anaheim-gazette 1942-12-10

Two Air Force Men Earn Citations For Valor; One Was Cadet at SAAAB Two men were awarded citations by the War Department at Mather Field, Army Air Forces Advanced Flying School, Sacramento, on the same day. T/Sgt. James C. Bowers was awarded the Soldier's Medal for Heroism for his brave efforts and quick action in extinguishing a fire in a Mather Field warehouse, containing ammunition and pyrotechnics. Lancaster Carries Powerful Punch Known as the "Lank" this big, powerful airplane, short-winged for its load-carrying capacity, was built for a specific reason—to haul a big bomb load over the channel for a few hundred miles under cover of darkness. Well turreted, it is virtually devoid of blind spots, but all the armament is limited to rifle-calibre guns. This ship was not designed for the task of slugging it out without benefit of fighter escort. The Lancaster has an optimum cruising speed of 300 miles per hour, a ferrying range of 3000 miles. It is armed with four Frazier-Nash turrets. Normally the ship carries a crew of six, the captain, co-pilot, navigator-bombardier, two radio gunners and a full time gunner for the tail. The big ship's phenomenal load carrying capacity is derived from the fact that every structural trick in the book has been put to work in order to achieve lightness without undue loss of strength. The airframe is built of flush-riveted aluminum alloy. The bomb-bay roof is a new feature which acts as a floor for the cabin, and overhead support for the world's largest and longest bomb-rack. PRINCIPAL DIMENSIONS Length — 69 ft. 6 in. Span — 102 ft. Tread — 23 ft. 9 in. Wing Area — 1300 ft. Lb. per HP — 12 lbs. Wing Loading — 46 lbs. U. S. Fliers Stung Japs Back in 1931 A prize of $25,000 was offered by a Japanese newspaper for the pilot who could make the first non-stop flight from Tokyo to America's west coast. This was back in 1931, and the prize was offered to stimulate interest in Japanese aviation. Three Jap pilots made the attempt, all with results ranging from ridiculous to disastrous. An American flying team, Clyde Pangborn and Hugh Herndon, heard about the prize while they were on the last leg of a round-the-world hop. They dropped by Tokyo and took off from there to win the money. Red Cross Reports Big Father Crop The crop of new fathers at this post is amazing. Beautiful to see is the squaring of shoulders and the throwing out of chests, when the men are notified by Red Cross that they now have offspring. The variety of requests from Red Cross are multitudinous. Latest is for a bugle. Now, who brought that up! Forty-nine men from Sqdn. 3 made a donation to the Red Cross, the money to be restricted for use on this field. The men can be sure that their contribution will be put to many worthwhile uses. Records released by the Field Director indicate that since the opening of Red Cross facilities on this post, over 2000 servicemen have availed themselves of these services. Any change in dependency status of the family of an Army enlisted man receiving family allowance should be reported to the Allowance and Allotment Branch, War Department, on WDAGO From 641, which may be secured from the Army or from Red Cross. This form is used to report any change (such as birth of a child, death, marriage, remarriage or divorce of a dependent) occurring after the initial claim for allowance has been filed. Documentary evidence of such change, by submission of birth or death certificate, certified copies of official records of marriages, divorce, etc., is required to support Form 641. REWARD FOR HERO Camden, N. J.—Gen. Douglas MacArthur, ranking officer of the United Nations forces in the Australian area, is not a candidate for any public office but he has received one vote anyway. When members of the County Board of Elections here opened absentee ballots they found a soldier had written in the General's name for justice of the peace of Barring- REWARD FOR HERO Camden, N. J.