Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 08, 1945, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextZIOHT MEDFORD MAIL-TRIBUNE Thuridar. Not. 8. I94S RECORD INFLUX OF TOURISTS IS State Highway Commission Travel and Information Dept. Plans Campaign By Eldon Barrett United Press Correspondent Salem, Ore., Nov. 8 (U.R) The state highway commission's travel and information depart ment Is shifting back into high Bear after operating in com pound low during four years of war. Back In the driver's seat Is Director Harold B. Say, who was on leave from the depart ment while in the navy where he held the rank of commander. Say picked up a few Ideas while In the service and he plans to use some of these ideas in the lob of luring tourists 10 Oregon, the primary objective of the department. Record Influx S..n Say believes that Orcgonlans must prepare themselves tor tne greatest tourist business ever seen in the state. He pointed out that Imme diately after gasoline restric tions were lifted last August, every person that owned a car took to the open road (at least for a mile or two) just to see what It felt like. This pent up desire to travel is rapidly being released and Say believes It will gain such momentum that near ly everyone who can afford it will be traveling next summer. "We'll have more business in Oregon than we can handle at first." Say asserts. To entice the nation's tourist to Oregon, the travel and In formation department Is step ping up its national advertising program. It has some $200,000 for this purpose more than twice the amount spent on ad vertising In 1841. Cltli.ns Can Bid Falling in line with comments by the governor's tourist promo tion committee, Say says that Oregonians themselves can do a lot toward advertising Oregon right here at home. "Treat the tourist good, and he will come back and bilng his friends," said Say. He recommends that ner- chants plan merchandising pro grams to sell goods typical of tl.e Pacific northwest, parties larly of the state, such as Pendleton shirts, loggers' boots, myrtle wood and Juniper novel ties, and buckaroo clothing. He explained that on a trip through New Mexico and Art zona, he noticed that nearly every tourist purchased a Navajo blanket, a commodity typical of that area. Chambers Advised He suggests that chambers of commerce be prepared to show and tell tourists where they can see Oregon's 'industries In the field. "A tourist Isn't satisfied with just seeing a flatcar loaded with logs, as a representation of our logging Industry. He wants to see those logs cut and brought out of the woods," Say elaborat ed. Say was very gratified at learning of Interest taken by other organizations In connec tion with tourist promotion. "The more persons interested, the better Job we can do," he said. D.A.V. Forget-Me-Not Drive Friday, Saturday Proclaimed Mayor Clarence A. Meeker today proclaimed next Friday and Saturday "Forget-Me-Nof day in Mcdford and urged resi dents to support the drive for funds by the Jackson County chapter. Disabled American Veterans, for the rehabilitation of disabled veterans. D. A. V. Chapter Command er John Meals said the commit tee in charge of the special drive will have headquarters at the Allen Hotel. "Forget-Mc-Not funds," Meals said, "are used entirely for the chapter's rehabilitation pro gram. Our service officer, 205 Liberty building, offers free assistance to all veterans In pre paring and filing claims with the Veterans Administration, The mayor's proclamation follows: "WHEREAS, the patriotic citizens of this community fully realize that the nation's first obligation should be to the dis abled veteran, who has given e part of his body and his well being In defense of our land and; "WHEREAS, the number of disabled veterans of World War II returning to our shores has already exceeded the number who returned from World War I, and; "WHEREAS, the Disabled American Veterans, an organlza tlon incorporated by an act of Congress as an official voice of men and women disabled in defense of the nation, has pledg ed Itself to see that our disabled veterans and their dependents are so compensated as to be enabled to maintain a decent American standard of living, and; "WHEREAS, the local chapter of the Disabled American Veter ans has been of great service to the veterans of this community. and: "WHEREAS, the D. A. V. has chosen Nov. 0th and 