anaheim-gazette 1943-12-09

Page Eight Anaheim Gazette — Thursday, December 9, 1940 ANAHEIM BUSINESS "Orange Capitol of the World" ADVERTISING — ANAHEIM GAZETTE Orange County's Oldest NEWSPAPER Established 1870 "Everybody Reads The Gazette" 259 E. Center — Ph. 2206-2207 BIRTH CERTIFICATES — OBTAINED FROM ANY STATE PROMPT AND RELIABLE SERVICE REASONABLE CHARGE NORTHERN ORANGE COUNTY CREDIT BUREAU 408 Bank of America Bldg. Phone Anaheim 2248 CAFES - RESTAURANTS — Curly's Cafe "Tis the Taste That Tells the Tale" 7:00 a.m. to 7:80 p.m. BREAKFAST LUNCHES AND DINERS 250 E. Center, Cor. S. Philadelphia CHIROPRACTORS — Dr. G. A. NETH, D.P., D.C. CHIROPRACTOR 625 W. Center — Phone 4884 Neth Apts. Cor. Resh & Center MACHINE SHOPS — ANAHEIM MACHINE WORKS REPAIR Work of All Kinds 125 S. Clementine — Ph. 2011 MIMEOGRAPHING — MIMEOGRAPHING FROM POST CARD TO LEGAL SIZE Reasonable Rates. Immediate Service NORTHERN ORANGE COUNTY CREDIT BUREAU 408 Bank of America Bldg. Phone 2248 MOVING - TRANSFER — WE STAND FOR PROMPT SERVICE AND REASONABLE CHARGES! If Moving Day has always meant trouble to you . . . ROBIN'S PAINT STORE 239 N. Los Angeles St., Anaheim PHYSICIANS & SURGEOLOGY DR. J. W. TRUXAW PHYSICIAN Phone: office 3213; Res. 260 Golden State Bank Bldg. Center & L. A. — Anahe DR. J. C. OSHER PHYSICIAN Phone 3212 1224 W. Center — Anahe PRINTING — BREAKFAST LUNCHES AND DINNERS 250 E. Center, Cor. S. Philadelphia CHIROPRACTORS — Dr. G. A. NETH, D.P., D.C. CHIROPRACTOR 625 W. Center — Phone 4884 Neth Apts. Cor. Resh & Center DAIRIES — Acacia Dairy MILK ----- Delivered to your Door each morning. PHONE ACACIA DAIRY ANAHEIM 2078 FUNERAL HOMES — BACKS, CAMPBELL & KAULBARS J BEN KAULBARS Resident Director Phone Anaheim 3209 251 North Lemon Street, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful, Courteous Service 120 E. Broadway Phone 4105 INCOME TAX SERVICE INCOME TAX ADVISORS 20 Years of Tax Experience W. R.' MOVIUS R. W. MARVIN 314 W. 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Commonwealth—Ph. 66 Fullerton, California INSURANCE BROKERS — A. P. M. BROWN "A Full House of Insurance Service" You Can't Afford To Be Under-Insured 501 N. Los Angeles — Ph. 2275 ALFRED H. HANSEN Agent State Farm Mutual Auto Insurance Let me help you with your insurance problems 515 N. Los Angeles — Ph. 4423 KEYS - FIX-IT SHOPS — DUSTIN'S KEY & FIX-IT SHOP Key and Lock Experts Lawn Mowers and Saws Sharpened 808 W. Center — Ph. 4716 LEGAL PUBLICATIONS — The "Public Notice" is an important function of the American system of Government. The ANAHEIM GAZETTE is an authorized legal publication, established 1870. 259 E. Center — Ph. 2206-2207 LITHOGRAPHERS — A complete photographic and off-set printing plant is at your service. The ANAHEIM GAZETTE Plant is equipped to supply your every printing need. 259 E. Center — Ph. 2206-2207 ORCHARD EQUIPMENT — H. R. DAVIES ORCHARD HEATERS New and Used Cypress Road — Phone 4860 Anaheim, Calif. PERSONAL SERVICE — PAY YOUR DEBTS Let Us Explain Our Plan. No Co-signers, Employer Not Contacted. NORTHERN ORANGE COUNTY CREDIT BUREAU 408 Bank of America Bldg. Phone 2248 PAINT - WALL PAPER — GOOD PAINT Saves & Preserves The Best Homes For "DUTCH BOY" Paints see us and be better pleased with the results. GIBBS LUMBER Three Retail Yards Anaheim-Fullerton-Placentia DELIVERY OF Building Materials Lions To Hold Crippled Children's Party; Marks Speaks On Agriculture Following its usual custom the Anaheim Lions club will again be hosts at a Christmas tree and party to be given at the Elks club at noon on Friday, December 17, for the crippled children of the city. A large group of Lions are working on the project and it is certain that all the crippled children will be remembered by Old Santa Claus who will be there in person to greet and cheer these handicapped and shut-ins who are never forgotten by the Lions. If there are crippled children in the city who do not have transportation to come to the Christmas party they will be sent for and returned to their homes, if any member of the Lions club is informed. It was also announced at last Friday's regular meeting of the club by Roy Mendoza that the Lions ladies' night and Christmas tree party would be held the same evening, Friday, December 