LMarch 1. HETtALD AND NEWS NINE
INGE EYED
N LUMBERING
FOR POSTWAR
The Itotul to
llvi'lin
LrTLAND, Mnrch 1 (If
H"1' !..!... rhnnim In
hlmcd lull""-""" -
iar era will bo from
V . ..i i.. Hmhor lo hnr.
kill o: Vl -
Cm timber crops in a aourco
Cmalcrlul, Col. Wllllum 1J.
I,w" l ..,n,io,.f nl Ihn
L, y, gOIU-'l" o-- -
i Cot Lumbermen's as-
.Hon, tM h".
orccloy told the Oregon
Krtlilng club yesterday Hint
I. cientlnl If lumber
!iid the morcli In economic
foment of the Pacific north.
.. i ...
ii said i,LI i",,i:,,i
tnmv Is bused on Industrial
Kiting which will change
brlnK 'ro"' a '"1rnlory 10
tiled Industry.
tl Grcclov slalod that war
iindi In four yenra took BO
on cot of lumber, or OU per
01 in" ll"l """" n uuf
ki thnl the. total won li-ss
t that demanded. In tho pur.
tt active construction In tho
Idle '20.
I
Itt at al aft
w. . ... - ,
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PASTEURIZED SKIM MILK
JDS TO ITS GOODNESS
A ..,.,iiDeiRIN(
uiriw
By Tha Associated Praia
1 Kiinti-in front: :rjt mlloa
(from Zullin).
2 Western front: 203 miles
(from wi-sl of Cologne).
3 Iliilln,, front: 044 miles
(from Hiuio rlvur).
Repeal of Chinese
Discrimination Asked
SALEM. Mnrch 1 (PjRcpenl
of nn 187U low preventing Chi
ni'Mf from working on public
projects Is soiikM by a bill Intro
duced by Sens. Frederick S.
Lamport and John Carson, both
of Snlcm.
Tho siMinto ent to tho house
yesterday a proposed cciimtitii
llonul umendment lo permit Chi
nese to own lnnd.
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ma
7-&ZW CLEAN GOLDEN SKINS
jgr and rich stores or
vitamin G mark our
Desert Grapefruit
Stimson Denies Plans to
Release Men After V-E Day
WASHINGTON, March 1 (IP),
Testimony Jy vctornns admin
istrator Frank T. Illncs that the
war department plans to re
lease from 200,000 lo 250.000
soldiers monthly after Ger
many's defeat was described as
"without foundation" today by
Sccrolnry Stimson.
Stimson said in a stutoment
thnt the basic elements In the
war department's mobilization
plan were made nubile last Sep
tember 8 and have not boon
changed.
Hlnes, testifying before the
house appropriations committee
recently, said "the war depart
ment contemplates releasing
from 200,000 to 230,000 men a
month" after V-E day.
Said Stimson:
"When hostilities cease In Eu
rope, tho wnr department In
tends to marshal against the
Japanese every soldier and
every Item of equipment that
can be used effectively to spend
our nnai victory.
This means, Stimson added,
that shipping priority will be
given to the transfer of men
and materials to the Pacific
ureas. Describing this as a
"tremendous undertaking,"
Stimson said that it must be
done "with all possible speed
nnd vigor or we will pay a
heavy prlco In the higher cas
ualtica of a longer Japanese
war."
Stimson added that all speed
consistent with the military
situation will be observed in re
turning men who can be re'
leased from the army overseas
"But," he added, "any sug
gestion that large numbers will
be coming home for discharge
Immediately after the fighting
stops in Europe can only lead to
cruel disappointment.
Mines had no comment on
atunson s statement.
HECEIVEB AMBASSADOR
VATICAN CITY, March 1 (IP)
Pope Pius XII today received
Baron Ernst von Weizsaecker,
German ambassador to the Holy
See, in a 30-minute private audi
ence. Chase's office, 203 Odd Fal
low! building, will ba o p n
very avening until 8 o'clock,
and on Sundaya, to assist work
ing man with Income Tax Problems.
BABY'S
COLDS
I fed
yf jfro Relieve misery direct
I YYfiA -without "dojfnffT
RUB ON
WICKS
V vaporub
ROOFING
FLAT WORK FULLY
GUARANTEED
Let Ua Quota Your Job
Grems Roofing
SERVICE ,
337 E. Main
Phona 4838, 5781
Appetizing
Schilling
VACUUM PACKED
COFFEE
Deaert sunshine grows our
grapefruit golden bright
uiidf and out ... fills them
to bursting with vitamin C
In fnct, half a Desert
Grapefruit providoa an
adult's primary tuppUl of
this all-Important vitamin.