10th as its annual Forget-Me-Not Days in this community, the funds de rived from said drive to be used In behalf of the disabled veteran and his dependents: "THEREFORE, I Clarence Central Point Central Point, Nov. 8 Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Gurkozlch, of San Jose, Calif., spent several days recently visiting at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. G L. Floux. They enjoyed some fish ing while here, and said that they thought southern Oreison pretty nice. This was their first trip to Oregon. Homo Extension unit will meet at the home of Nola Gm-hr-ing on November 14. This Is a week earlier than usual .icccusc of Thanksgiving day.' Subject for the meeting will be "Sugnr Saving Recipes" presented by Mrs. Stella Anderson and Mrs. Martha Parsons. Golden Link class party will be at the home of Mrs. Lettic Gregory, Friday, November 9. Kenneth Adams S-2c returred to San Diego Sunday, o'ter visiting relatives and friends here for a few days. Un Mall Tribune Want Ada Navy Discharges . Over Half Million Washington, Nov. 8 (U.R) The navy demobilization pro gram has passed the half-million mark, A spokesman said today that through yesterday 805,000 offi cers and enlisted personnel were discharged. This Included 441, 000 male enlisted, 47,000 male officers and 16,500 Waves (20 per cent of the total Wave strength). TEDDERS ARRIVE Washington, Nov. 8 (U.R) British Air Marshal Sir Arthur Tedder arrived here by plone from Great Britain with Mrs. Tedder today for a three-weeks tour of U. S. military Installa tions. The Tedders were greet ed by Gen. Carl A. Spaatz, for mer commander of the U. S. strategic air forces, and other high military officials. fie i to C1hsTi 4 lit) Saturday aftarnooo t-iaaia ramemnef i V .". , mod, W,h CINCH HOT CAKE MIX. Each pack age contain! AIL neceuary Ingredienli. Just add water, mix and bake. For a fatly change (old 'A cup of grated cheeie Into package contents and bake. Try Cinch Wafflos and Cinch Corn Bread, fool PASTEURIZED Meeker, mayor of Medford do hereby proclaim Friday and Saturday Disabled American Veterans Forget-Me-Not Days and request all citizens, interest ed groups and societies to par ticipate in the day. "Clarence A. Meeker." Wermuth Greeted By 20 Relatives And Loving Wife Chicago, Nov. 8 U.R MaJ. Arthur W. Wermuth, the "one man army" on Bataan's fall, came home today for a reunion with his wife. He stepped from a plane that brought him, with his mother and sister, from San Francisco, into the arms of his wife, Jean. She smothered him with kisses, as a group of nearly 20 relatives crowded around to greet him. 1 "Gosh this Is Just about the most wonderful feeling I've ever had," Wermuth said. Back to within six pounds of his normal 185 pound weight. Wermuth said he had wasted away to 103 pounds in Jap prisons. "He doesn't look to me as though he's changed much," his of war finance, said today that wife said. good.' "He looks awfully North Dakota Tops '' Bond Purchases Washington, Nov. 8 (U.R) Robert Coyne, assistant director Park View Convalescent Home 153 Granite St., Alhland. Ore. Equipment for bed patients. Registered Nurse In Charge CERTIFIED ACCORDION STUDIO 1211 W. Main Ph. 2755 North Dakota leads the nation in purchases of E bonds with 31 per cent of its goal achieved. Montana, neighboring state to the west, was second with nearly 30 per cent of its E quo ta met, Coyne said. Husbands! Wives! Want new Pep and Vim? Tbousauidj of couple are weak, worn-out, ex LuiuttHl lolely because bodr lucks Iron. For new Im. vltaJltv. try Osim Tonic Tablets. Contain1 Iron yon. too, may nerd for pep: also lupplim tiumiD Bi, Get 35c Introductory lUe now only 2'M. At all druf stores everywhere In Medford at Western Thrift Stores. The goal for purchases by In dividuals is 54,000,000,000. Of this it is expected $2,000,000,000 will be in the series securities. Us Mail Trtnun Want Ada. Worry of ' FALSE TEETH Slipping or Irritating? Don't be embarrassed by loose fa Is teeth slipping, dropping or wabbltnf when you eat, talk or laugh. Just sprinkle a little FASTEETH on your plates. This pleasant powder gives a remarkable sense of added comfort and security by holding plates mora firmly. No gummy, gooey, pasty tast or feeling. It's alkaline (non-acid). Get FASTEETH at any drug store. re av .R,C5k Vou'if find ptenty ef fresh fruits end vegetables at Safemy There's nothing