17. This event will open with a turkey dinner in the club dining room, participated in also by the wives and children of club members. The dinner will be served at 6:30, to be followed by the Christmas tree unveiling and distribution of gifts. And, both Democrats and Republicans are in on the deal, so it is not altogether political," he continued. He blamed OPA for much of the confusion in agriculture but stated that things are looking better as some of the control is being passed back to local officers who understand local conditions. After a year's administration of an entirely wrong policy in regard to the handling of citrus fruits, during which time the orange growers took the punishment, the program is now being changed by the War Food Administration, the speaker said. As an illustration of the injustice suffered by some of the farm producers, Marks cited the lima bean situation which is local to this county. Growers are receiving $8.00 per hundred for their beans, although their proven cost is now $8.40 per hundred. "The producer gets what is left after OPA sets the selling price for all the mid-done. And, both Democrats and Republicans are in on the deal, so it is not altogether political," he continued. He blamed OPA for much of the confusion in agriculture but stated that things are looking better as some of the control is being passed back to local officers who understand local conditions. After a year's administration of an entirely wrong policy in regard to the handling of citrus fruits, during which time the orange growers took the punishment, the program is now being changed by the War Food Administration, the speaker said. As an illustration of the injustice suffered by some of the farm producers, Marks cited the lima bean situation which is local to this county. Growers are receiving $8.00 per hundred for their beans, although their proven cost is now $8.40 per hundred. "The producer gets what is left after OPA sets the selling price for all the mid-done. And, both Democrats and Republicans are in on the deal, so it is not altogether political," he continued. He blamed OPA for much of the confusion in agriculture but stated that things are looking better as some of the control is being passed back to local officers who understand local conditions. After a year's administration of an entirely wrong policy in regard to the handling of citrus fruits, during which time the orange growers took the punishment, the program is now being changed by the War Food Administration, the speaker said. As an illustration of the injustice suffered by some of the farm producers, Marks cited the lima bean situation which is local to this county. Growers are receiving $8.00 per hundred for their beans, although their proven cost is now $8.40 per hundred. "The producer gets what is left after OPA sets the selling price for all the mid-done. And, both Democrats and Republicans are in on the deal, so it is not altogether political," he continued. He blamed OPA for much of the confusion in agriculture but stated that things are looking better as some of the control is being passed back to local officers who understand local conditions. After a year's administration of an entirely wrong policy in regard to the handling of citrus fruits, during which time the orange growers took the punishment, the program is now being changed by the War Food Administration, the speaker said. As an illustration of the injustice suffered by some of the farm producers, Marks cited the lima bean situation which is local to this county. Growers are receiving $8.00 per hundred for their beans, although their proven cost is now $8.40 per hundred. "The producer gets what is left after OPA sets the selling price for all the mid-done. And, both Democrats and Republicans are in on the deal, so it is not altogether political," he continued. He blamed OPA for much of the confusion in agriculture but stated that things are looking better as some of the control is being passed back to local officers who understand local conditions. After a year's administration of an entirely wrong policy in regard to the handling of citrus fruits, during which time the orange growers took the punishment, the program is now