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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON. FRIDAY. MARCH. IS. 1942.
STEINBECK'S WIFE I Civilian Defense Activities
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Salinas, Calif.. Mrch IS OP)
Novelist John Steinbeck'i 12
year marriage has ended In di
vorce, with Mrs. Carol Hennlnf
Steinbeck blaming "too many
women one In Hollywood. P1
Ueularly."
Steinbeck'i poetess-wife ob
tained an Interlocutory decree
here yesterday, charging mental
cruelty.
Teitifylng "jrlefly before Su
perior Judge H. G. Jargenien,
the told itory of loneliness
amid the luxury paid for by the
"Grapes of Wrath". Steinbeck'i
biggest teller.
The court approved a proper
ty aettlement under which
Steinbeck agreed to pay his
wife 1111.982.10 in cash and
mora than $100,000 in various
bond and shares.
They were married January
11, 1830, in Los Angelea, and
separated April 27, 1941.
$92,680 TAXES
The California Oregon Power
company yesterday paid lte cur
rant taxes in full, with a check
for $92,080.07 to the tax col
lection department of the sher
iffs office. It was the largest
county payment of the year.
The Southern Pacific railroad
paid it taxes the first of the
week amounting to more than
$81,000.
Inasmuch as March 19 falls
on Sunday payments will be re
ceived by the tax collection de
partment next Monday. The ex
tra day of grace was directed
by Sheriff Syd L Brown.
Tax payments this year have
been brisk with nothing close
to a rush but a steady stream
both in person and by mail.
Abandon Steamer
in Alaska Waters
Seattle, March IS. OP) The
ISth naval district headquarters
announced today that all pas
sengers and all but IS crewmen
and the captain of the steam
ship Mount McKlnley, aground
In Alaska waters, had been re
moved by a coast guard cutter.
Tha statement said there were
no casualties, that "li was
hoped" the captain and remain
ing crew members could be
taken off the stricken vessel
within tha next 12 hours, and
that tha ship would have to be
"temporarily abandoned, as she
will need to be repaired by sal
vage crews before she can be
hauled afloat"
STEEL MILL
Washington, March 13 (IP)
Henry J. Kaiser, west coast in
dustrialist, has been authorized
to construct and operate a steel
plate mill in San Bernardino
county, Calif., to turn out ship
plates for the west coast ship
building program, the war pro
duction board said today.
Many are expected to attend
the school for instructors to be
conducted in room S of the
senior high school at 7:30 p. m.
March 10 to 19 inclusive by
Paul R. Washke, professor of
physical education at the Uni
versity of Oregon and senior in
structor for the civilian defense
training program in Oregon.
Men and women attending
the school will be qualified to
conduct classes throughout the
county to Instruct those en
rolled in protective units.
First Aid Work
A first aid class will be or
ganized in the Community hall
at Applegate at 7:30 p. m. Mon
day. Lee Port, Jr., will be the
Instructor.
THOS. HAGEN OF
CENTRAL PT. DIES
Thomas Hagen, a resident of
Central Point for the past 38
years, passed away at a local
hospital at 11:40 p. m., March
12, after a short illness. Mr.
Hagen was born at Vine Grove,
Kentucky, and was 87 years of
age.
He is survived by two broth
ers, E. L. and R. P. Hagen, both
living in Kentucky, also nieces
and nephews.
Remains will be transferred
to Elizabeth Town, Ky., this
evening at 8 o'clock. Perl Fun
eral home in charge.
Gus Arnheim Band
Plays Here Monday
Gus Arnheim and his famous
"ace band from movleland" will
play for the Saint Patrick's Day
ball at Oriental Gardens, Mon
day, March 10.
Long a favorite, Mr. Arnheim
has bad thousands of requests
from his fans to visit cities
everywhere but he was able to
arrange only a limited tour be
fore returning to Los Angeles.
