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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1942. PAGE THREE ' IS NEXT HEM FOR Art of Concealing War Ob jectives Is Costly Job Three Plans Are Eyed. By Anthony Le Loreaso UP Staff Correspondent Detroit M B It may be pos sible to fool an enemy bomber .pilot with some well-placed I paint a few transplanted trees, an acre of cardboard houses and little sleight-of-hand. All these rolled together mean camouflage, the hocus-pocus art of creating illutionj and con fusing the enemy, especially to avoid or minimize damage dur ing air attacKs. General Motors corporation has assigned some BO talented designers, engineers and color artists, whose peacetime job was styling sleek passenger cars, to conduct research on camouflage and black-out techniques for its war plants throughout the country. They could. If the army deemed It necessary, transform humming war plant so that It would look like a peaceful pas toral scene or a residential com munity from the air; make a .giant gasoline tank seem like a f rosebush to a pilot seeking a vital military objective or hide a railroad siding beneath some artificial shrubbery. Dispersal Illusion Created Expensive? Yes, very, accord ing to Robert E. Bingam and Howard E. OXeary of GM's camouflage and war service sec tion. "All the research." they said, "springs from a two-fold objec tive. First, to confuse the enemy wherever and however we can: second, to minimize the dam age." They have developed three possible plans for camouflaging war plaiits, last of which is the most thorough and most expen sive. They are: 1 Painting of trees and shrubbery on the roof of a plant and planting of trees on the grounds. "Confusion" 2 Creation of "dispersal Il lusion" by use of flat irregular shapes of waterproof board on kthe factory roof to give impres- Fsion of ttvo buildings instead of one. A false roadway also could be showr. on the board. 3 An "all-out" confusion ar rangement, including artificial planting and election of card board penthouses on rooftop and diversion of smoke to nearby dummy manufacturing plants. This also would include trans planting of trees and shrubbery and dummy roadways. - .?sa .rj."ri-' AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING C I N T I R-AerU! view of Sydney. Australia, and Darling harbor harr elves Idea of city's Industrial and commercial character. Circular Quay is In center. BEER CELLARS RAID SHELTERS Wheeling. W. V. (U.B Huge cellars cut from solid rock under Wheeling's former breweries. Aere thousands of barrels of beer were stored during pre prohibition days, may be con verted into use as air raid shelters. Harry C. Miller. Wheeling realtor in charge of shelters for the local civilian defense organi zation. Is exploring the possibili ties of using the "caves," with the theory that this industrial center would not be Immune from attack. Many believe that enemy bombers operating from an air plane carrier could reach Wheel ing from the Atlantic ocean with in two hours in a possible foray that would Include Pittsburgh and the great Kanawha valley of West Virginia. Special taxes on cigarette! In Chile will be applied to the pur chase of naval vessels. Menus of the Day By MR. ALEXANDER GEORGE Look To Honey! (Hooey, A Valuable Sweet) Dinner Serflnc S or 4 Baked PUn Loaf Hot Cheese Sauce Baked Potatoes Escalloped CarroW Honey Muffins Butter Fruit Salad Co! foe Hot Cheese Sauce 3-8 cup sliced cheese. cup milk. teaspoon pepper. teaspoon celery salt. - - teaspoon chopped celery. teaspoon m In cod onion. Mix cheese and milk. Heat until creamy la double boiler. Add rest of Ingredients. Stir well. Honey Muffins (6) cup warm milk. cup strained honey. W cups flour. 8 teaspoons baking powder. teaspoon salt. 1 egg or 9 yolks, beaten. 3 tablespoons fat, melted. 1-8 cup currants or raisins. Mix milk and honey. Add rest of Ingredient and mix lightly. Half-fill greased muffin pans and bake 30 min utes in moderate oven (350). . Fmlt Salad 1 package orange flavored gelatin. I cup boiling water. M cup orange Juice. 