MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1941.
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ESSAY CONTEST
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BY U.S.W.V. LADIES
Students of the 10th. 11th
and 12th grades of any age and
freshmen and sophomore col
lege students, not over 18 years
of age, are invited by the Aux
iliary of the United ' Spanish
War Veterans to submit essays
on the subject: "Influences of
the Spanish American War as
Reflected in Recent Attitudes
of the United States Toward
World Affairs."
Essays, to be submitted to
Ruth MacCollister, local chair
man, at the Junior high school
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Laborila Demands
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London, Nov. 14. OP) A re
newed demand that Birtain
form a second fighmtlng front
to aid Russia, with emphasis
on the possibilities of Libya,
was sounded In parliamentary
debate today by Laborlte Eman-
juel Shinwell. who has been
among the cntics mentioned as
a possible recruit for the British
cabinet.
"Why has the offensive In
Libya been delayed?" Shinwell
demanded. "It has been expect
ed many months.
"It would in effect have
created a second front. It would
certainly have distracted the
Natis and created difficulties
for them. Let the government
answer that question.
"Next week or next month
an offensive in Libya may not
be as effective."
AMERICAN PLANES
NFERIOR TO R.A.F.
Kansas City, Nov. 14 (JPj
American-built combat planes
don't approach the British Spit
fires or Hurricanes, in the opin
ion of 22-year-old Jonnle Etzell.
home from five months convoy
and fighter duty with the RAF.
"The Spitfire is the most mag
nificent and effective fighting
plane yet built," said the young
pilot officer, Injured In a taka
off crash In Scotland last June
He la on three months leave.
"The British planes have a
much higher ceiling, more speed
and more and better armament.
We did our fighting at altitudes
which would seem unbelievable
over here. When you're up
against a German fighter which
is as good as yours, it's a matter
of who climbs faster in1
higher."
BIO FARM SOLD
McMinnville, Ore., Nov. 14
(jPi Sale of a 1000-acre farm
on Baker creek west of here by
Tom Grenfell to George Bern
hard, Los Angeles, was an
nounced today by J. L. Ketch,
local realtor. The price was not
disclosed but Ketch said the
place had been offered for $25,
000. Bernhard said he would
stock the farm with beef dairy
cattle.
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Above is a scene from the production On Stage to be presented November 17. In the
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Smith, Gene Perry. Agnes Lacy.
here, before February 15, 1942,
must be in triplicate, typewrit
ten, double spaced, or in ink
on one side of 8V4 by 11 inch
paper. Students name, age and
full address must be sealed In
a blank envelope and firmly
attached to the essay. Students
must accompany essay with a
statement by his teacher writ
ten on official school sta
tionery and sealed in the
above mentioned envelope,
to the effect that, to the best
of her knowledge, the essay is
original.
Essays will be Judged on
knowledge of subject, original
ity and style.
National prizes of $100, $75,
$50 and $25 will be awarded,
as well as state prizes of $7.50,
$5 and $2.50 and a local prize
of $2.50 in defense stamps.
! Paint Daubers Are
Nabbed at College
Corvallis, Nov. 14. 0T1
Three University of Oregon stu
dents pleaded guilty in Justice
George Denman's court today to
daubing yellow paint on Ore
gon State college buildings.
Justice Denman suspended
10-day jail sentences on pro
mise the trio report immediate
ly to President Donald Erb of
the university.
OSC campus night watchman.
Claude Johnson, said he picked
up Charles E. Nelson on the
campus. He said William Ski
binski and William Marcey
later were arrested downtown.
The United States has never
lost a war, nor the navy a fleet
action.
Truck Driver Goon
Gets Year in Pen
Houston, Tex., Nov. 14. (d")
John E. Adams, president of
truck drivers local 367 (AFL),
was convicted today of violat
ing the state anti-strike violence
law and was sentenced to serve
one year in the penitentiary.
