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PAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1941 CO-ED WHO SLEW "GROCETERIA GOODNESS" ONE SHOPPING STOP FOR EVERYTHING1 GIVENPROBATION Court Ward Fop Ten Years Enters Guilty Plea Denies Lecture Influence. San Diego, Cal., Sept. S. UP) MIm Ann Marie Hanuen, 23, admitted slayer of her two newly born Infanta, was granted probation today by Superior Judge Edward Kelly. The judge laid the girl would remain a ward of the court dur ing the 10-year probation per iod. The ruling was made after Mist Hanuen related her story of the deathi of her two aoni and collapsed on the witness stand . . . Termination of the probation hearing also ended the inquiry of Judge Kelly into Miss Hans- sen's contention that a sex lec ture she heard at San Diego State college had tended to place her "off guard." Dr. Wal ter Hepner, college resident. said he would investigate the girl s account of the lecture when the faculty reported for the fall semester September IS. The girl had pleaded guilty to manslaughter charge for the alayings. The district attorney's office said the girl had admit ted smothering the first baby. born in April, 1940, and Strang' ling her second son, born last June. Taking the witness stand to day, Miss Hanssen told the court that "any state college lecture J might have heard had nothing to do with my present predica ment." The girl collapsed after an swering the last question of Dis trict Attorney Thomas Whelan. She revived after matron ad ministered aid. In her testimony, Miss Hans sen mentioned "an affair" with Missoula, Mont,, man in 1939, after which she said she came to San Diego and entered col lege. "Didn't you know of birth control and didn't you take courses at college where they taught physiology?" the prose cutor asked. She said she had taken such courses and had discussed sex matters a little with girl friends, but had only a "vague idea" of birth control. She said she was here three months before the discovered the was pregnant 10 Menus of the Day By MRS. ALEXANDER GEOItOI Catering To Two Menu For Dinner Smiled run rtlleu Tartar Sauce Corn on the Cob Creamed Oreen Beans Bread Currant Jam Criip Radishes 01 Iced Cucumbers Watermelon Coffee Broiled FUh Fillets t pound flab nileta H eup milk K teaspoon salt teaapoon pepper 34 teaapoon celery ealt t tableapoona butter, melted I tableapoona lemon juloe Waah filiate and wipe dry. Dip In rnllk end eeaaonlnga placed in ehel low dleh. Arrange on graaaed shal low pan. bruab with butter and broil t mlnutee or until browned. Turn, bruab with net of butter, and brown. Add Juloe. cook a minute and tranafer to heated platter. Surround with penley and lemon quarters. Buj fllleta H Inch thick. Tartar taara H eup atlff mayonnaise teaapoon Hnely chopped parelar t4 teaapoon finely chopped China or onion. 14 teaapoon finely chopped sweet pickles H teaapoon lemon Juice Mil and chill the Ingredlenta and paae In a amall glue duh. Boiled Corn on the Cob ears com 1 quart boiling water teaapoon aalt Aa aoon as corn la received In the kitchen, remove the hurtt and allk. Wrap In a damp cloth or was paper and atore In the refrigerator until cooking time corn ahould be eookrd the day it la received. Add the corn to the boiling water. Cover tightly and boll gently eeven mlnutea. add salt and after a minute, immediately remove the eorn with a long handled spoon. Serve on a folded napkin. Over , eooklng toughens com. The Weather . Northern California: Fair and continued warm tonight and Saturday, but seasonal temper atures on coast, with morning fogs: moderate northwest wind off shore. Taeoma, Sept 8. UP) The fight over "home rule" Col umbia valley authority loomed today as the hottest issue be fore the convention of the Oregon-Washington Public Owner ship league, which Secretary Harold L. Ickes will address to night. Delegates, arriving for a morning session after an Inspec tion tour of Grand Coulee dam and a trip here, were told of an announcement by Joseph G. Batinovlch, chairman of the Grays Harbor delegation, that hit group would back such a resolution. "If the resolution It sidetrack' ed in committee," he said, "we'll fight It out on the floor of the convention. Their support has been given, he explained, to the Bone-Smith CVA bill, which would place control of the Columbia power projects In a three-man board appointed by the president from among northwest public power advocates. 