The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 4

(1 Tnehday Morning Judge Denies Kaiser Plea For Restraint of NLRB Sets District Court Hearing Today Following Shipbuilder's Request For Ten-Day Stoppage of Order PORTLAND Ore Jan 11 Judge James A Fee Monday denied a Kaiser Shipbuilding company request for a 10- day restraining order 'against a national labor relations board bearing on unfair labor practice charges Fee said he had no juris- dction over the hearing inasmuch PS congress had taken labor di- Hero of 1898 putes out of the hands of district 'Government Honors Alcan Army Officer sEATTL Jan 11 Coonel Benjamin Talley engineer officer in charge of all army construction in Alaska was the recipient Monday of the distinguished service medal Award was for "exceptionally meritorious and distinguished service as officer in charge of Alaska construction" IJudge Orders Petrillo to Return to Court CHICAGO Jan 11 UP1---Jamestday and show cause why an In- against Petrillo and the Petrillo was ordered Monday to return to court for a new round in the government's fight to break his Musicians' union's ban on making records for public purposes Federal Judge John Barnes directed President Petrillo and eight other officers of the American Federation of Musicians (A L) to appear here next Mon 7Z1jc it gaitt ritibunt junction should not be issued restraining them from further enforcement of their order prohibiting members from making recordings for the radio and juke boxes His action cleared the legal ring for a new one featuring a different line of attack Judge Barnes dismissed a government plea for an injunction other leaders last October 12 He ruled that the matter essentially was a labor dispute and that the antitrust laws did not apply to a labor union under certain conditions But last December 24 the government filed an amended petition for an injunction designed to forestall an adverse decision on the labor angle Gas Explosion Traps Three Ohio Miners CAMBRIDGE Ohio Jan 11 (INS) Three miners Monday were trapped when a gas explosion ripped through the Belle valley mine of the-belle Valley Coal company south of Cambridge Three others escaped IRescue squads were standing by waiting for conditions which will permit rescue operations to begin January 12 1913 sail cm Ithot brings at VILE of Rf-LIEF A Cleanse skin daily with mild Resinol Sosp--- then spply soothing medicate(' Resinol Ointment massy itchy irritation or pimples externally caused Try it! See how telt-43114 soothed and smooth your skin feels! all Why snot hey r77 cur 1 CINTXIIIIT lia LjrJ 101 116ar AX I CAP I I 1 1 i 3 31 1 3" 3 1 1 Tnehdav Morning Zbc 5alt gaitt (7-tibunt riJedratiottialryn719 1 I ors' -1- )I -m la or Ilude Denies Kaisei Plea Government Honors ud0e' Orders Petrillo to Return to Court 1 Gas Explosion Traps NI Three Ohio Miners i 1 NI TT For estraint of EdlIB Alcan Army Officer CHICAGO Jan 1 sEATTL Jan 11 (rNs) Colonel Benjamin Talley engi- ne neer officer in charge of all army i '1 day and show cause why an in- againsi Petrillo and the other --7---- Petrillo was ordered Monday junction should not be issued re- leaders last October 12 He ruled return to court for a in the government's fight to round straining from further that the matter essentially was a (INS) Three labor dispute and that the anti- CAMBRIDGE 0 CO Ott! gig mihnieors Jmaonndalyl tAtinghirrei- Ar ir ti it re were trapped when a gas explosion I a Lp 1 Sets District Court Iiearincr Toda cpient Monday of the distin- ing reco construction in Alaska was the re- i his Alusicians' union's ban on ak- rds for public purposes hibiting members from making re- trust laws did not apply to a ripped through the Belle valley Cleanse skin daily with mikt Resiool cordings for the radio and juke labor union under certain condi- mine of the Belle Valley Coal corn- boxes tions atiriluth of Cambridge Three (ben epply soothin- y4 soutis- cafe(' Resinol Ointment tansy itch? 