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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON', FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1942. PAGE SEVEN COME TO LIGHT DRAFT QUIZ Harrlsburg, Pa., June S (A") If you think your memory Isn't all It should be, consider the cases of: The draft registrant who had difficulty remembering his wife's maiden name, explaining, "I've only been married two months." or Another who forgot the firm he worked for although he had been employed three months. "What difference does it make as long as I get my $15 every Saturday?" he asked. Pennsylvania selective service headquarters turned up these puzzlers in routine statements from local boards. One man sought deferment because of his mother-in-law's false teeth, explaining that If ev erything went well he could pay off a $75 bill for the plates in two years. Six dependents were listed In another questionnaire, the reg istrant Insisting he was depen dent (correct) upon his father, mother, sister, brother and a couple of friends. A husband asked to stay In civilian life because he is de pendent upon his wife and she is dependent upon him; he can't bear to leave her and vice versa. Prospect Prospect, June 5 (Spl.) Mrs. Lee Boothby of Klamath Falls spent three days of last week with her mother, Mrs. Chauncey Arant, en route to Berkeley, where she will spend the sum mer. Mlaa Thelda Goods accompanied her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Jack HoUenbeek of Copco. Calif., to Grand Coulee, Wash., May 39, and will spend several days vis iting her brother. Ralph, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schrader and daughter, De lorls. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Jantser re turned from Portland, Sunday even ing. Mr. and Mrs. Ceford Oarroutte and daughter, Olenda Oayle, moved to Sutherlln. Sunday, where Mr. Oar routte will drive a lumber truck tor his uncle, who owns a sawmill there. . Chauncey Arant spent all of last week in Portland, receiving medical attention for his ehoulder Injured In the dry kiln engine at the George L. Jantzer Lumber Co.. several weeks ago. Thayer Carlton and David Vestal spent several days In Portland and returned here, Sunday. Mrs. Harry Goode la In Medford .this week, for medical observation. Mr. and Mrs. George L. Jantser, and Mr. and Mrs. Ludo Orleve attend ed the Southern Oregon College of Education graduation exercises, Friday afternoon, at Ashland, as their sons, Ted Jantzer, and Onnls Grieve were graduated from Junior College. Local graduates from the four-year course Included Mrs. Marlon Bean, wife of Bob Bean, and Miss Beryl Cunning ham, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kelson Nye. Special awards going to the local high school graduated, announced that commencement, Friday night in cluded: Highest grade average for She four years, which was 1.07, most out standing all-around student, and a 1 year scholarship to Oregon State Col lege, was attained by Herbert Sut ellffe Jr.. son of Mr. and Mra. Her bert D. 8utcllffe Sr.; Elisabeth Cun ningham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clell Cunningham, also had her name engraved on the school honor plaque, for having the highest grade average for the girls in the class. Robert Dickey was named outstanding ath lete, and was given a year scholarship to Pacific University at Forest Grove. Darwin Bevena. eon of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bevens, received the award In dzenahlp, and was second high In Als class In grade average. Ted Jantzer was swarded the medal for highest score at the Southern Oregon College of Education archery tournament, last week. U.S. Niiot US jj5p fsfjf 5sT OfleJ m W imm rttpM m 1 IKOSsMSkWaMO M 111 aVWTaOeV FOOt) Matt FJ tAT NUTSMTIONAt SO OP Baked by NABISCO . . teas will Freight Manager home nounced. of gene tives Elevation of Herman W. Klein from the position of general freight agent for the northern district of Southern