being changed by the War Food Administration, the speaker said. As an illustration of the injustice suffered by some of the farm producers, Marks cited the lima bean situation which is local to this county. Growers are receiving $8.00 per hundred for their beans, although their proven cost is now $8.40 per hundred. "The producer gets what is left after OPA sets the selling price for all the mid-done. And, both Democrats and Republicans are in on the deal, so it is not altogether political," he continued. He blamed OPA for much of the confusion in agriculture but stated that things are looking better as some of the control is being passed back to local officers who understand local conditions. After a year's administration of an entirely wrong policy in regard to the handling of citrus fruits, during which time the orange growers took the punishment, the program is now being changed by the War Food Administration, the speaker said. As an illustration of the injustice suffered by some of the farm producers, Marks cited the lima bean situation which is local to this county. Growers are receiving $8.00 per hundred for their beans, although their proven cost is now $8.40 per hundred. "The producer gets what is left after OPA sets the selling price for all the mid-done. And, both Democrats and Republicans are in on the deal, so it is not altogether political," he continued. He blamed OPA for much of the confusion in agriculture but stated that things are looking better as some of the control is being passed back to local officers who understand local conditions. After a year's administration of an entirely wrong policy in regard to the handling of citrus fruits, during which time the orange growers took the punishment, the program is now being changed by the War Food Administration, the speaker said. As an illustration of the injustice suffered by some of the farm producers, Marks cited the lima bean situation which is local to this county. Growers are receiving $8.00 per hundred for their beans, although their proven cost is now $8.40 per hundred. "The producer gets what is left after OPA sets the selling price for all the mid-done. And, both Democrats and Republicans are in on the deal, so it is not altogether political," he continued. He blamed OPA for much of the confusion in agriculture but stated that things are looking better as some of the control is being passed back to local officers who understand local conditions. After a year's administration of an entirely wrong policy in regard to the handling of citrus fruits, during which time the orange growers took the punishment, the program is now being changed by the War Food Administration, the speaker said. As an illustration of the injustice suffered by some of the farm producers, Marks cited the lima bean situation which is local to this county. Growers are receiving $8.00 per hundred for their beans, although their proven cost is now $8.40 per hundred. "The producer gets what is left after OPA sets the selling price for all the mid-done. And, both Democrats and Republicans are in on the deal, so it is not altogether political," he continued. He blamed OPA for much of the confusion in agriculture but stated that things are looking better as some of the control is being passed back to local officers who understand local conditions. After a year's administration of an entirely wrong policy in regard to the handling of citrus fruits, during which time the orange growers took the punishment, the program is now being changed by the War Food Administration, the speaker said. As an illustration of the injustice suffered by some ofthe farm producers, Marks citedthelimabean situationwhichislocaltothiscounty.Growersarereceiving$8.00perhundredfortheirbeansalthoughtheirprovencostisnow$8.40perhundred.“TheproducergetswhatisleftafterOPAsetsthesellingpriceforallthemid-done.And,bothDemocratsandRepublicansareinonthedeal,sotheitisnotaltogetherpolitical,”hecontinued. He blamed OPA for much ofthe confusion in agriculture but stated that things are looking better as some ofthe control is being passed back to local officers who understand local conditions. After a year's administration of an entirely wrong policy in regard tothe handlingofcitrusfruits,duringwhichtimetheorangegrowerstookthepunishment,theprogramisnowbeingchangedbytheWarFoodAdministration,thespeakersaid. As an illustration ofthejustice sufferedbysomeofthefarmproducers,Markscitedthelimabean situationwhichislocaltothiscounty.Growersarereceiving$8.00perhundredfortheirbeansalthoughtheirprovencostisnow$8.40perhundred.