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Newspaper Page TextMaritime Leaders Open Conference With SeamanWelf are Chief Issue 8KATTLE, June 9 (II World inurlllme It-iulrr opening nil In li'iimtluiiul conference licru to- luy In in effort to Improve Avorkhm uuil llvlnil foml II loiin ill i yiculurlnu nien muy foe offered a iiriiioiuimuiiii 01 American m 'lior strategy. The opening uf the Interim- tlnnul liilinr conference's mull tuna cunfcrciice wan iclicilnli'il Jur ths lame hour as wurk Stuppuuo by 62.0U0 members (it two Ar L Murltlmii unions In ull Jrnrls on thr Alliintlc, Gulf unl J'ucKIc coasts, Until were net lor 11 v. m. II'ST) hut there wii no Indication frnm union lenders of liny connection. Hurry Lundeberg, president of Iiip AKL 8rtfnrer Interniitlunul linlun, one of the union In volved, It lino mi American In Imr flelcuute to the maritime con iclimce, Bchwsllsnbach JCynol The 2;iily conference open In Seattle! civic auditorium Willi Keynote address by Sec retary of Labor Scbwellonburli. fclec-uon of conference prcsl dent, three vice president mid the. all-Important steering com rnlttee are other events on the Opening agenda. l.iihor dulrgute from the :i2 ma ions already represented in Conference caucuses looked to the labor secretary' address to jiidlciitii the United Slates' Mil THiile on Ihn chief Imhio a mini rnum wime for nhle seiimen. Workers' representative plini to push for the hlithest minimum W"Ke they can obtain. The United Kingdom's work ers' dclcgule, Charles Jurman and ihe Swedish government rielegntos were the first to In troduce conference resolutions. Jarmun proposed crculton of an liitorniitlouul shipping uuth orllv and urged that the ship l.lug Industry, both shipowners and seafarers, should bo repre sented In the iiiilloniil delega tions to the peace conference. The luller resolution proposed that separate treatment snoum be iiccnrded to compensation claims of Hilled merchant sea men arlslna out of Inhumane warfare at sen or detention as prisoners of war. Dm- Swedish resolution urged Ihe conference to ask all nation lo report wluit they have done or Intend to do toward Improv ing the conditions for seumoil when visiting ports. Another resolution proposed thut the con lerence Invite the interniitlonul labor office to consider tlio pos sibility of regulating the ues- Itaves Hands Soft and Smooth RAIN DRpPS AMERICA'S WASH WORD 4 It ' .Whether it' baby, mother, or doctor there i com plt agrtemeat on the tuperb quality of Darigold Eviporactd Milk. Babies .peak for it with iturdy bodies and sunny dispositions. Mothers and house wives fall in love with it at they use it in the kitchen. They aervt it with pride in the cream pitcher and use it in doteni of recipe calling for milk. A for doctors, they have solid, scientific reasons for speci fying Darigold in Baby' formula. If you ara not acquainted with this evaporated milk, try it in your home ,You have a treat in store. Dtrifsli BrspeiiNd Milk tlx Viunla D comant Su bun tncTeuad by ths addition ef 2J (JSP uniu of laualtu oiumin D, par fluid nine. This pttmdaa not Iih tain 400 USP unm etc tuarl bn equal volumaa of Dirifold Milk and wtar n miiad. Vitamin D, liunuu nuttitin nlu for Infanta, children and adulu. Duicld Milk It httnoftnind for tuitr diMiibiliiy and aaf.suatd.d