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Show imH THE PAYS N CHRONICLE. v bJ kU-fif- 74 'zlyfft & J rs3?JrZs rvr v v i ' ;Af if. ' , .X 's iAiu ysr:. Ul L, , 9A '. ilf bf fi" , i w r . ' v - -- O' ,x r nt to ess l for eonfu motion of Saritaquin, foi 'lo.is'tr hi . ; - the e r rionliilv offievn meeting FuM Ward Primary was ts wf--s Morulas niKiit The It achei s limit I' wm was pven by Mu Hitts and plans ioi the Re flesh inth vet re discussed we it st i vt d by the i cuts Mis Hells, Mis Zola Noon, Ii- N't Ida CJasse i and Miss IJol t'mtis. if1 V Ss Wii the hen r will go a mtioiiN plaudits on I), tohe do men hke- - the-sof the L n, d hgl.l.-.to th. ,1 gallant tnl.ulf nation pays a wedlt.uu Iexas. naStates navy. These sin ling r. emits al the tmpus (lu.sti, its wlu.l. hates origin to ol a stm.c s.niht.lu val training station a., ol war to opel seem ships oiiiniissiom 177 j, when George Washington erate against III itisti supple lints. 27 , g i w e Honme Lee Ci abbe daughtc r of Mr and Mis Lowell Ciabbe ot Spanish Folk, has been a victim She has ot mlaritile paialysis the bun it reiving tie'utme'nt at and Salt Lake Geneial hospital was able to leturn home Tuesday li u sto-- i Le ut W IF V.F ci Darrell B. m r Lav el v. it! 3ti3 Sun.il Co1 p' .nt tit u in a, buthday party Sat li is ,t C.m'p Sin luv ,Miss '' young son, Jay ,w li w ioi mid in a on tui n home t lie ing his seventh bntnu.iv 1 a visit w l'h his tie j,,yv t a pi is tilt Mm of his little fi tends uv-veI. Ct ol a M .m M nts, .lit j ' cuied pai ty and the itfnd,. tin and alnr completely being lclativis Wilson oil n bond ('till! extra you buy through '1 he with putts Ive got a home, too, Mister! Every family foi met ly leside'd at was centeied li a nds ttiie Payroll Savings Plan will help me get back to it. Figure it Hay son. topped with hghte canults t loot yourself. i i 1 e 1 c n 'fci dairy products) Good Expnc Stamps Oct 30 C Sept. 26 Oet. F Oct. Oct. 30 Oct 30 Oct 30 3 10 17 molntolnnd by Thu It luxury Coff...lh ism d!ilinauUhi blend No olhor Cottno l ovor tor forty yoort. Edwardt Company Dwlgbl out Ibon Edworde Try II today Uni... yo. like .vrythlno Hch.r, mmy wl b. wfundl You coni Iom. bttr, frbw ..quity, iavor, bhaMt...yor 2M lb. Rationed food Buys Label or COFFEE Folger'a Drip Regular The Aristocrat of AIRWAY Thrifty Coffee I Coffee Rich, NOB HILL Bodied Blend .... Royal Satin (4) Shortening (4) Shortening (3) LardCudah 3 lb5 Royal Satin Produce h 60C lit lb s Rux ib- - Igc 36c 72c lbs 4 lbs. 2 Swift's Ready to Eai Luncn meat (a) pfgjjl rJ oi. 3se APPLES Cherub Top Quality Cusp, Juicy 5lbs- - 4 U) Jt nat lums. Sweet u5) 23 taU cans 37C CalsPyuaHX14e Keep 'Em Flying w Beans LETTUCE Fi t sh, Ui lb- - Suzanna fcako and WaUlc 5t o. pkg i et.a.t.p- - U l ib i uu au IS It MU K Ulil Ll kil O y.'L ol k ' lale P e . boodles Clorox Bka,-- h White Msglc yj up Rebel g (2 7t. Gerber's Strained SIRLOIN STEAKS Tomato Juice T.!,c the HOME BAKING IS FUN lOj And Ti LOewS OKt COffet It SMtuS L'.E COertE-- ir taste 5 Lies CCf! f NjT SCVwethim; seems TO PE Get some next tune y ou'r tun Rufewav Store, ami put new life (Inciin v our f.nrilv ti.nmis dentally, every s.iik of Kitchen Craft Flour can u s a folder ef tempting, easy to make luipes) MlSSlNtJ j 5 3 cjns 2QC ,rJr' PONT KMOV am r 60uM TA oe-- D A - cOCO b SAFEWAY b T ire y .A "a 'Fl ih'. ,F UT e. xe 'M.S MOSN'kltf E MARTIN p eoMEWNo SEEMS naNT MEAN CREA.VI AID we ThCR E ( Lb. 39c 33c talked about the way youngsters like to put up their own school lunclits And, to tell the truth, I was amazed at the number of readers both voung and old who wrote me aftt.ru ard Almost everyone was quick to point out that the younger gent ration not only likes to pack lunches, but also gets real satisfaction from various kinds of practical cooking o More than