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PAGE TWO MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1941. GIVE DEFENSES HARDER STEEL Los Angeles, (U.R) The metal Industry is keeping pace with the demands of the national de fense program by perfecting new and better methods of fab ricating the steel used In the manufacture of airplanes, tanks, battleships and guns. Research scientists have de veloped superior processes for hardening the surfaces of steel plates used in war armament and have discovered substitute alloys which are proving more efficient than metals previously used in war machinery. William H. Eisenman, secre tary of the American Society for Metals, disclosed that the great majority of the nation's leading metallurgists have been drafted to work on the perfec tion of new steel fabricating methods. Eisenman said that highly sat . lsfactory progress has been made in the attempt to Improve metal fabricating. Eisenman revealed that "shot blasting," formerly used only to harden surfaces of large springs in automobiles and locomotives, , now is being applied to the smaller springs of motors in air craft and other military trans portation units. . "The shot blast bombards the metal parts with tiny steel balls," he said. "These hammer the surface to a hard, smooth finish which possesses great resi liency." Menus of the Day By Mrs Alexander George TAILORED TO TAATS Pinner Serving S or 4 Ham Mushroom scramble Hashed Browned Potatoes Buttered Oreen Beans, Piquant Saues . Bread Apricot Pineapple Conserve Crlep Radishes Fresh Fruit, Orspe Jules Flsvorsd Coffee Ham Mushroom Scimmbl 4 tablespoons fat 13 cup chopped ham JS cup diced celery 1 tablespoona minced onions 1 tablespoon chopped parsley Vs teaspoon sslt Vt tesspoon paprika a eggs, beaten (or a yolks) 1 cup milk 173 cup mushrooms (freab or 1 canned) Heat fat In frying pan. Add and 'cook five minutes, ham, celery, onions and parsley. Pour In reat of ingredients, blended. Cook slowly and sur eonstanUy until creamy. Piquant Banco (for Vegetables) i 4 tablespoons mayonnaise 4 teaspoon minced onions 1 tsbleapoon minced sweet pickles t olives, finely chopped K teaspoon trsted lemon rind 1 tesspoon lemon Jules 1 tsbleapoon butter Mix Ingredients and blend Into hot cooked vegetables. Fresh Fruit, Flavored with (traps Jules 1 cup cubed peacbea 1 cup cubed pears 1 cup cubed oranges 5 tablespoons granulated sugar Va cup grape Jules Mis and chill Ingredients and serve la glass dishes. Mint leaves give extra color. Mixture can be frosen. Brownsboro Brownsboro, June 6-(Spl.V Eighth grade pupils with their teacher. Mrs. Ruby Wise, at tended the graduating exercises In Ashland last week and re ceived their diplomas. Mrs. Wise has been elected to teach the Brownsboro school another year. Recent fuwtt at the Howard John eon home wrre Mr. end hire. West fall of areata Pete and Mr. end Mre. H. Bltbere end family ol Med turd. Mr. end Mrs. (.laud Warren of Portland ere spending e wek vltlttnn Mr. Werr?n'e alitrr, Mre. W. M Hansen. Mr. Warren la enjoying the ftahtnc In Little Butte crt-ek whir here. Mre. Amy Otiseom of Lake Creek vieived et the home of Mrs. Rohrvr May II. Mr. end Mre. O. B. Cralf end eon Charles made e trip to Klamath atari 1 to Tlott friends. Mr. end Mrs. (Vrald Hurwen. Mr. W. M. Hansen. Mrs. L. J. Rohrer and Louie Hohrer spent DeroraMcn day at Horn brook and Little Shatte. Calif. Welter etrehn sent several days last weekend with his father at Diamond lake Mre. O. A. Hansen spent Sunday NOTICE Starting Saturday, June 7, M. M. Department Store Will Remain Open Saturday Night. Until 8:30 p. m. M. M. Department Store 220 EAST MAIN Meteorological Report B 0. S WF4THM DtlHEAO Extended Forecast For the far wwtcra iuih eseept- lnf (outturn California lor the psriod beginning today at 4 SO p. m. to 4:30 p. m. Juns 11: Light ebowars first of period eioept central Call fornta and again at Jie end of period In Paclllo northwest. Otherwise fair weather. Temperature will average normal for period. Dally Foretaste Mrdford and vicinity: Partly cloud; tonight and Saturday with occa sional light showers. Cooler tonight. Oregon: Partly cloudy tonlfht and Saturday with scattered llfht show ers. Cooler Inland over weat portion tonight. Moderate weeUrly winds off coast. Loral Data Temperature year ago today: Highest. 