bf (itfiliniim and ir.u'slit a.almg in tha can, Aik your phnician for hit formula for prtiwrin Viiamin D Incrrmd Darigold Milk for your kabr. ACCIPTID Tht aMrftl...l tl.lau fat Diniftlt Ht.pM.tia Mtlk a.a atc.pt. bla to th. Caunnl an l-'aed, and N.ttltlan f tha Am. tit. Madical AitsiliiMa. TISTED Thi Viumin D cm BMril(l Milk it pffiAd.rillr 11 1. bf thi Wlifniin A1um Ml Rtutcdl FouRdi I aWLL 1 f-'-.od t. I K A 1 I'W' oTTSJPas mi l'lWCRE l Scientist- to Seek Larvae on Mt. Hood PORTLAND, June 8 !') A world-wide search fur the lurvua of a rnre species of dragonfly, conducted for 40 years by an Internationally known entomo logist, today wa centering around marshes of Mount Hood's loulheust slope. Dr. James C. Nevdhum, pro fessor emeritus of naturul his tory at Cornell university, Ithaca, N. Y., reported he Is confident h I s search of the marshes east of government Camp will be fruitful. Amateur entomologists of Portland and Ore sham have captured adult specimens of the dragonfly tanypleryx hagen! but the larvae and habits of the Insect are not known to science. tlon of seamen's welfare In ports on the basis of International cooperation. All but rtv or ine 411 nation represented In the International lubor organization have signified tnelr Intentions of liuvlng dele gate at the conference , Government to Pay Man for Injuries WASHINGTON. June 0 (II Rennte approval sent to the White House a bill authorizing payment of 11617 lo Irving W. earned of 1'ortland, urc., lor nlurles suffered when he truck by an army truck July accompanying tne legislation 30, 1U4S, In Portland. A report ' blumed the army driver. Logging Roads Will Be Built PORTLAND, Ore., June 6 (IP) Construction of forest service logging roads, financed by a spe cial (1.000.000 housing subsidy fund, will get underway Immedi ately In Washington and Oregon, the regional foresters oince re norted todav. The fund i In addition to the 11,900,000 appropriation for the regular 1048-47 fiscal rood build Ing program, James Frankland regional forest service engineer, said. Tracts to be opened by the subsidy fund are in the Lewis river area north of Yacolt in Skamania county, Wash., eastern Clackamas county and the limp qua river area of Douglas coun ty In Oregon, for which road plans are already mapped and ready for private contracting. frankland said timber allow ing 500,000,000 board feet pro duction would be available by 1047 and 1048, 400 million of it In Oregon. Other appropriations are ex pected later In the summer, the forester said, but the first roads will permit the fastest action In HKRAI.D t NEWS. Klaasalk ralla, Ois. THURSDAY, Umt , HIS, Cat Nln Corvallis Projects Sanctioned by CPA PORTLAND, June 6 (IP) Two construction project at Corvallis have been approved KIRBY Vacuum Cleaner Aalharlf'4 Salaa ant Sarvlcs ttt Km. ISIS rkana itlt. 1131, Stat ar tisa n fiffefious fd tl ,l FROZEN f 117 I I J 1 KX DESSEHTS SERVE5 8 getting mills. loci from the woods to bv the Oregon office, civilian production administration. They arc: Chi Omega Build ing Corp., $14,000 for altera tlon to the sorority reddence; nd $70,000 for Oregon Stat college to erect quonset hut for a ttudent dining facility. Classified Ad Erlng Remit 197 Cat, Ca SI I 1S14 Leach Service Co. Electrical Contracting . . Household and Commercial