Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 24, 1938, Page 2, Image 2

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    rrcPFOTCD MATL TRTBTTNHP;. MEPFOTtP, OTCEOON. FRIDAY, .TUNE 54. 1938,
s
toon character!, today received a
master of art degree from Harvard,
Amerlca'a oldest university, which at
the same time honored President
Charles Seymour of Yale university.
Baron Tweedsmulr, governor general
of Canada and 10 others.
It was the second honor bestowed
upon DUney In two days by great
educational Institution, for Tale sim
ilarly recognized his artistry yester
day. A Maglclan
In his citation today. President
James Bryant Conant described Dis
ney as "a magician who has created
a modern dwelling for the muses.'
And added, "His hsnd controls a mul
titude of elfish animals who charm
all humans by their mirth."
John Buchan, Baron Twcedsmulr
given a degree by Hsrvard as well
as by Yale, was cited In the awarding
Oi a doctor of laws degree as "the
governor general of our friendly
neighbor to the north, a British man
of letters, eminent in three careers,
novelist, biographer and publle ser
vant, thrice welcome In this college."
Mora recently the appointment of
Granville Hicks, a self-declared com
munist, as a counsellor, drew com
ment. "It has been said by some,' Pres
ident Conant declared, "that In one
Instance aa exception to general
policy should have been made since
otherwise the publle was bound to
believe that a teacher was discriminated-
against because of his alleged
radical views and activities.
From Right And Left
"On the other hsnd. It hs been
urged that a certain recent appoint
ment to a minor position was 111
advlsed because the public mind is
today sensitized to certsln labels. In
a' ort, from right and from left It
la frequently suggested that In a
question o an academic appointment
what la technically known as the
"press reaction" should be the con
trolling factor.
"I submit that to make mattera
of appointment turn on the question
$200 a month by the government.
E
of whether or not unfavorable pub
licity may result Is to jeopardize the
Independence of .this ancient insti
tution. "To me an Important aspect of each
of the cases to which I have referred
wss whether or not the university,
through the regular constitutional
channels, should proceed according
to the best Judgment of those charg
ed with the responsibility, or whether
we should be Intimidated by pressure
groups from the right or from the
left. ...
"On this fundamental point I can
not believe that there can be. any
dissent by those who examine the
Issue coolly."
As the main sessions of the con
vention closed In Los Angeles last
night. Dr. Francis E. Townsend urged
the 0.000 registered delegstes to speed
the plsn Into operation. "I am get
ting old fast, I don't want to wait
any 10 years for a consummation of
our hopes," he ssld.
He advocated the founding nf
Townsend parties In states where
nominees do not endorse his pension
plsn before the November general
election. He said organization work
must be pushed In "hardly touched"
states like Alsbama, Mississippi,
Louisiana, Tennessee and the Caro
lina. T. Beatty, employee of an Essex,
Eng., firm, won the profeulona!
championship for roses at the Royal
Horticultural show a Dame Cath
arine of palesa sulphur yellow, perfect
In form and symmetry. '
FLOCK TO BIRTHSPOT
WALT DISNEY FOR
ANIiyiATEDFILIVIS
.Master of Arts Degree Be
; stowed Recipient Is
: Cited As 'Magician' Ca
nadian Leader Also Cited
CAMBRIDGE. Mass., June 34-OP)
Asserting that Harvard university
had been accused of "lurching vio
lently" both to the right and to tho
left In faculty appointments. Pres
ident Jsmes B. Conant today hit
sharply at "pressure groups" in an
address In defense of academic Inde
pendence. To yield before "threats from any
quarter." he told the Harvard Alumni
association, would be to "start down
the road which ends In lack of free
dom." Criticism has been leveled at the
university's decision to offer "con
cluding appointments' 'to two econo
mics Instructors who had been In
strumental In the formation of a
university teachers union.
OF
HAYFORK. Cel. (8pl CCO boys
of Camp Peanut near here are taking
care of more than 1,000 baby pheas
ants that were hatched recently from
1200 eggs as a recreational project.
After they were hatched, the birds
were put with old Dominique hens
In a Urge, pen built by the CCO
boys at no expense to the govern
ment. When the birds are ten weeks
old they will be turned over to the
state of California for distribution.
The pheasant- raising project has
the approval of MaJ. Oeorge R. Owens,
district commander. It takes the, boys
outdoors and teaches them conserva
tion, the major points out.
LONG BIACH, Cel, June 34. (AP)
Thousands of silver-haired dele
gates from the third national Town
send convention Journeyed like Pil
grims today to Long Beach birth
place of the Townsend old age pen
sion plan.
They earns to the ooeen resort
where a gaunt country doctor, fired
from the city health department, en
visioned back In 1933 the time whon
all over the age of 65 would be given
The tesk tree sometimes attains a
height of 00 feet.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass., June 24. OP)
Walter E. Disney, creator of world
famed animated motion picture car
The first aocletv for the preven
tion of cruelty to children was found-
ec. in new xorx in joo.
PAOE TWO
THE HOME OF "GROCETERIA GOODNESS" -One SHOPPING STOP For Everything
TAKE IT EASY In HOT Weather!
