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SELECTIONS DUE
TO LEAVE POSTS
Washington, May S4. U.
President Truman hit released
four of the 10 cabinet members
he inherited from Franklin D.
Roosevelt, and Insiders said to
day that several more were slat
ed to go.
The net effect appears to be
potentially more conservative
administration.
In announcing the cabinet
changes at his news conference
yesterday Mr. Truman said he
had resignations on file from
every official who can resign
He remarked that he could ac
cept them at will.
With the cabinet shake-up
came announcement that Harry
L. Hopkins had been tent to
while an estimated 1.500 specially-detailed
troops camped on
the shores of Lake Michigan
ready to seize and Operate the
10,000 trucks Idled by the walk
out which halted deliveries of
food, drugs and war material in
the Chicago area.
HELD FOR DEATH
Miami, Fla., May 24. (U.R)
Joseph Munn. 43, will be tried
by the criminal court of record
at Its next session on charges of
manslaughter in connection with
the death o' Mrs. Doretta M
Zinke, at the teeth of a pack of
his pit terriers.
At the conclusion of five
hour hearing at which Oppen
born acted as coroner the Jus
tice of the peace ruled against
Munn on ail counts. He found
that Munn knew the "propensity
or viciousness of the doss knew
Moscow on "special diplomatic mat they were running at large,
mission." The language of the
announcement permitted the as
sumption that Hopkins might
not return to his job as "special
assistant to the president."
The White House shakeup has
Just begun. Most of the Roose
velt intimates will go It Is
understood here. Judge Samuel
I. Rosenman of New York, spe
cial counsel to the late President
Roosevelt, will abandon his
White House desk by June 13
He plans to open law offices in
New York.
David K. Niles of Massachu
setts, one of the political manlpu
lators among Mr. Roosevelt's
White House associates, also Is
understood to be on the way out
Hopkins probably will begin
to fade from the political scene
when his diplomatic duties are
discharged. His mission to Mos
cow appears to be to seek some
mutual agreement with Marshal
Josef V. Stalin on some of the
points covered by the last big
three conference at Yalta. Hop
kins accompanied Mr. Roosevelt
on all such expeditions.
ILLACElORS
LOWERING TARIFF
New York, May 24 flJ.R)
Secretary of Commerce Henry
A. Wallace today urged that the
nation, prepare to lower Its tar
Iff and encourage world trade
on a "live and let live" basis.
rfe told the New York Foreign
Trade Week committee that the
"great mistake", of the 1020's
was "that we gave foreign na
tion, reason to Relieve that we
never would allow them to send
enough goods Into the United
6tatet to balance our exports,
States to balance our exports,
with no margin to pay even the
interest on the money which we
bave loaned abroad."
' This time I trust we shall
choose the path which leads to
large volume of exports which
can eventually be established on
sound sustained basis."
CALL OFF STRIKE
Chicago. May 24 AI.F9 Raise
seeking Chicago truck drivers
were returning to their war-vital
Jobs today to end a paralyzing
week-long strike called off lest
than six hours before the gov
ernment was to have seized
trucking lines Involved.
Officials of the Independent
Chicago truck drivers onion
ordered the 6,500 strikers back
to work shortly after President
Truman authorized the office of
defense transportation to take
over as of 12 01 today.
The president's order came
and "did not take proper orecau
tlons to have said dogs properly
encio.iea
Chairmen Named
For Poppy Sales
Merrill Beneka and Mary De-
Berry win serve as chairmen in
Charge of the sales of buddy
poppies May 25 and 26, it was
announced today, Beneka to
serve for Crater Lake Post No.
1833, Veterans of Foreign Wars
and Mrs. DeBcrry for the auxiliary.
The post and auxiliary is ask
ing every member of both groups
to aid in the tale, pointing out
that a greater amount of money
will be needed this year to help
returning servicemen in their
problems of returning to clvi
Han life.
Boy Scout News
By Dan Boggls, Scribe
Troop 17 of Oold Hill plans to
improve the Scout hall soon.
They will repair the front, fix
up the rest rooms and add a
kitchen. The back part of the
building Is to be the game room
with new gymnastic equipment.
