Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 10, 1942, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1942. Jap Casualties on Bataan Peninsula munlty. who ptued sway April at tha bom of Mrs. Id Nelon to Mdford. Mrs. Arm prlcn vat fin Christian woman and took a keen --"Ft in I'f In apiu of hed ad vanced a i of M. A boat of friends .. ..a tjMpathy to tba bereaved relative. New Examiner Comes As McReynolds Aide L. E. Camplan from Portland it the new assistant to Ward McReynolds, examiner for oper ator' and chauffeur'! license in Mediord, it was learned to day. Camplan, successor to Gor don McCracken, who has been inducted into the army, arrived here Wednesday. He has been with the motor vehicle division of the state department in Port land since 1929. J. H. Turnbull, Salem, chief clerk of the drivers' division of the itate department, has been assisting McReynolds temporar ily. He will return home to night. The scientific name for the mnrkinff bird, mimus polyglot- tos, means many-tongued mimic. b.ji.. - - I......, .nirfi.ra ll In shattered clearina after they had baan killed during an assault en a poiition hsld bj tha heroic American and Philippine dafandara oi Bataan peninsula. (U. S. Signal Corps Photo). - Defense Crumbles on Battered Bataan r- rjaA r..-:-;x, -i .... ; tv;-.;iJ -JTnr lv- ' Jin '1 With Its announcement that tha heroic defenders of Bataan had collapsed in face of overwhelm ing Jao onslaughts, the war department In Washington released this as one of the latest pictures to arrive from the beleagured peninsula showing how it had been battered by Jap air nidi. (U. S. Signal Corps Photo). I Japs Score In Bengal Area O 200 UILE! L JUBBUlPORf CALCUTTA1 CUTTACK . 1ND,IA )J HYDERABAD V-OC I m JPURI' AKYABft'V Vf, BH AM CHINA r LASHIO y MANDALAY BURMA tiGOO VIZ AGAPATAM anada' SVU .t OON en ka Ana a SALEM 'K ARIKALint rrMi Bay of: Bengal BANGKOK . NEGAPATAM TV eotoMaos CEYLON . '-MATARA III : jar hm a NCOMALEE itltU U1111UUIIIL ANDAMAN: IS. PORT B4.AIR o NICOIAH': BHUKE1 Enemy planes bombed Trincomalte (1). British naval base on the Island of Caylon. Japs clnimad a sea force had landed on the Burmese coast and that there were reoorts that Japanese submarines were operating (2) In the Ganges estuary. Jap reinforcements continued moving up in the Prome and Toungoo sector (3). 0. S. NAT'L BANK In its statrmfnt to tlie United State Comptroller of Currency as of April 4 the United States National lank, which has one Of its important units In this city, shows a huther mark In deposits than at any time of previous call. J1H7 112 447 19 This mark hns added approxi mately 25 millions mort in deposits than on the same date It 1941. Loans and discounts show a gain of approximately t' millions, reaching a total of S43.30d.SM.21. Total re sources as of this call are $209. 672,820.73 asainst the total of a year ago of S184.094 826.41. Theje gains, aecorcilnil to officials of the United States I National Tank, are In spite of heavy investment In war bonds I by people in all walks of lite, : indicating that there Is a pro- j nouiucd tendency to Increase savings bevomt the normal rate. Forest Creek ! Fo-rt Crrrk. April 10 I Childrrn f Knrrst Crerk !i"hH)l intertiimtH, th littlr folks of1 , the riiMrirt with mi Cti1rr ?KK hunt April 3. The nvthrrs ' j prrci t participated in n discus Mon on defens gardens led by tMrs. Illiuk rn McVt lent th t)fiind April 4 in MrdNurl her tha rt- I rfiwd tiftnifnt n injunr I ustealnrd in pluygtound i;(Unt Easter SuntinT gn.t of Mr. n1 Mrs, ChArlls Msdwn Inrludrd Mr nd Mi: lout. CuIt und family oi Bfvr Cwlt stnd Mr. and Mr. ccil MiohMi and young son of Mrdfnrd. Th horn of Mr and Mrs John Tlti a clAmAfrd by ftr reofnil wrifn th mof caiuM iirt? from drfertlv fiu. prompt r.n by the rinllT ivh1 th dUlru but ihe rtMf r ilmt entirely drtruyrM. Mr Oexrtte Conklin h tnkn her ont Edward nd Ftchnul to her hvm Vn California, mhfre he ha bem perdi!ie the winter for her Mr and Mrs. H J M'ller have mowd to Crave Creek and rented their place hrra to aome pe-ple ftotr M'-dford. Tht B. H rfredg ha been flv1 down tha ynti for repur. I B.ack la Bpendini a (e weeks with Mr and Mr f I Beta at tlwir nw hcm in Mrdford. A larga at:ierln of