Home Purity Bakery
Bread and cakes like mother made
Cakes For Home and
Outing
Lemon Butter (yellow layer)
Maytime (white layer)
13-egg Angel Cake
Hawaiian Delight Angel Cake
Wellsley Fudge (chocolate)
25c 49c 55c 59c
Home Purity Cookies
Mother Hubbard Oatmeal Raisin
Lemon Cookies
Golden Mince Meat Cookies
15 other kinds
2 dozen 25c
;
, ;
FOUNTAIN
REFRESHMENTS
A Restful Shopping Pause
Root Beer Ice Cream i f
Soda I UC
Root Beer Milk i f
Shake .... I UC
Banana i
Split I JC
Maple Nut 1 A
Ice Cream I UC
(Made with pure Maple Syrup).
Ice Cream quart 25c
a.
Watermelons
To be suref U. S. No. 1 watermelon we
brought a truck lond of striped Klondike from
the Imperial Valloy. They will cost no more.
Summer Squash
Italian Squash
Zucchini Squash
Artichokes
Fancy Cantaloupes
Black Figs
GRANGE DANCE
Upper Applegate Grange
Sat. Night, May 25
Lunch at Midnight Silva'g Orchestra
YOUR hot weather health and comfort depends
greatly on your summer diet.
Special attention has been given to your sum
mer needs that you may cook no more than is necessary
enjoy a more healthful diet yet not strain the purse
strings.
OPEN SUNDAY
Store at 6th and Central 8 a. m. to 6 p. m.
Due to the efforts of the Ministerial Ass'n. we hope to see all major
food stores closed on Sundays and Holidays. We regret that conditions
compel us to keep our store open after 17 years of Sunday closing.
Hot Weather Foods for Home Or Outing
"FOODS ARE FRESHEST WHERE SOLD FASTEST"
Pabst Cheeze Super cur
ed American or Cream
Brick, 2 pound box ......
Pabst Swiss Cheese
2 pound box
45cMmM
t. ........
Hershey's Chocolate
Syrup for Sundaes
1 pound can
Dole's Pineapple Gems
No. 211 can
Ifs-V V
10c
'9c
urkit fit
Table Brand Golden i f
Bantam Corn, No. 2 can. I UC
Hurd's Prunes O
No. 2 J can 3 for DLC
ttisquick (for shortcake) on
large pkg. ... ZrO
Sperry's Wheat Hearts
28 oz. pkg ,
Del Monte Pineapple
Chunklets, No. 2 j can .
18c
Sperry Pancake Flour
2$ oz. pkg
Solar Brand Sliced Pineapple r
No. 2 can . .2 for Z JC
Kellogg's Rice Krispies
2 pkgs
Del Monte Orange Juice
No. 1 tall can
Dole's Pineapple Juice
46 oz. can
12c
25c
Snowdrift Shortening
3 pound pail ,
Lux Toilet Soap
bar . ........ . . .
Del Monte Pineapple Juice r r
12 oz. can 3 for ZiDC
Del Monte Grapefruit Juice
46 oz. can
23c
43c
17c
Armour'. Pork and Bean. f o
No. 25 can 2 for LJC
Rinso
large pkg.
Lux
large pkg.
C
. 22c
. 17c
23c
51c
6c
,21c
21c
Del Rogue Apple Juice, No. 1 tall
can, 2 for 15c; No. 10 can
Del Rogue Tomato Juice
46 oz. can
Z-Mor-U Coffee (freshest and best) A C
pound 23c; 2 Jb T" JC
Morning Blend Coffee packed by
Chase & Sanborn 5 pounds in a 1 nn
5-quart cream can .
Sunshine Graham Crackers
2 pound box
29c
GROCETERIA SUPER FOOD MARKETS
GATES & LYDIARD ai-'iis?Mm
6th at Central
6th at Orape
Savings Without
8eU-Oenial
ONE SHOPPING STOP FOR EVERYTHING
West Side 428
East Sid 752
Super Meat Markets
Quality Controlled Meats
A LOT of folks now agree that the best
way to save hot weather cooking is
to cook a larger steer beef roast. Their
families really enjoyed the cold tender
Steer Roast thinly sliced with horserad
ish or mustard.
Try this for Sunday and avoid the
kitchen on Monday and Tuesday. You
get the roast and we'll sell you the horse
radish for 10c a bottle.
Chuck Roast of Steer
Beef, pound
15.
Spring Lamb
A fine summer meat
Shoulder of Lamb
Roast, pound
Shoulder Lamb
Chops, pound
Breast of Lamb
pound
15c
19c
10c
Veal Roast 1
pound I J C
Veal Steaks (shoulder 171
cuts), pound ' jC
Veal Chops, loin or rib Ofn
pound ZivC
Assorted O C
Lunch Meats, lb Z JC
100 Pork Sausage fjr
pound ZUC
(Choice of Seasoning).
Little Pig Breakfast f r
Sausage, pound aCr JC
Our own 100 Pork Sausage
Knight's Dill Pickles Q
6 for yC
Knight's India Relish 1 T
pint I JC
Potato Salad 1 C
pint I JC
EASTERN
BACON
We believe this to be the best Bacon val
ue Mild cure Eastern Bacon Heavier
than expensive fancy Bacon but well
streaked with lean. Very good flavor.
i
pound 25c
Why Shop Around for Bargains?
Come First to Your Super-Food
Markets!
FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE - 2 FREE PARKING LOTS - Opposite West Side Market - Next To East Side Market