“TheproducergetswhatisleftafterOPAsetsthesellingpriceforallthemid-done.And,bothDemocrats和Republicansareinonthedeal,sotheitisnotaltogetherpolitical,”hecontinued. He blamed OPA for much ofthe confusion in agriculture but stated that things are looking better as some ofthe control is being passed back to local officers who understand local conditions. After a year's administration of an entirely wrong policy in regard tothe handlingofcitrusfruits,duringwhichtimetheorangegrowerstookthepunishment,theprogramisnowbeingchangedbytheWarFoodAdministration,thespeakersaid. As an illustration ofthejustice sufferedbysomeofthefarmproducers,Markscitedthelimabean situationwhichislocaltothiscounty.Growersarereceiving$8.00perhundredfortheirbeansalthoughtheirprovencostisnow$8.40perhundred.“TheproducergetswhatisleftafterOPAsetsthesellingpriceforallthemid-done.And,bothDemocrats和Republicansareinonthedeal,sotheitisnotaltogetherpolitical,”hecontinued. He blamed OPA for much ofthe confusion in agriculture but stated that things are looking better as some ofthe control is being passed back to local officers who understand local conditions. After a year's administration of an entirely wrong policy in regard tothe handlingofcitrusfruits,duringwhichtimetheorangegrowerstookthepunishment,theprogramisnowbeingchangedbytheWarFoodAdministration,thespeakersaid. As an illustration ofthejustice sufferedbysomeofthefarmproducers,Markscitedthelimabean situationwhichislocaltothiscounty.Growersarereceiving$8.00perhundredfortheirbeansalthoughtheirprovencostisnow$8.40perhundred.“TheproducergetswhatisleftafterOPAsetsthesellingpriceforallthemid-done.And,bothDemocrats和Republicansareinonthedeal,sotheitisnotaltogetherpolitical,”hecontinued. He blamed OPA for much ofthe confusion in agriculture but stated that things are looking better as some ofthe control is being passed back to local officers who understand local conditions. After a year's administration of an entirely wrong policy in regard tothe handlingofcitrusfruits,duringwhichtimetheorangegrowerstookthepunishment,theprogramisnowbeingchangedbytheWarFoodAdministration,thespeakersaid. As an illustration ofthejustice sufferedbysomeofthefarmproducers,Markscitedthelimabean situationwhichislocaltothiscounty.Growersarereceiving$8.00perhundredfortheirbeansalthoughtheirprovencostisnow$8.40perhundred.“TheproducergetswhatisleftafterOPAsetsthesellingpriceforallthemid-done.And,bothDemocrats和Republicansareinonthedeal,sotheitisnotaltogetherpolitical,”hecontinued. He blamed OPA for much ofthe confusion in agriculture but stated that things are looking better as some ofthe control is being passed back to local officers who understand local conditions. After a year's administration of an entirely wrong policy in regard tothe handlingofcitrusfruits,duringwhichtimetheorangegrowerstookthepunishment,theprogramisnowbeingchangedbytheWarFoodAdministration,thespeakersaid. As an illustration ofthejustice sufferedbysomeofthefarmproducers,Markscitedthelimabean situationwhichislocaltothiscounty.Growersarereceiving$8.00perhundredfortheirbeansalthoughtheirprovencostisnow$8.40perhundred.“TheproducergetswhatisleftafterOPAsets.thesellingpriceforallthemid-done.And,bothDemocrats和Republicansareinon-thedeal,sotheitisnotaltogetherpolitical,”hecontinued. He blamed OPA for much ofthe confusion in agriculture but stated that things are looking better as some ofthe control is being passed back to local officers who understand local conditions. After a year's administration of an entirely wrong policy in regard tothe handlingofcitrusfruits,duringwhichtimetheorangegrowerstookthepunishment,theprogramisnowbeingchangedbytheWarFoodAdministration,thespeakersaid. As an illustration ofthejustice sufferedbysomeofthefarmproducers,Markscitedthelimabean situationwhichislocaltothiscounty.Growersarereceiving$8.00per Hundredfortheirbeansalthoughtheyprovencostisnow$8.40per Hundred.