Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 20, 1942, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE NINE Portland Housing Has Federal Okeh Portland, March 20. tft Federal approval of plans to construct 3100 home for war industry workers In Portland has been received, Cecil M. of plan for 8000 to cost about Med ford Applicants Given Beer License Portland. March 20 .P Li censes granted yesterday by the state liquor control commission Included: Hodges' club, Medford, retail beer class B and package store class B. reconsidered and grant- tall class granted. C, reconsidered and nRST FATALITY Vancouver, Wish., March 20. Vancouver's Aluminum Company of America plant had Its first fatal accident In 18 months of operation yesterday as Rex F. Hickman, 27. Port land, was electrocuted while cleaning a rectifier unit Sailor Draws Last Number $1500 each. "BUSTED" BANK PAYS Pendleton. March 20 ) A 23 per cent dividend was paid to stockholders Thursday by the First Inland National Bank of Pendleton, which has been In liquidation since 1934, bringing the total payment to 70 per cent. In The Day's News JETTY STUDY Washington, March 20 Pt A new survey of proposals for Jetty construction at the mouth of the Coquille river. Ore., has been ordered by MaJ. Gen. Gartrell, local housing author ity, reported today. Eugene Reybold, chief of army He said the houses were part ed; Victory Cafe, Medford, re-1 engineers. Use Mall Tribune want mem. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1942. Br FRANK JENKINS lac ARTHUR Is still the big- gst news of the Pacific world. Here at home his appointment has led us out of the doldrums of doubt. It has fired endan gered Australia with new confi dence and enthusiasm. EVERYWHERE he is accepted as the right man for the place. T TE is the right man for the place because: 1. He knows how to fight Jsps. 2. He isn't hampered by the purely defensive thinking that arose out of the (temporary) supremacy of the machine gun He has shown in Bataan that he knows how and . when to HIT FIRST. e IS Justice to MacArthur, let's interject here a word caution. Don't expect miracles. If you hired the best carpenter In the world and told him to build you a house in record time but GAVE HIM INSUFFICIENT TOOLS his progress would be slow. If MacArthur Is to do the job that has been given him to do. he must have sufficient tools. 1 The tools must come from the factories here at home That is where WE come In. A T this point, let's turn to Donald M. Nelson who has been given the job of PROVID ING THE TOOLS. In a speech in Washington last night he gave America a new promise to knock down all Interference to war produc tion, whether from management haggling or union slow-ups. Explaining the Importance of time, he said: , "Here is what time Is worth. A machine gun factory IN FULL SWING can equip a whole regiment in 36 hours of work That's why hours are Important Every minute counts." DUT It to yourself this way: Every time a machine gun factory is out of operation for only 36 hours (for ANY reason) a whole regiment of American soldiers is denied weapons. ) The machine gun is still the backbone of defensive warfare. THE airplane is the backbone of modern offensive warfare Everytime an airplane factory is down or slowed up, Mac Arthur and his men are denied the weapons they must have if they are to win. AS to management'! faults, Nelson said last night: "Yet (in spite of the supreme importance of time) some manu facturers have come to the war production board to plead for just a few extra months before going into war production. Some 4 them want to delay over de tails. Some of them argue before awarding a subcontract. I know of a case where 26 days were wasted this way." o o Till s f w Alhavt f nrtmr fl.ltl. uIIa, from Alhanv. 