Pacific with headquarters in Portland, to the new position of freight traffic manager, was announced this week by J. T. Saunders, rice president in charge of system freight traffic. Klein will be In complete charge of all Southern Pacific freight traffic activities in the Pacific Northwest Inlud ing Western Canada. Mr. and Mra. Edward Ellertsen. local high school Instructors, left Saturday for Corvallia. and will stay there and at Forest Orove until Mr. Ellertsen Is Inducted In the army the first of July. The former school mu sic teacher, George 8. Reed. Is visit ing his parents at Milwaukee. Ore gon, until June 19, when be baa his call for army Induction. Mrs. Ethel M. Thompson, elemen tary school principal, and daughter. Miss Beth, will spend the summer at Medford, where Mr. Thompson has an auto acceasory business. Miss Helen Westfall. primary teach, er, left Saturday for Ashland, and will spend the vacation months with her mother, Mrs. Butler. Mrs. Jewell Reed, second grade teacher, and two children returned to their home at Medford. the last ol the week. Mr. and Mra. Paul Snook and chil dren. Eugene, Stanley. Esther, and Patricia, visited for four days last week with Mrs. Snook's parents. Mr, and Mrs. A. J. Strubhae of Hubbard, Oreeon. Uttle Miss Beverly Cummons of Klamath Falls Is a guest of her mndnarents. Mr. and Mrs. James Dole, while her parents. Mr. and Mra. Charles Cummona are taking two weeks vacation at Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Trlbett pur chased a late model used coupe from Medford dealer, recently. Frankte Jantzer la carrying his right arm In a sung aa a result of a painful Injury received while fall ing timber, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hart Joined the lattefe brother and slster-ln-taw, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Woodford, of Med mrrt at Union Creek. Saturday for ..cr.l hours visit. The Woodfords spent the night at Hart's summer r.hta at Castle Creek, on the Dia mond Lake road, and fished at Dla. mAnrf f,ake. Sunday. Mrs. Melville Hornbuckle Sr., haa .-ented employment at Mary nrtve'fi pmsoect Cafe. Mr. and Mra. Oeorge Haynes and seven children of Seattle are visiting t former's brother ana snier-m law, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Haynes. They are leaving the last of this week for th.ii- old home In Kansas, and will vuit in Colorado', enroute. Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Gray at tended to business matters In Med ford Mondsv. and spent the after. noon visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Gray, and Mr. and Mra. Kell of Gold Hill. They went to Diamond Lake, Tuesday where they both have employment for the summer. Mrs. Raymond Artmlre and son. Frankie, are visiting cousins. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hogue, at Whltehorse. Csllf., tor two weeks. Riviera Riviera, June 5. (Spl.) Sew ing club met at the J. R. Barnes home June 3. Enjoying the afternoon were Mesdames Clark, Andras, Dai'y, J. Shaw, B. Shaw, K. Barnes Miller and the hos- r in f ' lit MIPMUSMM She plans our meals to keep us on our toe Every well planned meal you serve to your family contributes to the war effort. Nutritional Au thorities stress whole grain foods. Like Nabisco Shredded Wheat, the 1XK3 whole wheat food, a good source, per ounce mi turn, of the energy-appetite Vitamin Bi as Stiure provides it. And its keen, nut-like flsvor goes well with milk snd straw-berries or other fruits. Out the full nsme Ksbitco Shredded W best. . JLfc-ajt.. . NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY J. R. Barnes. Next meeting be June 17 at the Burton unless otherwise an C. A. Arnold and Mrs. R. M. Moors Southern California visited at the Paul Throne home the past week. Mrs- C. A. Arnold, who has been vis Itlnsj at the Throne home for some time, accompanied them home. The Amolda are parents of Mrs. Throne. Mrs. Bruce Montgomery of Phoenix. Aria., mother of Mrs. Keith Barnea. returned to her