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PAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1941. leaders of Red Government , to Match Wits, Men and i Machines With Hitlerites Moscow, July 2. JPh-With virtually all of European Russia organized for war and mobiliza tion extending even to Siberia, the defense of the soviet state raras entrusted today to a newly formed council headed by Jo seph Stalin. In view of the war emergency, an announcement said, the pow er! of the government were giv en to the new defense council and all Russians were enjoined to obey its orders. Here are thumbnail sketches of the Moscow leaden who are matching wits, men and ma chines against Adolf Hitler and his high command: Son Of Cobbler ' Premier Joseph Stalin, 01 Cast off official anonymity May 1 to become head of the Soviet Russian state, replacing Vya cheslav Molotov, who had held the post 11 years. Born Joseph Vissarionovich Dzugashvili, the ton of a cobbler, he was expelled from a seminary to which he had been sent to study for the priesthood because he preached .Marxism. - Foreign Affairs Commissar Molotov, 80 Began his career s revolutionary at 16 In Kaz an, a city on the Volga. By 1920 he was secretary of the com munist party of the Ukraine. A former editor of Pravda, party organ, Molotov became chair 'man of the council of people's commissars (premier) In 1930. In April, 1939, he succeeded Maxim t.itvlnov as foreign commissar to climax what appeared to be a conflict over Lltvlnov's diplo macy. ; Marshal of the red army K1I Stient Yefremovitch Voroshiloff, '60 Intimate friend of Stalin for SO years, is a member of the in tier circle of the party. Born in ihe Donbas coal region, he en tered the Russian social-demo cratic party In 1930 and Joined .Its bolshevik wing headed by Lenin. Arrested a number of times for leading strikes, he was exiled finally to Archangel. He 'escaped and settled in Baku, i where he met Stalin. 1 Work Lag Been i George! M. Malenkov, secre tary of the soviet election board (age unavailable) As secretary of board, he represents "work ers In political education estab lishments" meaning teachers of communism. Only last Febru ary he described to an all-union conference of the party lags In locomotive, car-building, elec tricity, timber, paper, fish and building materials industries and cited inefficiency in the sea and river transport systems of the U. S. 8. R. Laurentl Beria, commissar of Internal affairs (age unavailable) Appointed In January, 1940, as general commissar of state security. Like Stalin, Beria is native of Georgia. He was sec retary of the communist party committee in that province be fore going to Moscow in 1938 to replace Nikolai Yezhov as com missar of domestic affairs and head of the NKVD (political police.) New York, July 2. JPh-The German government has can celled further CBS broadcasts from Berlin after objecting to a broadcast commenting on the releaes of British novelist P. G. Wodehouse from a nazi prison. CBS announced last night that Harry Z. Flannery, chief of its Berlin bureau, had tele phoned that German authorities had cancelled further CBS broadcasts from Berlin In retal iation for commentator Elmer Davis' statement that Wode house was being treated differ ently from other prisoners be cause of his publicity value to Germany. Davis made his analysis after a broadcast interview between Flannery and Wodehouse in which the latter said he had a suite in a hotel and that he could come and go as he chose. 