Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 04, 1937, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextrFjyFOT?P MATL TRTBTJN"E. MTTDFORD. CmTCrONT. FRTDAY. .TTVE 4. 1937. PAGE NINE FY- DELEGATES WILL Jtcluoa county 4-H club dlegttt numbering 57, will ltave for Cor Talllt by train nxt Monday morn ing at 8:51, whert tny will attend the annual 4-H club summer ichool. C. D. Conrad, Jackson county club i gent, state that thla It the largest delegation ever to attend the achool from Jackson county. Chape rones accompanying the Jack ton county delegation will be Mlas Kaoma Smith of Applegate, MIm Lu cille Lambert of Aabland and Mr. and Mrs. Conrad. Th summer school la held In the Oregon State Agricultural college campus for two weeka each year during the month of June. It la the outstanding 4-H club activity of the year which enables club members from all over the state to gather for Instructions In subjects related to agriculture and home economics, be tid aifordlng opportunity for rec reation and organised play. Conrad says that the Jackson county scholarships are being spon sored by the local Granges, banks, business firms, other organizations and Individuals. A complete list of these donors la not available, but will be published soon. Fourteen hundred boys and girls from Oregon attended the school last year and It la expected that more than 1800 will be there thla year. A general assembly of these boys and girls will be held each day from 2 to 3 o'clock and will be broadcast over radio station KOAC. Radio programs by the county dele gations will be broadcast every day except Sunday, from 7 to 7:45 p. m. PAIR FINED FOR FAULTY BRAKES Prad J. Snyder, as, of Klamath Fill,, wu fined M.S0 and 4.50 coats In Juatlc. of the peace court yes terday for not having aufflelent brake on his car. He pleaded guilty before Judge William R. Coleman and eald he would have the brakes brought up to standard. Melford M. Hood, 37, of Central Point was fined $5 and cos's for speeding an empty truck on the Pa clflc highway near Jackson Hot Springs. He pleaded guilty. State po lice said he was traveling 68 miles an hour down grade when ha was stopped. - Frederick W. Berwert, 30, of route 2, was fined $2.80 and costs for not having sufficient brakes on his light truck. Major H. D. Bagnall, the army re cruiting officer, 323 new Postofflce Building. Portland announced today the enlistment In the United States army of Don C. Leonard, eon of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Leonard. 614 South Holly street, Med ford. Ore. Leonard applied for enlistment at the Med ford recruiting office on May 33 and was tentatively accepted on that date. After passing the final army tests he waa enlisted on May 28 for service with the army atr corps with station at Hamilton field, San Rafael. Calif. Meteorological Report June 4, 1M1. Forecasts. Medford and vicinity: Pair to night and Saturday; not much change In temperature. Oregon: Pair tonight and Satur day, but occasional fog on coast; slightly warmer In east portion Sat urday; moderate northerly wind off coast. Local Data. Temperature a year ago today: Highest. 73; lowest, St. Total monthly precipitation, none. Deficiency for the month, 09 Inch. Total precipitation since Septem ber 1, less. 1484 Inches. Deficiency for the season, 3:00 Inches. Relative humidity at p. m. yes terday, 15; 6 a. m. today, 82. Sunrise tomorrow, 4:38 a. m. Sunset tomorrow, 7:42 p. m. Observations Tsken at & A. M., 12Hh Meridian Time TITpIT CITY KS 1 1 s p B 3 2! as c I T fi r Sola 80 48 .... Clear Boston 88 50 .81 Cloudy Chicago 72 88 .01 Cloudy Denver 88 40 .63 P. Cdy. Eureka .. 63 46 .... Cloudy Helena 80 38 .16 Cloudy Los Angelea 76 58 T. Cloudy MEDFORD 88 44 Clear New York 68 .... Omaha 80 58 Cloudy Phoenix .............. 96 66 ... Clear Portland 78 54 Clear Reno ........m.... 88 54 Clear Roaeburg 64 48 Clear Salt Lake . 78 50 T. P. Cdy. San Francisco .... 