“TheproducergetswhatisleftafterOPAsets.thesellingpriceforallthemid-done.And,bothDemocrats和Republicansareinon-thedeal,sotheitisnotaltogetherpolitical,”hecontinued. He blamed OPA for much ofthe confusion in agriculture but stated that things are looking better as some ofthe control is being passed back to local officers who understand local conditions. After a year's administration of an entirely wrong policy in regard tothe handlingofcitrusfruits,duringwhichtime_theorangegrowers_took_the_punishment,the_program_is_now_becoming_changed_by_the_War_Food_Administration,_she_speakers_did_not_ask_for_a_letter_writing_case_to_Congressmen_Phillip_Voorhies_insisting_that_rebe_cut_and_farm_price_adjusted_parity_with other_companies._President Fran Elliott_presented_at_the-meeting_and_announcing_directors'meeting_to_be_the_home_of_Clyde_Crommonday_night,_December It was also announced at last Friday's regular meeting of the club by Roy Mendoza that the Lions ladies' night and Christmas tree party would be held the same evening, Friday, December 17. This event will open with a turkey dinner in the club dining room, participated in also by the wives and children of club members. The dinner will be served at 6:30, to be followed by the Christmas tree unveiling and distribution of gifts. The evening banquet meeting will take place of the usual noon meeting on that date. Bert Arnold, personnel director at the Granada Orange Packing company, was formally inducted as a new member of the club. District President Louis Hoskins made the initiation speech and O. E. Hansen, past president of the club and sponsor of the new member, presented Arnold with the Lions lapel pin. George E. Holyoke of the city engineering department was introduced as a visitor by Lion A. C. Riutcel. M. E. Beebe reported that the Marywood Central high school would enter the speaking contests. Also, that the Anaheim Union high school would have individual entrants, although the school will not officially participate in the project. Program Chairman Glen Hipes introduced C. J. Marks, secretary of the Orange County Farm Bureau, who made an interesting and enlightening talk on the agricultural situation confronting Southern California and other farmers. "Governmental 'regulations' and other interference irks the farmers," he said, "when they are trying to produce the much needed food crops, yet being held down by a group who are trying to force government subsidies into the picture instead of allowing the farmers to produce maximum yields and guaranteeing them a fair return for their labor and investment, as other businesses are operated." "The situation is being complicated by bureaus, instead of cutting red tape and getting things HERE'S HOW TO SAVE POINTS AND TIME PRINTING THAT'S A CREDIT TO YOU the printed matter that goes out of your offices reflects your standards. We do a good job for you. Stock, ink and design in the modern manner — at moderate cost. NAHEIM GAZETTE heo B. Kuchel, Gen. Mgr. E. Center — Ph. 2206-2207 VICE STATIONS — CENTER & HELENA SERVICE STATION J. (Gene) Sullivan, Mgr. Mobilubrication — Mobilgas Iteries Rented — Recharged Into Laundry — U. S. Tires W. Center — Ph. 2910 EDISH MASSAGE — LULU N. KENYON Medish Massage—Therapy For Appointment Phone 4395 Romneya Drive Between Spadra and Euclid Aheim, Calif. KI SERVICE — PICKWICK CAB Fast But Careful "At Your Service" W. Center — Ph. 4822 Atkins Products C. V. CHILDS 224 W. Commonwealth Fullerton bean situation which is local to this county. Growers are receiving $8.00 per hundred for their beans, although their proven cost is now $8.40 per hundred. "The producer gets what is left after OPA sets the selling price for all the mid-day night, December OLD SUNNY BROOK BRAND Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey "CHEERFUL AS ITS NAME" McKesson & Robbins, Inc. Exclusive Distributors POTATO SALE 1943's crop of potatoes is a bumper one, estimated to be 17% larger than last year's. This is welcome news, especially when so many of our favorite foods are scarce. High in the list of nutritious foods, potatoes deserve their regular place on American tables. This year, when numerous other foods are rationed, they will be served in dozens of tempting ways by ingenious