'I- Folios Shipl)uilder's Request guished serv)ice medal -F action cleared the legal ring last ederal Judge John Barnes December 24 the gov- pa irritation or pimples externally 1 His But caused Try it! See how relresbed Award was for "exceptionally directed President Petrillo and for a new one featur- ernment filed an amended petition era so escaped soothed end smooth your skin feels! 1 meritorious and distinguished serv- eight other officers of the Ameri- ing a different line of attack for an injunction designed to fore- Rescue squads were standing by At all Wk" SKPI ay sowit For Ten-DaV Stoppacie of Order ice as officer in charge of Alaska can Federation of Musicians Judge Barnes dismissed a gov- stall an adverse decision on the waiting for conditions which will Cill permit rescue operations to begin il- sa' w-JCs'it o4 ll La construction" (A L) to appear here next Mon- ernment plea for an injunction labor angle ig 3 SCA PORTLAND Ore Jan 11 (T)--Federal Judge James A Fee 1 Monday denied a Kaiser Shipbuilding company request for a 10- day restraining order 'against a national labor relations board 7 I i bearirg on unfair labor practice charges Jdg Fee said he had no juris- T71 INT7-19( 111 dction over the hearing inasmuch I ') --4fi ('' 1 7Tf- r) CI as congress had taken labor dis- IHero of '1898 '7 rt 7'40u 111 Oa 4 7 i putes out of the hands of district 3 -t ilk Pf 4 I i wi ti 1 1 I 4 4 0 ti --o04 111 1 11 i Ti20 -1 s'i I'l 1 i a r3 LL i 1 I I a2 v41e16fC4WVimka041A404t 4-g 1 14 I I 1 1 Tnehday Morning Zlic calt gaitt ritibunt January 12 19 13 ment Honors overn -u Gas Explosion Traps Iludore Denies Kaiser Plea Alcan Army Officer Judcie Orders Petrillo to Return to Court Three Ohio Miners brings 1 -w that CHICAGO Jan 11 day day and show cause why an In- against Petrillo and the other ro ft Z6 AMBe 4 ai145- ri Ara NT sEATTL Jan 11 Petrillo was ordered Monday I jUlletiOn should not be Issued re- I leaders last October 12 He ruled RIDGE Ohio Jan 11 of P) At (:) (-0 la 41 -0 () It Does Buz Soap THAT'S Proctor and Gamble's It Does 1 THAT'S Gamble's 1 Soap for Laundry Package SulurL Granulated Soap for Laundry Iml or Dishes 24-oz Package ranulated Soap for Laundry Dishes 24-oz Package Pop Soap 24-oz Package Sani-Flush cLaarn" 24-oz Package Large 11 Can 0 courts I e-N courts 1 He told Kaiser representatives 1 SlICC11111DS 111 however that he would conduct a 1 show-cause hearing on an inter- the I loCiatory Injunction and said he 1 rill-NT HOspital would set ime for the hearing a Tuesday The injunction was asked after SAN FRANCISCO Jan 11 UP) an hearing opened be- Andrew Summers Rowan fore Trial Examiner Robert 85 immortalized in the essay "The Denhaam of Washington I Message to Garcia" as a result of i The Kaisers charged Harry A a heroic exploit in the Spanish Millis chairman Board American war died in the army's -Members Gerald Reilly and Wit- hospital here after a two-year Leiserson and Trial Ex- i ness aminer Denham with prejudice in Death came Sunday and was an-this case nounced by the army Monday The army said one of Major Cloa-ed Shop Ag-reement Rowan's last wishes would be carTh hearirg is into rie-d ashes will be scat-charg of unfair labor practices tered over the Golden Gate from against three Kaiser shipyards an army plane Cremation will here and in Vancouver Wash The follow private funeral services I 0 claims the Kaisers entered Tuesday A closed shop agreenaent with the The Message to Garcia" writ-7 A before representative crews ten by ElbertHubbard and trans-were hired the shipyards Find lated into many languages