MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY. MAY 23. 1941.
PAGE ELEVEN
LADIES' BOWLING
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Fiv of Medford's best fem
inine keglers will leave here
Saturday morning for Los Ang
eles, where they will compete
III the Women's International
Bowling Congress tournament
next week-end. The ladles, who
are being sponsored by the
Hotel Jackson, will be driven
to Los Angeles by Roy Pruitt.
The five-woman team will
bowl in the tournament at 9:30
p. m. Saturday, May 31, and
Will roll their singles and
doubles matches at 11 a. m.
Sunday, June 1.
Those making the trip wjll
be Mamie Pruitt, captain; Zola
Sims, Audrey Swoape, Mabel
Bherwood and Ruth Cougle.
They recently received checks
totaling $30.67 for their per
formances in the Women's West
ern Bowling Congress tourna
ment held in Portland.
LESNEVICH IS
New York, May 23. VP)
Gus Lesnevich had half a hold
on half a title today, obtained by
half-hearted victory before
half a house last night at Madis
on Square Garden.
The sturdy Cliffside. N. J.,
fighter outpointed Anton Chris
toforidis of Greece, recognized
by the N.B.A. as light heavy
weight champion, in a battle of
scrambled titles and now needs
only two items to make him un
disputed king. Lesnevich weigh
ed 175, Christoforidis, 166.
E
TO VIE SATURDAY
The annual Medford grade
school track and field meet will
be staged at the senior high
school stadium at 2:30 p. m.
Saturday, with teams entered
from Roosevelt, Washington,
Lincoln and Jackson.
The meet will be divided into
four classes. Events in each
class will be three dashes, one
hurdles race, one relay, the
baseball throw, broad jump and
high jump.
21 OF LEI'S CM
CITED IN SABOTAGE
Portland. May 23. UP) A
federal grand jury indicted 21
officers and crew of the dam
aged Italian motorship Leme
yesterday on charges of sabo
tage and conspiracy.
Captain Giovanni Polonio,
most of his officers, two ships
radio operators, the ship's car
penter and a large portion of
the engine room force were
named in the indictment.
Coast guardsmen who seized
the vessel here found engines,
navigating instruments, the ra
dio and other equipment badly
damaged.
WHITMAN WINS FIRST
OF PLAYOFF CONTESTS
Walla Walla. May 23. P
Whitman college defeated the
defending champion, Willamette
university, 8 to 3, last night
in a pitcher's duel to capture
the first of a three-game series
for the northwest college con
ference baseball championship.
The series will go three games
even if one team wins the first
two. The teams meet tonight
and again Saturday afternoon.
R. H. E.
Willamette 3 7 4
Whitman 8 9 1
Toolson and Robertson;
Forsyth and Gross.
EGG SHORTCAKE
EACH FOOD ii at its best and
most economical at the height
of its own season of abundance.
This is the season for eggs. Not
only are they plentiful and cheap,
but they are quirk and easy to
prepare, leaving time free for
sunny hours out of doors.
Hard cooked eggs in a creamy
cheese sauce are so good served
on flaky hot biscuits that one can
hardly believe such an Egg Short
cake is chock-full of vitamins and
minerals. With baby lima beans
or new peas, this flavorful dish
makes diningas easy on the palate
as it is on the budget. The biscuits,
of course, are made with enriched
flour, for extra value.
EGG SHORTCAKE
Filling:
3 tablespoons butter
8 tablespoons flour
J$ teaspoon salt 1
I'i cups milk
4 to 6 hard cooked eggs, sliced
'i eup grated nippy cheese
. Melt butter, stir in flour to form
a smooth paste. Add salt and milk
and cook over low Are until slightly
thickened, stirring constantly.
Add sliced eggs and cheese. Place
on biscuits and serve.
Biscuit Foundation!
2 cups sifted flour
8 teaspoons baking powder 1
1 teaspoon salt
2 to 4 tablespoons shortening
JS to ii cup milk
Sift flour, baking powder, and
salt together. Cut or rub in short
ening. Add milk to make soft
dough. Knead lightly H minute.
Pat or roll out H inch thick. Cut
with biscuit cutter. Bake on un
greased baking sheet in hot oven
(460 F.) 12 to 15 minutes. Split
each biscuit, cover with Filling,
replace top of biscuit and serve.
Allow at least 2 biscuits per serv
ing. Yield: About 6 servings.
BOWLING
City league result list night:
Hohlweg's Top Shop S. City Clean
ers 1; Valentine's 3. Lewis Super 1:
A-l Brewery 4. McDonald Candy
company 0: Llttrell Parts 3, Snlder'a
Dairy 0 (forfeit). Scores follow:
Hohltrrl'i Top Shop
Handicap lea 180 188 17
Anderson 185 J73 157 MS
Reseppa 149 148 1 54 151
Elcereon 143 143 134 430
Hohlweg 337 177 168583
Totals ..