one reader added this very timtly thought: nowadays, when so many mothers are busy with war work, its a real family help when the children take an active part in making the kitchen run smoothly. It gives them the feeling of doing something important, REeAJsE STKAN-H- v w as ielca-t- d nt I.. General Gilbeit is cred.ted , the enti e compile system which in July was money to some 8,000 ooo depen-o- f 4,500,000 soldieis at the mate rate of $2 000 0 uoo a j ODB operates under the provl; made by the service mens allowance act of June, lsg ODB pays Class A . nd Qa family allowances and Class E untary) allotments of pay families of army men Soldier Fays Part. A family allowance .3 a m Lui-d- aft pio-- do 'eloping , the n in ti y of an ub-tThe d .ta was belli vtd I' mi s the which I1' me t d fit m Swedish teth captued and al".-'s t v evani no mi it s ud d at the pi'T'c 1 he it tilts w t re lemtled fi m a t.uee undi r ea.li v t r n h t.ti 1,- td Diawtigs of tie L.i.t mop plane I i, it the nussilc is about mu two t) thte feet long and six or seven ts i1 mb mil l"iks like 1 -- d a an-- i ME TO TO RE ANO JlflEC IT MusSlNe SUeAR, AiWATtS TAXES MIS SET THE ttlU PVAW tj'td hr. the convent m .1 d, an bomb part of it comes rest comes FC 1 the Sam. The ODB pays the! lly allowance in a monthly cv that will help meet a family buc are Slow burning propellent chaiges An allotment of pay comes ent in the rear of the casing and aie igly out of a soldier's pay. in control a e'ectrit-allby nited Family allotments are made the coikpit to enlisted men up to and inch-- ' is of the ward casing foi The pait sergeants, fourth grade. the high explosive fragmentation In Class A are the wife and r vvth the contact on off set type, of the soldier and a foe dren to said The piopellent is taiget to whom alunocj wife divorced, inert e penetration up to seven payable. Class A relatives do inches of armor plate have to be dependent upon the "A case is known wheie this weapdier in order to be eligible f on was used in aerial combat and it family allowance. is stated that hits have been regis In Class B are the parents, br, the 600 meters to lange," tered up sisters and grandchildren d ers, report added soldier. Those in Class B mus These details, the fullest yet to be the soldier fort released here, are of interest to dependenl upon support. those who see in rocket piojectiles Voluntary allotments may the answer to the search for a made by any one in the servicet on means to mount heavier guns a general on down to the ne.i planes The big problem in this direction private. They may authorize t ments for their dependents, for , in the past has been the recoil and A ment of life insurance premiuir. the so far and effect muzzle blast che-- , a or bank a for savings, cannon mounted on tankaccount In the soldiers name, bursting Hurricanes are the largest the name of a dependent. known to be in use If the allowance is for Cb Would Increase Fire Power. dependents only, or for Class If rockets which start slowly with pendents only, $22 a month u jJbotl a minimum of recoil and then gam aside from the soldiers pay. . lorj speed could be adapted to planes, is for both classes, $27 a moc this problem might largely be overset aside. come and enable planes to discharge With the governments con;: missiles equal to the destructive tions the soldiers wife, for instil: power of heavy guns. will get $50 a month, a wife ct Tne development of the rocket child $G2, wife and two chilfr principle in such weapons as the $72, father and mother only, $17, American Bazooka" gun opened the wife and parents, $80. Accrue on Induction. possibilities for guns of that type attached to planes and firing rocket-typUnder a new regulation usaprojectiles through a simple nces generally begin to accrue: barrel rather than off