certcation: elections The memorated Major Rowan's Injunction plea was based on corn- I gerous trek through Cuban jungles --aanta of Edgar Kaiser TeSi- to carry word to the rebe) leader manager of 't shipyards General Calixte Garcia that hos1-P and Harry Morton of Oak- tilities were imminent and to re-land Cal Kaiser company vice turn with information vital to the president and head of the corn- carrying on of the war panY's le? Al department Major Rowan a native of Cap The Kaisers previously sought to Mills Va (April 23 1857) and a have Millis and Reilly disquali- graduate of West Point won a dig- fled on the grounds o'f bias and tirguished service cross for that preludice but the labor board in I achievement 24 years later and in a decisien January 5 refused tcr 1938 was decorated with the Cu disqualify them i ban government's highest honor Aaka Diaqualification the order of Carlos Manuel de Cespedes Morton again 1sionday asked He waa retired from the army that the two labor board members Ivehile at Fort Douglas Utah in a ed the trial examiner whose 1909 after service in the Philip-identity was not disclosed until teaching military science at shorty before the hearing opened i the Kansas State Agricultural cols disqualified Denham ruled it and serving as military was rot within his jurisdiction to tache at Santiago Chile this case nounced by the army Monday The army said one of Major Closed Shop Ag-reement Rowan's last wishes would be car-The NLRB hearirg is into rie-d ashes will be scat-charg of unfair labor practices tered over the Golden Gate from arainst three Kaiser shipyards an army plane Cremation wil here and in Vancouver Waan The follow private funere service! I 0 claims the Kaisers entered Tuesday elcxsed shcp agree-Talent with the The Message to Garcia" writ before representative crews ten by ElbertHubbard and trans-were hired Rt the ahipyards and lated into many languages comwthout certcation elections The memorated Major Rowan's danInjunction plea waa based on corn- I gerous trek through Cuban jungles paanta of Edgar Kaiser TeSi- to carry word to the rebe) leader manager of a shipyards General Calixte Garcia that hos- 1-P and Harry Morton of Oak- tilities were imminent and to re- land Cal Kaiser company vice turn with information vital to the rent and head of the corn- carrying on of the war ranV'S le? Al department Major Rowan a native of Gar The previously sought to Mills Va (April 23 1657) and 8 Iave Millis and Reilly disquali- graduate of West Point won a dig- fled cn the grounds o'f bias and tirguished service cross for that but the labor board in 24 years later arid ir a decision January 5 refused tcr 1938 was decorated with the Cu- them i ban government's highest honor Diaqualification the order of Carlos Manuel de Cespedes Morton again 1sionday asked He was retired from the army that the two labor board members 1 while at Fort Douglas Utah in end the tr ial examiner whose 1909 after service in the Philip-identity was not disclosed until teaching military science at shortly before the hearing opened the Kansas State Agricultural col- ts disqualified Denham ruled it lege and serving as military at- waa not within his jurisdiction to tache at Santiago Chile courts -I so -aue He told Kaiser representatives 1 1 Ile ettlitlis in however that he would conduct a nwcsearing on an inter I loCutorv Injunction and said he A rill-NT Hospita set the Lme for the hearing 1 Tuocdav Soap VirGlifainTtE Bars 1 I 0 forlac VanLIQUID CLEANER 20c Bottls UTCH cans15o rAL 1 HITE I 10 for45c )RY Giant Bars CLEANER 29 1 Bottle I DUTCH I 2 cans 15c OLD I 4 44 Everything 23c DLTZ New 1Pkg 20c 23c 19c I To the suds with Woolens Each day we homemakers seem to take on added work at home Many who have never tackled