A cement floor it planned for
this room.
To add to the improvement
fund motion picture in techni
color "A Trip on the Rogue
River," will be shown Tuesday,
May 22 at 9:00 p. m., with a
small admission charge.
The picture, about fishing and
boating on the Rogue River, is
said to be both interesting and
educational. The films are prop
erty of Glon Woolridge, veteran
guide and river boatman of the
Rogue.
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Baked Carrots
1 raw carrots
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2 tbip. butter
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in baking dlth with W inch
water covering bottom. Brush
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C and H Brown Sugar tod
talk Bakt till tender.
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Baccalaureate address at the
Southern Oregon College of
Education will be delivered by
the Reverend G. M. Shuman of
the First Presbyterian church of
Ashland, Sunday May 27. His
subject will be "A Plan for Liv
ing". Services will be held In the
auditorium of the administration
building at 2.-30 p.m.
Sailor Making Love
Hurls Boy In Lake
New York, May 24. (U.PJ
Donald Flfer, 18, a sailor heaved
an 11-year-old boy into Central
Park lake last night for reas
ons. A policeman who witnessed
the heave-ho arrested Fifer on
felonious assault charge. Fifer
explained in the police line-up
today:
"I was seated on the bench
with my girl friend. I wanted to
get in as much loving as I could.
I only had a 48-hour pass and
two kids kept running around
the bench."
Ralph Gilmore Is
Freed From Prison
Pfc. Ralph Gillmore has been
released from a German prison
camp, Stalag 4B, a wire from
Gillmore to his wife, 28 Ge
Bauer apartments, ttatet. The
wire, which was tent through
the Red Cross, arrived Friday.
Gillmore served with the 106th
infantry division before being
taken prisoner last December
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PASTEURIZED or RAW
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His father, H. C. Gillmore, re
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Please remember
GRADUATION
CARDS
Send cards of congratula
tion to your friends who
are graduating this year.
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Inslis or Outside Picnics
Picnic and Spring holidays go hand in hand. A
novelty all the family will enjoy i home picnic
with a hot dish for the main attraction. Or you
may want to pack all the fixin'a in the old
fashioned way and let the family prepare their
own in the wide open apacet. The auggestiona
below will give you a head-start for a leisurely
day with a minimum amount of time in the
kitehen.
Jmide Picnic
HOT POTATO SALAD CASSEROLI
Make your favorite potato aalad, place in cas
aerole and layer with sliced frankfurttrt or diced
luncheon meat, sliced onions, cooked peas or
string beans and dot with mustard and mayon
noise. Top with potato aalad and bake in mod
erate oven (375 F.) 30 minutee.
Outtide Picnic
SANDWICHE3-"Mak Your Own"
Take along
Assorted Bread
Head of lettuce Mayonnaise
Meat or fish talad Hard cooked eggs
Peanut butter and Jelly
MACARONI AND CHEESE SALAD
Marinate macaroni in French Dreeaing. Combine
with diced cheeee, tliotd olives, sliced radishes,
diced onion and mayonnaise. Garnish with to
matoes. Pickles and carrot circles
Devil'a food cup cakes with whits icing or eookiee
Fnllt
Hot Coffee V Lemonade
(Carry Umon juict and tugar in Jar. Combine
with water and ice at ecene of picnic.)
Ssjtway
Homemakert' Bureau
JUUA MSt WRIGHT, Duater ,
m
Mrs. Wright's Bread
For Tosty
Sandwiches
l'l-lb. loaf Af.