1 tablespoon lemon juice. Ifc teaspoon salt. Vi cup cubed grapefruit. 1-8 cup cubed oranges. cup diced pineapple. cup broken nuts. Dissolve gelatin, add Juices and cool. Pour In rest of ingredients. Fill mold and chill until stiff. Communications Soldiers Miss Mail Tribune To the editor: I am writing to you In behalf of myself and four other Med ford boys In the service here in Hawaii. You see, we would' like very kmuch to receive the Medford 'Mall Tribune, as we all miss our home town paper more than our three meals a day. So if possible, we would ap preciate it more than we could ever express on paper. You can mail it to me, the address Is Private William B. Keizur, 20934605, Co. L. 181st Infantry Farrington High School, T. H. You see, at the present, I am In the hospital due to - a back Injury, but hope soon to be returned to duty. All of the highest regards to the peop'.e of Medford ' and we want to Just say this in closing "Keep 'em flying." Signed William B. Kelsur Jim Conlon Harry Perry Bob Arens Harry Cheedle . - Ed. note: The Mail Tribune ' takes pleasure in sending I paper to this Medford group with our compliments and best wishes. An angered electric eel can discharge a shock of about 450 volts enough to kill a man. Br Mn. Alexander Oeorjre SALMON TAKES OVER Dinner SerTlng 3 or 4 Creole Soup Toasted Wafers Baked Salmon Steak Escmlloped Cauliower Biscuits Maole Syrop Sterling Salad Defense Apples Coffee Baked Salmon Steak t pound salmon steak (about 1 Inch thick) t tablespoons flour tt teaapoon salt K teaspoon pepper S tablespoons butter, melted a tablespoons lemon Juloa 1 teaspoon minced parsley Sprinkle flour over flab, place In buttered baking dish, season and spread with butter. Bake, covered. 35 minute in mod rate oven. (350). Spread with rest of Ingredients and bake 5 minutes, uncovered. Serve in baking dish. sterling ftalad J-8 cup diced cooked beets cup diced cooked green beans lg cup diced celery V cup chopped sweet pickles 1 tablespoon minced onions t tablespoon minced parsley teaspoon salt t teaspoon paprika 8 tablespoons French dressing Mix and chill Ingredients. Defense Apples 6 apples a-S cup raisins cup chopped figs cup honey '1 teaspoon cinnamon . 1 tablespoon lemon Julos H teaspoon salt 1 cup water S tablespoons butter Wash and core apples. Fit In shal low pan. Stuff with raisins and figs Boll rest of Ingredients 3 minutes Pour over apples. Bake, uncovered tn moderately slow oven (329) until apples are tender. HOW NOT TO i Brooklyn, N. Y. (Pi Throw ing money away cost a Brooklyr man another $5 He was fined for disorderly conduct when hi stood on a street corner flinging paper money into a crowd. Pre viously the man had been ar rested for playing policeman at a busy intersection. Fifteen per cent of the enlis ted men in the U S. navy wear the crossed cannon of the gun ners mate. Henry's Drive-In CLOSED TEMPORARILY for remodeling to Insure quick service. Reopening On Or About March 25 BALLET DANCERS IRKED: MUST SHOULDER RIFLES London (U.R) Male ballet danc ers can dance tneir way out of the army no longer. Until re cently they had been exempt from active service. Now parliament has decided that ballet dancing by men is not work of national impor tance. Women dancers never have been exempt from com pulsory service. The would-be Nijinskys. how ever, are not taking the edict as gracefully as they would make a pirouette. They are pleading that their work is important nationally because it keeps beau ty and. the arts alive. The -need for fractional coins is so acute in Bolivia that paper money is being torn in half to make change. 