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    MEDFOKD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1941,
PACT SEVEN
I 0
News Behind
The News
By Paul Mallon
(CodUbu4 Prom f-f t Oat
COURT HOUSE
NEWS
Obviously no "plan" has yeti
caught their tupport. The one
basic principle from which they I
re working is that this country
shall not again be duped into
disarmament.
One reader sent me a clipping
from Clare Booth Luee'a analy
sis In Life magazine of the great
career of General Stillwell, the
American fighter appointed by
China's Chiang Kai Shek to head
his armies. Mrs. Luce was trying
to find out why the general
went to China after the first
World war, and interviewing
him, she wrote:
"He said that when he re
turned home from France in
J 1919, he found 'a wave of paci
fism was already In the making.
... I went right into Chauncey
Fenton's office, the head of the
war personnel department in
Washington, and I said "Chaun
cey, from here out the army is
in for a terrible drubbing at the
hands of the sob sisters and
starry-eyed idealists who think
human beings ain't, I can't stay
here and watch this country dis
arm and demobilize to the point
of disaster. It'll just make me
boiling mad, and I'll do or say
something that will get me into
trouble. So please give me a job
that will reraove me as far
from this painful scene as pos
sible." .
He went to China.
TiE general must have been
madder yet in Burma
where the fruits of this lack of
American vigilance bitterly pre
vented him from getting the
planes and tanks in time to stop
the vicious Jap marcn or. siaugn
ter, rape and brutality.
This time this nation clearly
is not going to dispense with the
services of Ha heroic fighters
who are now winning this war
and depend for protection upon
expensively purchased treaties
which have never done the job
before.
This is the direction, at least,
which Mr. Roosevelt and Britain
have taken in their Russian
agreement. There are some who
say the agreement may be
preliminary to selling the new
deal around the world at the
price of cancelling Allied obli
gations to us for war materials,
but that suspicion has no strong
evidence yet to back it.
The primary point of the
British treaty with Russia is
that the victors are going to
stay in arms until they have
positive security, as far as trea
ties go, it looks like this one
ought to be kept.
If followed realistically, and
If no effort is made by propa
ganda after the war to stampede
our people into delivering their
shirts as well as their lives into
the hands of any power which
has interests superior to our
own national interests, the long
armistice will car y real security
a long time into the future.
It may even mean "peace in
our time", (Chamberlain's unwit
tingly ironic words as he waved
the paper agreement signed at
Munich before his people in
England, a treaty in which even
his faith was shortlived).
Marriage Licenses
Earl W, Warren and Eunice
E, Kincaid.
Donald Mefford and Beatrice
McCay.
Benjamin Ballard Clark and
Anna Dickey.
Richard Alfred Wright and
Jean Hays.
Lee W. Gehrlna and Idama
Fisher.
James A. Fairbanks and Mari
lyn Walker,
Russell H. Howard and Ruby
Lorraine Dexter.
Warrant Daad.
L. I. Mcaaa to H. CnlHtV T!mb
QutuUlm Pees.
H. T. Cuh as It. Creliaat, Timber
Quttalalm Oas.
alary Ilimbtth Slstmsca to H. J
nww, warranty rd.
) WauUbj to Harold I. Me-Cor-
ntck anS Walter Sraff, Cntv lk
bunsbtr Company. wnsty Ded.
Jacaaca County to 3, o. Amass,
Tut Daad.
jaekaea. County to City of Med-
ford, TU Daas.
Jackasa County to John MaUek
and Cln A. fntlM, Tax Sted
Jftckios Osuaty to J, C. Vieeant,
K. S. nwl to Hilton A. Rou.kwi.
Warranty Saad.
Mtlton A. Xsustos to !. H. hum.
Warranty MM,
Divorces Filed
Russell L. Evans vs. Nordene
Evans.
Juanita A. Frazier va.CS.
Frailer,
Margaret Davis vs. Harry
Davis,
Lena M, demons vs. George
A. Clemons,
Probata Court
Estate of John Gordon Warn
er, deceased.