Gus Arnheim and his orchestra
will present their popular melo
dies and arrangements in an all
request program when they ap
pear here Monday night,
v The famous pianist-leader-composer's
orchestra has been
featured almost constantly in
the finest hotels and cafes In
America for the last ten years.
OREGON CONTENDERS
OFF FOR CAGE MEET
Portland, March 13 (ZD-
Signal Oil company's runner-up
basketball team in the Oregon
AAU tourney left this morning
for the national tournament at
Denver.
' The championship Bradford
team left yesterday.
For a time it appeared that
finances would hold Oregon
representation to one team, but
the AAU executive committee
decided yesterday that both
teams should make the trip.
North Carolina's four cigar
ette plants produce more cigar
ettes than the combined remain
ing 23 establishments, located
in nine other states.
,5h m : .! ft
Burned Normandie
Has Second Blaze
New York. March IS. OP)
A fire apparently originating in
rubbish aboard the flame-ravaged
$00,000,000 liner Norman
die was quickly extinguished to
day. Workmen engaged in saivsf
ing the 83,423-ton craft sent an
alarm that brought 100 armed
coast guardsmen, a fireboat and
an engine. They brought the
blaze under control in IS minutes.
Since Its discovery, rubber
has gone through this transition
of names: koochook, caoutchouc,
lead-eater, Indian rubber, India-rubber.
ASTORIA SPORTS EDITOR
CASTS LOT WITH NAVY
Portland, March 13 OP)
Wally Johansen of Astoria is
the latest of the state's athletes
to Join the navy in the physical
education program. Tha sports
editor of the Astorian-Budget
and member of tha University
of Oregon 1939 national cham
pionship basketball team enlist
ed here yesterday.
Va lull Tribune want ada.
Paul R. Washke
Airliner Smashup
Remains Mystery
Washington, March 13 (IP)
The civil aeronautics board re
ported today that it had been
unable to determine what
caused an American Airlines
transport plane to crash last
October 30 near St. Thomas,
Ontario, killing all 20 persons
aboard.
The board said the possibility
of sabotage had been "consid
ered and explored, but thus far
no evidence pointing - with any
degree of probability to sabot
age has been discovered."
Menus of the Day
Mr Alextnder Ctoorg
protect Your Diet
Macaroni Imperial Baked Carrots
Bran Muffins Prune Butter
v Orapef rult Salad
Fruited Olngerbread Pudding
Macaroni, Imperial
a cups cooked macaroni
1 cup canned com
cup crumbs
a tableapoone chopped onions
a tablespoons chopped parsley
H eup diced cooked celery
a tablespoons flour
It teaspoon aslt
teaspoon pepper
2- 8 cup grated or sliced snappy
cheese
a cups milk
a tablespoons buttsr
Mix, macaroni, corn, crumbs, sea
sonings and flour. Add rest of In
gred lents and pour Into buttered,
shallow dish. Bake 90 minutes In
moderate oren.
Pro I ted Gingerbread Padding
1 cup cubed pineapple
y, cup diced apricots or peaches
a tablespoons brown sugar
a tablespoons butter
teaspoon cinnamon
Mix Ingredients and spread In
greased shallow pan. Cover with
pudding.
Pudding
a cups flour
1 teaspoon baking powder
3- 8 teaspoon soda
3-8 cup sugar
1 teaspoon cinnamon
1 teaspoon ginger
14 teaspoon clows
M teaspoon nutmeg
teupoon aalt
1-3 cup molasses
3-8 cup hot water
1 eeg or a yolks
4 tablespoons fat, melted
Mtx Inured lents and beat a min
utes. Pour OTer fruits. Bake 30
minutes In moderate oven (360).
Let cool ft minutes and carefully turn
out, fruit side up.
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1 in 1942; for defense stamps, Red Cross, higher
taxes and many another requirement for winning
this war. The pennies you can save steadily and
consistently on your food purchases can help a
tot toward meeting these obligations. Try taking
advantage of Safeway's low every-day prices
for one month. The way the savings mount up
will surprise you.