75: lowest, 44. Total monthly precipitation. .08 Inch. Deficiency for tb month, M inch. Total precipitation alnoe Sept. 1. 1040. IB 87 Inchea. Sices for the season, 3. IS Inches. Relative humidity at S p. sa. yea terdsy. el; S a. tn. today, 4. Tomorrow: Sunrise, 4 Sfl a. nu euneet, 7:44 p. m. Observations Taken at 4:10 at. ISO Meridian Tims. crrr Boise Boston Chicago Denver . Eureka . Havre 7 T. 50 1.05 81 44 .74 ss sa 43 S3 .. 97 M hi .14 S3 JbO S3 sa .13 43 S3 47 S3 03 .07 33 S3 37 JBl Rsln Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Pt. Cldy. Cloudy Cloudy Clear Cloudy Pt. Cldy. Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Pt. Cldy. Cloudy Lot Angeles. Mrdrord New York. Omaha phoenls I, i Portland Reno SO . 71 , 7S Roaoburg Salt Lake. San Francisco. 69 Status 74 Spokane 77 Wash., D. C. " Tsklma 80 SHIP OWNERS AGREE TO CONTRIBUTE HALF Washington, June 8. VP) Steamship owners and operators In the Atlantic and gulfwlse services have agreed to contrib ute 50 percent of their avail able tonnage of ships of 3,500 deadweight tons or more for transfer into emergency opera tions. About 32 ships are Involved in the transfers, which will be made as rapidly as possible, the commission said. Pittsburgh (U.R) A 750.000 ton pile of Iron ore that has lain almost forgotten In Erie county since World War days has been brought to Pittsburgh to feed blast furnaces engaged In the defense production speedup. night wltb her daughter, Mrs. Leon ard, at Antelope, who had Juat re turned boms with the new bsby. Jerry Lawrence, born In Medford May 33. Lvnn (OCKTMLS No fvii, no muss, no bother! Always the tome fine qualify! Just chill and lervsl Manhattan Mortlnl-eO Proe ! Quorts-$1.4S Pints 90 The t O. trONS 4 IMS COMFAMT Home A wida seer PHONG 3)31 "GROCETERIA GOODNESS" ONE SHOPPING STOP Girls! Here Is Your Chance to Even the Score If m ':: ! 11 .fit-""'-t i M On. Consolation Chocolate Cake . . . 59c PLEASE ORDER IN ADVANCE AT EITHER GROCETERIA Snider's Grade B Farm Fresh Butter, 90 score, 39c lb. Snider's 92 score Grade A Gold Medal Butter, lb. 42c An All Sweet Cream Buttsr. Home Purity Bakery Bread & Cakes Like Mother Made Home Purity Cakes For Week - End Ribbon Cake Thrse layers 1 whits. 1 pink, 1 chocolata with chocolata ribbon Icing. Desert Gold Cake Thrss golden yellow layers with oranga buttsr crsam icing. Raisin Nougat Cake Three whlta lsysri with finsly ground raisins blsndsd into buttsr crssm Icing. Custard Devils Food A nsw chocolata caka. Angel Cakes in wide variety Whole Cake 49c - Half Cake 25c BREAKFAST BITS Filbert Caramel Rolls. . .pan of 4 10 Danish Strawberry Twists.. 3 for 10c Purity Cookies 2 doz. 25c assortment of real horn styla cookies for Mother's Cookie Jar. HOME PURITY ENRICHED BREAD l-lb. loaf 2 for 17c 1 i-Ib. loaf 2 for 23c Enriched bread has the food Tslue of all the wheat yet Is the same delicious white bread you like so well. A pure yeest breed no chemical leavening agent used. Don't forget to order that Consolstlon Cake for Father's Dsy. GATES & Delivery of 11.00 Orders. Dial! Esst Side 227S. West Side Hit. FATHER'S DAY SUNDAY, ONE WEEK N' EVER before were o many "Rosea in Snow" Cakes sold a on Mother Day, May 11. Your Home Purity Bakery at well as other local shops worked overtime to bake enough to supply the demand for that most appropriate Mother's Day remembrance. Now comes Father's Day, June 15, and your chance to even the score. Again we offer that great favorite of all men "Consolation Chocolate Cake." Last year several hundred Dad's were the happy recipients of "Consolation Cakes" yet many were disappointed because of inability to anticipate how many to bake. To be sure of a Consolation Cake for Father's Day, please order ahead at either Groceteria. For Father's HOME PURITY ICECREAM Pineapple Home Purity Ice Cream quart 25t Also Chocolate Chip. Almond Toffee. Maple Nut, Chocolate, Hawaiian Da light, Vanilla, Strawberry. Packed in Dry lea for your outing for a slight extra charge. Fountain Special Pineapple Split .... 