Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 24, 1942, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1942. PAGE THREB A!0 FOR LOGGERS IN TIRE SUPPLY Roseburg, Ore., April 24 W) Harris Ellsworth, chairman of the industries committee of the Roseburg chamber of commerce was advised today that the plight of logging truck opera tors in Oregon had been placed directly before Price Adminis trator Leon Henderson. Re sponding to a telegram dispatch ed by Ellsworth last night to Senators McNary and Holman outlining the critical need for logging truck tires, Senator Mc Nary reported he had personal ly discussed the subject with Henderson and the committee The message to the Oregon Lf senators pointed out that 90 per cent of all sawmill production In the state now is on war or ders and that a large part of this production will be halted within three months unless tires for trucks are provided. . Citing the situation In Doug las county where all log hauling Is done by trucks, Ellsworth said that the requirement is 259 tires monthly but that the quote has been only from 55 to 60. Ellsworth, who Is seeking election to congress from the newly created fourth congres sional district, left today to make a further inquiry into the situation with regard to logging truck tires. EARLY DIAGNOSIS The early diagnosis campaign . tv,. nninn Tuberculosis as sociation Is progressing well In Jackson county tnis monm un der sponsorship of the Jackson County Public Health associa tion, it was announced yester day. Boy Scouts will cooperate tomorrow bv placing window cards In the various stores of Medford. The Junior committee of the Health association through Mrs. Chnnnrpv Brewer and Mrs. Dwight Findley is placing post ers around the county. The whole campaign Is put on in an effort to spread the 0 knowledge mat oniy mrougn V.rav examinations can tuber culosis be discovered, and that Its early discovery and treat ment will save countless lives as well as time and money. Menus of the Day Deep In the Heart of Texas fai cxd &$sr Gene Autry sings the top song hit of the season, "Deep in the Heart of Texas," in his new hit. "Heart of the Rio Grande-', coming to the Holly theatre for tomorrow and Sunday. Fay Mc Kenzie and Smiley Burnette are also featured. Companion feature will have lean Parker, Ray Middleton, Jerome Cowan and Mala in "Girl From Alaska", based on the Saturday Evening Post story "Golden Portage." 'Two Yanks In Trinidad" At Rialto k- "V J ld 1 -J3r A ft Pat O'Brien and Brian Don levy stop chasing spies Ions enough to enjoy the charms of Janet Blair in "Two Yanks in Trinidad," thrilling picture head ing the action double bill play ing for today and Saturday at the Rialto theatre. "Death Val ley Outlaws" plays as the com panion western. Sullivan Travels By MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE Flh Souffle For Dinner Menu Herring 4 Or 5 Vitamin Fruit Salad 0 French Dressing Pish Souffle Baked 8quMh Relish Bauc Blacults Honey Crisp Celery Sliced Bananas --erbread (Sugarless) Coff Vitamin Fruit Salad I S cup cubed grapefruit sections 1 cup diced pineapple cup apricots 3 tablespoons lemon Juice . 14 cup raisins I H teaspoon salt MU and chill ingredients. Serve on erlap lettuce with French dressing. Fish Souffle (Serving 5) 4 tablespoons butter 6 tablespoons (lour a cups milk y, tn-poon salt teaspoon paprika teaspoon celery seed I teaspoon minced parsley 8 eg? yolks 3 cupa cooked fish 8 egg whites, beaten y, cup grated cheese Melt butter and add flour. When blended pour In milk and seasonings Cook alowly. stirring constantly, until creamy. Add yolks and beat well tightly mi In rest of tngredlents. Pour Into buttered baking dish. Bake 50 minutes in pan of hot water In moderately slow oven (325). Relth Saure (Makes good fish taste better) 13 cup chill sauos Vi cup eatsup I a tablespoons horseradish i cup chopped sweet pickle. 