the task of washing woolens at home are finding themselves confronted with this problem IS IT 100 WOOL? I00(70 wool fabrics and clothes are so labeled This is more or less of a warning because there are so many synthetic wool fabrics that do not lend themselves to washing But if it is all wool or wool and cotton then you're safe to tackle the job yourself CHOOSE SOAP CAREFULLY Choose a reputable granulated soap whkh dissolves quickly in lukewarm water Be sure the water is only LUKE warm This is important If you're not sure of the temperature test it with your elbow- It is more sensitive to heat than your hand It should feel just tepid MEASURE THE ARTICLE Before dousing the article to be washed into the suds measure it If it is a sweater baby clothes or something of that sort it is well to cut out a paper pattern as a guide for size Measure blankets and large articles (id Ly (-) drlardi Lc 110 xFuFr YE BBlend 11111 Quality Coffee at a Saving resh Airway Coffee Ground Quality for Drip or Si lex Filters Coffee Cloth or Ti filadot Top Quality Mayonnaise Quart 46c Best Food Mayonnaise Qua 51 Grade Medium lhe Bread Julia Lee Wright's Enriched 20-oz Loaves Doz 456 2 for I 5c CORN FLAKES II Cc Red 11111 Top SQueaolitttyle I 4 CATSUP Red Hill Lop Ruality CATSUP 1 4c 14-oz Bottle Red Deans Mchaiklie Tasty 4 lbs 30c ChiliPouder leobzh aBr do tt 'ts le Baby Food Gor 3 PREMIUM SODAS Crackers 1 BBxx Honey Bee Grahams Oat QUAKER Quick or Regular 4 Large Package I 3C ned 3Cans 20c 3Ic Box 3Ic alar 23c Cream 34c 3 pkgs I 7c Corn Ilea! 9Spiebrsry's Yellow Cream jellAssorted 'tun Flavors lb 25o lb 24c I' 20o Pkg5c pt 29c If you can't get --try this Even though our food dealers' are likely to take on the appearance 'Old Mother Ilabbards curboard ing this wartime period it is still the homemaker to keep the family in balance with sufficient minerals and other body-building in--Ndispensables vege- -'''r1-1 11 )-) 1: (1) '3 3 ral rN f-- I (-) 7' (-)1C 1 (''': 7:2 p) (---- 17 r4 1 ti (71 -A c) 4 i I I i 4 l' f-' JD 1 i I 4 1 4110 to 4 I iuf 41 lc --2 C- LIP 3 441 C'01 ti LI Co' CO (- ki 4 ki LI i' ci Everything BUZ 23c ci" Edwards' Luau" Blend COFFEE lb 25c New Pkg anb le kyFe or Gerber Sam tra ine 01x: 0 Quality at 7 20c 11 s-- 111 a Saving lb 24c If you can get Airway Coffee Fresh lb 20c Ground IIII try tnIS 23c I I cfaoutalitt Cloth oirp er pkg $0 'II for fe pyc floorDr poar pSilea 19c ai Even though our food dealers' 31c are likely to take on the appearance 1To the suds with Woolens ri 29 Pia 1 ad ToP Quality tat Mayonnaise 'Old Mother Hubbard curboard I Each day we homemakers seem to take on Quart 46c i this wartime period it i still ng added work at home Many who have the homemaker to keep the family never tackled the task of washing woolens Best Food Mayonnaise Quart 51c- at home are find finding themselves con- rade balance with sufEcient vitamins fronted with this problem Eggo Medium Doz 45111 minerals and other body-building dispensables IS IT 100 WOOL? Julia Lee Wright's Enriched 100(70 wool fabrics and clothes are so Broad 20-oz Loaves 2 for I 5c labeled This is more or less of a warning CORI! FLAKES K1ELor because there are so many synthetic wool OC fabrics that do not lend themselves to washing But if it is all wool or wool and fled 11111 Top Quality CATSUP 14-02 Bottle MO cotton then you're safe to tackle the job yourself Red Make Tasty eans chin 4 lbs 30c CHOOSE SOAP CAREFULLY Chili Powder Gebhardt's Choose a reputable granulated soap which 1-0z Bottle 12C dissolves qui ckly in lukewar water Be sure the water is only LUKE warm This a or Chopped 1 Cana 20c is important If you're not sure of the HBOro RP EMIUM SODAS temperature test it with 2 our elbow It -1b Box 3Ic is more sensitive to heat than your hand st It