15c Vanilla and Strawberry lea Cream with Gold Bar Pineapple Sticks. SAVINGS Tang Salad Dressing qt jar 29 Albers Corn Flakes, 8-oz 2 pkgs. 9 Flavor-Aid Beverage Powder..... 3 pkgs. 10t? Cream of Wheat, quick or regular large pkg. 23t? Gold Bar Coffee 1 lb. 23 2 lbs. 45 (Last time at this price 2c advance Monday) Comfort Toilet Tissue 4 rolls 23 Zee Tinted Tissue 4 rolls 15 Wesson Oil qt. can 43 Three Sisters Whole Kernel Corn No. 2 can 10 Seaside Crab Meat No. 2 can 1 Ghirardelli Chocolate l-lb. can 27t? Hershey's Cocoa lb. can 9d Gold Bar Grapefruit Juice No. 2 can 2 for 19 Gold Bar Fancy Tuna Fish No. can 10 Gold Bar Sliced Pineapple No. 2 can 19 Gold Bar Early Garden Peas No. 2 can, 2 for 29r Certo, mfgrs. special 3 bottles 42? Kerr Lids 3 doz. 25t Economy Caps pkg. 19 Fire Chief Matches carton 6 boxes 14 Tang Lunch Meat 2 cans 44? Siskiyou Green Beans, No. 2 can 3 for 25 C Van Camp's Pork and Beans, 20-oz. can 3 for 2."5i Van Camp's Hominy, No. 23 can 3 for 25c4 Del Rogue Sauerkraut No. 2 can 10 Meco Peas, No. 303 can 3 for 25 Flavor Loaf Enriched Flour... 49- (Pyrex Pie Plata Free) Drifted Snow Enriched Flour. . .49 Sperry Pancake Flour 4-lb. Twenty-Mule Team Borax 2-lb. Twenty-Mule Team Borax Chips. . Boraxo for dirty hands Schilling's Almond Extract 1-oz. Schilling's Red Color both (For maraschino cherries) Schilling's Black Tea j-lb. Schilling's Green Tea j-lb. LYDIARD Sth at Central) 1th at Ssvingt Without JUNE 15th FROM SUNDAY Day June 15th Fruits & Vegetables Watermelons . .lb. 2c Cantaloupes .-. .each 5c Sunkist Lemons doz. 15c Juice Oranges 2 doz. 15c Local Strawberries are fresher and better. Only locals here. in the GROCETERIAS lb. $1.59 - lb. $1.83 sack 25c pkg. 231 .pkg. 2 lc 2 for 25 bottles 25t pkg. 35 pkg. 29c4 For Father's Day PRINCE ALBERT TOBACCO lb. can 63c Crspe Self-Denial FOR EVERYTHING" Super Meat Markets The Kind of Meat You Like to Cat. Broiling Steaks for the Home or Camp Barbecue (SPECIAL CUTS of fine Steer Beef from the " Garrett herd are proving Tory popular for barbecue broiling. Tenderettas ara rery popular and pronounced finest by many. Any Steaks cut to sisa and thickness to suit your broiler or portioned as you like them. Sirloin Steaks from Garrett's OQ Steers lb. WC Blade Cut Roast from 1 Q Garrett Steers lb. C Shoulder Veal O O Steaks lb. 3C Shoulder Pork 17, Roasts lb. I 5C Hormel's Minnesota O C Bacon, sliced lb. JJC Eastern corn fed. Little Pig Breakfast Sausages lb. JC (Summer lean) Hens for Baking or 02 Stewing lb. JC Home Purity Potato 1 C Salad pint -C Sweet 1 C Pickles pint 1 -'C (In pineapple Tlnegar) Assorted Cooked Ready-to- C Serve Meats lb. JLjC TENDER CURE HAMS No par-boiling) mild sweet curei well trimmed to areid waste. Mighty fine when cold for picnic or lunch box sandwiches. Butt end ...... lb. 27c Shank end.. lb. 24c Either end a dandy roast. PR0CT0R&GAMBLE PRODUCTS Here now the New Ivory Soap. Whiter, lathers more freely. t Guest Ivory ....... .4 bars 17c Medium Ivory 3 bars 17c Large Ivory ,. .4 bars 35c Ivory Flakes large pkg. 22c Ivory Snow large pkg. 22c Camay Toilet Soap. ...... .bar 6c Lava Soap, large bar . . 3 f or 25c Oxydol giant, pkg. 59c Dreft.. large pkg. 22c Dash Granulated Soap giant pkg. 47c P. & G. White Naptha Soap 10 bars 33c Clean Quick Soap . Chips giant pkg. 29c Crisco. ...... ......... . 3-lb. can 56c