1 Secretary Ickes, who has been vacationing near Port Angeles, would be given such authority by himself under an other bill before congress. He it to return to Washington by September 15. Other listed speakers today Included Dr. Paul J. Raver, Bonneville administrator, Sen atort McNary of Oregon and Wallgren of Washington and Louis Bartlett representing Gov. Cuthbert L. Olson of Cal Ifornla. President Harry Pierson was to preside at the morning session and A. C. Heyman, president of the League In Ore gon, the afternoon meeting. SCANDIA IVIES L BE The southern Oregon public It cordially Invited to the Full Gospel church Sunday evening, Sept. 7th, to hear Rev. Jens Petersen of Oslo, Norway, who will be speaking and presenting war pictures from Scandinavia. Rev. Peterson will show sev eral reels of tound moving pictures from Norway, Finland, Denmark and Belgium. He has been presenting these pictures in various cities and it it con sidered a distinct honor to have htm in the local church. In many places it has been neces sary to secure large auditoriums for "his service so Medford citi zens are urged to come early to obtain a seat. Rev. Peterson plays 11 dif ferent Instruments and speaks English as well as the languages of the Scandinavian countries. The service will begin prompt ly at 7:45 p. m. and will be held In the Full Gospel church on Newtown street near West Main-. SENATE BALKS AT Washington, Sept. 5 Hopes of senate leaders to pans the $3,633,900,000 revenue bill by this week-end slumped today as members from eight commu nity property states pledged a last-ditch fight against a pro vision prohibiting husbands and wives from splitting their In come in making tax returns. Such division, which usually operates to lower tax liabilities on Joint incomes above $3,900, now it permitted in Louisiana. Texas, Ariiuna, Nevada, New Mexico, California, Idaho and Washington. The projected pro hibition would add about $50, 000.000 In revenue, some sena tors estimated. The restriction was recom mended by the finance comit tee, but Senator Connelly (D., Tex.), a committee member, termed it "a proposal which no senator from a community prop erty state can accept without making known his opposition." Dae Mall Tnoune want ada Jata Tea for A l Ilea Batavta. Java (DP) The Nether landa Cast Indies la preparing to con tribute 100.000 pounds of tea an aually to tea drinkers In the allied fighting forcea. Cabinet Member Harold U Icaea once was a newspaper reporter. CLASSES Dt. IL M. Hood. Optometrist t parte Bids, Main ant Bleeteide. Med ford. Ore Sklllfol temre Mraannebie Price COSMORAY OZONE Generator for bouyant health Tree Demonstration Mr. 4 Mrs. Chas. Gehlen 117 Laurel Street Phone 3163 We fonnrrtr demnntt rated at . Its to. Holly. Home Purity Bakery Bread and Cake like Mother Made. FRESH Huckleberry Pie Seems we can't get enough berries to make at many at you want. If the berries come in we will have plenty, but to be sure buy early. i Tomorrow Fresh Huckleberry Pie each 29c CAKES FOR THE WEEK-END Lemon Butter Three yellow layers with lemon butter filling. Harlequin Two chocolate and one white layer, with Her shey Chocolate filling and icing. Cinderella Three white layers with pineapple filling, topped with pineapple butter cream icing. Burnt Leather Cake Aunt Laura Applegate't famous brown sugar pioneer cake. ANGEL CAKES A wide variety including 13-ejg white angel cake at well as strawberry. ' Choice 49c -Half Cake 25c Golden Pound Cake... .each 15c FOR BREAKFAST Cherry Bunt or Fruited Nougats .6 for 15c HOME PURITY ENRICHED BREAD l-lb. loaf 9c H-lb. loaf 13c -,rVt in"- -- saaai.) ! emaaeMaautwiiiu , I j&itMtetoMK-MKfito 4v:,7 1 I Olt't an easy matter to describe most anything except flavor. We've ttld you a lot about the goodness of Z-Mor-U Coffee. Told it the best we knew how, but it apparently didn't get over else all would be drinking it. The most we can say is that it is a blend of the very best Central and South American coffees. It comes to you but a few days from the roaster and to preserve the fine flavor we wait to grind it until you buy it. That however isn't enough. It must