Pokoyourspoon Intohnlf
t Juicy-rich liesert Grape
fruit at brenkfast. Add its
tingy goodness to luncheon
Iliads. And for a, taste
traat at dinner, serve
hilvta of natural-color
golden Doscrt Grapefruit.
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POSTS 53 BRAN
BRAN COH6V& I
tvrf svoAfsrifircef'
feus NEW breakfast idea
in
i, C ",ls'n Bran Is a brnnd
K , Mllat ldea' A comblna-
uuforown, crlsp-toastorl
Ws tan. n-. i.i.
At " -riiiRDSi piua
w toiifornla scedlau ral-
sins . . . right in the same pack
ago. And tho raisins in Post'a
Raisin Bran stay lendor, thanks
to Post's Tondcr-Sured process.
If you haven't yet tried this
magic combination, you're miss
ing a raro treat! Eucribody
ought to know about Tost's Rai
sin Bran. So delicious, and so
nourishing tool Don't let an
other day go by. Start enjoying
the downright flavor moflie of
Pott'i Raisin Bran today.
A Post Cereal
DISCOVER .
really fresh fruits and vegetables
selected by experts and rushed from farm
to store, naturally fresh.
Lemons
Oranges
Vi crate . .
Apples
California bursting with juice
Calif. Navels, goldan ripe 1c juicy, 5 lbs.
$3.19 Crate
Apples
Delicious extra fancy, fancy Lb.
Box ......
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Wineiaps, extra fancy and fancy
BOX . a .
.... Lb.
Gr. Onions
Carrots
Cauliflower
Radishes
Lettuce
Onions
Young and tender, local crop Bu.
New crop. No tops to pay for .
Roseburg,
Snowy white heads.
Lb.
Crispy and fresh
Crisp green heads .....Lb,
Ore. U. S. No. I Yellow Danvers. Lb.
10-Ib. sack .
Louisiana
Yams
Potatoes
lit
49c
$5.98
12c
$4.79
12c
$4.79
9c
" 7c
WAc
ibu 8c
IVAc
.67c
11c
12c
$4.59
aworld" of amazing'values "vfind out- howmuch"yb'ir saveTwherT you:
buy all your foods at Safeway,1 week after week and month after month'
you'll discoverfall ryour ' favorite . brands,' naturally fresh . produce -and
guaranteed better tasting meat, too. You'll discover a money-back'
guarantee fon f everything youbuy, at i fJ
TOMATO JUICE T. " " 25c
SUGAR PEAS imb"",' ' 14c
CUT BEANS ..T'bT.'.., ' ' 13c
DICED BEETS A! r He
Anny Cnntrr Hem (B. pti.). iM
vUflll O. B. Creatn Styl No. Ier lw
DICED CARROTS ?,'. "JT 12c
CHERRIES B.Abp'.., 40c
FRISKIES CUBES Tr". P.: 22c
OLD DUTCH CLEANSER 2c... 15c
SHIN0LA POLISH 111. 9c
DUZ GRANULATED SOAP 23c
WHITE KING SOAP 3 r 14c
FRESH EGGS
Grade A, Mediums, dor ...42e
Grade A, Large, doz 45c
SHORTENING
Snowdrift
S-lb jar el).
(ltBpU) WOW
GINGERBREAD MIX .7."'
CHILI POWDER Gebhardt'i
LESLIES SALTS
ea.
pk.
20c
V:?: 15c
Quick ar
Begniar-
ALBERS OATS
NABISCO 100 BRAN
SHREDCED WHEAT
CUDAHY'S TANG m'.I
3
t lb.
Pf-
lb.
pka.
8c
27c
,1V ITe
Me
32c
!Ab, 59e
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Kind!
BORDEN'S HEM0
GERBERS BABY FOOD
CUD Ull kf " B.rdea'i.
. tlr rfllLIN Ntille Hi B. pli.)
CANTERBURY TEA
AIRWAY COFFEE b. 20c
NOB HILL COFFEE n 23c 2 n. . 45e
can TC
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; boi, 22c
3 ,k.58e
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How to add glamour
to cabbage
onions,"' carrots
ml nAalAr
Lb.
Lb.