like tender, fresh fruits and vegetables to add mouthwatering zest to November meals . . . and there's no place like Safeway to find them delectably fresh! That's why Safeway can guarantee the flavor and quality of fruits and vegetables every time you buy. So serve them often now . . . while they're still plentiful. How to make hearty soups for winter energy A steaming bowl of hearty soup is a short cut to energy during these days when Jack Frost holds sway. With winter produce as a base you can create an appetizing repertoire of delicious soups to satisfy the most robust appetite. Build your menus about any of the recipes listed below and don't be surprised when the whole family calls for second helpings. CABBAGE Crisp solid heads, locally grown lb. 5c POTATOES U. S. No. Ti Netted Gemr 10 lbs. 35c Lowest price In Medford on 50-lb Sacks U. S. No. 2 Spuds APPLES Crispy, Juicy Jonathans or Delicious Extra fancy, fancy and C grade lb. 1214c Sweet Potatoes Jerseys Squash Marblehead or Hubbard Celery lb. 7V2c . 5c lb. 17c CARROT AND POTATO CHOWDIR 1 small dry onion, finely chopped 4 tbsps. butter or margarine 2 cups diced raw potatoes 2 cups boiling . water 1 tsp. salt Vi tsp. paprika 2 carrots, diced and cooked 2 cups scalded milk f 1 tbsp. flour In large saucepan; saute onion in 2 tablespoons butter or margarine un til lightly browned; add potatoes, boiling water, salt and paprika. Boil about 15 minutes, or until potatoes are soft. Add carrots, milk, and flour mixed with remaining butter or mar garine. Cook 5 minutes, stirring until smooth and thickened. Serves 6. UNTIL OR MAN SOUP 2 slices bacon or Dash of cayenne salt pork, aicea l tbsp. shorten- Yz cup sliced onion ing Steero . Bouillon Cubes S0DA CRACKERS n-cub. 2-ib. pkg. 33c- Cauliflower Snowball Oranges VB,enel" 252's and larger Grapes Red Emperors lb. 15c 5 Lb- 54c lb. 13c Soup Mixes Betty Crocker's VTea&3Pkg,27c Camels also Chesterfield, Lucky Strike, Raleigh and Kools. 2Pkgs.25c ctn.123 Roma Wine Sweet White F"th" $1.05 2 tsps. flour 1 hard-cooked egg 1 lemon, sliced 6 cups cold water Vi cup sliced . celery 1 cup lentils or beans !4 tsp. salt t tsp. dry - mustard Crisp bacon or salt pork; add onion and celery; saute until lightly browned. Add lentils or beans, which have been washed; add water, cover; simmer 3 hours, or until beans are soft, adding more water as needed. Rub through sieve; reheat; add well mixed seasonings. Melt shortening; stir in flour; add strained soup mix ture gradunlly; cook 3 minutes, stir ring constantly, until smooth and thickened. Turn into serving dishes; garnish with thin slices of hard cooked egg and lemon. Serves 4. Safeway Homemakers' Bureau JULIA LEE WRIGHT. Director Oyster Crackers brand I -lb. pkg. ISc Flapjack Flour, Alber's 2y2-lb. pkg. 22c Kraft Cheese, parmisello grated pkg. lie Cheese Spread, Kraft pineapple 5-oz. 1 9c Cheese AJrrcLFF.dL.ento !2-lfc. pkg. 20c Macaroni Dinner 6-oz. pkg. ISc Porter Spaghetti CouTLong . 14-oz. pkg. Ic Cherub Milk, 3 fall cans 27c; 4 baby tins ISc Peanut Butter Be'' I -lb. jar 25c Sunny Bank Margarine (8 pts.) I -lb. pkg. 20c 5 Leg of Lamb 2 Shoulder Lamb cut' AA ib Eh D AIM OltMNA 1 4M I U MIIII UIIUJJS, laillU 'AA 3 Rib Chops, lamb 0 Lamb Stew 0 Beef Short Ribs, AA & A grade, lb. 20c 0 Ground Beef, ground fresh lb. 28c 5 Sirloin Steak 'AA' lb. 42c 'A' lb. 38c 2 Chuck Roast, arm & blade "A" lb. 27c 0 Asst. Luncheon Meal, type 2 lb. 45c 0 Hen Turkeys, grade A lb. 43c 0 Fryers New York Dressed "A" lb. 48c OFowl New York Dr.is.d "A" lb. 4lc Morning Glory Oats Mother's Oafs H. 0. Oafs Regular and quick Cup and Saucer Prom. Quick Cooking Cream of Wheat Re9Q1u"rd Malfo Meal FZ3SSt Flapjack Flour, Albers Inw Pftltnuar Miv Plain (10-os. ""J "HA pkg.) or corn 4 Grade $Jc Grade j)c l&U pts, AA lb. $7 A lb. iO 3m7 . 35c "A ib. 34c . lb. www "A lb. ' aa" lb. 45c- -A" ib. 43c I AA- lb. 20c -A- lb. 1 7c I Sno White Salt, plain or iodized Grade "A" Eggs, large Grade "A" Butter, (8 pts.) Beans S Rice, Blue Rose 43-oz. pkg. 26c 3-lb. pkg. 3Sc 2-Ib. pkg.24c 28-oz. pkg. 22c 2S-oz. pkg. 22c 2i2'lh. pkg. 22c IOI 2-OZ. pkg. 21c pkg. 7c dozen 62c 1 - lb. pkg. 55c 2- lb. pkg. 22c 2-lh. pkg. 22c leer) to Carve Property Just send for your FREE copy of Julia Lee Wright's illustrated booklet "Cutting Remarks," tell in. how to carve ALL KINDS OF MEAT, POULTRY AND FISH. 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