rails as the first day rf the month in whit: Russians have done. soldier is inducted, if he files Even though the Bazooka" is application before the end of : light enough to be held and fired month. The system the general: by one man it is known to have dedeveloped is a sort of a product structive power at least equal to a line process for receiving, rec 75 mm. field gun and presumably ing, adjudicating and approve ' even a small airplane could mount a disapproving applications for k gun on similar lines, firing a much fits. ft1 heavier projectile. Certified copies of the recorc two of affidavits or marriage, witnesses of the ceremony, : Its the Direction That be shown. Certified copies of Really Is Important birth of th soldiers children a fidawts of two disinterested pen; WHEELING. W VA John Gor-niJr. figured he had had more stating age and parentage of e than his share of lips and downs and are necessary. For divorced wives a cert so he is working as a substitute copy of the divorce decree, c: mail carrier. Gornik traveled a little over 16,348 certified copy of separation, miles on the elevator at the Wheelagreement if still m eH is needed. ing federal building and admitted In the case of Class B depends he was getting a bit tired of it t: During the eight years he served affidavits of dependency sworn as the elevator operator, he said he at least two disinterested perc had made more than 2,499,995 trips must be submitted. Even after the account has b set up, General Gilbert expL Teacher Now Tutored changes take place which rev By Her Former Pupils additional work. In May at isen 82,000 changes of address were ILL. BLOOMINGTON, Pupils are doing the teaching now Mrs corded . . . the promotion or ik Jessie McGraw decided to go to of a soldier, the birth of a c the death of a payee and rr.anyct work in the offices of a Bloomington insurance company. A teacher at changes may affect the accour three rural schools near Bloomington for more than 10 years. Mrs Cheating on Lunch Tin finds herself taking lessons in Cuts Ship Product office work from eight former pupils she once taught the three Rs All SAUSALITO, CALIF -- An elef eght left Mis McGraw s class- stool pigeon at one of the couc" rooms, completed h.gh school work major shipyards has disclosed and acqu.red jobs at the insurance the management, that the pb1 r losing three hours ot work company day because of early q'JitfirS j late starting at lunch and Now She Can Bawl Out change periods. Igintcil by the soldier, l.leitrnily. The tail i' tittid w.th four stabilizer va'its and a discharge nozzle y c A. j k U too. Ive found through my own experience that young-ter- s make creditable cooks provided theyre not hurried and provided they start out on tilings they really like. And these are a natural for girls to start out on: BONNIE DEE 2 cups enriched 1 Yz 1 flour tsp. soda 1 tsp. baking powder Vz tsp. salt 2 cops quick oats COOKIES cup seedless raisins cup coarsely - chopped nut meats 3i cup shortening 1 cup brown sugar 2 eggs 3 cup milk Sift flour, mea-ur- e and sift with dry ingredients, add oats, r.mins and nut meats Cream sluirtcmng with n eggs and sugar, add milk; combine with tluur mixture Drop bv teaspoontuU on greased cookie slue t. Hake in moderate oven (JTfF F.l 12 to 15 min. Makes 6 v t' and p ircans but warn them not to "pttk while baking waffles, and not to turn pamakts until they are hurlv lull of bubble holes on tep. t eta L-- Lb. d JaEa Stijc u u WOUlB O' rCK MXR aifPEE IP vCu POUGwr it IN the WHOti SEAN and HAD IT GROUND K nT cnR COffEE MAKER IN MV EteNl-ENe- (W'J rout , THAT s THE WAV re GET XcAL PUvCYf 1 u ,o 1 nit n ut i m Butt u ' & II For Seasoning. Lb. est ntiwe joan vestjsoax ecr or mcwex re: a ivxino op e i T AvjQ MCA COME rs ' nil igo, 3 in one of these columns, dozt n