U. S. No. 1 Gema 100-lb. Sacks
U. S. No. 2 Gems . . . 50-lb. sack $1.98
Oxydol
Granulaied
5oap,
24-cn. pVg
Camay
..Toilet
Soap
3 p. 20
Swan i
.WhHa FloaHng
,Soap'
3te 29
j Concentrated
! ;Supej
. . . AND WITH MV
DEDUCTIONS IT'LL COST
PLENTV. WE'LL HAVETOJ
CUT DOWN -EVEM(
FOOD, CORA j
fOH, SOLLY! ANPTHEl
I LERCHS COMINS
TO PINNER
JANE, HARRy AVS WElLl
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FRENCH STYLE CABSAGt
j Corhblne cooked chopped cabbage, small amount
of milk and a beaten egg. Brown in a solid cake in
U little hot shortening or drippings in a frying pan. j
.COUNTRY'STYie SMOTHEREDCABBAGtt
Cook chopped cabbage in drippings with sally,
pepper and small amount of milk' until tender,
stirring occasionally to prevent burning, r
QUICKFRENCHONIOtr 50Ur
Cook sliced onions in a small amount of ahorten-1 '
ing or drippings until limp but not brown. Add
about 1 cup water and 1 or 2 chicken or beef
.bouillon cubes per serving; salt and pepper to
taste. Serve with cheese toast or grated cheese
SDrinkled on top of each bowl of aouo.
'CARROTS LYONNAISl
Brown" sliced cooked carrots, a little chopped,
onion, salt and pepper in hot butter or shorten,
ing. (Cooked the same as Lvonnaise Potatoes.) .
M TOASTED BAKED POTATOES7
rare potatoes, brush with melted drippings. Roll "
potatoes in murture of crumbs, salt and pepper,
then in beaten egg, then again in the crumb mix-
ture. Bake in a covered casserole in a moderately
hot oven (400 F.) for about 1 hour or until done.
BAKED MASHED SQUASH
steam-unpeeled pieces of winter squasliTintil
tender, scrape from shell, mash, season with salt,
pepper and add enough milk to make the same
' consistency as mashed, potatoes. Put into a bak
ing dish, dot with butter or margarine, sprinkle
with brown sugar and chopped nuts, if desired.
Bake in a moderate oven (350 F.) until heated
through and browned on top. This is a good way
.to use leftover squash or plan to cook enough at
.4 one time to serve the second time in this way. ;
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Mrs. Wright's Bread
It trader-frail Just taata K i. i t .
fragrant flavor and you'll b. won l-IO. iout to
21? S '!!" wrtB.BrMd """'i-lb loaf, 2
tuna lor au. - - ,
. for 25c
Edwards Coffee
54"
Toa can depend on Edjmrds. m i
Quzditr, blending and roast- -Sl.
Ing are rlfrldl? controlled. Al- tar
mtys GOOD colfee.
DISCOVER
WE
PAY HIGHEST CASH
PRICES FOR: a .
Dressed Veal, Rabbiri,
Chickens, Eggs. See your .
Safeway man,' NOW! '
Ulr4t(
31
per
ib.43c
l Safeway
Homemakers' BureS9
'JULIA LEE WRIGHT, Dlnctot;
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FOR LENTEN MENUS
Halibut " P.r ib. 43c
- Sliced, frozen iiih. (No points)
Fresh Sole i
, Fetrali kind. Ration free.
Fresh Smelt .... 2 lb,. 25c
The season's choicest morsel. (No points)
Sliced Ling Cod lb.27c
Piece Ling Cod " ib.20c,
Froaen fish, rich in flavor. (No points)
14-oi. Jar
$1.05
pint 65c
! Prawns
Nate's
Fresh Oysters
For that old fashioned stew.
Hen Turkeys Grade a . 51c
Luncheon Meats
at Lowest Prices
:--..:Mri.a....-...a...aaaakaa
rr!s PERfEcny simple, cora
FOR MONTHS NOW IVE BEEN
BUVINS ALL MV FOOD AT ' "
SAFEWAY. EVERVTHINS I GET
IS GOOD, ANDTHS SAVINGS I
MAKE ARE REALLY WORTHWHILE
est w rrL. i
CORA DEAR,yOUR OINNErY ITiS NO SECRET,
WAS SIMPLV DELICIOUS. AGNES. OANETOLD
HOW DO VOU FIND SUCH m ABOUT SAFE WAV,
GOODIES IN TIMES UKE AND NOW I 6Uy
THESE ? yEVERYTHINS THESE.
fv'O fiyi MV RECORDS SHOW -
" V S3 ''W SAVINS A LITRE
STEAKS
SIRLOIN (11 prs.) 'A
ROUND (13 prs.) 'A'
T-BONE (12 pts.) ,'A'
GROUND BEEF (4 pti.) lb. 28c
Lamb Chops (7
Ib. 40c
lb. 38c
lb. 48e
Rib
Ib.
pts.) 'A'
43ev
SAFEWAY
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