903 841
City Cleaners
189 181
133 171
.166 133
.166 166
.178 144
..811 785 854 3450
J. Runts .....
E. Corley .
B. Holberton
J. Murray
E. Sims
Totals
Valentine's
Handicap 43 11
Hltzler 153 198
Pederson 147 1 1 1
Mor 145 174
Bush 137 165
Reltsma 195 304
803 3545
181651
151444
177466
170493
175 497
11 64
149 490
136394
153471
126 438
334633
J'VILLE SENIORS
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Jacksonville. May 23. (Spl.)
Senior week at Jacksonville
high school will get off to a
good start this week end when
the juniors entertain the seniors
at the annual Junior-senior ban
quet, at Hotel Holland. Gener
al Chairman Merton LcRoy will
also act as toastmaster.
Following the banquet will
he the senior sport dance at the
local gymnasium. Peggy Daley
is in charge. Sunday morning
the seniors will attend Bacca
laureate services at Jacksonville
church. Special numbers will be
given by the high school glee
clubs under direction of Miss
Barbara Holt. The baccalaureate
sermon will be given by Rev.
E. M. Mallory, local pastor.
Tuesday afternoon the seniors
will be honored at an all school
picnic and supper at Jackson
Hot Springs and Wednesday eve
ning Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Beck
will be hosts for a dessert and
bonfire party at their home in
Jacksonville. Senior week will
be climaxed on Thursday when
the twenty-first annual com
mencement of Jacksonville high
school will be held in the school
auditorium. R. W. McNeal of the
Southern Oregon College of Ed
ucation will be the speaker.
Class valedictorian is Dan Wy
ant and salutatorian is Gene
vieve Kent. The following 19 pu-
and more extensive blackouts
after last night's first major test
was successfully carried out.
Inspector S. F. M. Moodie.
chief civilian protection officer,
estimated the blackout 95 per
cent effective.
Traffic halted, pedestrians i
stopped and lights went out or !
were curtained off from outside !
view as screaming sirens sound
ed the "action warning" through-!
out the lower mainland and
lower Vancouver island. Four;
hundred thousand persons ex
perienced the blackout. i
Wins Drill Contest j
Corvallis, May 23 (P) Jack !
Michels, San Gabriel, Calif.,
proved to be the best drilled
soldier in the annual drill-down
competition at Oregon State col
lege. He was last remaining
among nine finalists picked
from preliminary drills. 1
ORANGE
PINEAPPLE
RIPPLE
ICE CREAM
A delicious new brick ice
cream that Is sura to de
light the whole family.
pill will be graduf'.d: Norma
Arnold, Leroy Boyd, 'Frank
Brown. Peggy Daley, Lawrence
Fick, Rae Forbes, John Hamak
er, Genevieve Kent, Mary Kent,
Clifford McGinty, Kenneth Nor
ris. Charles Offenbacher, Gerald
Pearce, Martyn Pearce. Betty
Pawlowski, Kenneth Thurston,
John Woodward, Dan Wyant,
Lawrence Youmans.
Special music will be given
by the band under direction of
Ralph Cooke and Glee club
numbers under the direction of
Miss Holt.
NINE MINERS KILLED
AS EXPLOSION TRAPS
MEN ON NIGHT SHIFT
Bicknell, Ind., May 23. (Pl
The number of known dead
from an explosion in the Bick
nell Coal company's Panhandle
mine near here grew to nine
with the announcement early to
day that seven bodies had been
found in the workings In addi
tion to two already brought to
the surface.
Jack Ogilvie of Bicknell, in
charge of the professional rescue
squad on duty, said the seven
corpses, badly burned, were dis
covered about S00 feet west of
the first two, which had no
burns. They could not be identi
fied immediately.
Hours earlier, his crew had
carried cut bodies of Charles
Wright, 42, of Bicknell, the night
boss, and James M. Smith, 65.
of Johnstown, a loader. Five
other men also were trapped
with the nine and were believed
dead.
Ogilvie expressed belief gas
or a mixture of gas and dust
had caused the explosion. He
said part of the mine was badly
torn up.
Portland. May 23. P Lyle
G. Perrlne reported to police
early today that burglars enter
ed his house last night and ob
tained Jewelry valued at $2850.
Xaraerymea Mf.
Corral lit. May 33. (AP) More
than 40 delegates to the spring meet
In of the Oregon Association of
Kunerymen toured Oregon State
College experiment station plots today.
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For a quart brick at your
grocer, fountain or at our
own spic and span retail
store.
Totals.
...819 - 863 808 3480
Lewis Super
Lounsberry. P. 150 186 136 463
Loumberry, O. 149 140 155444
Oreene. D. 140 136 116383
Bovle. J. 116 164 155 435
Pruitt. R. 367 194 310671
Totals..
833 810 763 3394
McDonald Candy Co.
Handleap
L. Mora .
Witter
Fairfield .
Penney
Tollefaoa
Totals .
