers Fresh ond Green Green Onions Sourhern Yams D'anjou Pears to eat Lemons Xaulifrowtr Snovy Carrors No fops to poy fo Produce Features ore for Friday ond Soturdoy ib.33c ib. 55c lb. 25c lb. 12c ib. 15c S Bis. 57c lb. 17c lb. 7c A TOUGH PROBLEM MADE MASy HMM-MM. LEATHER MAIM, I SE! AT LEAST voa CONSISTENT, Yiu Neves mawI rmetmmiomA I nHimt&i J lt') TL- PUMWN-! Jl of ma mm I touh fcuA- (m t-h f V- now cam 1 1 Sot ""V, " r'S i p rt w iww u rBi mvK I jymMuMi l v.v l-h-u I Pr!r ieft fppisJ'. AJ VrVVi I ' -fr tNowi out of wu i f i tf fj; rr SaW me fb. foaf Mrs.Wrfghfs BREAD mite or Wheat 10c 13c Strictly Fresh EGGS Medium Six Dozen . I 4 Your Red Cress MUST worry wn- G1YE NOW! ; SAFEWAY j PORTLAND, OREGON