home Saturday alter nailing here for a abort time. Mr. and Mra. Floyd Bddlnga of Eu were visiting friends and rela Foreign at Riviera Decoration uay. Mr. and Mrs. Fben Hopwood and daughter. Lillian of Alhambra. Calif, and Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Barnea and NUMBER 4( k How Eight Secrets you may not know -and should . . about vegetables There's nothing elaborate) or fan ciful about the modem methods of pre paring and cooking vegetables. On the contrary, the new way is much simpler (as you'U discover when you read these hints that come from the Safeway Home makers' Bureau). These eight suggestions will help keep all the color and flavor and garden freshness in your vegetables and, at the same time, will help them retain all their health building vitamins and minerals. 1 . To f tart, always buy the freshest, finest vegetables available. The older they are, the less attractive they become, and they lose some of their vitamins, too. Buy and use greens the same day, if possible. J. When you got your vegetables home, wash them quickly but don't let them soak in water, or you 11 wash away minerals and vitamins. Put greens in a covered container, wrap other vegetables closely in waxed paper; and store in the refrigerator until ready to use. 3. Don't pars), cut or shell fresh vegeta bles until just time to cook or serve, be cause vitamins escape once cut surfaces are exposed to air. 4. Colors red, green, yellow and white; and flavori mild, strong determine just how vegetables are to be cooked. But, to retain nutritive qualities and appetite ap peal in oil vegetables, here's a good gen eral rule: Cook quickly, as thori a tints at jmiibU, un'nj at little voter at pottiblt, and using cooking water vhen it it palotablt. Quick cooking means less vitamin loss, less color change. To 8ed the cooking, add vegetables to rapidly boiling water; and whenever possible, cook cotwreA 5. Green vegetables (to keep then color) and stronj flavored vegetables (to modify their flavor) should be cooked un cavtred, in slightly more water than other vegetables. 6. Add a little vinegar, lemon juice, or tart apple to keep the color in red veg etables (like beets and red cabbage) dur ing or after cooking. But don't add these acids to green Vegetables until just serving time, or the green will turn dingy brown. Don't add soda to preserve color in green vegetables, either, for sola kills vitamins. 7. Once vegetables are tender, serve them as soon as possible, to get full bene fit in goodness as well as nutrition. Over cooking lessens attractiveness, sacrifices vitamins and minerals, and may cause un pleasant color changes. (. When you cook vegetables in a small amount of water, it's easy to serve the condensed cooking water with the vegetable itself. Save any leftover liquid to flavor soups and gravies unless, of course, it is unpalatable. More about cooking vegetable In this week's issue of Family Circle Magazine is an interesting article on the modern methods of vegetable cookery, and on nutrition in vegetables. Issued every Thursday, Jrm at Safeway. Safeway Homematers' Bureau JTJLU LEE WRIGHT. DlraMw eFeeJi2!Csw',?VsAM ci 9 tWf GETS SMART. MAKES HUSBAND HAFPY z THIS CHOePINO WAY"""V Zf " CUJTOME OS? JOAA. SUT THIS STEAKS GOING TO START tSS "IZctX HVsAMr fTl WA suoTaocoase than this. " " fAj i -PvU tLr ; l"! vUfc. ai V tf rofQuMrry miatws .V i LVa3 - 1 AL w, I 1 t . M. txjt OuARArte rr via as 1 Wwr sre . vJ Mf3 Ju. -H "" ut0 ,ulcr IV"'V C tV"J -vV ir w l'f'7 assV'A' fH.3 Aff iswii cAavou.MOr tAck. E Tttvr ClY v rirVria,Iil I v tTrr7 ".caumsawav I XZM Z Ir lir'K nfifiiJ fJIVar IsvmlT I r .Liisil h f cunour NdooniM-srrwHN I f lJr!7rtj'. JiJ ."1lt1 frfmmFK-ti I X ll A corrr. w. s.u.MtTAr ffrJ-lJ '':'mJ JULmmmMMBASmmm Lfflee !? l4 "" fxrt , daughter. Marlon est Pasadena. Calif., spent their vacation with Mr. Barnea' parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Barnes. Mra. Lloyd Miller left Friday for Portland to apend a few dye with