500 START COURSE AT WEST POINT ACADEMY West Point. N. Y., July 2. HP) On a day when Uncle Sam was registering thousands of young men for selective service, the United States military aca demy today certified some five hundred youths as its class of 194S. The new plebe group was made up of men from every state and territory of the union. Composer in Army Fort Niagara, N. Y. (U.R) Pvt. William Bagley has not put aside his musical activities since In duction into the army. The com' poser of the popular songs' Night Has Begun" and "Quito," Bagley now arranges music for a post band of musically-adept soldiers. Bagley formerly had his own dance band. nuel verm be Oregon's own and only sugar and Oregon's raspberries Make A Mighty Sweet Comblnatloa In a state like ours, so particularly favored with perfect climate and soil for berry production, there are reasons aplenty for a pun like "berry, berry nicer Especially Is it excusable when It is used in describing partnership with Oregon raipbrrrirs and Oregon's own and only Sugar. Oregon housewives can more fruits per capita than any other state, and it's no wonder when you consider the abundance of the nation's finest fruits and berries that grow in Oregon. Right now it's raspberry time and Oregon Sugar time, for Oregon berries call for Orrgon's own and only Sugar "White Satin. ' So when you select choice Oregon raspberries for canning, don't forget la sweetening partner. Remember, Orrgon's own and only Sugar Is guaranteed foe canning; and for every sweetening or cooking purpose. Buy Oregon products and you will get the best! KOregonIs Own SUGAR GUARANTEED FOR CANNING "GROCETERIA GOODNESS" ONE SHOPPING STOP FOR EVERYTHING YOU WILL WANT THIS T FINE HAM Over The Holiday! THE COOK DOESN'T HAVE TO LEAVE HOME TO HAVE A KITCHEN HOLIDAY In Observance of INDEPENDENCE DAY We Will Close FRIDAY ALL DAY - JULY 4th Home Purity Bakery Bread & Cakes Like Mother Made FOR THE FOURTH! Uncle Sam's Red White and Blue 1776 CAKE For home or outing here Is a reminder of the patriotic significance of July 4. Three layers one red. ona white, one blue topped with butter cream icing in our national colors with 1776, the year of our nation's birth, as the center decoration. Here Tomorrow. each 59c Also A Fine Assortment of Other Home Purity Cakes Harlequin, Honey Macaroon and Angel Cakes Each 49c Cake 25c Buns for Your Outing hound or Wiener 6 in moisture-proof cellophane to Insure freshness 1 Of Cookies for the Kids Take a package along and avoid digging Into the basketa when the kids get hungry. 2 doz. 25c For Home or Outing HOME PURITY ENRICHED BREAD 2 1-lb. loaves.- 17c 2 l-lb. loaves . . 23c (Makes finer toast because thoroughly baked) GOLD BAR PICKLES In Pineapple Vinegar Delldously crisp Pickles finer flavor without the acid burn so often noticed in sweet pickles. CHILI SAUCE SWEETS SWEET MIXED SWEET PICKLE CHIPS SWEET RELISH CHOW-CHOW SOUR DILLS SWEET DILLS SLICED SWEET DILLS A else of every kind to fit your neeai 13c-17c -23c-35c READY COOKED SWIFT'S PREMIUM Delicious when served cold in sand wiches or cold plate. Superb baked ham just merely reheat. Tender and flavory when fried just heat 2 to 4 minutes on each side. Tomorrow for the 4th SWIFTS PREMIUM QUICK SERVE HAM . (Ready cooked) Whole Ham lb. 35c If cut in half Butt End s . lb. 36c Shank End :. lb. 34c (Si 12323 I lew j Mjqi c3 Center Slices for Frying lb. 49c Off Center Slices for Frying lb. 35c Butt End after Slices Removed lb. 33c Shank End after Slices Removed lb. 25c Really costs less because you avoid