should feel ju tepid 4 MEASURE THE ARTICLE Oats QUAKER Quick or Regular Large Package 23c Before dousing the article to be washed Corn Meal pk gs I7c into the suds measure it If it is a sweater 9spiebrsry's Yellow Cream 34c baby- clothes or something of that sort it is well to cut out a paper pattern as a Jell vhal Assorted IF Ull Flavors gliide for size Measure blankets and large articles White Magic 10c Wyandotte Cleanser ca 9c Toilet Tissue orther 4 rolls 23c i Th Better SW ElPtach Quart I CC Cleanser Can 9c SUB Northern 4 rolls 23c Facial Tissue seno pearckAmerican I 8c Sardines 5Smoozke an Tinapa 2 5" I I napa 2 I SO ti Bobbett or American Bell SOO Pack I 1 Smoked Tinapa i 2 for II I 5-oz Can Top Quality Duchess SALAD rop Quality SALAD Miracle Whip thip Pint Dalowood Top Quality MARGARINE I Top Quality MARGARINE Hum MARGARINE Sunnybank MARGARINE GARINE lk MARGARINE ESSING pint 23c sing 24c it lbINE 29c lb 3Ic kRINE lb 23c oz bottle 30c 15c mit) iThrifty All- q135 Purpose Flour 48 lbs 141w Added 3c 45c 2 liars gc DRESSING I bottle 30c deposit) Thrifty Purpose Flour 48 lbs Added 2 i DRESSING Pint 23c Dirnetg' 24 lb 29c i lb 31c 1 lb 23c bottle 30c I la denosit1 I Li It- may mean changing your food habits butyou CAN keep your family well fed in face of limited FOR YOUR DAILY QUOTA OF VITAMIN A Look to your dairyproducts egg sundry meats such as lis'erheart and kidney oilyfish leafy green-and yd low vegetables If pne food is- ziot available then turn to another GET YOUR VITAMIN 5 From Jiole grain cereals enriched flour an4b'read milk eggs liVer kidney fru4s and vegetables Think of these when lean meats are not available YOU'LL FIND VITAMIN In oranges lemons grapefruit tornatoes and berries Leafy raw tableli especially cabbage can be called uponfor should there be need MINERALS ARE NECESSARY You won't have to go mining for the minerals But they should be given careful consideration in the menu course dairy products especially- milk and cheese are the best source but the pinch hittcrs Are -molasses carrots cabbage broccoli and dried figs Iron heart and kidney- are about the best sources of this all important mineral But too there's whole grain cereals enriched flour and breads lean meats egg yolks and leafy green habI ell )TA eggs rt and yel- is not triched kid- Link of I lit ted AY given Dducts he best re -MO- li and are all irn- hn flour a It may mean changing your food hab- its 1txt you CAN keep your family well fed in face of limited selectioni FOR YOUR DAILY QUOTA OF VITAMIN A I Look to your dairy products eggs sundry meats such as lis4rhearrt and kidney oily fish leafy green -and low vegetables If one "A food is -Cot available then turn to another GET YOUR VITAMIN 5 From whole grain cereals enri ched cerea n4bread milk eggs liver kid- ney fru4s and vegetables Think of these hen lean meats are not available In oranges lemon YOU'LL FIND VITAMIN grapefruit to- rriatoe and berries Leafy raw ve-e- tablei especially cabbage can be called r-- 61 Matz Jumbo 32-oz eer Steinies (plus lumbo 32-oz (Plus risquallfy them but offered to hear evilence against himself The Kaiser attorneys did not press the disqualification effort A ttorylevs 8gairist the examiner b4 persist- e-d in demands that some method he allowed them to continue the I urors to fight azsinst Millis and Reilly The NLRB was expected to -71 "let a precedent for war pants 11) ilm Star the country particularly as afferta jurisdictional dieLOS ANGELES Jan 11 peies between unions Srrre 60000 workers in Kaiser Prospective jurors in the trial of plants here were directly involved Errol Flynn on three counts of in the hearing These yards which 1 statutory rape were questioned Ft rational ship production rec-intensively Monday by state and orris last year launched