2 for
Crocked Wheat, 1-lb. loaf lie
Corned Beef Hash Libb (23 R- )
No. 2 can
23c
Kraft Velveeta Cheese (24 R Pt J au, Pkg 75c
Ta ng MakM Ta,ty SandwiehM (6 R-Pt0 12. nn 32c
Prem Swift'.fSerreHotorCold (6R.pt,.) eaa34C
Potted Meat Libb Tas" Fi,,er (1 R- J M n6c
Cheese Pabs,-ett' Sfanda"' or pim-14 R; pt,,) 6w.o..Pkg. 21c
Cheese Ame,lean' Duteh Mi" (24 R- p, Pk9. 75c
Porter's Macaroni pkB. 14c
Jell Well AH Flavor, in Stock 5,,
Chocolate Syrup Sife" Brand 2Q.. jM28c
Horse Radish Mustard Be5t Food" 91. B,... 10c
Sweet Relish i4..,.r27c
Chopped Olives Libby', N. M 13c
Jelly Glasses s,uator Ta" ,0. .u do,.n37c
Cer'to Pee,in Dea,-Sav6 by buyin9 bott,e 3 . Bottie. 47c
Jels-Rite u"uld ,'i"-f' M-8.ei. bolH. 13c
Pen Jel Powde,ed Pec,in 3.0s. Pkfl. 12c
Flour che Craft $2.05 2S-lb. sic. $1.05
Flour W lifted Snow $1.19 $2-38
Flour Harve,t womo" S9,b sk $1.78 ,b. 92c
Pancake Flour Suiann"Brand -M. Pkg. 19c
Edwards Coffee
- Regular and Drip
i.n,.jor28e
Nob Kill Coffee, I -IS), bag 'c
Delicious whole bean, 2-lb. 45c , Mim.m
Airway Caffee 3-Ib. bag K-ftc
Ground fresh, 1-lb. bag 20c -
OanJerbury Tea 1-oz. gc
Orange Pekoe, black
FiSfsrs, BependabSe crlc
Paper 2 pktt. 15c pktt. I V
Sun Valley Beverage OcdePnl;it
Refreshing, Va-gal. jug
Tomato Juice 4&-oz.
Sunny Dawn, fancy (20 B. pti.) Mm I
Grapefruit Juice 43-oz. 'HQ6
Town House (20 B. pts.) ?
GaaI C'i,mA-i 5
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Stamps 35 and 36
SsedSess Raisins
Full of Iron
Carn CoHuonr' Ka.2can
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lbs.
2-lb.
pkg.
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KriPY Medium die C 1 Qc
Crackwt 2-lb. box 330 Bar vf t Cakes AO
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Fresh
HALIBUT
Sliced
45c lb.
Assorted
LUNCH MEATS
39c lb.
WEINERS
37c lb.
LAMB CHOPS lb. 43c
Lamb Shoulder Roast.. lb. 34c
BREAST of LAMB..... lb. 21c
OYSTERS . pint 65c
DILL PICKLES 3 10c
MINCE MEAT . 2 35c
BONELESS CODFISH.. lb. 43c
Home
G. B., Cream Style (20 B. ptt.)
Gut Beans No. 2 can
Wilamet (2 cans 10 pts.)
a, III a k. ah
aweei west reas no. l can 1 so
Fine Spring Dish (30 B. pts.) i I 0
Diced Carrots 303 jar I'lc
Blue Tag (No points)
Fresh Cuban
Ifoic to Can
Freeh Pineapple
fteptre hj peeling, "eye
ing" and coring. Pack into
clean ja:s, cover with hot
syrup, using a thin or me
dium or heavy tymp (thin
syrup. -I cup tugar to 2
cups water; medium. lVi
cups tugar to 2 cupt wa
ter; heavy, 2 cupt sugar to
2 cupi water) to within I
inch ol top ol jar. Adjust
lids to jars according to
type used, teal tell sealing
lids. Proctst in hot water
bath lor 20 minutes for
quarts, counting time alter
tht water Io tht top ol the
Jan ttartt to boil. Or,
process in a prcssurt cook
er lor 10 minutet at i
pounds pressure. Tighten
lids ol all but ttll-sealing
jars alter processing it lin
ished. Do not invert fart
to cooL
Local
PINEAPPLE
NEW GREEN PEAS
GREEN CELERY Utah type
SPRING RADISHES
CABBAGE
DRY ONIONS
TOMATOES
GARROTS
LEMONS '
VALENCIA ORANGES
NAVEL ORANGES
GRAPEFRUIT
lb. ISc
29c
lb. 18s
5c buJ
solid, critp lb. 8c
Yellow Danver, 10 Lb 63c
Field Grown ). 240
2 benches 15c
lb. 12c
Sunkist
Desert
lb. Its
lb. lie
lb. 12s
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