Adams was accused of curs
ing, punching, and threatening
a bakery truck driver, Brantlev
Finch, during the truck drivers'
strike at the San Jacinto ord
nance depot.
Five tons of nails per day are
used by a Canadian plant in
crating military vehicles for
shipment to the British armies.
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While you are at your grocery, it is so easy
to be sure. Your grocer has all the flavor
of the world's finest coffees sealed in vacuum
awaiting your choice. GOLDEN WEST
COFFEE! Select it today in either Regular
or Silex grind and tomorrow you'll know
what your coffee pot has been trying to
tell you.
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It Is none too early to begin
planning for that Thanksgiving
least to be held next Thursday.
Why not drop in and select one
of our nice Turkeys? Just the
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II IT IIC Extra Fine No. I Grade Beef Pot
"E,!s BACOII HAMS ROASTS
Young- end Fat Medium thick Whole or Half Choice tender cuts
lb. 23c lb. 25c lb. 30c lb. 19c
Pork BEEF, Boneless. Cut In Cubes, lb. JOo
BftMBAaA SWISS STEAKS, Sirloin Cuts. lb. 25c rlVllC
nnflNTN PORK STEAKS. Young Tender. I I 1 VI 0
llUHW I 0 Porkers, lb iSe R I RED
Lea or Lol FRESH SIDE PORK, lb JOc BARRED ROCK
Cuts COUNTRY STYLE SAUSAGE. Milk and Corn fed
a tmm Correct Seasoning, lb . JOc
lla JHa VEAL ROASTS. Choice Sho. Cuts, lb. 20c II
111. LdU LEG OF LAMB. No. 1 Grade, lb. 2Se 111 flf
LARD, Home Rendered 3 lbs. 38e iiVV
MILK
4
TALL CANS
35c
Cat 48 Tall Cant
$3.99
lumans' Flour Specials
Klamath BOUQUET:: : 1.19
KITCHEN QUEEN 1.69
FISHER'S BLEND -.'M.99
DRIFTED SHOW 1.99
Small Core
Oysters
Brand
t-oi. tine S Count
Fine for Soup or
Dressing
TIN 18c
Whole Kernel CORN
Del Monte
2 cans for 29c
New Crop HONEY
No. 1 Grada
5-lb. pail 39c
TOMATO SOUP
Campbef't
3 tins for 25c
RIPE OLIVES
Extra Fin Quality
Large tins 15c
Peas, Corn, Str. Beans
3 cans 29c
BRAND
Cranberry iff
Saacs
Iff With e fine Turkey
iff 'ren Lumen' 111
iff 17'1 Un 111
7 Each 17c V
Chili Con Carne
Cebhart't Eaglo
Largo IS'i-oi. Tint
2 tins 25c
New Crop ALMONDS
Excatlont Quality '
Pound 30c
New Crop WALNUTS
Largo Siao
. 2 pounds 39c
P and G SOAP
Largest Bart
2 bars for 9c
CATSUP
Largo 12-os. Bottlea
Each 12c
Jolly Time POPCORN
Tho Finest Obtainable
2 10-oz. tins 25c
WEEK-END SPECIALS
Fresh Home Grown
Carrots, Beets, Green Onions
APPLES 6 lb. 25c
ORANGES SHnkitt 2 doz. 45c
5c
IaIImaa Homo grown
LUMAN'S
BAKERY DEPT.
ALL BAKERY PRODUCTS
OVEN FRESH DAILY
You should not overlook the Bekarr Deportment
wheo In the store making your food purchases. You
will find a nice assortment of rolls, buns, cakes,
cookies, plee. bread and other delicious products at
pleating prices and think of the saving ol your time
and patience.
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Thanksgiving Pilgrim Cake
Rich and tender Butterscotch Layers, ked with
Caramel Icing filled with toasted Ftcant and Foanutt
3sliet,23e,39c,49e
V'j cakes, 13c, JOc, 25c
Mince F let 15c, 30c, 40
Froih, Solid