two more uefense attorneys as to their prob- Liberty freighters as the NLRB session opened Including the 122nd able attitude toward testimony tr clown the ways of the Ore- of the three principals In the case gon Shipbuilding corporation --the 33-year-old film actor and Trial Examiner Denham warred the two teen-age girls who are attorney! that nothirg would be his accusers pernatted durin7: the hearing 'When Superior Judge Leslie selneh would interfere with pro- Still recessed the trial at the close ductirr cyr result in the loss of a of the first day's session the devngle man hour fense had questioned 12 venire men and seven women Baall of them married but ptist Minister Joins the district attorney's deputy had Paratroop Division examined five of them SAN DIEGO Cal Jan 11 Flynn sat meanwhile closely atF-cm preacher to tertive to the selection of the jury t'-as the experience of Milton A tnat will determine whether he is Dealcen 27 marire private first to serve a term in San Quentin formerly a Baptist minister prison in the county jail or be t1)(darn graduate of the cttano(ga Tenn freed from the accusation that he parf committed statutory rape on re Peggy La Rue Satterlee 16 a trainniz shool at near-by Fartee le beleved he "was Hollywood night club entertainer and Betty Hansen 17 who came properly serving the dictates of rnv conscience- by enlisting He to Hollywood from Lincoln Neb isthe son of lktrsitabel Dodson seeking to enter motion pictures Fort Smith Ark John Hopkins deputy district attorney told prospective jurors' SI 00 the trial might last as long as MONTHLY three weeks He said the state would call a score of witnesses among whom he named Actors FOR SICIMESS Bruce Cabot and Charles Boyer and Peter Stackpole photographer Ifor a national picture magazine AHD ACCIDErITS1' Attorneys Quiz Jurors to Try Film Star LOS ANGELES Jam 11 Prospective jurors in the trial of Errol Flynn on three counts of statutory rape were questioned cluul ilnu kaaries zfoyer er Stackpole photographer itional picture magazine Harvest noodles 'curie IS-oz Pkg Fancy Blue- Rose HMV's 16-oz Pkg uga 2-or I wdered or Brown 11) Pkg SallTriangle Table 4-1b bag noodles Kittle 14' 16-oz Pkg All-in Fleishman's for )r Luc 1 I I7c 10c 39c 20 Yeast Vitamins Cake that shelves of dur up to fare vitamins 1--- that thelea Lnee of durup to ly fare amins ing in I that shelves of dur- up to fare i n- i 1 1 May Day SALAD OIL Quart IVORY SOAP Guest Size Karo Syru Blue Label 5-1b Gus I'dyessbn ACTUAL WASHING Squeeze NEVER RUB woolen garments in the suds If the article doesn't come clean in one suds then squeeze it through a second suds of the same temperature When clean squeeze out the water and rinse in water the same temperature as the washing water Rinse twice or until water runs clear of soap NEVER VRING but squeeze out excess water SHAPING OR HANGING Sweaters baby clothes and the like should be pulled back to their original shape If a pattern is made lay it on the pattern and pin it in shape Lay on several thick nesses of bath towel to dry and dry it in the shade not in the sun For blankets and large articles bang them On the line being sure they are straight and not pulled askew at the corners The shade is best for these too And a windy day is ideal for washing heavy things like blankets Ik dia Ai AAlk 012100 IVORY sohp Palmolivo SOAP OIL Kingsford Corn Starch UNIT Starch 12-ex Pkg 10C OXYDOI Soap 69-oz Pkg 63c Large 10-oz Bars Contains Palm and Olive Oils Good for Your Skin Quart 16-ez Pkg 2 Bars 19c 53c 3 Bars 19c 7C 1-: '7RAV127Z-72-1-7iii PRODUCE Home Type Flour Enriched With Vitamin 111 and Iron 09)-- 41 -4 -1-- Ottl r'AirVirrD f)tel ric) ri 9 rz- ir 3 111 ri 1t ak ii 16 Ctfd III li -2'4666- r3 k- Ir 1 r--1 'tali LI 6 ill 17 1112 1il 1 