—Gen. Douglas MacArthur, ranking officer of the United Nations forces in the Australian area, is not a candidate for any public office but he has received one vote anyway. When members of the County Board of Elections here opened absentee ballots they found a soldier had written in the General's name for justice of the peace of Barrington, N. J. CONSERVE HOSIERY Give your rayon hose 48 hours to dry completely, and don't hang them. They will respond with long wear. GAS RATIONED Approximately 2300 U.S. cities with a total population of one and a half million, depend upon private cars because they have no transit systems, while 54,000 communities which lack railroad facilities, depend upon trucks and buses. BE OF GOOD CHEER this Holiday Season! ENJOY • SERVE • GIVE the whiskey that's "CHEERFUL AS ITS NAME" OLD SUNNY BROOK BRAND KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY Also available in Bottled-in-Bond, 109 Proof McKESSON & ROBBINS, Inc. Exclusive Distributors — Anaheim, California YOU'LL SLIDE THROUGH THE WINTER WITH THE GREATEST BY TAKING ADVANTAGE OF FOOD BUYS LIKE THESE SLIDE or GLIDE-RUN or RIDE-ALPHA BETA Helps You Save for War Stamps & Bonds TOMATOES SUNRICH No. 2½ cans 13¢ OLEO SUNRICH 1-lb. Ctn. 19¢ FLOUR SUNRICH 24¼-lb. Sack No. 10 Sack 99¢ 45¢ NABISCO RITZ CRACKERS 1-lb. pkg. 21¢ 12 FULL COLOR CHRISTMAS CARDS WITH ENVELOPES 10¢ and 5 wrappers from CRYSTAL WHITE FAMILY SOAP Mary Lee Taylor's Vegetable Cheese Shortcakes Broadcast Feb. 4 2 cups all-purpose flour 2½ cups grated American cheese out on floured board. Knead a few seconds until dough is smooth. Roll to 1/4-inch thickness. Cut into 12 rounds with floured 2½-inch cutter. Cut 1-inch holes in center of 6 rounds. Put plain rounds on baking sheet and top with remaining ribs. Bake 12 minutes, or until browned. While RITZ CRACKERS 1-lb. pkg. 21¢ WITH ENVELOPES 10¢ and 5 wrappers from CRYSTAL WHITE FAMILY SOAP Mary Lee Taylor's Vegetable Cheese Shortcakes Broadcast Feb. 4 2 cups all-purpose flour* 3 ½ teaspoons baking powder 1 ¼ teaspoons salt 6 tablespoons cold shortening 6 tablespoons Pet Milk diluted with 6 tablespoons water 2½ cups grated American cheese or ½ pound sliced, packaged variety 1 cup Pet Milk ¼ teaspoon pepper 3 cups drained peas, freshly cooked or canned Turn on oven and set at hot (425° F.). Sift flour before measuring. Resift with baking powder and 1 teaspoon salt. Work cold shortening into flour mixture with pastry blender or fork. Stir in diluted milk with fork. Turn dough out on floured board. Knead a few seconds until dough is smooth. Roll to ¾-inch thickness. Cut into 12 rounds with floured 2½-inch cutter. Cut 1-inch holes in center of 6 rounds. Put plain rounds on baking sheet and top with remaining riings. Bake 12 minutes, or until browned. While shortcakes bake, mix together grated cheese, milk, remaining ¾ teaspoon salt and the pepper. Stir and cook over boiling water until mixture is smooth. Add peas. Serve hot between rounds of shortcakes. Serves 6. *To Substitute Prepared Biscuit Flour for All-Purpose Flour: But 2 cups prepared biscuit flour in bowl. Omit baking powder, 1 teaspoon salt and shortening. Stir in diluted milk and proceed as directed for all-purpose flour. DINA-MITE CEREAL The Anti-Fatigue Whole Grain Meal. Wheat or 24-oz. pkg. Oat Base 20¢ ENRICHED PILLSBURY'S BEST FLOUR Contains two added No. 10 Bar Vitamins and Iron—NO CHANGE IN COLOR, TASTE, OR BAKING QUALITY 52¢ APPLE JUICE 10 Little Chief—12-oz. can Tomato JUICE 19 Kern’s—No. 5 can Tomatoes No. 10 Can 39 Arrowhead Brand—Puree Postum Cereal - lb. 19¢ DOG FOOD 49¢ North Star. 5-lb. Pkg. KOFIG 25¢ DOG SNAX 25¢ Champion. 