PRICES ARE SUBJECT TO MARKET CHANGES
Food Prices Effective in Medford and Ashland Stores
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PEAS, Libby 2-sieve, 303 can..... 2 for 29e
PEAS, Sugar Belle Sweet, No. 2 can, 2 for 25c
CORN, Del Monte Nlblet, 12-oz. can, 2 for 25c
CORN, Cardenside, No. 2 can 2 for 23c
SPINACH, Emerald Bay, No. 2Vi can 15c
LIMA BEANS & HAM, Dennison No. 1 cn 17c
VEGS. FOR SALAD, Exquisite, No. 1 can 13c
PUMPKIN, Highway, 2Vl can 3 for 25c
APRICOTS, Valley Cold wh., VA en.2 for 35c
FRUIT COCKTAIL, Sundown, No. 1, 2 for 25c
PEACHES, Castle Crest, No. 2J4 can 19c
PEARS, Highway, No. 2Vi can 19c
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BAKED BEANS, Sugar Nut, No. 2 tall 17c
SPAGHETTI, Franco-Amer., 300 can, 2 for I9e
BEEF GRAVY, Franco-American, can 9e
SOUP, Heinz, assort, small can 3 for 25c
SOUP, Van Camps Tom. Veg. No. 300s 10c
SOUP MIX, Continental Chick-Ndl, 3 for 25c
DEVILED MEAT. Libby, No. Va tin, 2 for 11c
CORNED BEEF, Libby 12-oz. can 24c
PIGS FEET, Hormel 28-oz. jar 35c
MINCED CLAMS, Pioneer, No. Vi can 17c
CODFISH, Boneless Lb. can 30c
OYSTERS, Battle Rock, 1 5'2-oz. can, 2 for 29c
SALMON, Del Monte red No. 1 tall.... 35c
SARDINES, Rio Del Mar oval can lie
TAPIOCA, Albers Instant Lb. pkg. 19c
CHOCOLATE, Nestle's Semi-Swt., 2 pkgs. 25c
VANILLA WAFERS. Nabisco Lg. pkg. 20c
FIG BARS, White or Wheat 2-lb. pkg. 25e
GUM & CANDIES, 5c kinds each 3c
CRACKERS, Hi-Ho Lb. pkg. 19c
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CHILI SAUCE, Moneta 12-oz. botl. 15c
CHILI SAUCE, Heinz. 12'2-oz. bot. 25c
MUSTARD, Nalley's Hradish, 9-oz. 2 for 19c
RELISH, Nalley's Hamburger, 12-oz. jar 15c
PICKLES, Paradise Sweets 25-oz. jar 27c
VINEGAR, Old Mill gallon jar 35c
MAYONNAISE, Kraft Quart jar 51c
MAYONNAISE, Nu Made Quart jar 43c
APPLE BUTTER, Libby 33-oz. jar 24c
OLEO, Sunny Bank, lb. 17c; 2 lb 33e
OLEO, Parkay, lb. 24e; 2 lb - 47e
TOMATO JUICE, Sunny Dawn 46-oz. cn. 19c
TOMATO JUICE, Sunny Dawn, No. 10 can39c
TOMATO JUICE, Libby 46-oz. can 23c
GRPFRT JCE, Town House, No. 2 can 3 for 25c
CANADA DRY, Ale, Spark. Wtr. 28-oz bot 20c
Plus Bottle Deposit
MILK, Cherub, tall can 4 for 33c
MILK, Borden's and others, tall tin....4 for 35c
COFFEE, Airway, Lb. bag 20c; 3-lb. bag 58c
COFFEE, Nob Hill, Lb. bag 24c; 2-lb. bag 47c
COFFEE, Edwards, Lb. can, 27c; 2-lb. can 53c
COFFEE. M. J. B., Lb. can 32c; 2-lb. can 62c
COFFEE, Golden West, lb. cn 32c; 2-lb. cn 62c
COCOA, Hershey's Lb. can 18c
MALTED MILK, Borden's Lb. can 29c
SYRUP, Log Cabin 26-oz. can 35c
SYRUP, Sleepy Hollow 26-oz. can 29c
SYRUP, Lumber Jack 5-lb. can 49c