homemakers. ADDITIONAL PRODUCE VALUE Buy the exact amounts you want at Safa BELL PEPPERS lb. 12¢ For salad or to stuff. YOUNG CARROTS lb. 6¢ Crisp, just pulled. Here's a recipe which is easy on your ration points and easy to serve. All you have to do is ask your butcher for Old Fashioned Loaf. There's no waste or shrinkage for it's baked when you get it. Stuffed Old Fashioned Rolls 1/4 lb. Star Old-Fashioned Loaf (4 whole slices, each about 1/4 inch thick) 1/4 cup bacon drippings or margarine 1 cup onions 6 cups toasted bread cubes (about 6-7 slices) 1½ teaspoons salt 1¼ teaspoon pepper 1½ teaspoon poultry seasoning 1/4 cup boiling water Make dressing, melt drippings, add onions; cook until clear. Pour over bread cubes. Add seasonings. Pour boiling water over mixture. On each slice of Old Fashioned Loaf, place a few spoonfuls of dressings. Roll slice around dressing; fasten with toothpick. Bake 30 minutes in 350° F. oven. Serve with vegetable cream sauce. ADDITIONAL PRODUCE VALUES Ry-Krisp Tasty rye wafers. Serve 7 1/4-oz. with soups and salads. pkg. Ritz Crackers Nabisco Brand can 16-oz. 21¢ Airway Coffee Ground to Your Order lb. 20¢ Nob Hill Coffee Rich, flavorful bend. lb. 23¢ Edwards Coffee Drip or regular jar 1-lb. 27£ Now vacuum packed in re-useable glass jar. Dixie Fry Use in cooking fish, 8-oz. pkg. Bisquick Easy to make perfect 40-oz. biscuits with Bisquick. pkg. SAFEWAY MEATS Meats that you buy at Safeway are guaranteed to please. Note the values in quality beef at Safeway this week. (7) PRIME RIB ROAST (7) SEVEN BONE ROAST (7) ROUND BONE ROAST (10) ROUND STEAK (6) GROUND BEEF (3) DRY SALT PORK Daily Frost Report for Orange Growers A daily frost report to the citrus industry has been added to the KFI Noon Farm Reporter program as a regular feature to be continued throughout the winter months. The brief, general report will give growers more time for preparation when general cold waves move in, according to Farm Reporter Nelson McIninch. It will not attempt to warn growers of quick drops in temperature, he says, for the noon hour is too early for this kind of a forecast. Specific information will be given men to the consumer. "In England," he said, "OPA's counterpart in that country employs ten lawyers to administer the legal phases of the agricultural program, while here, OPA has 400 lawyers to make the rules and 2,300 more in the field trying to interpret the rules made by the other four hundred." What the farmers need is freedom of enterprise instead of government crutches, and the democratic form of government given back to the people," he said. Marks concluded his talk by requesting a letter writing campaign to Congressmen Phillips and Moorhies insisting that red tape be cut and farm prices adjusted to parity with other commodities. President Fran Elliott presided at the meeting and announced a directors' meeting to be held at the home of Clyde Cromer next Monday night, December 13. en on Clear Channel Station KFI's regular nightly frost service delivered by Regional Weather Director Flyd D. Young from the station of the Fruit-Frost Service, Pomona. The noontime warning will be presented twice on each day's program, Monday through Saturday. It will be heard at approximately 12:01 and again at 12:14. VICTORY'S SONS Serqtin Gust Portl of Columbus, Ga. Two HUNDRED hours in the air over hostile territory! Every minute of it he knew he was in imminent peril from the machine guns of enemy planes, from anti-aircraft flak, from mechanical failures in his own plane. Every time Master Sergeant Gust Portl, army aerial gunner, went up over the blue Mediterranean or over the sandy wastes and barren rocks where Axis air fields were hidden, he could tell himself, "This time they may get me." He was not piloting—he could not choose the course, the dangers to avoid—his job was to stick to his guns. Flight after flight, mission after mission, was chalked up as successful. And always it was Gust Portl who blasted down the enemy craft, calm, accurate, unmindful of danger in tight spots where another man's nerves would snap. For participating in the protection of a British convoy bound for Malta, he was awarded the Silver Star, for 100 hours of aerial combat, the Air Medal, and