One ol the lust things for boys to trv the lr kite hen skill on is waffle's of me mssvg sofifwag V -- FRIDAY AND SATFURDAY OCTOBER 22 and 23 Shoulder Cuts BACON SQUARES Hysrcxy ITS SO ECONOMICAL One' thing to be th.nklul fot, t' lies phntv o fflour available a Prices Effective 13 Grade AA. Lb. ,s' BEEF ROAST (3) A. In the Piece. Lean. Lb. LAMB LEGS 15C urtt;.r) i Baby Food Tender, Grade ,y BACON 25C Rua:t 13C lg 26 oz Safeway Meats 24C il tut pllf FiA.l A well-bea- V orning Glaiy, Ou'ek '2trt or Keg, Laie.1 pkg AUV lflidMlk6i Lut GKcn Sunny Dawn U) OatS - JO e IAST MONTH, I Farm-Fres- VV Let the Children Cook -- Safeway V;.v; iatat'1- - rffoffog?bro hot COFFEE Red bm -- metndvM' (jfuu STAMPS (For meat, fats, ihecse, Oct 'V;X Z'bbb BROWN D E -- t T' i 'U-.- 1 u ,n ' ( ' BLUE ST A MILS X, Y, 7. Good Oct 1 to Nov 20 f !h i v i Mi s RATION TIME TABLE f a S i . year Nation m-- bot-Ui- Miilili !i li tiai a d i , wt ll '1 ,t a i I llfl i u wi abe f ' i i M's Vale le WilHht, 23, wife d Aimon Wiifdht, e.ts taken to he Hay son hospital Tuesday ev iiim;, sulleiing Horn a bad in ad She was pieiccssing in hum 'tnisoii in a hot water cooker s whith boiled eliy and sever, tl lemov-mwas as she ploded them, the broken glass fiom Hu jai s cutting her face and hi ad .! me tiri'iiow n a ' '! e nevi .11 i, bv t n t . h a,tt I f gv.-- S,, ,n h J-- even-whe- t v. I t n rev was a cal itl thou h pom t s I)et 's s v;A The NEWARK, N anrvi flee of dependency benefits ls . ot national court of d irnestic ,1 tions Brig. Gen. Hamid N Gl, director ot ODB, says Put h enters the b'g bu ldirg C" which Uncle Sam sei out d f to help pay the bills of tld.ers' ; llies, he wishes the ws of Solomon. M'U-- l i i me - H Active Service. Russian rocket 'e v. 'lull 'i ay f 0.-v a n.irne of Reuben J Iettison Mr. l,t,('son has been juiving at tivof ji in .et r the i e for a numlit r .. Uncle Sam Helps Pay B' I Of Families of Men in A LONDON ' v K , ay-- f-nvvA- Roost vi It h.ts st i.it 1 yr fv . v. ifi nt n, P't 'ldent y . Shipheid, it ( ( X v wjy ' :p;? X , . ?:v ,T ' j ..- - A ' v ', , iv- 4 'Ji ?v 'i'1v . j i V , Weapon May Foreshadow Revolution in Airplane Fire Power. arid bub. Sand. tv hire , ' n Mis S,ir .h A Shepherd in it ,i of her 84th birthday anni-if- i ity, winch octuiied Tuesday I, ,J f H:W0 . " $ ,r plfbAAyy jp A . .x ... j 1'iA-- ' Russ Bomb Ibis Dependents G Terri fie Force 2 Billion a Y LOCAL ITEMS This Soldier May Be Your Boy viryyTf UT,H PAYSrM. j Mate Without a Poking asserted loss, p'ns the SOUTH BEND IND regularly allowed for Mrs Alice indicates that although Karmolinski testified in citv court T that she bad never dared scold her yard operates continuously it husband, Walter. 33, because ' he at its normal pace only of took a poke at me whenever I opened my mouth Judge Leon E. Kowalski placed Karmol.nski on a years probation for failure to provide and told Mrs Karmolinski to go ahead and bawl him out This hours out As a each ed ten 24. result the ing Mar Shipp operator corporation, yard, has appealed to the themselves to find a remedy has offered $1,000 in war bonds the best suggestions. Carp Helps Solve Meat Power Is Stepped Up Shortage in Nebraska At Grand Coulee & LINCOLN NEB The state game commissi n has d we its share in easing the meat shortage At request of the ft deal government be tween 800 ar ' Don pounds of carp were sHd at fr 8 to 10 certs a pound from t. e commissions vats at the fa r pro mds plant here native to the Ur. ted States were imported from Germ days. WASHINGTON. - Grnrd grera'of dams fourth massive whirled into action and is se more than 100.000 kilowatts power to the vital war ."dust' -- ' the Pacific Northwe-- t SeC' Harold L rckes announced This brings the dan.s pacity to mure than 600 c watts enough to supL.v 8 three million people. r4 POO |