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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1942. PAGE SEVEN Performers in Ice Jinx Saturday MORTICIANS HOLD iL Southern Oregon funeral di rectors held their annual meet ing at the Lithia hotel in Ash land last night and elected the following officer to serve dur ing 1942: President Claience M Litwiller, Ashland; vice-president. Virgil E. Hull. Grant. Pass: secretary, Andrew A. Ward, Klamath Falls. The newly elect ed officers were installed Into office by Hemmerly W. Conger of Medford. The Oregon Funeral Direc tors association was represented by Executive Secreury Oeorge Ryan of Portland who reported that all members throughout the state, at the request of President J. B. Holllngsworth of Eugene had registered them selves and their equipment with Oregon civil reserves and stand ready for any cai". for service in national defense. Ryan also reported on rationing of new cars and auto tires and an nounced that the tentative dates for the annual state funeral di rectors coavention had been set for May 24-25-26 1942, with headquarters at the Multnomah hotel in Portland. A vote of thanks was tendered Mr. and Mrs. Will Dodge of i Ashland for the fine program ! and excellent dtnnei. Mae M. Hall, Grants Pass, retiring president, pieslded and at the conclusion of the meeting was presented witn a beautiful desk clock by H. W. Conger in appreciation of her services as president during tne past year. Invitation to ho'd the next meeting in Grants Pass was accepted. John Perl, Medford: A. J. Ousley, Lakeview and Earl Whitlock, Klamatn Falls, were appointed hosts to make meet ing arrangements and prepare the program. SNOWTOSODA CAMPA1GN OPENS A. A. Seekatz, representative here for the National Biscuit company, made news today with word of the largest, most vigor ous local advertising program in Nabisco history. Returning from his company's annual district sales meeting In Portland, Mr. Seekatz an nounced that the Medford Mail Tribune had been selected to launch the year-long drive with a new campaign for popular Snow Flake Soda Crackers larger than ever before. These sparkling new Snow Flake advertisements begin in the Mail Tribune this week for a run of several weeks and will be continued later in the year, Mr. Seekatz explained. . "Not only Snow Flakes but Honey Maid Grahams and other favorite Nabisco products will be pushed locally during 1942," the National Biscuit representa tive said. "As a leading Nabisco sales territory, Medford will benefit from this unusual adver tising program along with other leading cities , throughout the nation." Supplementing local newspa per advertising, Mr. Seekatz said national magazines will also car- ry much advertising featuring Ritz Crackers, Nabisco Shred ded Wheat, Milk Bone dog bis cuit, Nabisco 100 Bran, and other leading National Biscuit company products. . Sf tm h If i & ft 1 I !o n SHIP TORPEDOED Washington. Jan. 18. (AP) The navy confirmed today that a merchant vessel had been sunk yesterday off the south shore of Long Island. The vessel was an allied mer chant vessel of foreign registry, the navy said, officially corrobo rating the account of a subma rine action given out yesterday by the coast guard at Quogue, Long Island. The navy said sur vivors were being brought in. but that it did not know their whereabouts. The name of the ship, second to be attacked in New York waters in two days, was not di vulged, nor was its type. A mix-up in naval communi cations was said to have caused the delay In official confirma tion. The navy has not yet received full details. It was said, from the commandant of the third naval district at New York. Yesterday the coast guard said a coast guard plane had dropped food and drink to a small group of survivors seen in a lifeboat and on a raft The attack, as re ported by the coast guard, took place off Hampton Bays, Long Island, about 75 miles from New York City, about 9:30 a. m. Thursday, 