for 200 hours, the Distinguished Flying Cross. HOSTILE TERRESTRIAL! Every minute of it he knew he was in imminent peril from the machine guns of enemy planes, from anti-aircraft flak, from mechanical failures in his own plane. Every time Master Sergeant Gust Portl, army aerial gunner, went up over the blue Mediterranean or over the sandy wastes and barren rocks where Axis air fields were hidden, he could tell himself, "This time they may get me." He was not piloting—he could not choose the course, the dangers to avoid—his job was to stick to his guns. Flight after flight, mission after mission, was chalked up as successful. And always it was Gust Portl who blasted down the enemy craft, calm, accurate, unmindful of danger in tight spots where another man's nerves would snap. For participating in the protection of a British convoy bound for Malta, he was awarded the Silver Star, for 100 hours of aerial combat, the Air Medal, and for 200 hours, the Distinguished Flying Cross. Keep 'Em Flying — Buy War Bonds and Stamps! Heying's Pharmacy THE REXALL STORE 101 W. Center St. Anaheim, Calif. at your SAFEWAY We reserve the right to limit. No soles to dealers. RUSSETS U.S. No. 1 Grade POTATOES 10 lbs. 32¢ BUY A SACK UNCLE SAM URGES HOME STORAGE OF POTATOES Our government has asked consumers to store potatoes at home to relieve crowded storage warehouses. Safeway's special price this week adds additional incentive to buy in quantity. Potatoes will keep for months in a cool, dark, well-ventilated place. Temperature of storage place should be between 36 and 40 degrees F. 100-lb. Sack U.S. No. 1 Grade RUSSETS $319 These prices (except on fresh produce) are effective through Saturday, December 11. NONAL PRODUCE VALUES AT SAFEWAY: exact amounts you want at Safeway — pay by the pound. APPERS lb. 12¢ APPLES Rome Beauty Variety. lb. 10¢ CARROTS lb. 6¢ PIPPIN APPLES For pies or sauce. lb. 8¢ FLOUR, CEREALS, ETC. Kitchen Craft Flour No. 10 bag 45¢ Enriched Blend. No. 5 bog, 25c; 25 lbs., $1.05 Drifted Snow Flour No. 10 bag 58¢ No. 5 bog, 31c; 25 lbs., $1.29. Ask for free leaflet at Martha Meade's Holiday Cookie recipes. Corn Muffin Mix Duff's 14-oz. Brand pkg. 22¢ NONAL PRODUCE VALUES AT SAFEWAY: Exact amounts you want at Safeway — pay by the pound. APPERS 12¢ lb. CARROTS 6¢ lb. CELERY 9¢ lb. MS 10¢ lb. NELIS PEARS 14½¢ lb. LARGE GRADE A EGGS 58¢ per doz. Twelve Grand brand, large eggs. Packed in cartons. PIRATES' GOLD 17¢ box Top quality Graham Crackers. 2-lb. package, 30c. PEANUT BUTTER 29¢ Beverly Brand, quality spread. Two-pound size jar, 55c. IME RIB ROAST 33¢ Grade A per lb. VEN BONE ROAST 27¢ Grade A per lb. UND BONE ROAST 28¢ Grade A per lb. OUND STEAK 40¢ Grade B per lb. OUND BEEF Freshly ground, packed in Visking casing. Per lb. Y SALT PORK Perfect seasoning for baked beans. Per lb. FIGURES IN PARENTHESES INDICATED BROWN POINTS PER POUND Some Safeways do not carry both grades of meat listed. FLOUR, CEREALS, ETC. Kitchen Craft Flour No.10 bag 45¢ Enriched Blend. No.5 bag, 25¢; 25 lbs., $1.05 Drifted Snow Flour No.10 bag 58¢ No.5 bag, 31¢; 25 lbs., $1.29. Ask for free leaflet or Martha Meade's Holiday Cookie recipes. Corn Muffin Mix Duff's 14-oz. pkg. 22£ Morning Glory Oats 20-oz. box 10£ Quick or regular style, 48-oz. package, 21£ H-O Quick Oats 16-oz. box 12£ Rice Krispies Kellogg's Brand 5½-oz. pkg. 11£ POINTS EACH BROWN STAMP ITEMS PRICE VALUE (1) Cherub Milk Rich, Pure Evaporated tall can 9¢ (1) Pet Milk Whole Milk, Evaporated tall cans 19¢ (6) Dalewood Vegetable Oleomargarine per lb. 22£ (5) Royal Satin Vegetable Shortening per lb. 22£ (5) Crisco Shortening per lb. 24£ (5) Spry Shortening per lb. 24£ POINTS EACH GREEN STAMP ITEMS PRICE VALUE (3) Tomato Juice Sunny Dawn No.2 can 9¢ (46-oz. can, 19c, plus 6 green points) (3) Tomato Juice Libby Brand No.2 can 10¢ (47-oz. can, 23c, plus 6 green points) (27) Peaches Sunworthy Yellow Clings can 18¢ (5) Beans Libby Brand Cut Green Beans 19-oz. can 17£ (6) Pickled Beets Our Best size 18£ (4) Diced Carrots Pent-house size 10£ (13) Corn Pictsweet Golden Cream or Whole Kernel can 14£ (13) Corn Country Home Brand Golden, Whole Kernel can 14£ (10) Corn Pictsweet Vacuum-Pkd. 12-oz. can 14£ (21) Tomatoes Gardenside Brand No.2½ can 13£ SAFEWAY