so much of the cooking shrinkage. Super Meat Markets Tba Kind oi Meat You Like to Eat IT'S EASY to'PREPARE the OUTING BASKET ""PAKE advantage of the many fine ready-to- serve foods when packing for the outing. Beside the ready-cooked Premium Ham there Is aa abundance of many good things that will save you a lot of time and labor. Come to your Groceteria and shop In South ern Oregon's most complete food assortment Blade Roast of Fancy Steer 1 Q Beef Ib. I VC Ground Ham and Veal for loaf. lb. Veal Steaks, Shoulder Cuts lb. Hormel's Minnesota Bacon lb. Any sise piece. Hormel's Fancy Breakfast Bacon, sliced lb. Minnesota fed and cured. Home Purity Potato Salad pint Cooked Lunch Meats (fine assortment) lb. Sweet Pickles pint In pineapple vinegar. 25c 23c 31c 35c 15c 25c 15c Swifts Premium Tenderized Frankfurters A few cents more a pound but ao good you will want more lb. 25 ICE CREAM FOR THE HOLIDAY WEEK BLACKCAP RASPBERRY FRESH STRAWBERRY BUTTERSCOTCH PECAN CRUNCH MAPLE NUT ALMOND TOFFEE HAWAIIAN DELIGHT CHOCOLATE CHIP VANILLA CHOCOLATE ORANGE SHERBET Pt. 1 5c - Qt. 25c HOME or OUTING SUPPLIES In the GROCETERIAS Z-Mor U Coffee lb. 23; 2 lbs. 45 Freshest and best. Money-saver with money-back guarantee. Gold Bar Coffee 1-lb. vacuum can 25; 2 lbs. 49 Cascade Salted Crackers 2-lb. box 16 Williams Potato Chips 15c pkg. 10 Sperry Pancake Flour cabin pkg. 10 Lumber Jack Syrup 12-oz. jug 12 Sunshine Hyde Park Cookie assortment 220s Sunshine Nobility Cookie assortment 30 Shredded Wheat Biscuit pkg. 10 Ritz Crackers large pkg. 21 Hormel's Spam 2 cans 49 Solar Brand Broken Sliced Pineapple, No. 2 can, 2 for 25. No. 2 can 15 Silver Bar Florida Grapefruit No. 2 can 10 Golden Poppy Figs in Syrup No. 1 tall can 10 Silver Bar Blended Lima Beans No. 2 can 10 (A welcome vegetable for variety) Gold Bar Seedless Grapes No. 1 tall can 10 Gold Bar Peaches, halves or sliced, Na. 2'2 can 2 for 33 Gold Bar De Luxe Plums No. 2 can 15 (A very fine breakiast fruit) Gold Bar Pineapple Chunklets No. 14 flat can 10 Gold Bar Pure Fruit Preserves lOU-oz. can 10 (Peach. Peach Pineapple. Apricot Pineapple. Blackberry. Deluxe Plum. Loganberry) Gold Bar Pineapple Vinegar pint bottle 13 Swift's Prem, spiced lunch meat 2 cans 49 Elbow Cut Macaroni or Spaghetti 3-lb. pkg. 15 Dr. Phillips Grapefruit and Orange Juice, blended 46-oz. can 20 Dr. Phillips Florida Orange Juice 46-oz. can 25 Swift's Premium Corned Beef Hash 1-lb. can 15 Target Brand Corned Beef 12-oz. can 18 Shef fords Wisconsin Cheese 'v. pkg. 15 American. Brick. Chevelle. Pimento Sperry Cornmeal 5-lb. sack 15 Sperry Rolled Oats 9-lb. bag 33 Sperry Pancake Flour 4-lb. bag 25 Sunshine Krispy Crackers '. 2-lb. box 30 (America's No. 1 Cracker) Siskiyou Green Beans No. 2 can 3 for 25 Del Monte Corn on the Cob tall can of 4 ears 18 Three Sisters Golden Corn No. 2 can 10 Flavor I oaf Enriched Flour 49-Ib. SI. 59 Vikinst Flour 49-lb. S1.19 Royal Gelatine Pudding or Desserts 3 pkgs. 14 Sunshine Marshmallows (the best) lb. pkg. 15 Shoestring Potatoes, No. 21'2 can 2 for 19 Gold Bar Mixed Vegetables for Salad, No. 1 tall can 2 for 25 Open at cabin or picnic, add dressing and a fine salad. GATES & LYDIARD Delivery of $1.00 Orders. tth at Central! tth at Grape. Savings Without Self-Denial. FRUITS and VEGETABLES FOR THE WEEK-END Watermelons Cantaloupes Honey Dew Melons Persian Melons Asparagus Green Peas Fresh Lima Beans Bananas Limes Avacados Cauliflower Green Onions Green Peppers Fancy Field Grown Tomatoes Peaches Apricots Plums Bing Cherries and everything
