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PAGETWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1942. Churchill Arrival Inspiring Sign of Allied Alertness By Se Witt Mackensle World Wide War Analyrt British Premier Churchlll'i arrival for another conference with President Roosevelt ia an Inspiring indication of Allied alertness and coordination of effort at this crucial moment when decisive military action! are on the fire. Its natural that speculation over the opening of a second front should mushroom up over night, In view of the pressure from Moscow and the recent Al lied agreement on "the urgent task of creating a second front In Europe In 1942." Without doubt this burning question will figure in the Roosevelt-Churchill talks, but that can't be the sole subject for consideration, since there are numerous other vital problems which warrant this un expected but no very surprising meeting. China's Position -Seen Most Beriout ' For Instance: (1) China's po sition Is probsoly more serious than It has been since the out break of the Chlno-Japanese con flict, and Chungking is urging immediate Allied aid. (2) the threat of a Jap attack on Rus sia Is ever present, its material ization likely depending on a successful development of Hit ler's offensive in eastern Soviet. High Chinese sources today said they thought the Japanese fig ured on striking Siberia in July. (3) on tho credit side, the fierce losses we inflicted on the Jap navy and air fleet at Mid way, coupled with the Nippon ese defeat In the Coral Sea, have so weakened the enemy striking power In the Pacific that a realignment of Allied trategy may now be possible. (4) but on the debit page we ' have the heavy shipping losses In the Atlantic due to the unre stricted Nazi submarine! cam paign certainly a matter of much concern at a time when speedy transportation of war supplies is urgent. ' (5) the foremost questions, however, revolve about that great summer offensive which Hitler Is trying to bring Into being, for the outcome of the war most likely hinges on that. Into this picture, of course, fits the matter of that second front whether it Is desirable or feas ible at this time. Hitler's Drive Stalled Br Reds Ruler's preliminary efforts to gets his big drive Into full swing have been unsuccessful in the face of a really magnificent Rus sian resistance and counter-attack. However, nobody is naive enough to believe that the Nazi chief has shown his full power, or anything like It. He still holds In reserve vast army of fresh troops and mountainous material, including great air strength. All that is going to be brought Into action soon, and then hell will begin to pop. Most Drug Stores At Home Owned ' Portland, June 19 (P The American druggist, by and large till owns his own business. Theodore Christianson, former Minnesota governor and con gressman ,told the Oregon drug gists convention last night that 65,000 of the nation's 60,000 drugstores belong to the man be hind the counter. RODEO 8TARS WED Prescott, Ariz., June 19 OP) Ada Lee Pernor, Sellgman, Ariz., college student and rodeo queen, and Homer Pettigrew, 1941 world champion cowboy, disclosed today they were mar ried in Mosquero, N, M., June 12. BEAVER 'JUDGE' Corvallls, Ore., June 19 (5 Don Samuel, Hood River, was governor of the Beaver Boys state today. Inaugurated last night by Judge James W. Crawford, Salem, he ran as an Independent, defeating the two regular party candidates, Bert Young, Rose burg, and Glenn Johnsen, As toria. Frank Smith, Portland, was elected secretary of state; Ken neth Bergstrom, Astoria, state treasurer; William Ransom, Salem, attorney general, and Ed Bliven, Salem, state school sup erintendent. Jack Horn, Rose- burg; Bill Bosshart, Warrenton, David Dawson, Medford, and Charles Mellke, Stayton, were named supreme court Justices, KATESMITHTOPS New York, June 19 (IP) (Wide World) Although Edgar Bergen, aided by the little man of wood, Charlie McCarthy, got an announced $232,000 for his 1941 broadcasts, that doesn't mean he's the top moneymaker in radio. Available salary estl bates indicate Kate Smith leads