her son, Rowland, and wife. The Oay Harper property has changed hands again. Mr. and Mra. Rogera of Southern California are the new owners. Jean Bo ye helped at the baby clinic In Gold Hill last Monday. Miss Helen Parrtab. our county health nurse, was very pleased with the In tereat ahown at this time as 42 bablea were examined. Japanese Youth in U. S. Army Uniform Nabbed by Sheriff Ventura, A s. army today by Sheriff Howard Dur ley under an order of the wes tern defense command. The command said that with few exceptions Japanese in the army had been transferred to - born white males still ; interior posts. considerably outnumber foreign-, tention of any born white females in the Unit-.vestigation. ed States. The youth you eon win $1000 -k About vegetables and bow to cook them -k Some things ' may not know about Dairy Products Think What Yoe Can Do With $1000 1 Think of the thousand things it can help buy the new home you've had your eye on the trip you've planned for years so many other grand things. Or it will buy a 1 1000 War Bond (750) and leave you enough for a wonderful vacation this summer. And don't forget there are S45 other cash prizes to win too. look How Easy It Is I All you have to do is get an entry blank at your neighborhood Safeway finish the line "Nu Made Mayonnaise tastes home made because ..." in M words or less attach it to a Nu Made Mayonnaise label (or a reasonable facsimile) and mail it to the address on the blank before midnight July S, 1012. GET YOUR ENTRY BLANK TODAY AT YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD SAFEWAY GUARAN7EED PRODUCE IIKIU ' I ailia Sftway product b Mlcctcd by txptrta, ll'i thlpptd dlrtet to Saftway. H II F.ili to uflsfy you compUltly, wt'll refund ill your money. NEW POTATOES U. S. No. 1 Shatters ... lb. 3W CABBAGE New spring crop ......lb. 3' it ORANGES Southern California Navels.. Produce Prices Effective Saturday Only SKINNED HAMS Short shank, tenderized., BACON JOWLS For seasoning. SLICED BACON No rind. COLORED FRYERS Drv nicked SLICED LUNCHEON MEATS Assorted. SKINLESS FRANKFURTERS BEEF ROASTS Blade cuts. SIRLOIN STEAK Thick, Meat Prices Effective Saturday Only showing that Aklra Yatabe, a private at Fort Leonard Wood. Mo., had been granted a fur lough May 25 to visit nearby Oxnard until June 8. San Francisco, The general public Calif., June 5 (P) . Japanese youth wearing a U. """y . ,uu"y 7"" ,ny . army uniform was detained l", .Am"lC.in "mZ the army today uniform and to a soldier in the area might be a FILM VETERAN DIES Utica. N. Y., June 8 ( Mrs. Charles Fulcher, 52, who as Wanda Hawley appeared in 370 productions during a 15- It ordered de- others pending in- carried papers year career in ir How one wife made one husband happy &BB0II0kS E n T I 'St 1 4w.aae.v STORE HOURE Open Daily from 9 a. m. to 7 p. m. Saturday 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. Closed Sundays MAYONNAISE Nu Made Pint 27c: Quart 48c MAYONNAISE Kraft Quart Jar 53c MIRACLE WHIP Kraft Pint 27CJ Qut 41 C SALAD DRESSING Duchesa ,..Plnt 24c; Qu,rt38c TANG Nally's . SHORTENING KeeL- LARD Pure BREAD Julia Lee Wright's... COFFEE Nob Hill COFFEE Airway.. - FRESH BANANAS Golden ripe fruit... lb. Oe GRAPEFRUIT Arizona seedless... ..lb. 4VV lb. 6c Safeivay GUARANTEED At EATS 1EAT$ Unlets yos're completely setisfled with any cut of meet yoe buy at Safeway we'll refund til yew money without quibble or fins. "Mr.j. lb. 37c lb. 21c lb. 35c lb. 35c lb. 33c lb. 27c lb. 28c lb. 35c tender rt NO last night of pneumonia. She also was on the New York stage for time. Senate Completes Declaration of War June 5 (R was asked by to report any Washington, June 5 J0 Congress formally voted war against Bulgaria, Hungary and Rumania yesterday, with the Senate unanimously approving resolutions passed by the House without dissent yesterday. Without debate, the Senate quickly voted to Include the three axis puppets with three other nations, Germany, Japan assume that such western defense fifth columnist. silent