Work. Small Motor and Electrical Appliance Repalf Fluorescent Lighting lor Home. Office or Store ? Y ? ? Y f f ? AVaslVHMjM as I I I I 5H a Cute tricks with June vegetables Doubt your enjoyment of Ihe grand variety of colorful, gsrdrn-frash voga Ublra that sra plentiful in Jun hy pro paring thorn in dim-rent ways. Take a look at thoae bright ideas on I h subject. MAIN DISH ECCPLANT-Cist gg plnnt in half lengthwise and parboil for 1A minutes. Scoop out ctntar. mash and combine with chopped cookad meat, t cup of broad crumba. grated onion, and aoaaonmga to taatr. Add a beaten egg and mis well. Refill aholls. dot with but ter or margarine, snd bake in hot oven 100 K.i for 1A minutes. Servea 4 to 6. CARROTS AND SQUASH Cut ear rota and turchini or Italian squash In thin sheet, snd steam in just a bit of water until tender, about 10 minutee. Season with aalt, pepper, onion juice and sprinkle with grated cheeee to serve. BROCCOLI -Season cooked broccoli with salt, pepper, and a tablespoon or two of orange juice. Top with grated orange nnd to serve. Simply delicious! GLORIFIED CREKN BEANS For a pleaaing new flavor, aprinkle green beans with a btl of nutmeg juet before serving. 8PEED-EASY FRIED POTATOES If you want tasty potatoes in a hurry, try this method. Shred potatoes and onions and brown in hot fat, stirring frequently. Then add juat a bit of water, cover, and- stesm for about 6 minutes. Try yams or sweet potatoes this way, too. They're ready in no tinte tt all. CREAMED RADISHES Trim rad lanes leaving about 1 inch of stem. Cook -uncovered in sailed water to cover, la to 20 minute or until just tender. Drain and add to whit sauce. They are hk the moat delicate flavored turnips. FRIED ONIONS AND CUCUM. BERS Truly tatty at an accompani ment for tteak or liver. Peel and tlic cucumbers and onions and saute in hot fat until golden brown. Season with salt and pPPr- TOPPED ASPARACUS-Cook aspar. a gut stalks separately from tips. When tender, drain and mash stalks, adding a bit of evaporated milk and butter or margarine for a creamy contittency. Season and serve as a sauce over the asparagus tips. Caitot jlt)Jtt. The Homemakert' Bureau Ah I am Ayeaiaf leaw June is the month to treat your family to a vegetable spree! The wide variety of green foods in season right now makes it easy to enjoy salads and tempting cooked vegetable dishes aplenty. Plan to serve two or three different ones at each meal. And to be sure of full eating pleasure, buy where quality is guaranteed . . . make your selections at Safeway. PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY. SATURDAY. AND MONDAY JUICY LEMONS Ice cold lemonode 1 0 1 is refreshing u,. ,?C in ony weather Picnic Supplies DILL PICKLES Cop-Co Mix 24-01. jar 39c MIX PICKLES Libby'i Sweet 14'i ex. 29c RELISH Nalley'i Hamburger, 12-ex. Jar 18c RELISH Libbv' Sweet 14Vi ox. 29e CATSUP Red Hill 13'i-ox. bottle 14c SANDWICH BAGS Woodland Pkg. of. 50 10c DEVILED HAM Libby' No. H tin 15c PORK AND BEANS Denniion'i 15V2 ox. 15c Fresh EGGPLANT See Carol Droke's 5fJ recipe in the lb. w left hand column Texas TOMATOES 19c Firm ond ripe Delicious sliced for salads Cantaloupes Sweet tender meat Cabbage lb. Firm heads. ib 8c IVORY SOAP Kind to your bonds Medium Pc Lorge OAc bar O bar 9ForXy Produce Feat wet for Fridays and