31 hours after a sub marine torpedoed without warn ing the Panamanian tanker Nor- nesa about 50 miles from the scene of yesterday's attack. ' PRESSING MATTER Hickory, N. C Jan. It. (AP) The Rev, Sam B. Stroup, an Episcopal rector, is trying to fig ure out what he can do with an electric tie presser somebody sent him as a gift For 28 years he has worn a clerical collar, and hasn't use of a necktie. Oceanlake, Jan. 18 WV De spite a recent drop of about 90 per cent In resort business. Speed Thompson of the North Lincoln Lions club today pre dicted brisk recovery in the spring, probably by April. GOOD COFFEE MEANS A LOT . . to begin the day And a cup of rich. full. flavored Schilling Coffee starts you off tight . . . wimp f lit mtrmimgf MltltlTlt. Mir inn Schilling 301 3001 ILTLJXviI.!S For Free Deiivcry Serv!ce PiaI 2239 ONE GALL BUY ALL It Alwayg Pays to Buy at Lumans One of the features of the first Ice Jinx of the season Sa! Ice Arena will be a baton drill fcv the Medford senior high schoo I supported by Miss Ruth Edge, daughter of Denny Edge, arena majorettes are Harriet Mattheison. Joan Humphreys, Virginia In front is Miss Edge. iurday night at the Medford s girls drum corps majorettes, manager. Left to right, the Hawley and Barbara McGrew. room buttpns, or small flakes of tuna. Boil rice in salt water until tender. Rinse with boiling wa ter, drain. Meanwhile melt but ter in saucepan, cook onion in it until tender, add rice, milk, cheese, egg and seasonings. Mix thoroughly. On individual Snow Flakes arrange your choice ol single shrimp, mushroom but tons, etc. Cover with teaspoon ful of rice mixture. Two or three to a serving. Serve with hot or cold beverage, and small molded salad. Serves 12. For those all-day sessions when you want to serve some thing more substantial and in somewhat larger quantities, here is an escalloped dish that serves equally well whether you pre pare it in individual scallop shells or in one big casserole. Friday Scallop 4 cups coarsely crumbled Snow Flake Sodas 1 egg 1 cup milk 1 medium can tuna fish (or your choice of seafood) V4 teaspoon salt Dash of pepper 1 small onion minced 1 tablespoon minced parsley Mix all ingredients together and pile into individual greased scallop shells or into a greased casserole. Top with addition Snow Flake crumbs and bake in moderate over (375 degrees) until golden brown on top. (About 30 to 40 minutes). Serves 4. If your problem is an evening meal of the buffet type, here's a satisfying meat dish that is surprisingly Inexpensive. The most Inexpensive cuts of lamb are best. Lamb Platter 2 lbs. ground lamb 1 egg 2 cups Snow Flake Soda crumbs 2 tablespoons minced parsley 2 tablespoons minced onion 1 tablespoon minced green pepper 3 4 teaspoon salt Is teaspoon teaspoon pepper 1 ' cup (or more as needed) 1 cup milk (or more as needed) Mix all ingredients thorough ly, using lust enough milk to moisten well.' Shape into an oval about two inches thick on heat-proof platter. Bake in slow oven (300 degrees) about one hour. Then around the loaf ar range mounds of mashed pota toes alternately with mounds of cooked, butter brussels sprouts. Continue baking 15 minutes. Serves fl. TORTURE TO COME' mm 'FIRST AID' For Refreshment Committee That modest "something" to serve at these wartime com mittee meetings and service group get-togethers need never be dull nor uninteresting. With a big red package of Snow Flake Sodas on hand, you have the "makin's" for any number of delightful, nourishing con coctions the kind that give cause for the refreshment com mittee to pat Itself on the back! Here, for Instance, are a few suggestions suitable for simple refreshments at all types of gatherings. They're inexpensive, easy to make, and they can be depended on to make a hit. Surprise Curry Au Snow Flak 30 to 40 Snow Flake Sodas 1 cup rice, washed 1 tablespoon butter 1 small onion, chopped '.4 cup milk 1 egg, beaten 1 cup grated cheese U teaspoon curry powder M teaspoon salt ' teaspoon pepper Cleaned shrimp, oysters, mush- GLASSES Dr. R. M. Hood, Optometrist Sparta Bldf. Mala and BUrrtld. Mrefora. Or. Skillful Strrtr SftmukH mm Portland, Jan. 16 (VP) With unity and courage the United States will achieve victory In the war. Governor Sprague de clared at a banquet last night. but he warned of "tortures yet to come." The country entered the war weakened by 20 years of educa tion against war, he said, and there was too widespread a be lief that victory would be quick and easy. Blind reliance on America's vast resources con tributed to the weakness, he as serted. "Are we tough enough men tally to endure the tortures yet to come?" he asked. . NO SALE Portland, Ore., Jan. 15. (AP) A man strolled Into the lobby of a hotel and offered to sell Don Russell an overcoat. But he fled when Russell shouted: "Hey! that's my coat!" It had been taken from Rus sell's car, parked in front of the hotel. biasing lime lor viasBiiiea iwi w i hotel. k. m. Too Lau to Claasily 12 JO I p. m. Cm Mali Trlbunt want ads. Lj I 0 ll A U O "DRESS UP" your meals the I I snow flake way! Serve I v-U W these truly fresh crackers I that liven up dinner-table B spirits . . . bring- out the 1 full flavor of everything &"gf Ck vou tea them with ! Will wV Yes, golden-brown snow 1 V -eir flakes have the salty i 1 TV tl V CVj I Ung the delicate flaki- ' t X VV WW Vv rV l neM that hits the spot iv' Va, with everyone. And you ju" " can rely on snow flakes' VsV VWA k Quality oitf a v. " k W-A4? They're rushed to your ' grocer's frith from near- " , iini by Nabisco ovens. ..right I " ' l tne Peak ' their 'JT ' jf goodness. Buy a big red JT package today I FRESH-FRCM-THE-OVINS 1$ IBL1 122a D o I O 1 BAKED BY NABISCO 017 HAKES NATIONAL BISCUIT COMFANY f5t Saimniminninim nr II ' ia " ' -'' "' ' . Luman's Meals Sold Fresh Where Flavor Is Best Hens II ,, 251 sausage, ib. 20c Country Style Seasoned Just Right Sirloin or T-Bone Steaks, extra nice, lb 25c : Frying six Rabbits, young, tender Fresh Choice No. 1 Grade Side OAc Veal fl6 Qua,ify 7V Pork, lb. L) Roasts, lb. L) HAM lb. J J Fina Quality Shoulder Cuts Halt or Whole For Frying Extra Good Quality Bacon Ac Quality 7 To Pork OTc Squares, lb L U Bacon, lb. J. J Steaks, lb. J For Seasoning' ' Medium Thick Or Chops HOME REND. LARD, 3 lbs. 39c BEEF ROASTS, choice cuts, lb. 19c Choice Boneless Ac Beef, lb. tU Cut In Cubes Fancy Pork Roasts, Lag or Loin Cuts Choice )Cc Veal )C ,lb. I J Steaks, lb.I J Extra Nice Prices Now Til Monday Night Good health depends largely on good foods. Look at our shelves and enclosed diiplays of Meats and Bakery Foods. They will tempt you because they are good and wholesome and as to prices you know It always pays to buy at Luman's CORN FLAKES Kellogg's Large Packages 3 pkgs. 20c GRAPEFRUIT Royal Club No. 2 Sixe Tins 2 tins 25c 1 - pound tin 30c 2- pound tin 59c Lnmans' Floor Specials Klamath BOUQUET KITCIIEII QUEEN riciicivc di run 49-ib. DRIFTED SKOW sack -49-lb. tack Quaranteed Mad by Flih.r's 1.29 1.79 2.09 2.09 CASSEROLtU- UUIUSttl TTtL JZEz0Z PIE PLATE 4 for fl tmnrntu 35c IVvy KERR'S PURE FRUIT PRESERVES Assorted Flavors Mb. jar 39c TOMATO SOUP - Campbell's 3 cans 25c BABY FOOD -Heinz or Libby 3 cans 25c Z tins 23c Mb. box IS: TAftRTA ininr lUlflHIU aJUIUft. TALL TINS.... DEL ROGUI SODA CRACKERS CASCADE BRAND Buy Sugar 10 POUNDS 63c 100 POUNDS $6.05 E (leaiKSMTH rCn UFI Willi COMFHfS IB! Large site ...... lOe Medium 3 for 17c Itll ClITIII WHITE WITKWT WACKM Large Pkgs. 45c PEACHES No. 2s sis tins Can 18c WEEK END SPCC1ALB New Crop LARGE CRISP CELERY SWEET RAVEL ORANGES LETTUCE, lg. heads, fresh solid Fresh Home Grown Carrots. Beet, Turnips, Cabbage m mtmr mm rnrA Delicious pies and cakes, buns, rolls, cookies, snails etc. Shop the Bakery Dept. when in the store. SATURDAY SPECIAL ALMOND tun CAKE Hera's a dessert you will enloy. A tender, rich, butfer cake, dipped In pineapple and rum syrup and covered with sliced almonds. Each 25c onoi loaoi OSOl D I I