Lyons
Slead
Boone
Johnson -Newland
-
Totals
16
-187
147
143
164
...153
808 813
A-l Brewery
168 168
181 133
164 IBS
165 154
161 179
IS 45
306 873
158 478
167 457
130463
307 488
883 3503
305531
169 483
315 568
166475
166 506
839 813 S36 3663
TEST BLACKOUT
FOR VANCOUVER
Vancouver, B. C, May 23.
(CP) British Columbia's most
thickly populated areas looked
forward today to more frequent
JOHN B.NESBITT
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Taste Oregon strawberry Jam or preserves made witH
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dinner table! Strawberry jam or preserves are always
a favorite for breakfast toast, for hot junkets or for
hot cake. Perfect, too, for ice cream sundaes, for
fillings or toppings for layer cakes, and for many
other combinations. Strawberries are Oregon's larg
est berry crop. Oregon produces 58 of the nation's
canned strawberries. Strawberry season is now here!
Get ready to put up a good supply of them, and
remember, Oregon's own and only Sugar is the sugar
to use. It's guaranteed for canning and for every
sweetening purpose ... and every bag you buy helps
the Oregon farmers, farm and factory workers, and ,
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Modern Cleaner Nu-Way Cleaners
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Wet Side Cleaners
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MONDAY NIGHT
You will alMAi rind It a pleanur
to shop at the Big Food Tenter.
Here all your purchases may be
made without lrarlnf the store.
The fluent of Fruits and Vete
tables, Mrats, Groceries and Bak
ery Ctnods are always obtainable
at the most reasonable prices.
We'll look for you In.
For Free Delivery Service Dial 1139
It Always Pays to Buy at Lumans'
Wesson Oil
For Salads. Veietablea, Waffles,
and Frying.
qt.49c-pt.25c
SARDINES
Royal Club, large oral tins.
3 tins 25c
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SPINACH
Hoysl Club. No. l4 tins
2 tins 29c
Royal Club Corn
Whole kernel
2 tins 25c
FRYERS
Milk It Corn led
R. I. Red and OCm
Barred Rock. lb. OC
LUMAN'S MEATS
Sold to You Fresh
When Flavor Is Best
TURKEYS
b. 25c
Fresh Dressed
Turkey hens.
Beef Short Ribs. . . . .lb. 1212k All Steaks, choice cuts. .lb. 25
SWISS BEEF POT PORK
STEAKS . lb. 25C ROASTS lb. 17iC ROASTS lb. 17iC
Cut from Tender Beef Choice Cuts Lean and Tender
Freih Side Pork lb. 15t Home RendVd Urd, 3 lb. 29t
PORK COUNTRY STYLE SPRING
STEAKS lb. 1 7C Sausage lb. 1 5c LAMB . lb. 25c
Or Loin Chops Seasoned Just Right Chop or Steaks
Nice Variety of Cold Lunch Meat for the Picnic
MILD CURE
BACON . lb. 25C
Medium Thlrk
NO. 1 GRADE
HAMS., lb. 28C
Half or Whole
COTTAGE
HAMS . lb. 25C
Lean, Tenderlsed
FLOUR
(In 4S lb. sacks)
Klamath
Bouquet
Fishers
Blend
$f 09
$-83
Two Hemmed Diih
Towels Free
Oris
Brand
Kitchen
Queen
S29
$149
REX LYE ... 3 cans 25c
0. K. SOAP ... 5 bars 19c
MILK . . 4 Tall Cans 30c
CORN FLAKES . . pkg. 5c
SNOWDRIFT
With Its Goodness
Packed lc
3 lb. pail 53c
6 lb. pail S1.05
SUGAR
10 lbs.
58c
100-lbs.
$5.60
Ho More Flat SALADS
rot Tasty. Zestful Salads Us TANG
The Perfect Dressing
pints 18c -quarts 29c
Hamburger Relish 12 oz. jar 14c
NALLEY'S
MUSTARD
Wonder Pickles Treasure Pickles
Prepared or Half Pint Q
Horseradish Fruit Jar JC
SHRIMP - Royal Club .
TUNA FISH - Large Tins
TOILET TISSUE - Gem ,
HONEY - Local - Ho. 1 .
LUX or LIFEBUOY . .
MARGARINE - Gem Nut
2 tins 29c
2 tins 25c
6 Rolls 25c
lb. Pail 39c
3 bars 19c
, 2 lbs. 25c
Fresh Candy
Old rashloa Chocolates
2 Pounds 25c
Jelly Beans or Gum Drops
2 Pounds 25c
All Be Candy Bars
3 for 10c
All Se Chawing Gum
3 Packages. . . .10c
Grapefruit --.r doz. 30c
Sweet Potatoes . 4 lbs. 23c
ORANGES -r- 2 doz. 35c
Medium atae. hi of Juice.
APPLES, Fancy Newtown lb. 5c
WEEK-END SPECIALS
ASPARAGUS': 2 lbs. 19c
FRESH CRISP LETTUCE
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FRESH STRAWBERRY PIE
Mad. with Irash. delicious rod strawberries with
rich stripped flaky crust top.
29c
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