6a.. amlled mm hm draw the last number from the bowl at Washington in the war's first draft drawing. Standing beside him is Brig. Gen. Lewis B. Her- her. selective service chief. The draw ended In a little more than 13 hours after it started. BOOSTS TRAVEL AS BEST AGENT OF L Menus of the Day OA S to labor's faults, he said workers in war plantc have been told by other workers by men in their own unions to keep production down, to take It easy, not to hurry, to spread the Job out and make the work last." THAT Is the way France fell If we permit these things to continue the inexorable Judg ment of history will be that AMERICA fell for the same reason. We can't fight without weap ons. We must HAVE THEM IN TIME. a "THIS writer believes: If we lose this war. It will be because of the shortcomings of the politicians at home and NOT because of any lack of stamina and fighting courage on the part of the men of the armed services. OUR Job (meaning tnose of us who stay at home) Is to see to it that the politicians do their full and patriotic share toward the winning of the war. By Edward P. Morgan UP Staff Correspondent Mexico City (U.R) George S. Messersmith, new U. S. ambas sador to Mexico, is not content with running his post from a swivel chair and Intends to set out In the next few weeks to see the nation first-hand. In his first press conference after coming here from his pre vious ambassadorial assignment in Cuba, Messersmith said frank ly that he was an exponent of travel as a valuable means of promoting contact and under standing between peoples and nations. Bnt travel should work both ways, ne said, i warn Mexi cans to go to my country and learn to know and understand it." That is just as important, the ambassador said, as having Americans come to Mexico. Although he Is a veteran of 28 years of duty In the U. S. foreign service and has had as signments In many parts of Eu rope and the western hemis phere, Messersmith never had been In Mexico before. He in tends to make up for lost time "I want to see and come to know this country, he said. His visits in the field will nqt be one sweeping tour br.t a series of sorties until he has become acquainted with every principal part of tnis sprawling republic. Barnyard Hasards Clarksville, Tenn. OR This little piggle didn't go to market. Instead, his owner went to the hospital. The pcrker squirmed so hard while Farmer G. L. Potts, was carrying it that Potts slipped, fell and fractured his left knee. Bv Mrs. Alexander George CONCENTRATING OS VITAMIN C Baked Lamb Steak Eaoalloped Apples and "Sweets' Cranberry Pineapple Slaw Butterhorns Tomato Preserves Tangerines Fruit Cookies Etcalioped Apples and "Sweets" 1 cups sliced sweet potato 9 cups siloed apples teaspoon pepper 34 teaspoon nutmeg 4 tablespoons butter, melted V4 teaspoon salt It cup dark brown sugar 1 teaspoon crated lemon rind cup orange Juice 14 eup boiling water Mix potatoes, apples, salt, pepper and nutmeg. Pour Into buttered baking dish and add rest of Ingre dients. Cover and bake an hour In moderate oven. Uncover last 10 mln- utes to brown top. Cranberry Pineapple Slaw 3-8 cup chopped cranberries t cup diced pineapple S cups chopped