'a . X- - 1A COTTON CUTIE S The eastomary shortage that permits the usual visibility of legs, ete, prevails In preview of cotton beach wear at Venice, Calif. Mona Desmond (left) and Frances Brix wear cotton prints created by California designers. w.i X Most complete stock of fresh fish south of Portland. Free C.O.D. Deliveries en orders over 25c. FRESH CRABS and FRESH SMELT Holly's Sea Foods 12S EAST 6TH ST. FRESH FROM THE OCEAN DAILY PHONE 4321 Csllsssssllslssssslssal PEERLESS MARKET 14 NORTH BARTLETT. DIAL 2652 frnuEW I llenotcce I All of Our Meats are Either GOVERNMENT OR STATE INSPECTED lip Rolled Roasts 'ZllZ. lb. 32c T-BONE STEAK lb. 29c POT ROAST of BEEF.... lb. 23c ASSORTED LUNCH MEATS, lb. 29c HAMBURGER HlL,. lb. 19c BOILING BEEF ...lb. 16c SAUSAGE trht lb. 19c BACON SQUARES, Swift's, lb. 17c PEERLESS GROCERY DIAL 2652 RHUBARB, fancy field grown, 3 lb. 14c SPINACH, fresh, tender 3 lb. 10c RADISHES r ".h cbr".Bpch" 3 for 10c AVACADOS, large 3 for 10c FRESH PEAS 3 lb. 25c noccy ntitniic L" Bunches... 3 for 10c SELECTED TOMATOES XSSZZS. 27c nt) MinrC Fancy 100 slse VnHHULd Navel... 12- box 98c I Elf ON? f"1"?' SafalllVllV Sis. Sunklst... 2 doz. 35c Look Swans Down Family Flour, 49 lb. $1.99 2 Cans Standby Corn .01 ALL FOR $2.00 Peanut Butter, Lynnhaven, 2-lb. jar 45c Peanut Butter Warehouse Stocks Hav. Bean Frown MORNING STAR COFFEE, lb. can 27c GREEN SPLIT PEAS, 2-lb. cello bag 23c Salad Vegetables rd'!!! 2 cans 15c OHDII Diamond A WUitll Whole Kernel. No. t can.. 2 for 25c STRING BEANS SZZr 2 cans 25c PORK & BEANS Sacramento No. a'-i can... 2 cans 25c C R I If nil C.lllo Columbia Rlv.t JMe.i;iWll Chinook, li'i-os.. 2 cans 45c APPLES ErF',',cr 4 lb. 25c Box $2.19 LETTUCE, large heads 2 for 9c HOLLOWAY'S Amazing, My Dear Watson- It Costa No More to Have the Best at Holloway'a. You're absolutely right. Mr. Sherlock Holtnasl Our policy of offering only quality foods, at low prices, has brought us hun dreds ef satisfied customers! Thar. ar. many ether unusual features and special services thet help to make this store outstanding. Be Wit luy Wise and Economise t Holloway'a Reliable Grocery HELP US HELP YOU Help ut by arranging your order list so that you can get all ef your foods delivered with the least number of trip possible. We want to help you by keeping our dcliery going at long as possible. Let us fight the heavy traffic and parking worries for you. Save your tires, your time and your money. Dial 2126. Any Size Order Delivered Free BEETS and CARROTS, diced can 10 PURE CIDER VINEGAR pint bottle 10 PUMPKIN, Kraut or Tomatoes, Ig. 21j, 2 cans 27 PEAS, Goody Goody, No. 2 can 2 for 27 PEAS and CARROTS, Meco 2 for 23e SHRIMP, Royal Club cocktail size 2 for 35 GRAPEFRUIT, Royal Club No. 2 can. . .2 for 29e A CUP Of OOOD COFMI MIANS A IOT 5n Schillinq Coffee YOUt CHOICS-DU O rUCOlATOe Pound can 32e 2-pound can 63c PEACHES Home Style Freestone Large No. SVs cast 2 for 45c 3 for 65c 6 for $1.27 doz. $2.50 PREM, a Swift's pork product can 35 WALNUTS, fancy local grown lb. 19c RAVIOLI, No. 1 tall can .2 for 25 DOG FOOD, Ideal 3 cans 25 M.D. TISSUE 6 rolls 45 TOMATO JUICE, Royal Club 3 cans 23j' PICKLES, original Bread and Butter. . .2 jars 35cV SALT, Diamond. Crystal 3 cartons 25 ygg V Royal Club SPINACH Lg. 21 can 2 for 33c 3 for 45c 12 for $1.59 1 can whole New Potatoes Both for 35c BORENE, thrift size pkg. 33t Bars, 4 for 19 FLOUR, Crown Kitchen Queen. . .40 lb. sk. $1.89 DYANSHINE Shoe Polish bottle 17 For Less Waste - - Better Taste Buy Holloway's Quality Fruits and Vegetables Cauliflower . each 15c Large white heede Large Artichokes t for 134 Lerge lor 15t Local Green Broccoli , , 1 lb. 19d Smell tender sterna Balton See Grapefruit.- , 4 lot 23t S4 else Sunklst Oranges, 200's..t doe, 497 Best toi Juice and arery use MEAT MARKET 112 N. Central We Wouldn't Give You A BUM STEER Pure Home Rendered LARD 2 lb. 35c Shoulder VEAL ROAST Lb. 25c Not that we're so pure and honest but lit this map ket we have a sort of complex about tender steaks. We Insist on selling steaks from well fed young ami carefree steers who can still remember their mothers. So If you get a tough steak for dinner to night you can be pretty sure that It does net cosne under the a bore description. And It serves yeu right for not buying it from this market. Phono 234S for the BEST MEATS Pre Delivery Dally 9 s.m. and S p.m. Saturday 8 a.m., 10 a.m., 2 p.m., and 4 p.nv J.