1-lb. Pkg. FICGO 29¢ DOG MEAL 10¢ Marco, 1-lb. pkg. Potato Chips Bell Brand Twin Pack 29¢ Jumbo pkg...17c ASS DRIED FL in attractive gift package Early season buying ena sorts of Christmas Nuts U.S. No. 1 Idaho Russets Fcy Stockton Burbanks FANCY Idaho Rus "Sha Here Is Op His Cou FOR better he rale, and g America asks yo Right Foods." Or ple in the best s will be able to w rebuild this war- Potato Chips Bell Brand Twin Pack 29¢ Jumbo pkg...17c Bell Brand PEANUT BUTTER 12-oz. Jar 27¢ SALAD DRES. 22¢ BROOMS ea. 99¢ Dinner Bell, Pt. Jar Princess Brand TOMATOES 19¢ Bowl Cleaner 14¢ Del Monte, No. 2½ Can Pronto Brand Oleomargarine 25¢ GRAN. SOAP 23£ All Sweet, 1-lb. Pkg. Zee Towels 3 for 25¢ Citrus Brand, Lge. Pkg. 150 ft. in Roll Super X Brand, Gal. Jug 30¢ Kellogg's CORN FLAKES 10 PACKAGES Kellogg's PEP Kellogg's RICE KRISPIES Kellogg's KRUMBLES WHEAT KRISPIES 5 CEREALS Kellogg's VARIETY 5 CEREALS RED ROSE STEEL OUT ROLLED OATS 2 LB. 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On buying enable us to give you reasonably prices in all ASSORTED MIXED FRIUITS and NUTS live gift packages at Wholesale Prices – Ideal for mailing. son buying enable us to give you reasonably prices in all Christmas Nuts. daho sets 5 lbs. 17¢ Sack $3^{33}$ banks 6 lbs. 25¢ Sack $3^{19}$ SPECIAL Russetts Sack $2^{59}$ Fresh MEATS Use Carnation Milk for Appetizing Creamed Gravies "Share The Meat" Here Is Opportunity for Everyone to Serve His Country for Victory and a Better Future FOR better health, better morale, and greater strength, America asks you to "Eat the Right Foods." Only a strong people in the best state of nutrition will be able to win the peace and rebuild this war-torn world. So that our own fighting men to larger amounts of meat to limit themselves to 2½ pounds of beef, pork, veal, lamb and mutton per week. But consumers may make up for the additional proteins they have had heretofore by eating more of the variety meats such as liver, sweetbreads, tongue, Here Is Opportunity for Everyone to Serve His Country for Victory and a Better Future FOR better health, better morale, and greater strength, America asks you to "Eat the Right Foods." Only a strong people in the best state of nutrition will be able to win the peace and rebuild this war-torn world. So that our own fighting men and those of our Allies may have enough, and so that every American civilian, war-worker or otherwise, may have the better nutrition needed, our government asks everyone to "Share the Meat" and to limit themselves voluntarily to 2½ pounds of meat per week per adolescent or adult person. Children should have proportionate quantities, according to their age. Nutritionists are agreed that meat should be eaten at least once each day. It is man's outstanding protein food because its proteins are "biologically adequate". Contain all the ten essential amino acids needed for tissue growth. It supplies valuable amounts of the vitamins thiamine, riboflavin and niacin, as well as necessary minerals—iron, copper, and phosphorus. Some of our people heretofore have eaten more than 2½ pounds weekly. Some have eaten less. Your government requests everyone who has been accustomed to larger amounts of meat to limit themselves to 2½ pounds of beef, pork, veal, lamb and mutton per week. But consumers may make up for the additional proteins they have had heretofore by eating more of the variety meats such as liver, sweetbreads, tongue, kidneys, brains, hearts, sausage products not made of carcass meats (such as liver sausage, souse scrapple, etc., etc.)...and poultry and fish, and other items which are not on the government's "voluntary ration" list. People who have been eating less than 2½ pounds of meat per week should make sure that they get an adequate supply of the essential nutrients of which meat is such an excellent source. The government's program does not call for "meatless days" which would defeat the purpose of the Share-the-Meat campaign. Our country is served better by consumers aiming toward better nutrition than by limiting themselves to the amount of meat they eat daily to a point which is not called for on the basis of available civilian supplies. Remember, too, that the meat products not on the government's "voluntary ration" list are excellent sources of the nutrients natural to all meat. We Will Meet All Competitive Prices Cast Center at Olive Street West Center at Palm Street