cabbage 1-9 cup chopped celery -3 tablespoons chopped green peppers 4 teaspoon salt (4 teaspoon paprika 1-8 cup salad lresalng Chill, combine Ingredient serve. Butterhorns 1 cake compressed yeast H eup sugar 8 tablespoons butter 8 tablespoons lard 1 cup milk 8 eggs, beaten 1 teaspoon salt 8 8-8 cups flour Crumble yeast, add a tablespoon sugar and let stand 8 minutes. Add rest of sugar to butter, lard and milk. ; Heat, cool to lukewarm, pour Into yeast, add eggs, salt and 8 cups flour. Beat 8 minutes. SUr la rest of flour sals thoroughly. Cover with cloth 1 and let stand In room of moderate : temperature about 4 hours, or until ! the dough doubles. Turn dough onto floured board. Shape Into balls and roll each until thin. Cut Into tri angles about 1 by 8 Inches, roll up each, beginning at the wide en. Arrange on greased baking sheets. Cover with cloth, let rise to double 1 else (sbout 8 hours). Bake 15 min ute ta moderate oven (880). and Mac, the prefix of many Scotch and Irish personal names, a Gaelic word meaning "son. Buying In excess of Immedi ate requirements In a period of national emergency la hoarding and Is definitely unpatriotic, ac cording to the department of commerce. COIN DECIDES Bynum, r C, March 20 VP) When Rufus and John Rearne deferred by the selective service board because of dependant mother and brother were told that, under a reclassification, only one of them would be de ferred, they flipped a coin. Rufus is now keeping the home fires burning and John is in the army. ROGUE RIVER TRANSIT COMPANY BUS SCHEDULE f Mall Tribune want ads. GLASSES Dr. R. M. Hood, Cptometriit Sparta Ride. Main and Kltervtde. Medford. Ore sinful Sertlce RratensMe Prlrw Lear Medford A. M. :45 via Central Pt. " 7:00 via Midway Rd. 7:30 " 7:48 " " :00 " " 10:00 " " 11:00 " " Noon 12:00 " P. M. 1:00 " 2:00 " 3:00 " 4:00 " 4:1S " 8:00 " 1:30 " - 11:00 -A.M. 1:18 " 4:30 " Leave Camp Whits A. M. 7:28 via Crater Lake 7:48 " " 8:00 " " - 8:30 " " 1:30 " " 10:30 " " - 11:30 " " P. M. 12:30 " " 1:30 " " 2:30 " " - 3:30 " " 4:30 " Central PL 8:18 " Crater Lake 8:30 " " 10:18 " A.M. 12:48 " 2:30 1:18 " " Subeet to Revision Without Notice As Requirements Demand DlfttTC Round Trip! $1.80 nlULO Round Trip 40c On Way 25c Temporary Terminal Hotel Holland, Medford CLIP THIS SCHEDULE SAVE IT FOR FUTURE REFERENCE! KITCHEN CRAFT Flour 49-lb. sk. $1.85 GOLD MEDAL Flour 24V2 lb. sk. $1.13 DRIFTED SNOW 24V4 lb. $1.05; 49-lb. $2.09 HARVEST BLOSSOM Flour. 49-lb. $1.25 PANCAKE FLOUR, Harvest Bios. 5-lb. 27c CORN MEAL, Albers whits or yellow, 9 lb. 33c SHORTENING. Fluffo 4 lb. pkg. 77c SALAD OIL, May Day, Pint 25e; quart 45c WESTAG VANILLA, Imlt. 8 oz. bottle 10c WALNUTS, Large Franquettes Lb. 20c HERSHEY Baking Chocolate Vi-lb. box 12c HERSHET Bittersweet Dainties, -oz., ea. 10c SYRUP, Vermont Maid, 24 oz. bottles 34c ORANGE SLICES 1 lb. cello bags 14c SWEDISH MINTS 1 lb. cello 19c MARSHMALLOWS, Fluffiest lb. ctn. 14c GRAPE NUTS Regular pkg. 13c KELLOGG Wheat Krispiet, reg. pkg. 2 for 23c CREAM OF WHEAT Large pkg. 24c QUAKER OATS, Reg., Quick Lge pkg. 24c RITZ CRACKERS I lb. package uc PEANUT BUTTER, Beverly o'j-oi. 11c SANDWICH SPREAD, Lunch Box Pt. 25c RED HILL CATSUP. 