Saturdays Celery Utah type Cucumbers Hothouse local crop CORN Golden Bantam Sweet and tender lb. lb. lb. 15 c 27c 20c ) Old Dutch Cleanser 2 eons 15c Sweetheart Soap 2 bar 13c White Magic Bleach Vi gal 17c Gal 32e Select Broom, tturdy Ea. 1.14 Clearsx Window Cleaner 6-ox 2 for 25c 12-ox 23c Dry Cleaner, Aunt Sue's 1 gal. 63c Shinolo White Soap or Cleaner only 8c Order Cirol Drake's 194$ . caoRiog pride row This complete and colorful mawnaat contains thorough direction about cnnninR and freetins; all kinds of food fruits, vegetables, meats, poultry, fleh. Everything you need to see you through the entire canning season is included in this concise, authoritative booklet. It's all your for a dime. Juat send 10c in coin or stamps to CAROL DRAKE. Director The Homemaker's Bureau Box 2110. Dept. J Sen Francisco 26, California DREFT SOAP minted 23c Granulated 8-oi. Pkg. PEARS Green Tag, standard No. 2Vi ar 27c Apple Juice, New West, qt. jar 29c BLENDED JUICE Blend o' Gold, No. 2's 1 8c 46 ox. 42c ORANGE JUICE Full o' Gold, No. 2's 20c 46 ex. 46c The prices listed below demonstrate the kind of savings you find on every shelf and in every section of our stores. EDWARDS COFFEE . For thot extra flavor "Lift" to. jor 2-lb. jor 28e 54e AIRWAY COFFEE Fresh whole beon Ib. bog 3-lb.bog 20 58 Nob Hill COFFEE See it ground Know it's fresh lb. bog 23c will i i-lb. Pkg Canterbury Tea BUck Beet Sugar KHZ ..xM..:& !..: tov Wl upcil Uit wuiwc House Can 4Pkbgg36c 22c 35c 10 lb,68c Town No. 2 46-oz. )Os CanW 2-lb. Pkg. Variety Of Flavors Dried Prunes Freshie Drink Mix Sno-White Salt Plain or Iodized Fresh Roasted Peanuts - ruilWUnC riUUI Suzanna Flapjack Flour Peanut Butter Edam Tasty Cheese 31cPkbB54c Albers Real Roast pkts pkg. 7c 29c 2K-lb. pkg. 16C 66c lb. OOm Mb. CJe Mb. pkg. ' 10-lb. bag ' jar Smooth Texture, lb. 50r. Enjoy meats that are guaranteed tender, juicy and good eating every time . . . make your selections today at Safeway. Fresh Halibut Sliced, Ib. 41c Medium size, sTc by the piece lb. 9af CRAB MEAT FRESH ZftC No shells Vi lb Oy JARSCr p,1 $1.30 11 75c WhOle JARS IK.rnromy P" $1.55 93c , JELLY CLASSES T,'L -39c I UfKCyS JAR RUBBERS rwV0B ,.. 4c TOP SEAL .AnaV k, 4c Hens II Medium fame. JAR CAPS K,-Ir pk,. 20c Lb. 4)0 p- I MlllMr KMfRO.rl Grade A. "'""UCCISTION. messed J ' sFvL Grade "A," dressed FRESH FOWL Raisins, Luitre, blchd., 15-ox. pkg. 14s) Seedless Raisins, Cenvalo, 2-lb. pkg. 24c Walnut Meats, ready to use, 'l-lb. 57e Cider Vinegar, Old Mill, pt. 10c qt. 16a Baking Powder, Calumet, 25-ox. can 25a Bakina Soda Arm 4 Hammer Vi-lb. pkg. LB 38 Fresh Oysters 65e Pint ROCK COD Fiet$ lb. jyc Spring Lamb features Leg o Lamb OJc Grode AA, lb. 40c lb. Shoulder Roast -Cc Square cut AA ond A lb. J J Rib Lamb Chops F AO Tender, meoty, AA, lb. 4t lb. J" Lamb Stew Neck, breast ond Ib. shank. AA, lb. 20c 19' Chocolate Syrup, Siter's EGGS 5a 20-ox. 28 Grade "A" Large, Dor. Mediums 49 43 Peas, Gardenside, std. No. 2 can 11a Green Beans Rapid Cut, standard No. 2 can 11a Corn Country Heme, cream No. 2 can 15a Diced Carrots, Blue Tag, No. 2 tin 12e Pimiento Chilies, Flying V 7-oz.can 37a Cheex-it Jr. Crackers 6- ox. pkg. lie Graham Crackers Honey Maid Ib. pkg. 19a Margarine, Sunnybank ....lb. pkg. 20c Nucoa Margarine Ib. 27s 2 lbs. 52c j j s i ileal features for Fri, and SaK