tl Iit I 1--- La L-1L1 a 11 114 --3 a Homo Type Flour Enriched With Vitamin 111 and Iron iTl 4 PRODUCE LJ 11-51 lb bat" I Prodee Pric Subloct to Doily Market Changes ORANGES juoliecye' navel iz rg 10 lbs 55c Subioct to Doily Market Changes InnrinFR Chholice lorgel In Ills SS 111111114111111MMI mom NNW 1 i 1 PROTEIN AND ENERGY FOODS are-the sustaining foods around Sw Itich- our menus are usually builtMeat of course is most universally- favored But when the familyAtiota is exhausted then think of-the menu in terms of cheese' egg' dried beans and nuts Thev do a similar job as meat and you'll -find some of them available Endirgy or other we seem to get our share of these so there's no need for worry here Breads desserts potatoei in other words starches and sWeetsare seldom neglected on any menu WE'VE PLENTY TO EAT There are- plenty of nourishing appetizing foods to be had It is a matter of manipulating the in to include all the nutritional necessities Julia Lee Wright's Family Circle article i are designed to help you adjust your cookery to a wartime basis You'll benefit by watching for them weekly- and clipping them for future reference A new series in new dress has Just Veen started Get your copy of THE FAM-' ILY CIRCLE MAGAZINE Tuesday and sta a your series from the beginning taining us are mot the think eggs 5inallar )ine of other ese so reads words Ii neg-appe-tter of 1de all a ire de- okery 'tit by ipping Veen Kt NI 1 1 it lb bag :7 12 35c i i OINTI Acclaims Utahn's Views in Juicy seedless I 2 5 471Jan-sr I desert sweet Texas Seedless pink meat lb git LEIMSSunkist juicy 432 size I lb 9c POTATOES No 1 Mtn Grown Russet' 100 lbs 298 11 Juicy seedless 4 w-- ties IF 44 IS a desert avveet lui 5c Texas Seedless pink meat I lb a 111:0:3 finekist iiiice 432 size lb 9c Plus Hasp 'Jai Up to $1000 if Killed! I i i "SHARE TilE Alt MAY EAT Your Government has iequeited that you and your family eat no more than 212 pounds of meat per person weekly The Government recommends that the sharing allowance for children be figured as 34 pound of meat for-children under six years and 112 pounds per week for children from six to twelve years Let's all cooperate Our voluntary allowance is considerably more than the population or other nations war are getting The British get about-30 ounces of meat per person Weedy the' Germans 1212 o'unces the Dutch 1012 Ounces the Belgians 5 ounces No 1 Mountain Grown Russets 10-lb mesh bag 35o No 1 ttah Red Bliss 100 lbs 275 No I Ut ah Red Bliss 10-1b mesh bag 32c LETTUCE Crisp Solid Iceberg lb 7c CALAVOS For the Sal-ad Unique lb 19c DATESCalifornia Fresh 4 Ills 35c Nw Califrnia CARROTS eo Clip Tops 7c APPLES Vane' Vt'aihineton tit elleious and 'Newton lb 9c APPLESFancy Washington Delicious and Safeway iwv Homemakers' Buream Z(ul JULIA- LEE WRIGHT Drew OPPIIOVIA --t '1 '0 1 4 1 1 1 -IT 4 PANLESSGAS EXTRACTON We have just issued 'a NEW pol- I WASHINGTON Jan 12 Icy that costs as little as -sc a office of war information has da I advised Senator Thomas (D) It pays up tn a month fori Utah that his comment on a from or Reel- cent magazine -article on General and hospital benefits in ad-IChristian Smuts- commander in 'South Africa has been broadcast It pays your beneficiary up to by short-wave and cabled to if you ere killed ous points for distribution in for-And most covers lands ALL Accpricrts from the very first The article wc published in day ALL sekness from the Life magazine of December 28 very nrst clay except those spe- "I agree wholeheartedly with elf1cally excluded inthe poflcy NH General Smuts admirable characwaiting perioi of 7 or 14 days terization of the British empire as as so many policies require consisting of 'a great forward It has ether will movement of states and territories Pee