1 tablespoon lemon Jiilc 4 teaspoon salt i teaspoon paprika 4 tablespoons mayonnaise M!r Irieredlent. Gingerbread (Sngarleas) H cup fat I cup molasaea H cup sour milk j a run. beaten 3'i cups flour 1 teaspoon baking powder Vi teaspoon aoda 1 teaspoon gtnirer 1 teaapnon cinnsmon -i teaspoon clows li teaspoon nutmenr ' teaspoon anltf 1 1 teaspoon tanllla 1 Heat fat and motsssM together Cool and add reet of lnrredlnta. Beat a minute. Pour into shallow baking pan and bake 30 minutes In moder ately !ow oven (325). 1 OLD BILLS APPEAR ' St. HelL-ns. Ore. (UP) Local w merchants report that customer" "are reachine down Into the "old pock " OldcM of the manv larsr-sizccl bills to turn up ir local cah r( itri recentl er of the 1914 fterie. j i "S 1 ft I t'litv jir H if' tX-V-iS, M- mm i i A i nm it jlTrtUisW r r ii i hi i tft r Lela Rogers To Have Part In Picture With Daughter Thtf time It'i going to be "like daughter like mother" for Mrs. Lela Rogers Is leaving Rogers Rogue River ranch Saturday for Hollywood where she will embark on a Holly wood career. She Is to appear in Paramount's "The Major and the Minor" In which she will play the part of Ginger Roger's mother a part that should be easy for Mrs. Rogers. She expects to be gone about 10 days. Mrs. Rogers admitted yester day that the Rogers ranch and dairy held more fascination for her than being a motion picture actress. This will be her first motion picture appearance for quite some time, she said, her motion picture activity having been limited ' more In the past to drama coaching and writing. She is a former drama editor of the Fort Worth "Record" and now Is managing her daughter's ranch here. Ranch activities are progress ing rapidly Mrs. Rogers said and all the buildings are completed. She said that her actress daugh ter, Ginger had not been In Oregon since the first of Feb ruary and that the new picture would keep her occupied In Hollywood at least another month. ing high school vacation period; so that they will fall during the crop harvesting and fruit pick ing seasons, R. L. Adams, pro fessor of farm management at the University of California, suggested the labor shortage in those two fields might be allevi ated. J" r For m "Unusual" CHURCH NOTICE Seventh Day Ad rent 1st Corner of Beatty and Edwards R. D. Drayaon, pastor. Sabbath school 10:30 a. m. Classes for all ages. Sermon 13 o'clock. Subject: "The Church a Tabernacle and Sanc tuary." The message will be deliv ered by the pastor. Young People's Missionary Volun teer meeting 7 p. m. Topic: "Fellow ship In Social Life." The annual Amateur Hour pro gram sponsored by the senior claaa of Rogue' River academy will be given at the academy chapel at 8:30 p. m. Prayer meeting 8:00 p. m. Wednes day. Subject: "Tha Jewish problem Solved." Beginning Sabbath, May 3, the morning services will be held ont hour earlier Sabbath school at 9:30 and preaching service at 11. The Dorcaa society will meet Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Georg? Davis, next to Perl funeral parlors. All are welcome. HARVEST LABOR PLAN Berkeley, Cal. (U.R) By chang- a LYONS 7C-Proof SLOe&TK If you're looking for a new taste thrill, try drinks with a distinctive, frult-y tang , . made with LYONS Sloe Oln! 1.80 Vs Quart, $1.10 Pinl TKI I. o. irons S IAAS CO. San Prtnclio, Cllfwnta When a luscious blonde, such Travels", coming to the Crater- as Veronica Lake, starts "giving a guy the business", small won der that he starts doing strange things such as fall to the lot of Joel McCrea in the new Preston Sturges comedy, "Sullivan's ian theatre Sunday for threi days. The story of a film direc tor who goes on the bum for atmosphere and finds Veronica instead, the picture is replete with laugh provoking situa tions. Quintuplet Marie Gets Clinic Check Toronto, April 24 (P) Marie, smallest of the 8-year-old Dionne quintuplets, arrived at the To ronto hospital