films, died How to mak IULIIUWE MAYONNAISE $5000 I A aV tea , tLuru I e?, I w. -v -w m -m m a w m vy 39c 69c 73c 13c 25c 21c Quart Jar Pound 1 8C j 4 Lb. 4 Lb. 37c; 2Lb. ..IVi-lb. loaf Lb. bag Lb. bag SAVE OI TRESE , HOBJEHOLD IEEBS Tnilfll Sflfin P'llve, Lux, I Dliei OOapt Lifebuoy, 4ft. Camay, Sierra Pine 3 bars eMIU Sunbrife Cleanser m. Household favorite Tall can W Johnson's Glo-Coat aT. Liquid Wax Qt.can White Magic Bleach IQ. For whiter washes Vi gal. IM Purex Bleach 25c Gentle Bleach Vi gal. Friskies Dog Food 2 -lb. pkg. 24o 4Vi-lb. pkg. m'..' Fruit Jars Wide mouth QU. Dor. Jelly Glasses Squat or Tall. Vi Ft Doz, Kerr Jar Caps Complete; W. mouth Dozen Sure Jell Fruit Pectin . ..S-pkg. deal Baking Powder Clabber Girl. .2 lb. 49c 3c 39c 32c 29c 20c FiAiir Harve riaUl Blossom B 24V4-lb. WC Pancake Flour 49 Lb. SI. 57 49c 19c Harvest Blossom. No, 10 bag Pancake Flour Sperry 28-oz. pkg. Rolled Wheat Carnation -.La;, pkg. Mallo Meal . pk. Mother's Oats Large Cup and Saucer 25c 25c 35c BUT IT WAJMT CxTfNSIVf THATS IXS MAavSlCUSTMINO ABOUT BUY1 NO MCAT AT eOYTWUfUAK AFCWAV. KSlD(i SAVINS WONOCRfUL SnS MONEY, SAFirVAV MATTSK HOW QUA KAN Tt ft IVCRV CUT MUCH VOU AIP ron it, rr was OOCHAriN6 AMD TiSKK- OH MY MOW FY SACK. tVOETH ITl and Italy, against which the) United States declared war last December. The Senate vote on the reso lutions was 87 0 on Bulgaria, 71 0 on Hungary and 73-0 on Rumania. ,iM.Mu TrVA7fhvofsWCy nutritious meals delicious To help yon plan meals that are appetising aa well as crammed with vitamins and minerals, the Saie way Hnmrmakers' Bureau has prepared the "Kitchen Course in Nutrition." 10 complete lessons sent toyou by mail. Just send name, address and Mc for all ten lessons to Julia Lee Wright, P. O. Box 0-CC, Oakland, California. Boy War Stomps with 1 ' what you save on those I PEKHY SAVERS Cherub Milk T,, 3 for 24c Canterbury Tea B3gs25cl8c;BOl 35c Brown Derby Beerot.25o Canada Dry S.Ti l9o Tom. Juice on 2lo GrapefrtJceoTc'a'k'llo Grapefruit nTt. 1 4o Peaches ueeTaI 22c Peaches De,MontNeoG225o Peaches Castle c?nn 22c Raisins SeedIess4,b. pkg. 33c Jello or Royal Dessertpkg 6a Marshmallowsiri4 Syrup "z. n 63a Peanut Butter W22 1 Tomato Soup Campbell eA 3 cana eCQIJ Sliced Beets No. 2 cn Corn?o1ca0nte. 2 for 23e 303 can. Paph Butter Kernel 2 for 27o WWIII No. 2 can... Spinach EmeraIdaBvyc 15a Corned Beef x. on 24a PROTECTS MONTH V 7T Speaking of dairy products you ought to read this Whole milk Is one ol our most complete natural foods. It contains, in varying amounts, all the food ele ments we need. It's an excellent source of protein ; the minerals, calcium and phosphorus; riboflavin and niacin (B vitamins). And it's a fair source of Thiamin (Vitamin Bi) and has some Vitamin A and D. Cheese, made from whole milk, such as American or Cheddar, is essentially the same as whole milk, nutritionally. utter and Cream are most im portant, nutritionally, for the Vita min A they contribute. Aa well as Vitamin D and protein or fat Drink your milk, eat it as cheese, or get it in cooked foods just be sure to get it. Adults need one pint daOy and children one quart. Disguise milk in ensaa aonpa, I you don't like to drink it. Or in scalloped dishes, cream pica, cus tards, milk shakes and ice cream. Cheese odds flavor and nutrients to many things besides sandwiches. L'se it in scalloped dishes, in sauce for vegetables, entrees; sprinkle it grated over soup; serve slabs with pie or crtcVerj for densrt. Dairy products at Safeway are all top quality. And not only are they brimming with nutrition, they are always low priced every a!oy. Guaranteed to please you com pletely or all your money back. You con please your husband, too Buy Safeway guaranteed meat regis. larly. You will have good eating; meat every time and savings in your purse, too. The Safeway market man means what be says, "ATI your money hack if you are not entirely satisfied." SAFEWAY Prices Effective In Medford and Ashland Stores Saturday end Monday, June f, I.