r:ittvi and frit n dt atteoded tha lmpre;r grave aid aervtcaa at Lostwn rem-tar April fl. of Louiaa Knot Arnprieat. bt'luvrd pioneer rrldeut of Uiia com- rood Prices EfftctWo la Medford and Ashland Store t x r i M i v m w ; sr r i i i t . l i r Maat Prices for Saturday Only Baiaway Meat Market Open at a.m. BEEF ROASTS, blade cuts BEEF ROUND STEAK GROUND ROUND STEAK HAMS, Skinned Morrell's or Cen-Pak Bologna, Liver Sausage, Frankfurters, BACON, sliced, no rind, no waste, lb. 27c lb. 39c lb. 33c lb. 35c lb. 27c lb. 35c For good nutrition for satisfying meals eat meat daily! Day in and day out Safeway s fauaranteea Mears plan means more tender, juicy meat for your money. Our experts buy only the "better-eating" grades of meat . . . prepare these quality meats with special care . . . Amvr ta aeh market lust the amounts expected to sell right away. You must be pfeased every cut and every time or money backl LUNCHEON MEATS Choose your favorite from Veal Loaf, Minced Ham 11. Head Cheese, Pickle-Pimiento, Olive Loaf or Baked Loaf. All delicious tasty. 35 Medford Safeway Stores are CLOSED SUNDAYS and HOLIDAYS Open Dally 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Saturdays 8:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. ASPARAGUS, long, tender green spears. GRAPEFRUIT, Coachella, extra juicy . . , ORANGES, Southern California Navels. . , RADISHES, extra crisp lb. 5? POTATOES, U. S. No. 1 Klamath Gems, 10 lbe. 33 BANANAS, fancy fruit.. lb 9 AVACADOS lb. 12 Sierra Pine Toilet soap 3 bars 17 White Ki II9 Toilet Soap 3 bars Soft-Weve Tissue 3 roiis 10e ssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssassssssssaeissaeBssssssMssssHssaB CPA kit HORMEL'S ALL 12-OZ. 35 C J ,W 'Tl PURPOSE MEAT CANgjsy kTRKPfi sure", 3 lb T3C VrflVBVlVr SHORTENING JcAn' SNOWDRIFT -5BBS- 3,a73c ROYAL SATIN 3a61c Prices Subject to Market Changis nd g&A 40 ' s.viVLa i ib. 10 ?z Y 1 0, . . a no ITc. . J a. ' .m i sam iu" - l snu i saaa- t 5 k I FL0UR' Kitchen Craft. .1S u I V -i l V- V MACARONI, Veribest, 31b. pkg. 23c M J B RICE, white, 2-lb. ctn. 23c . 24Vi lbs. 93e 49-lb. sk. $1.83 FLOUR, Drifted Snow 49-lb. sk. $2.09 HARVEST BLOSSOM FLOUR, 49-lb. sk. $1.37 GOLD MEDAL BISQUICK 40-oz. pkg 34c PANCAKE FLOUR, Sperry, 28-oz. pkg. 17e BAKING POWDER. Clabber Girl, 2-lb. can 20c SALT, Triangle, 24-oz. pkgs 2 for 9e SUGAR, White Satin 10-lb. sack 64c Graham Crackers, Honeymaid, 2-lb. carton 33c SODA CRACKERS, New Leader, 2-lb. pkg. 18c JAM, Kerr's No. 5 can 79e PEANUT BUTTER, Real Roast 2-lb. jar 37c SANDWICH SPREAD, Lunch Box, qt. jar 42c KRAFT CHEESE, American, Brick, Pimiento, Swiss Lb. loaf 38c LIBBY SWEET PICKLES 6-oz. jar 13c OLD MILL VINEGAR gal. jug 25c I Plus Hottle Deposit) LEE Si PERRINS SAUCE Small bottle 32c CHILI SAUCE, Moneta, 12!'i-oi. bottle 15e CATSUP, C H B 14-cz. bottles, 2 for 29e CATSUP, Red H.ll 14z. bottle 12e HOT SAUCE Cardenside, 8-oz. cans, 4 for 15c TOMATOES, Cardenside, 2'j can, 4 for 4Sc CRESCENT MUSTARD 32-oz. bottle ISe HERSHEY COCOA Mb. can 18e OUR MOTHERS COCOA 2-lb. pkg. 18e BAKERS COCOA Ib. can 18e BLUE LABEL KARO 5-lb. can 37c SYRUP, Sleepy Hollow. 26-oz. 29c; 5-lb. 63c GUM and CANDIES, 5c bars 3 for 10c CREME DE MENTHE CANDY, Ib. bag 19c NABISCO, 100 Bran Lb. pkg. 19c CORN FLAKES, Alber's, 8-oz. pkg. 2 for 9e GOLD MEDAL CORN KIX, 7-oz , 2 for 23c SHREDDED RALSTON 12-oz. pkg. 13c OATS,' Alber's quick or reg., large Pkg. 23c GLENN AIRE GRAPEFRUIT, No. 2, 2 for 27c HIGHWAY PEARS No. 2Vi can 19c FRT COCKTAIL. Sundown, No 1 can, 2 for 25c SUGAR BELLE PEAS, No. 2 can 2 for 25e HIGHWAY BEETS No. 2 can 10c Country Home CORN, Cr, No. 2 can, 2 for 25e ASPARAGUS, Highway, all green spears, No. I can 23e PORK 81 BEANS No. 2Vi can 1 le BEEF STEW, Dinty Moore, 1 Vi lb. can 23c BILTMORE SALMON, Red, No. can 23c Diamond WAX PAPER, 125-ft roll, 2 for 35e DILL PICKLES, Paradise 25-oz. jar 19c BLIND SCHOOL BROOMS Each 29c ELASTIC STARCH, 12-oz. pkg 2 for 15e Searchlight MATCH ESS, ctn. of 6 boxes 27c SUNBRITE CLEANSER 2 for 9c FACIAL TISSUES, Stellar 200's 10c, 5C0s 23e RED HEART DOG FOOD, tall 3 cans 25c FRISKIES DOG FOOD 4'j-lb. bag 47c TEA, Canterbury Orange Pekce, Vi Ib. 19c TEA, Lipton's Y. L..: i lb. 25c TREE TEA, Orange Pekoe ...V; Ib. 23e J) L