for sick children today for what was described as "a perfectly routine checkup" to supplement a previous exam ination for suspected musculai atrophy in one leg. The original examination wa; made on January 23 and an announcement at that time said physicians found "no serious lesion." The pyramids of Egypt stretch I for 60 miles along the west bank of the Nile. MONTH-END BARGAINS STARTS SATURDAY o COATS o MIESSES MATS o SHOES BUY AND SAVE! OPEN TIL 8:30 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY the BAND BOX 223 Eji 6th Phone 3686 PEERLESS MARKET 14 HORTH BARTLETT. DIAL 2652 BLUIWTI I ORANOr '1 of Our Meats are Either GOVERNMENT OR STATE INSPECTED LAMB SPECIAL Leg lb. 33c Loin Chops, lb. 35c S!aw8hS k 15c Shoulder,-lb. 25c WIOH . . . . III. I WW N,elt Br( shank Off BEEF SHORT RIBS....... lb. 17c ASSORTED LUNCH MEATS, lb. 29c rDVCDC SwiH' F"m Fre,h Assorted Weight! i It I hlltJ Pre drawn BACON ) From 50c to 90c ca. Eastern Sugar Cured Pieces at Cut lb. 29c PEERLESS GROCERY DIAL 26S2 FANCY NEW PEAS 8 lb. 25c NEW POTATOES .10 lb. 33c FANCY LETTUCE, extra quality, 2 for 13c FANCY RIPE TOMATOES. 21b. 23c 1ULK CARROTS 41b. lie ?CY. LOUISIANA SHRIMP 2 cans 37c TMiATn nunc DEL MONTE IVITIMIV WWIUU Buffet Bis. Can.. 5c WALNUTS, U. S. No. I fancy. . . .2 lb. 25c PEAS, Garden brand can 10c SPINACH, Diamond A 2'2 can, 2 for 29c 30NNIE DOG FOOD 4 cans 25c KELLOGG'S GRO-PUP, 25-oi. plcg., 2 for 45c ROUND-UP FLOUR gizs Shop Downtown and Save Your Tires JUST OFF MAIN 14 NORTH BARTLETT 1 frs. D.liT.rles Sat. on eiders of tl. or more. a.m.. J p.m. HOLLOWAY'S Yoar Car Will Be Better Tired And You Won't Be Nearly so Tired JfVoa ai m w m m mm y sy s u Wlso uy WIm nd Economise at Holloway'a Reliable Grocery by fiM BUY J uiirrto Hi JL statv. Wpf 8AV1KG. J IflVinawm It costs no mora to hava tha bast and It's so aasy to shop at Holloway's. Phono for thesa BIG FOOD VALUES. Dial 2126. Any Siia Order Delivered Free! All wa ask is that you arranga your orders so that wa can deliver all of your foods with tha least possible number of trips. Coffee HOLLOWAY'S HIGH GRADE FRESH GROUND 2 lb 55 PREM, Swift's 100 Pura Pork ..............cn 3S OYSTERS, for frying, Ig. siia and Ig. No. 1 tall can 2S OLIVES, fancy stuffed Jar 2Sa FRUIT COCKTAIL, large No. 2' can 29a C.H.B. PEPPER CATSUP bottle 17a SAVE CANNED ON FOODS STRING BEANS, No. 2 can . 2 for 29a ASPARAGUS, cuts and tips 2 cana 23a SPINACH, Royal Club, 2 cans 27c; 6 for 75a Large No can TOMATOES, large 2Va can 2 for 27a BEETS or CARROTS, dicad or shredded No. 2 can 10c PEACHES, fey. homo stylo Freestone, Ig. 214 can .. 2 for 45a CRACKERS, loose Wiles MARSHMALLOWS, Loos. Wiles PICKLES, Holm Spicy Sweet CUCUMBER CHIPS, Nall.y's fresh.. DILL PICKLES ..2-pound box 33a ....pound pkg. 18a ..Ig. 34-oa. jar 23a jar 17a can 22 CROWN FLOUR Crown. Kitchen Ou..n Sl.ta Whole Wheat...! lb. ISa Coarsa Graham. S lb. ISa Pancake. 10 lb. Sta Pastry 10 lb. 4Sa ROYAL GELATIN DESSERT. 4 packages 29a ALL SWEET OLEOMARGARINE 21b. pkg. 49a CORN or GLOSS STARCH, Staley's 3 pkg. 27a WALNUTS, local lb. 19e; 2 lb. 33a FORMAY SHORTENING, pura vegetable 3 lb. can 73a BORENE GRANULATED SOAP.... BARS ..riant pkg. 43a 4 for 19c GET VITAMINS IN HOLLOWAY'S FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES FRESH PEAS NEW POTATOES, U. S. No. 1 Shaftar.. FANCY CHERRY RHUBARB.. HARTLEY'S FAMOUS RADISHES.. 3 lb. for 25a . 5 lb. 25a ....4 lb. 23a ...3 bun. 14c Finest radish grown anywhere. Extra large bunches SUNKIST ORANGES, 200 sisa 2 dob. 49a SUNKIST LEMONS, 360 siia dozan 23a GRAPEFRUIT, Salton Sea, 64 slza 4 for 23a Produce Prices Effective Saturday Only CITY MEAT MARKET U2N. Central WE FEATURE All Local Grain Fed Steer Desf We know from experience wa are offering you tha best meat and the best raluel All of our meets are STATE or GOVERNMENT INSPECTEDI PURE LARD 2 lb. 35c Shoulder of VEAL ROAST Lb. 25c DACOn SQUARES Lb. 20c