MALT SYRUP, Blue Ribbon 3-lb. can 59c
MOLASSES, Brer Rabbit, Creen, 2Vz lb. cn 28c
BEER, Brown Derby Stubby 3 for 25c
Plus bottle deposit
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DRY BEANS, Baby Llmas 5-lb. pkq. 49c
RICE, Blue Rose Choice 5-lb. pkg. 49c
MACARONI, Cut.... 3-lb. pk. 19c
APRICOTS, Del Monte Dry 1 1-oz. pkg. 17c
RAISINS, Seedless 4-lb. pkg. 32e
CHEESE, Kraft Am. Brick, Pirn Velv. 2-lb If 65c
PANCAKE FLR., Harv. Blossom, No. 10 sk 49
FLAPJACK FLOUR, Alber's, large pkg. 22
BUCKWHEAT FLR., Peacock self-rise,
No. 10 69
CAKE FLOUR, Swansdown Lge. pkg. 25c
ROLLED OATS, Peacock 9-lb. bag 45e
CEREAL. Ralston Instant 16-oz. pkg. 21c
KRUMBLES, Kellogg's 2 pkg. 23c
CORN FLAKES, Albers, 1 1-oz. pkg., 3 for 25c
SHREDDED WHEAT. Nabisco 2 pkgs. 23c
MACA YEAST, Granulated 2 pkg. 5e
BAKING POWD. Clabber Girl 32 oz. 19e
PEPPER, Schilling's Black. 4-oz. can 10
SALT, Maximum Plain, Iodized........ Pkg. 7e
SOAP CHIPS, Crystal White 5-lb. pkg. 37e
SU-PURB, 24-oz. pkg. 20c; 50-oz. pkg. 39e
CHORE GIRLS-BOYS, regular 3 for 25c
BLEACH, Purex V2 gallon 25c
BLEACH, White Magic Vi gallon 19c
BLUING, Mrs. Stewart's 10-oz. bot. 15c
STARCH, Elastic, 12 oz.. 2 pkgs. 15e
HAND SOAP, Skat 2 cans 17c
MATCHES, Searchlight, carton 6 box 27e
LIGHT GLOBES C E 30-60 W Each 10c
DOG WAFERS, Friskies 4'2 lb. pkg. 47e
KLEKSOAP BEADS
mT 21c
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ma Bureau help bring your kaowledao of
nutrition np-to-dat. Enroll today in this easy IO
wawnu-oy-mau course, jus sand your name and
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'VBe Kitchen Course in Nutrition"
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your famlfy
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I APPLES, fey. Ark. Black, face and filled box $1.98
1 CARROTS, new crop, long, Santa Maria.............. lb. 4Vie
1 POTATOES U. S. No. 1 Klam Cem... 10 lb. 29e
1 U. S. No. 2 Klam Gem 50-lb. bag 89c
RHUBARB. Strawberry variety, field lb. 5V4e
1L SPINACH, new crop, tender.... lb. 9c
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SHORTENING .
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SNOWDRIFT
3'L 73c
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SaSeway Guaranteed Meatc
BEEF
ROASTS lb. 25c
Blade Cuts
ROASTS lb. 27c
Round Bone Cuts
BOILING BEEF, lb. 17c
Brisket
BOILING BEEF, lb. 19c
SIRLOIN STEAK, lb. 35c
Picnics 1tSffiA.Tp Ib27
Bacon
By the piece
lb 29
Bacon Back Streaked lb 27V2C
Chickens US. lb 2312e
MEDFORD SAFEWAY
STORES ARE
CLOSED
SUNDAYS
and HOLIDAYS
OPEN DAILY
8:30 a. m. to 6:30 p. m.
SATURDAYS
8 a. m. to 9 p. m.