them all at upwards of $330,000 a year. Jack Benny s Income from radio alone could go above $300,000 this figure being com piled from reports as to his weekly program pay. Then there are Fred Allen and Eddie Cantor. They do pret ty well too; more than $130,000 a year. WED IN RENO Reno, June 19 (IP) Marriage licenses have been Issued to: Carl E. Blakley, 21, and Vivian K. Hoist, 20, both of Klamath Falls; O. T. Jones, over 21, and Vera M. Dilley, over 21. both Grants Pass; Alison Every, over 21, and Opal P. Hoyt, over 21, both Grants Pass. Cm Mall Ttlbun want ads. And he said ii . t i i,ii"-. j What a difference a good breakfast makes! Unclt Sam arses us to est enough of ih whole grain food for war time energy. Nabisco Shredded Wheal is loo t whole wheal in its most delicious form. It is a good source of Vitamin B per ounce u ft. Ask lor it hy lit tU tSdiucc SbrtJJiJ K'tm, yUarWJL U.S. HUM uffiHxl Mnmen race mm a31 ill AT NUTRITIONAL FOOD SHRrnco utD Wur.-t-K LwJ Boded by NABISCO . , NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY WOULD CALL OFF Washington, June 19 (JPi The government asked today that all state and county- fairs, non-essential conventions, meet ings and group tours be post poned until the war la over. Joseph B. Eastman, defense transportation director, made the appeal and said that If civilians restricted their use of trains and buses the government might not have to take direct control over travel. In asking postponment of fairs, Eastman said farmers should not be encouraged to use tires for such non-essential pur poses. Attendance at meetings con nected with the war effort, lie said, should be skeletonized "Along the lines of the example set by the American Legion in its forthcoming convention." V. P. TRAINS COLLIDE Los Angeles, June 19 (TV Seventeen persons were Injured none believed seriously, when the first and second sections of the Union Pacific's crack Chal lenger collided In the railroad yarda at Yermo, Calif., about 130 miles northeast of here at 2 a. m. today. Snell Is Speaker At Elks Conclave Bend, June 19. (JP) Earl Snell, secretary of state, warned today that Americans are going to be called upon to control their habits "to a degree never before experienced." Speaking before the annual meeting of the Oregon Elks asso ciation, Snell said: "We have a Job to do that is going to require many sacrifices on the part of the American people. Our actions and habits will be controlled to a degree never before experienced." Water pewer drives 40 cent oi Japan's) machinery. CHURCH NOTICE avnth nav Adrentltt Cnarch Corner of Beatly and towards Bts. Prayer Meeting Wednesday, S p. m Sabbath School Saturday, 9 :90 p.m. Preaching Samoa Saturday, Jl a. m. Subject: -To Obey U Bat ter Than Sacrifice." Young People's Meeting, 730 p. m mm -THE HOME OF GROCETERIA GOODNEaSS - - ONE SHOPPING STOP FOR EVERYTHING Home Purity Bakery Bread and Cakes Like Mother Made BREAKFAST Rolls Daks a good breakfast better. Try this Sunday morning. Servo one of the many fine Home Purity breakfast rolls with your bacon and eggs. Reheat them la the paper bag you get them in and your bacon and eggs and colfee will taste so much better you will want them every Sunday. Always a fine variety all chock full of home goodness. Danish Butter Horns each 5c? Bear Claws each 5 Cherry Buns S for 15c Fruited Twists 5 for 15c? Pecan Pan Rolls pan of 4 13c? Cinnamon Twist 6 for 13c? Cinnamon Buns .......... 6 for 13t? Maple Bars 2 for 5? HOME PURITY CAKES Beside the Special "Dads Day" all chocolate cake the usual fine variety of other layer and Angel cakes will be here for you. HOME PURITY PIES FRESH CHERRY. FRESH GOOSEBERRY. YELLOW NEWTOWN APPLE 8 inch Pie . . . 29c PARISIAN TOAST BREAD Made specially for Its toasting qualities. Here Is the finest toast ever. 1 lb. loaf .... 