them all for yourself when you which ether have reached or are send for a resrular policy on FREE still marching forward to the goal intipection without obligation You of full freedom and independent can judge this important value for status' yolirself! "General Smuts also is right in asserting that the inner dynamic Postal now is offering this pro tection if desired on a monthly the motive force of this movement payment plan of only $100 a is the principle of constitutional on quarterly aemiafl freedom'" tual or annual payments SEND NO MONEY' Write i Names Senate Group for policy on free inspection agents will medical ex- -WASHINGTON Jan 11 (UP) arnn3tiort Democratic Leader Al-Don't today! Send ben Barkley of Kentucky late full ramp address age occup-i Monday named a five-man comton and name of beneficiary to rnittee headed by Senator Elbert rrtl Ufe Casualty Insurance Thomas tD) Utah to make a copary 5125 Postal Life Build- recommendation for filling the irg Kansas City Ito (Adv) post of senate sergeant-at-arms payment plan of only $100 a is tile pnneipie or constitutional aemianl freedom' --ct---or on quarterly tual cr annual payments SEND N(3 MC3NEY' Write iNarnes Senate Group for policy on free inspection No i pgprit lit medical ex- 'WASHINGTON Jan 11 (UP) a rnna non 1 Democratic Leader Al- Don't delay--4 rite today! Send ben Barkley of Kentucky late f'I ran-e address age ()coups- 1 3londay named a five-man corn- ton i na ro of benficiary to rnitte headed by Senator Elbert I Utah to rnke a a-e te rr-Ft--1 Ii'e At Insurance Thomas (D) a Cerpary 5125 rostal Life Build- i recommenda tion for filling the tri-- 1an5as City Mo (Adv) I post of senate sergeant-at-arms JUST WAIT 1-14066 'GAS MOURNERS' IN MY NEIGHBORHOOD HEAR THIS I Jmo' 'L TI THOSE GAS mOuRNERSI iN MY NEIGHBORHOOD HEAR THIS I TAKE TURNS DRIVING OUR CALS IT VOUS IN OTHER WAYS TOO IF YOU GET FOUR OF YOUR GIRL FRIENDS -ro DO IT you SAVE OF YOUR GAS I kuGAsLu OUL CALS IT woRxs OTHER wAYS TOO IF re4 YOU GET FOUR OF YOUR GIRL FRIENDS 10 DO IT You SAVE FOUR-FIFTHS OF 'Az 4 7 4'1 It ve4)14 arr 4 41- 1 16 WHEN TIRE AND GAS RATIONING WAS BEING PLANNED WE GIRLS DECIDED THAT WE NEEDED A PLAN TOO So WE FORMED A 'SHOPPING CLUB' WE ALL LIKE SAFEWAY'S METHOD OF MERCHANDISING SO WE PICKED A DAY EARLY IN THE WEEK AND- 11110 METNOD OF MERCHANDISING RATIONING WAS BEING PLANNED WE GIRLS DECIDED THAT WE NEEDED A PLAN TOM SO WE FORMED A 'SHOPPING CLUB WE ALL LiKE SAFEWAY'S 50 WE PICKED AY EARLY IN THE WEEK BLITTI-IE GAS-AND TIRES 00 YOU AU HAVE 8 BOOKS IN THIS NEIGHBORHOOD? 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BLITTHE SAS AND TIRES 00 YOU ALL HAvE BOOKS tp4 THiS YtOUR NEIGHBORS CERTAINLY GET AROUND THEY WENT OUT THE LAST TwiE WAS HERE TO SEE YOU otaltzlitrT: YOUR NEIGHBORS CERTAINLy GET AROuND THEy wENT OUT THE LAST TimE TO SEE ku-10414- I it 1144 (t71 Why Don't You Form Your Own Shopping Club Just get four of yeur neighbors to loin you-in taking turris driving to the store It's a cooperative helpful idea that multiplied by millions will go a long way toward keeping our cars rolling for the duration Why Don't You Form Your Own Shopping Club 4 tibt gcL lour ut yuur urfgnovrs Lo join you in taking turns driving to the store It's a cooperat idea that mut- tiplied by millions vial go a long sway toward keeping our cars rolling for the du a rtion- 1 t' 1 I OF COURSE NOT DARLING WE GO TOGETHER IN ONE CAI AND ALTERNATE CARS LET ME 4 OK THAT'S JUST A COINCIDENCE THEY ARE JUST 1 GOING 6HOPPiNG WE ALL DO IT AROUND 4ERE omit len nuT 116A tAidiviii Movie Tootle and Salt Like Stores EXPLAIN L'C' 1 "1----w- fN 1 Or Qr 1 0W1 oweA 'Ilk ss--------Att 1 1 11 -1 i -c Pa 1 TTh I 1 I 1--- 'CI 0111111 a eiii 1 1 i 0i! 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