be ground to insure full flavor from the least amount of coffee. It must be ground just right for your coffee maker, otherwise you will waste by using too much. Our mills are set for four perfect grinds: Silex, Drip, Percolator or Pot. You save flavor, you avoid waste, you save money by using Z-Mor-U Coffee. Z-Mor-U Coffee lb. 25c - 2 lb. 49c A Delicious Blend of Fresh Roasted Goodness FRUITS & VEGETABLES Home Grown WATERMELONS . . . . . . .lb. .lc SWEET POTATOES U. S. No. 1 .4 lbs. 19 UNIONS U. S. No. 1 (medium size) .10 lbs. 15? SUNKIST LEMONS 2 doz. 29? TOMATOES For canning 50 lbs. 53 CASABAS HONEYDEWS PERSIAN MELONS SAVINGS in the GROCETERIAS Super Meat Markets The Kind of Meat You Like to Eat Recipe Reprinted by Request MEAT BALLS With Macaroni or Spaghetti One customer served It to her family and misplaced the recipe. When the family asked ior more she phon.'d us ior re print. Here it is also the special offer which more than 200 families enjoyed three weeks ago. 1 lb. Ground Steer Beef 3 Slices Oven Dried Bread Salt and pepper to suit taste Mix pulverized bread and meat and roll into balls one inch in diameter. Chop Y2 medium onion, 1 green pepper and garlic to suit taste. Brown in fat in skillet with the meat balls. Prepare 1 lb. macaroni or spaghetti in usual way then put all together in baking dish, adding hot sauce or to mato juice to suit. Bake hour in 350 degree oven. Serves 6 o 8 people for less than 5c each. Tomorrow 1 lb. Ground Steer Beef 1 lb. Macaroni or Spaghetti 1 can Hot Sauce ALL FOR 29c Chicken and Noodles September suggests some of those good old fashioned dinners and what could be better than chicken and noodles. ' Fat Hens lb. 23c Blade Cut Roast of 1 Q Steer Beef ........... .Ib. I "C Swiss Steak of 'X'X Steer Beef ............lb. J DC Shoulder' .. Lamb Steaks .........lb. ZdjQ Shoulder of O'X Lamb Roast lb. wC Hormel's finest Minnesota O Q Breakfast Bacon, Sliced Ib. C By the Piece .lb. 35 TENDERETTES Two steaks blended into one grain fed pork steak and steer beef steak. Tender and flavorful. Just about the best you ever tasted. Pound 33c Time for that fine farm style Pork Sausagf Sunshine Candy Kisses. . .generous bag full 10 (Just like the girls gars you last week) Elbow Cut Macaroni 3 lb. pkg. 15c Merrimac Columbia River Salmon No. y2 can 15 No. 1 can 25 Sunshine Krispy Crackers 2 lb. box 30 Snowdrift Shortening . . . .3 Ib. Git? 6 lb. $1.20 Wesson Oil, qt. can 45 Tendersweet Golden Corn . . .303 can, 3 for 25c Cold Bar Tomato Catsup, 14-oz. bottle 2 for 25c Gold Bar Early Garden Peas, No. 2 can 2 for 27f Diamond A Sled Grn Beans, No. 2 can 2 for 25 1 Oak Ridge Beans, No. 303 can 4 for 29f? Diamond A Diced or Shredded Beets, No. 2 can 3 for 25 Diamond A Beet Greens, 21 3 can... 2 for 25 Diamond A Carrot Juice, No. 211 can, 3 for 25 Mexican Red, lg. or sm. white beans 3 lbs. 19 Fancy Long Grain Rice 3 lb. pkg. 20 Del Ray Raviolis, No. 1 tall can 3 for 20c Swift's Premium Corned Beef Hash, lb. can 18 Farmington Chocolate 1 lb. 15 Beacon brand Cocoa ,2 lb. can 1G& Hershey Cocoa 1 lb. can 14 Argo Corn or Gloss Starch 1 lb. pkg. 8 Calumet Baking Powder 1 lb. can 15 Clabber Girl Baking Powder 2 lbs. 19 Hersheys Chocolate Kisses lb. 12c Boraxo, for dirty hands 2 cans 25c Twenty Mule Team Borax Soap Chips .pkg. 20 Twenty Mule Team Borax 2 lb. pkg. 23 Golden West Coffee, . . .1 lb. can 30 3 lb. 83 Folger's Coffee 1 Ib. 30S 2 lbs. SS6 Gold Bar Coffee in glass jars lb. 23c 2 lb. 49f P and G White Laundry Soap, 10 bars 33 Flavor Loaf vitamin enriched flour, 49 lb. $1.63 Drifted Snow vitamin enriched fir, 49 lb. ?1.S9 S&W Fine Foods Golden Delicious Pineapple Favors 14-oz. can 2 for 25t? Delphia Whole Figs No. 2 can 20 Fruit Cocktail No. 1 can 16 Artichoke Hearts No. 1 can 23 Golden Hominy No. 2 can Medium Peas No. 2 can 16c Oven Baked Beans 16-oz. can lie4 Boston Brown Bread, .. .No. 300 can 11 Orange Marmalade, lb. 18c, 2 lbs. 33 Appelsauce No. 2 can 15 Extra Large Olives No. 1 tall can 17 Vinegar qt bottle 15 Coffee 1 lb. can 30, 2 lb. oSc4 CD Buy a share In America! Invest your seeing In DEFENSE BONDS and STAMPS! Help Uncle Sara and Help Yourselfl GATES & LYDIARD th at Central) (th at Crape Savings Without Self Denial Dance at Sams Valley Grange Hall Saturday Night, Sept t Good Musle. Lots of Fur