10c Home Purity Vitamin Enriched Bread. .1 lb. loaf 9c; H lb. 13c Old Fashioned Crispy Crust French Bread 1 lb. loaf 10c Sunday - "Dad's Day" - A aUfJiMIA 4"aX 17r.Awa 4-1 A ds.ftwA f" DAD has lots of days but this one is different Unlike the 10th of the month when bills are due when other con tingencies like the doctor, the den tist, the school expense, graduation or whatnot cause Dad to dig up, this Sunday, Dad will be on the receiving end. That Dad's Day comes in the middle of the month when last month's bill are out of the way may not be a mere coincidence. Coming as it does between bill paying wor ries we are sure Dad enjoys it a lot better. It doesn't take a lot to make Dad feel that he is a pretty important fellow something special for him some thing he can share with the family. Dads you know get their greatest pleasure from sharing. May we suggest the all chocolate consolation cake from the Home Purity Bakery. Specially decorated just for Dad ' so that he will surely feel he is sharing something that is his very own, it is the most appropriate of ail gifts for Dad. TOMORROW DAD'S DAY SPECIAL - - FRUITS & VEGETABLES Coachella Grapefruit, ize 64's. ... . ... . ... . . .ea. 5c Cantaloupes, Jumbo 36' ..2 for 23c Green Peas 2 lbs. 1 9c Green Beans, Blue Lakes .2 lbs. 25c Shafter White, large No. ls 6 lbs. 25c Large Red Onions. ... .4 lbs. 15c ALL CHOCOLATE CAKE Specially Decorated for Dad WITH 50 CAMEL CIGARETTES 69c 98 SAVINGS at the GROCETERIAS Scoco Pure Vegetable Shortening 16 lb pail $3.19 H. O. Rolled Ooats large pkg. 25 Shredded Ralston, bite size biscuit, 2 pkgs. 25 Sunshine Rippled Wheat Biscuit ..2 pkgs. 17 S perry Rolled Oats 9 lb. bag 45 Riviera Raviolas, Italian style IS oz. jar... 19 Dinty Moore Spaghetti and Meat Balls, Hj lb. can 23 Merrimac Brand Columbia River Salmon 1 lb. flat can 29 Celilo Brand Columbia River Salmon, 1 lb. flat can 23 Hard tack 1 lb. pkg. 19c Planters Peanut Oil pt 37. qt. 69 a gal $1.19 rtn.r Than Olive Oil for any use. Cold Bar Florida. Grapefruit Juice 47 oz can 29 No. 2 can 2 for 25 Gold Bar Pineapple Juice, No. 21 1 can, 2 for 23 Gold Bar Whole Apricots ....No. 2VJ can 23 Gold Bar Kadota Figs No. 1 tall can 15 Golden Poppy Figs.... No. I tall can 2 for 25 Dr. Phillips Grapefruit & Orange Juice No. 2 can 2 for 25 Gold Bar Florida Grape Fruit No. 300 cn 2 for 25 Gold Bar Asparagus style fancy Green Beans No. 95 can 20 Gold Bar Golden Bantam Com, creamed style, No. 303 can 2 for 25 Kerr's Apple Butter. . . .No. 1 tall can 2 for 25 Krafts Thousand Island Dressing pint for 19 Miracle Whip Salad Dressing pt jar 26 qt 41 Kraft American Cheese 2 lb box 69 NBC 100 Bran pkg. 10 Sta Crisp Crackers....' 2 lb box 19 Del Roque Tomato Juice No. 1 tall can 3 for 25 Tender Sweet Golden Corn No. 303 can 3 for 29 Flavor Loaf Vitamin Enriched Flour 241 j lb. 93; 49 lb. $1.S5 Drifted Snow Flour 49 lb. $2.09 Super Meat Markets The Kind of Meat You Like to Eat GOVERNMENT INSPECTED MEATS GOVT. Inspection of Meats Is your assurance that the meat you buy came from healthy llT.stock that it was handled und.r sanitary standards established and constantly maintained by the inspectors. Gov't. Inspected meats bearing the packer's nsme is evidence that the quality of the meat is such that th. Packer wants you to know where it came from. Prove for yourself that gr.at.r eating pleas ure plus real economy is yours by getting Gov't. Inspected Meats at either Groceteria. Gov't Inspected Boned and Rolled Rib Roast of Steer Beef, on lb 3Vc Gov't Inspected Steer Beef Roasts .lb. 25 to Gov't. Inspected Boneless Beef Cubes lb. Short ...lb. Gov't Inspected Steer Ribs .-. The name of the Packer Is stamped on only the Better grades of Beef. 29c 29c 19c MILK FED VEAL Bread of Milk Fed Veal lb. (pocket.d for dressing) Milk Fed Veal Roast lb (Ideal Sunday meal) 19c 29c GOVT. INSPECTED SMOKED MEATS 39c Lean Sliced Breakfast Bacon lb Mild sweet cure Fancy Sugar Cured Breakfast Bacon, smokey and lean, sliced lb. Breakfast Bacon, by the piece lb. Medium weight fine flavor Breakfast Bacon from Indiana lb. Any sise pi.ee Lean Sugar Cured Bacon Jowls lb. 42c 29c 33c 25c Lebanon Bologna Taste this finer ready-to-serve meat direct from the PENNSYLVANIA Dutch packers. Frying Chickens Fricassee Hens Colored Hens Turkeys Ready to Serve Meats Pickles. GATES & LYDIARD t Toi f victory . BUY WAR BONDS and STAMPS Ith at Central (th at Grape Savings Without Self D.nial a.