70 54 Cloudy Seattle . T 46 .... Clear Spokane - 72 42 .... Clear Washington, D C. 86 66 .98 P. Cdy. JEWISH CITIZEN OF AS NAZI TRAITOR BERLIN, June 4. (P) Helmuth Hlrsch, 31-year-old Jewish citizen of the United states, who had never been In America, was executed by a mechanical guillotine at dawn today for an alleged treasonable plot un der the explosives law presumably a plan to kill Adolf Hitler. Execution occurred In Ploetzenzee prison, despite four clemency appeals by United States Ambassador William E. Dodd. Hlrsch went to his death by the guillotine with a 30-year-old German, Oscar Denner, condemned like him self on a charge of high treason. The grim mechanism was substi tuted only recently for the traditional axe. - " American diplomatic and consular officials. In pleading vainly for Hlrsch's life, urged clemency on those grounds: 1. That he waa a citizen of the United States, where the death pen alty Is not given for an Intended act. 3. He waa very young and prob ably Influenced by older people. Ambassador Dodd asked to examine the evidence In the case, including one allegation that Hlrsch tried to dynamite the party headquarters of Julluas Trelcher and kill this high an tl -aemltlc aide of Der Fuehrer. He was told, however, that this waa secret and that no one could see the transcript until the sentence has been carried out. No American official waa present at the actual execution. Hlrsch waa sentenced last March 30 after a trial under the explosive law. STUNNED BY LOSS VICTORIA, Spain. June 4 Insurgent Spsln was stunned today by the death of Qen. Emlllo Mola. generalissimo Francisco Franco ablest commander, in the crash of a fog-bound airplane on the Biscay on front where hia tactical genius had brought his armies within sight of besieged Bilbao. Flags were half-staffed throughout insurgent territory. Officers in uni form wept openly as the news- of hta death was broadcast. AU public activities were suspend ed and newspapera called his loss "irreparable for Spain." Franco, in a special decree, posthumously awarded the commander of all Insurgent armies In northern Spain the grand cross of San Fernando, Spain's high est military honor. The same penetrating Basque fog which had temporarily held up tlie advance of Mola armies, caused his death. Two staff officers and two pilots died with him. Mola's body was thrown 35 yards from the wreckage and waa so badly mutilated It could be Identified only by the tan waterproof cloak which was his characteristic outer garment At midnight a minute of silence was observed throughout Insurgent territory, after which all radio broadcast the Marcha Real, national anthem of the Franco tfoops. It was the first broadcast alnce all radios were closed down after an nouncing Mola "a death with a brief eulogy. An official announcement said troops on the Bisc&yan front, "learn ing of the death, demanded that the offensive against the government should be resumed with the greatest energy." posed to have sufficient funds for food and shelter," ' The boys were Rex and Charles Clifton. IS and 10, respectively, who said they left Deadwood. B. D.. lat Friday. They had 67 cents between thrm. Their father hitch-hiked to Zlg Zag on the Mount Hood loop three months ago, and a 17-year old son Joined him -a month ago. The moth er and two daughters, IS and 3, are on their wy. BIDS OPENED FOR PORTLAND, June s. The Ore gon state highway commission re ceived b-ds on six highway projects, and heard proteata from Multnomah County Truckmen's associations on the purchase by the state of trucks for use on the Wolf creek and Wilson river highway project. jAckson county Grading and pav ing Phoenix-Bear creek section. Pa cific highway 3.43 miles. Jacobsen Jensen company, Portland, 1150,771. Closing tlmu for luo Late to Clas sify ids ts 1 :30 p m. f It NOW I SAY KELLOGG S BEFORE I SAY CORN FLAKES HAVE PASSPORTS PORTLAND. June 4. AP) A pair of youthful brothers had a good answer for police when they were arrested on the street after hitch hiking from South Dakota to Ore gon. They carried a letter, notarized by the sheriff of their home county, saying "The bearers are not runa way boys but are hiking to Oregon to meet their father and are up- .rasa. V 1 - "1 used to think all corn flakes Hera alike but I found out my mistake when I got substilute brand In stead of Kelloff'sl" For real value, you can't beat Kellofg's Corn Flakes. They're mode better. Partes better. Taele better. The pat ented waxtitb inner bag keeps them oven-fresh ready to eat with milk or cream. Many crisp, delicious serv ings for a few cents. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. CORN K FLAKES Say before) you fay "CORN FLAKES" Good cooks know that good shortening is the secret of good cooking. That's why they count on SNOWDRIFT for Snowdrift is always pure, fresh and creamy. r. If.' -J Jon Michacl at -1 ,mWrrtUA"Vrt Uoxorks Maria Preuitt " I I Oregon's lovely valley farms supply extra-fine milk Ore gn ii one of the finest milk producing states in the country. And Oregon babies, bless 'em, can tale full advantage of it-even in evapo rated milk formulas! For Borden's male their evapo rated milk right here-lrom this same wonderful milk that pours in fresh from Oregon farms. It's something extra you get when you ask for Borden's. And, of course, your doctor can tell you how easy this form of milk is for babies to digest-and how very safe it is. Every drop of Borden's Evapo rated Milk is irradiated, too-supplied with an extra amount of valuable Vitamin D. Ask for Bordtn't when you buv Irradiated Evapo rated Mllkl Gnu ,ADIATWD tv Atom ati "Bcnteris MOOUCIO AND MA0I IN TH1 NOaTMWIST Gives rich new flavor to cooking Cream of Corn Soup teat pom pepper 3 tab Im pooni butter 3 tjbletpoont flour I'i cup BordMi'i FipwitH Milk 2 1 cup water or white ttoek 2 cup chopped corn 1 oip mif 2 ilicefl onion 1 triipooo lueir I uatpoon talt Simmer corn mirh itr, 1icm of onion, miir and half of ult ind pepP. "nril " ,rtft- Fwce Ih,0"h PUf,e i"-' M1 byfter tn double boilf. Add Umir and rmiinder f till ""d pepprr. Blend thoro.jjtr.ly. Add Borden". Evipori'fd Milk ind water l?w.y. lurrine. iimtl rmtture thiclem. Cook 10 mmotw tenter, itirrinc oecxtoniHy. Blend rtrn miiwra ith cream rice; reheat. Cirmih with paprika and trtwtonf or pop-corn. Serve I. II (S Ij3 ft! Telephone 273 ROTHER BIG FOOD CENTER MAIN AND BARTLETT STS. 4 FREE DELIVERIES DAILY Telephone 273 Foods the choicest in the land everything yon could wish for are here in abundance for your choosing this week-end. Shop in our big, light, cool store. All your food needs supplied to your entire satisfaction. Save time save money. GINGER SNAPS Fresh Crisp 2 lbs. 25c SUGAR 10 lbs. 57c 100 lbs. $539 PEANUT BUTTER 2 lbs. 25c Raisins Prunes Fig Bars Good Oregon Fresh Quality drown A-l Quality 4 lbs. 25c 4 lbs. 25c 2 lbs. 25c QUART SIZE PINT SIZE KVYVVVV7I Y COFFEE 1 Red "A" Ground fresh the 1 way you like it, K3lbs. 53c tsr mi NEW NUCOA Per lb. 20c FREE Salad Fork with ICt9 each 2 Bottles Oerto 49 OXYDOL 2 iarffe packae' 45c Medium Ivory Soap, 3 for ..,.17 Attractive Flour Prices Peerless Brand. 49 lb. sack f 1.19 Oregon Blend Hardwheat, fully guaranteed. 49 lb. sack. $1.40 Kitchen Queen an all purpose flour. 49 lb. sack $1.69 KNIGHT'S TOMATO JUICE 3 tall cans 25c Kraft's Miracle WhiD h Atnv i 1 rl Salad Dressing or Sandwich Spread 35c - 25c NT7 A very complete assortment of Lunch Meats and Cheese BACON, Sugar Cured med. thick lb. 28c SHORTENING .... 3 pounds 39c LARD, Home Rendered . . . lb. 15c Choice R. I. Red Fryers per ib. 25c Choice Beef Pot Roast per h. 1 5c Prime Rib Roasts .k. per ib. 20c Hamburger fresh ground ib.ISc Pork Steaks lb. 20c Short Ribs Beef 'z:b.nV20 Hens Choice Young R.I. Red lb. 20c Veal Rib or Loin Steaks Ib. 20c Veal Shoulder Roasts . Ib. 15c Country Style Sausage . per Ib. 15c Pork, freah aide, lb 20c MILK 4 Tall Cans 29c Case 48 Cans $3.45 Snowdrift Shorte ningi ;zl 59c .19 V0UR SERRCN FOR FIRE COFFEE EHOI HERE 2 lb. Red can 55 2 lb. Blue can ....45 MM afl MtV aV4W aWf. POTATOES 80 pounds, No, 2's : fl.00 10 pounds No. l' 29 New Potatoes ioids. 19c LUMAH'fl Bakery Specials SATURDAY ONLY Highland Butterscotch Cake 2 Layer Brown Sugar Cake with Rich Caramel Icing FRUITS Ct VEGETABLES SATURDAY ONLY Lettuce crW. each 7c Hew Peas HomeGro. for 23c Bunch Vegetables 3 for 10c Local Fresh, Tender Ca.M...UMa.a.:MM HOME GROWN, AT THE SPINACH Grapefruit . . . . 3 for 19c Fnll of juice. Modlnm site LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. m,t 4 lbs. 19c 'A Y