1 4-oz. bot. 3 for 29c HEINZ TOMATO KETCHUP 14 oz. 2 for 35c SILK TOILET TISSUE, reg. rolls 4 for 15c LIBBY SWEET PICKLES 14'2-oz. Iar20e KITCHEN BOUQUET 4-oz. bottle 39c HOT SAUCE, Cardenside 8-oz. can 3 for 11c TOMATO JUICE. Sunny Dawn, 2 No. 2's 19c TOMATO JUICE, Campbell's 20-oz. can 9c FIDELIS WINES. Sweet Quart 93c LIBBY'S PRUNE JUICE 12-oz. can, 3 for 25c NOB HILL COFFEE 1 -lb. bag 24c; 2 lb. 47c AIRWAY COFFEE Lb. bag 20c; 3-lb. bag 38c CANTERBURY TEA BAGS, 10 s e; 25 s 18c VALLEY GOLD APRICOTS, VA can, 2 for 35c FRUIT COCKTAIL, Hostess, No. 1 can 14c KOOL CIGARETTES 2 pkgs. 25c; ctn. $1.23 SUNDOWN FIGS, Kadota No. 1 can 10c VAN CAMP HOMINY VA can, 10c COUNTRY HOME CORN, Cream, 2's 2 for 25e COUNTRY HOME CORN Kernel, 2's, 2 for 25e TOMATOES, Cardenside 2V can 11c KIDNEY BEANS. Van Camp, No. 303 lOe LIBBY CHILI CON CARNE No. 1, 2 for 25c DINTY MOORE BEEF STEW 1 Vi-lb. 23c CHICKEN SPREAD, Penthouse 3'j oz. 10c FAVORITE MATCHES, 2 Ctns. of 6 boxes 41c FRISKIES DOG FOOD 4'2-lb pkg. 47c KENDALL DOG FOOD 5-lb. pkg. 65c JELL WELL, assorted flavors 4for19e COCOANUT, Bakers, 'i-lb. pkg. 2 for 25e During these crowded days of Red Cross meetings and defense activities it's wise to have few main courts meatless dishes on your Lenten Food Calendar that can be prepared in a jiffy. A natural is good old macaroni with lots of cheese. A delicious health dish If there ever was one. Here are some other "hurry-ups" that fill the same bill: . Medford Safeway Stores Are CLOSED SUNDAYS and HOLIDAYS STORE HOURS Dairy, 8:30 a. m. to 6:30 p. m. Saturdays, 8:30 a. m. to 9 p. m. Food Prices Effective in Medford and Ashland Stores CUT MACARONI MACARONI V..ll PLaeaa Amer., Brick imcui unseat) SYRUP W .lb. pkgs. I9c Franco-American I fln No. 300 can I WW Lb. Ifl. Swiss. Pirn. Loaf WWW Sleepy Hollow it-ounce can CODFISH Coi,on,Pou.d No CRI linil BUtmora Columbia- ). OALMUll Chinook No. Vi can SALMON n.. ...230 MINCED CLAMS "'To!? I7e 29c - -XeSSaw mmmmmmmmm AU WHO'S jf?m -L'1" SUBJECT TO VWiVM sMARKET CHANGtt I Ssl(fea FANCY NAVELS. R 17 . kV V i"irCiiOT Al ) Extra juicy Lb. UM A tSP GRAPEFRUIT.... lb. 5c SUGAR White Satin 10 lb. 64c Cane io ib. esc 100 Ib. $6.39 Fancy Juice-filled Coachella variety APPLES, fey Arkansas Black, faced and filled.. CARROTS, new crop long Santa Maria variety POTATOES,. S. No. 1 Klamath Netted Gem.... RHUBARB, strawberry variety, field grown...-... SPINACH, new crop of large, tender leaves... KIErV CAB BAG! iMiihHHHMnHtiMHt GREEN PEAS, long pods, tender sweet peas BANANAS, firm, ripe fruit, ...... .. Produce Prices for Saturday Only box S1.9B ..lb. 4Vi .10-lb. 29 Ib. SVie Ib. 9c Ib. 4Vi Ib. 10s ..: Ib. 9 ! V$'1 V-Aw iWf liVwOUT llUTmiTIOlf . . J&l ?! r VLV ...all about vitamins., catefle.... pro- A 4 (ktfk. L a 1 V '" prspare more mitrl. WV -rajvats i W1' ous meals all this is covered in , 'J rrZ. Z aneesy. 1 0-lesson course. Enroll ' I T tVLjf I 1 today! Send your name, ad- j '4 J dress and 25e to Julia Lea V'5sw ii QavllV Wright, Box 660 CC, ' CvftfK 7 , lIV K0T Oakland, Cal. ytTJ C-Parb Soap20o 32. ef 3 Pkos.25. 4vi M 9m t for Paas Egg Dyes Pk9 ICo Gerber's Baby Food U.I-- D.L. C..J. lUIIM DflHT rHWH Strained Brown Derby Btar bottle 3 fM2So 34clr2Cw Plus Bottle Deposit ChocolattBars ea. 3c lUnSITtBI Sugar Balls PRUNES PEAS r rJSikSl w VAN CAMP Perk Btant V BIMCA I Sw esv vasv Grn. Sp P&G Laundry Sap 4 New Hours for Safeway Meat Markets Daily, I. m. to I p. m Saturday 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. Meat Prices for Saturday Only SIRLOIN STEAK lb. 35c RIB STEAK lb. JSc ROASTS lb. Me BEEF BOLOGNA and LIVER SAUSAGE, Ib. 27c ASSORTED LUNCH MEATS.... Ib. 33c BACON, Morreirt tlicid ..lb. 35c OYSTERS, Grade A pint 22c PORK Slatk.lb.33a Chops, lb. 32s LINK sV. AUSAQE lb Pure Pork ' WIENERS, Pound - wrerss Skinless