Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 15, 1939, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE NINE CONVICTIONS DEAL! Maps Show Action East, West Fronts rrlces BftecUve Friday Through Mondsy, Sept. :-HI In Medford and Central Point. 4- j f TO r;;v . - v. Pjmmm makes 'em taste better Seymour Weiss and Four Others Found Guilty of Mail Fraud in Louisiana University Purchasing teal Maple COFFEE Edwards Lb. tin ....23 2 lb. tin 45 TrV V ,(' Ctla,t:nwkalliWti raam iryis) $yn; ami; MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1939 nmm m snssw m t,t- pl45c NEW ORLEANS. Sept. IS. (AP) Convictions at Seymour Welsa. a Huey Long lieutenant, and four other personi on mail fraud charges spur red federal prosecutors today in their attack upon Louisiana scandals and paved the way for -trial of Weiss and former Governor Richard W. Leche on other charges. The convictions, punishable by 10 year sentences and 110.000 fines, ren dered a staggering blow to the Long political machine, now fighting for retention of power with a state gun- ernetorlal election only four months away. The late Senator Long's brother. Governor Earl K. Long, Is a candidate. . Weiss, one of the three heirs to the powerful Long machine, and four co-defendants were found '"guilty as charged" last night on the government's contention they blllced Louisiana State university out of $78,000 In an alleged double sale of hotel furnishings to the unlver. lty. Convicted with him were Dr. James Monroe Smith, much-lndlcted former president of the university: Monte Hart, Wealthy New Orleans contrac tor; Louis C. Lesage. former Standard Oil official, and Emory Adams, Smith's nephew by marriage. - The government contended Weiss got 116.500. Dr. Smith $25,000. Hart about $17,500 and Lesage $8,500 In a deal whereby Bienville hotel fur nishings were sold to L.8.U. for $76,- 000 after the- university allegedly purchased them, previously In a $675, vuu deal lor me note,, rrooecuvore charged the malls were used In the transaction, leading to convictions of each on two counts. t Menus of the Day "Majoring' In Corn l uocu ill juc oiuuu; , menu ror uioner f Corn-Stuffed Rolli ESscal loped Turnlpi Bread Strawberry Jam- Jellied Vegetable Salad . Plums Sugar .Cookie Coffee i Stuffed Becf-Roti 1 flank beef cup flour , ' teaspoon salt-., teaspoon paprika S tablespoons fat 1 V4 cup boiling water L Pound the steak well on both aides, sprinkle with the flour and season' lugs. Spread with the stuffing. Roll up and tie in place with white cord Fit Into a baking pan. Spread with the fat and add the water. Bake 15 minutes, cover and bake: one and one-third hours In a moderate oven. Baste often. . . . ., i . Corn Stufflnf , , : 1$ cup chopped salt pork i cup chopped onions t cup chopped, green peppers I M cup minced celery " ,. , tablespoons minced parsley 1 cup soft bread lft oupa cooked corn (canned or cut from cob) 1 egg yolk. Heat the pork in a frying pan- Add and brown the onions, poppers and celert. Pour in xhe rest of the- -m- gradients .and mix wtth a fork.-Cool silghtly. Spread on meat. Jellied Vegetable Salad 1 package lemon-flavored gelatin 1 a3 cups boiling water 1 tablespoons vinegar 1 tablespoon granulated sugar 1 cups chopped cabbage 13 cup diced cucumbers cup chopped plmlentos 3 ta b lespoons sal ad dressing 13 teaspoon salt Dlsolve the gelatin In the water. Add the vinegar and sugar. Cool. Mix In the remaining ingredients. Chill Serve on lettuce. Births Born to Mr. and Mrs. Eld red Monla $f Brownsboro a bey weighing seven pounds and two ouncbea In the Stan ley nursing home yesterday after noon, Thursday, September 14. ' iuuWv' LITHUANIA Bme )Sv I ft. J ty ' KAUNAS asST f III m- "V.' I tWItNO f J 1 '. , fupKOiaiassiej f ' I I iV ymmy fflg&r east jj . x TJsuAIUaUitVM PRUSSIA m f M. i : sahoomiswV I