Good Things To Eat
Thanksgiving
Here you will find all the good things that you need to
make your Thanksgiving dinner a grand suceess!
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.Ocean Spray Cranberry Sauce
.Red Currant Jelly
.Stuffed or Green Olives
.Midget Sweet Pickles
.... Kraft’s Mayonnaise
.Blue Plate Sweet Potatoes
.C & B Rice Chicken Soup
.S & W Fruit Cocktail
.Jello, All Flavors
.L & P Worcestershire Sauce
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.Maraschino Cherries
.Anchovy Paste
.Pate of Smoked Salmon
.De Jeans Shrimps
.Whitney’s Crabmeat
.Seafood Cocktail Sauce
.Hill's Bros. Coffee
.After Dinner Mints
.Ritz Crackers
.Snowflake Soda Crackers
Fresh Frozen Food
.Golden Sweet Corn
.Cut Green Beans
Red Raspberries
.Strawberries
.Broccoli
.Brussel Sprouts
For a delicious pumpkin pie
KRUSTEAZ, perfect prepared pie
crust . . .
S & W CANNED PUMPKIN
Turkeys
Just received fresh young hen
turkeys by air express to assure
the best for your Thanksgiving
dinner . . . and we’ve priced
them the same as boat prices.
ORDER YOURS NOW, DON’T WAIT
Average weight
ten to twelve pounds
Serve Hot Biscuits
In a few minutes with BISQUICK
the prepared biscuit mix.
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Main
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CRISPY FRESH
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RUSHED TO US FROM THE GARDENS BY AIR EXPRESS TO
ASSURE FRESHNESS. HERE YOU WILL FIND AN UNLIMITED
SELECTION OF THE FINEST FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
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Everything for Everybody
Economic Front
Of The World
•By The Associated Press*
Washington — Agriculture de
partment reports more than 400,
000,000 bushels of grain and grain
products purchased for export to
shortage areas during crop year
ending next July 1. Maximum ex
port goal is about 560,000.000
bushels.
Chicago—Union printers strike'
against six Chicago dailies after
AFL union delivers wage demand;
publishers declaring publication
will continue uninterrupted, say
the only issue is unions ‘‘no-con
tract policy.” Detroit publishers
protest composing room “slow
downs” in conference with Wood
ruff Randolph, international typo
graphical union president.
Havana—Conference of 58 na
; tions seeking to chart course for
I international trade slowed to walk
i by entirely unexpected demand of
non-members of U. N. for equal
! voting privileges with members.
Washington — Agriculture de
partment reports show European
farmers increase production of
livestock and beverage grains, de
crease food grains.
Harrisburg, Pa. f/P)—Oil indus
i try public relations committee ex
presses doubt east coast require
ments for fuel oil and other petro
leum products can be met fully
this winter. In Washington, Sen.
Ives <R.-N. Y.» predicts “wide
j spread freezing” this winter un
less major oil companies continue
supplying independent fuel oil
, wholesalers.
London — Official sources say
Britain this week will resume ne
gotiations for full-scale British -
Soviet trade pact.
Washington—United States has
asked Far Eastern commission to
delay consideration of an Ameri
can proposal for further breaking
up of Japan’s industrial and bank
ing combines.
Washington—Move to keep all
foreign relief buying solely in
Government Must
Control Use Of
Steel And Grain
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also be necessary.”
As for export controls, Ander
son said these are needed <1> to
protect our domestic economy <2>
aid in supplying import require
ments -of those countries in great
est need <3> fulfill our obligations
under food allocations procedures,
and <4> to secure the cooperation of
other nations in meeting America’s
import needs.
Cabinet officers are now engag
ed in giving Congress detailed
views in support of the controls
program which Mr. Truman pre
sented in general terms on the
convening of the special session of
congress last week.
Secretary of the treasury Sny
der yesterday urged controls over
credits and Oscar L. Chapman,
undersecretary of the interior,
said possible need is foreseen for
price controls over petroleum and
coal and perhaps for rationing of
gasoline.
What the administration is ask
j ing is authority to use these con
trols but with the promise they
will be used only if the foreign
aid program creates strains mak
ing it necessary to use them.
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COMMUNITY THANKSGIVING
SERVICE THURSDAY
A community Thanksgi ving
service, sponsored by the Minister
ial Assn, of Nome, is being held
; tomorrow morning at the Feder
1 ated Church at ten o’clock.
Special music has been planned
and the speaker for the service
will be Rev. Ralph Hanson, secre
tary of the Mission Covenant
Church who is arriving today
from Chicago.
American hands gains headway
today as Senate goes on extra-hour
schedule in drivQ to pass $597,000,
000 European aid bill tonight.
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WINTER IS COMING!
PREPARE NOW TO MOVE
YOUR ARMY BUILDING
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1-MAN CROSS CUT—$2.00 to $4.00 each
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