V ' ' J Tr MoiivjiuVar'"1' (kowji ' 'eTO i ' V J' HUNGARY ' V$T 1v RUMANIA ... m This map emphasizes Poland's principal rail lines,' vital links between Germany and Russia, and shows hot spots on the eastern front, Germans- claimed virtual encirclement of Warsaw and had crossed railway east of city (1). Nazi vanguard reported at Lnow (2). In "mystery area" (shaded) some 00,000 Poles were battling to get out .of "pocket." On Radon, front ), another .battle In progress. Black arrows Indlcatf direction of German drives;'' white arrows, polish movements; broken line, approximate battlefront, Ameri can flag denotes U. B. embassy at Snlatyn. . . - - . MAIN HIGHWAYS f i ' JBITCHf ' o f jtiozs '5 r' Cf This close-up map of the northern flank of tthe, western front shows where Qerman long-range artil lery, hidden back of gaarbrureken, sent shells screaming against French forces attempting tn close pincers on the Industrially and strategically Important city. French guns blasted In reply to nul Bombard ment with the village of St. Arnual bearing the brunt. Bayonet fighting was reported near Luxembourg, to northwest, :.v ";" . T LI - WALLA WALLA, Wash., BepV IB. (AP) Paul Buttry. 39, of Aber deen, who shot and' killed bla life long friend, Hugh Warren In Ho- qulam June 8. 1938, In a dispute over Warren's former wife, was executed at the state penitentiary early to day. Buttry. who remained calm until the last, entered the execution cham ber at 12:08 a. m. The trap was sprung at 12:07 a. m., and he was pronounced dead at 12:12 a. m. Be left behind him with the Rev. Arvtd Ohrnell a note In which he said ". . . last greetings and love are to my sisters and dear mother." Windsor and King , In fialf Hour Chat ; LONDON. Sept. 14. (AP) The Duke of Windsor, who abdicated the throne nearly, three years ago, spent half an hour with his brother. King George VI, Thursday. It was their first 'meeting since I the former king left the oountry. AUSTRALIA 10 RAISE, F CANBERRA. -Australia, -BepV 18? (AP) Prima Minister ' Eobert O. Menztes announced today formation of an Australian war cabinet which decided to raise Immediately an In itial volunteer force of 20,000 men ror "service in Australia or over- 1 The cabinet also decided to In crease the current year's defense ex- pendltura from tOJOOOfiD Australian i pound (approximately $105,000 ttu) i to 4A ,000,000 -poundav (approximately $114,000,000). Use Mali Tribune want ad. PB1MB It'S IMPORTANT to take precaution! against th germ-dangers which may infest dishcloths. And it'i easy with Clorox. For Clorox tn routine cleansing makes dishcloths, dish mops end dish towels fresh smelling, sanitary-. ,. on added safeguard to health Clorox provides protective cleanliness In laundry, kitchen and bathroom . . . has many Im portant personal uses. Simply follow directions on the label. Always order by name . . . there is only one Clorox. When iis Irinonv.MEiiu 1 1 'j i 3 PRICES REDUCED! ' Now you can return your Canada Dry bottles you pay for tin contents only. Now yoa can get CaoacU Dry, "Tb Champagne of . GigerrAUt," arsd all tbe other famous Canada Dry Bcnngm at-a new saving. Yon pay only for the con tents, plus small bottle deposit which your dealer . returns when, you bring back the empty bottles. j SiuBoItU Pies 5f rtmraeatt depart em RtpiUrtl-m. BMlU rk naruUl depctt e eacabou CANADA Dtt? lager Me, Sparklmg Wstar, Tesa CetUa Mhter, Usm Rlekey Flapjack Flour Albers 9 lb. bag 43c 12 os. tins., 6 lb. tins. 10 lb. tins.. Z !eot $1.29 SUPURB Granulated Soap Lg. pkg. 19c Sose City ' MAYONNAISE ' Piedmont qt. jar 35 SALAD DRESSING Duchess, qt. jar 2S SANDWICH SPREAD Lnnch Box, qt. jar : .-. 35e Honey, 5 lb. tin 39 Strawberry Preserves Kerr's, 2 lb. jar 38c 5 lb. tins : 79c1 Aptile Butter Kerr's, 5 lb. tin 39 Vinegar, Highway BO grain, qt. btles. 13t? i Peanut Butter, Real Roast, 2 lb. jar 25c1 Salad Oil- May Day, qt 37 'Canterbury Tea, Orange Pekoe, y2 lb. pltg. 29 Marshmallows I eello pkg., lb -lOc1 Margarine, Robin Hood, 2 lbs 25i Jell Well pure fruit . flavors, 3 pkgs..:..14cl Baby Food, Stokely 's all var., 3 cans.....;...25 Scotty Allen Dog Food, 3 cans 25c r Purex, A gal. jar 23 Jello- pkg 5c1 Matches, 6 box otn. 15 Milk, Cherub, 4 cans 2-1 Corn Flakes, giant 3 pkg. .-..-.19i?; Rice Krisples 2 pkg. 23 Shredded Wheat 2 pkg 21t? IS Biscuits, It ounces See the 4-H Club Livestock Show September 19, 20, 21 FIG BARS 2 lbs. 19c MACARONI SILK TISSUE HOT SAUCE BEER . Brown Derby tin or bottle 3 for .29t Case CO OQ of 24 9sx.esx.c3 Jolly, Rogers 5 lbs. 1 9c 6 rolls 1 9c can 3c Buy Now! SAVE on CANNED FOODS! S.SS I fruits: . , . Aprtrots, Halves of uold. No. , J Vj.-j-Jt for Ste Fruit Salad, Del Monte No. rtlu-..1 for 20e Fruit Cocktail, D. M. No. 1 ttn....S for se GRAPEFRUIT . . 2 for 8 for It ror Case Glenn Aire No. t tin JI f .S f 1.S5 $!. 8tockel)'s No. t tin . Jit .8S 1.11 GRAPEFRUIT JUICE '. Stokely's No. 300 tin .17 .41) SI 1.7 Del Monte No. S tin .12 .63 1.1 t.SS Town House No. t tin .17 .4$ '41, Town llou. 46 OS. tin .38 l.OS PEACHES Del Monte No. tV, tin .a3 .St Ut t.7B " Stokely's No. 2V4 tin .It 1.7S . 1.48 Castle CreKt No. St, tin M J.8 S.IS ' PEARS ' Medford No. H tn 43 . 1.78 IM PINEAPPLE JUICE Del Monte 11 ol. tin .18 .55 1.0S 1.9R Del Monte No. t tin M .71 1.38 t.SB Del Monte 46 oi. tin JS8 1.63 ; CORN 1 for t for 11 for Cam Del Monte Cream style Gol. Ban. No. t tin JS M IM 8.4 Butter Kernel W. kernel Corn, No., I Una- J .7t 1X1 Js.7 Tan Camps No. 1H Uns. HOMINY .1 .86 17 tM Diamond No. ndil J4 tftt SAUERKRAUT , M l.tl M PEAS . Del Monte Rarly Oerden No. t tin J Garden Grown - -' No. t tin ' .18 SPINACH Full of Gold No. 1V4 tin 1 .18' ttokely No. IH tin .18 t TOMATO JUICE Del Monte No. 1 tin I). Monte No. tin Hillsdale No. SH tin PINEAPPLE .jj .55 I. OS 1.18 t.tS 4.38 1.60 1.8S S.SS "VEGETABLES ASPARAGUS 1 Del Monte M. V. pknlcTtln.... .li Sacramsql. x No. 1 squara tln.. .38 Raymul Cut plc tin .25 ,73) , STRINGLESS BEANS ' ' Del Monte-Whale cut fancy No. Sj tin Jt M .1.68 LIS Coborg Strlnsless SUndsrd No. t tin .18 .55 1.05 t.OS Tasty Cut Ueant .25 .48 5 1.8S BEETS Dlamoskl A Wnola No S Una, , M M VftS JB ,M JH LOT 108 Del Monte 12 ox. tin .18 A3 Del Monte 46 ox. tin .88 1.13 Sunny Dawa fancy . No, 1- tin. ' .IT "'.48 TOMATOES ttokely fancy solid pack. No. m tla 4$. .88 Alts Villa standard . pack. No., SH tl" . ' j FISH 1 ORAB MEAT CTiatss fancy No. V, tin .ST 1.68 Lucky . Sail , ,71 ... .87 1.0 t rellaco os.'tln M .ST ' SHRIMP Cranfort 'I oi. tin, fcy Pellaca lie, wet pack ' S ox. tln..I .16 .88 TUKA FISH Wblto star H tte us Del Mwte.H ttv-.,. At -Ml El Camp flakes H tin ., M .73 .16 1JT t.lt 1.01 1.8 MS t.SS 1.88 3.08 M 1.59 .81 1.78 7 " 1.67 I.J6 1.2S 1.38 1.N 14S 1.6S AM PEAS LAVORA BRAND 308 3 cam -. 1S5 6 cans - 49t) Case 24 cans ? 1.85 TOMATOES Jolly Rogers, V, tins 3 omu 295 8 cans .... 53t Case 24 cans f 1.98 EXTRA SPECIAL SALMON Fresh Columbia River Chinook HALF or WHOLE lb. 13V2c Pork Sausage Country A 9lof style, lb. 1 1 W BACON Broken sliced Jb. 19c Cottage Cheese Carton pint 11c STEAKS lb. 15c Hamburger 10c Fresh lb. .. Beef Roast 15c Tender Beef lb. Veal Steak Shoulder 4 Cm .. IWb I cuts, lb Meat Prices for Saturday Only ...iiiHIIIIIIMi.,. Spuds . . . 50 lbs. 63c V. I. No. S Oranges . . . doz. 10c sj'utet iiEt V Bananas . . 4 lbs. 19c Lettuce . . . head 5c Onions . . 10 lbs. 23c Boiiim site Squash .... lb. 22c Whole Sweet Spuds 4 lbs. 19c Fancy , Prodoce Prices for Saturday Only CORN FAIR00, 303 tin 3 cans ....25 6 cans 49t Case 24 tins J1.85 CtWtvInthi WHITE KING Bars 4 for 17f Larc. so tlx. ' Toilet Soap 4 (or 19 OXYDOL Giaat lit Pkg. 57c LUX FLAKES Lg. pkg. 20c m iTTTirTTTTTrnTi