Guardianship of Anna M, Ed
wards.
Guardianship of Donald Geo,
van Curler, a minor.
Estate of William H, Wheeler,
deceased.
w.
Ralph Merrill to Ida Bell, War
runty Daed,
Maud M, Harriett to Sd-srd
Kubli. Warranty Dd,
Martin H. Witt to William Swart,
Warranty Deeet,
Sheriff 8yd I. Brown to Hocart
Dltsworth, Redemption Certificate.
David M. lynea to Tni 3, Warner,
Warranty Seed.
JaeaaoB County, Oregon, to C.
chlelgh, Ta Deed.
Fred K Bsrneburg to Anthony
Boltano, Correction Warranty Deed
Anthony Boltano to Nora O. Bott
ler, Deed.
Grace Oosaett to Arolila O. Werea,
Warranty Deed.
Paul W. Schaffer to Kara Schaf-
fer, Warranty Deed.
Alexander Oottti to O. L. V.naon
at ux. Contrast,
T. S. Cady to Alphonae Fawlcwaki,
MTiER things which the
majority of my readers
teem anxious to insist upon are:
Free access to raw materials
of the world (no more Dutch
British rubber combines for in
stance); freer world trade (ex
tension of Hull's plan); a perma
ment anti-aggression policy both
for this government and every
one (let no ambition for empire
spring up either in our country
or any other place, and enforce
this policy with a superior army,
navy and air force, here or any
place else on earth).
Keep your own peace with
eternal vigilance and the strong
est right arm in the world. In
sist on fairness and justice In
international affairs with real
authority and not with meek,
disarmed pacifism. Support dem
ocracy and your Christian prin
ciples in world affairs by pow
erful democratic and Christian
example, and not by conquests
or ambition for empire.
Then, after the world has
come to appreciate fully the in
telligence of our peaceful ways
and inclinations, when it shares
our native idealism, in twenty
years, fifty years or ona hun
dred and shows it conclusively
the time will have arrived
when we may safely lay down
our arms and trust in treaties.
So say a majority of my read
ers to me.
WEEK-END
SPECIALS
ADRIENNE'S
On Group of Spring
Coats and Suits
Plaid, Herringbona and
Tweedi, Values ts $33.00
N.wJ16.98
Ona Group of
Gay Gibson
Junior Dresses
$12,98 Valuea
Now J10.98
On Group
DRESSES
Prints, Dots and Plain
Colors. Values to $18,85
Now $15.00
Another Group
Value to $16.98
Now $9.98
C. A. Staama to ofen A. Semaes
Isch, warranty Dead
L. C, SteCay to tha trnlted state
of America, Warranty Deed.
Alloa T.mmoni to th. CnH-d
State at America, Warranty Deed,
Mra. Marein Pearaon to the Untied
state of America, Warranty Deed,
Walter 3, Olssaefeetd to Oos De
Vora, Quitclaim Deed.
Osld Bay Bealty Company to 3 ?
Houlihan, Dead.
John L. MoC-oUum to A. J. Buf
ftaftss and i. S. Say, Warranty
Deed.
Town of Seal Felsi to SeKoot Dis
trict No. , Deed,
R. K. teflaad to th Cut tad State
of America, Warranty Seed.
Kennetn Graham to TUaat Wp.
tton DUtriet, Bigs of wy,
Medferd Corporation to Vara Ciut,
Saaassana,
Fd X. Wattt ts atM Btflnay
Cosuxtlaaton, Wrracry Dead,
Waates M. Iwsatsa to atat Kl&
waw Oommlaeloe, Wtrrtntr Dead,
Oasrf Tanner to Howard IT, Tin
ser. Warranty Dead,
Oestf Tnr.r ts Seorg B
Beamea, Wrrnty Deed
Urt B. Uah brook to Catted atata
cf Amerfea, Warrant DeeS,
3, H. TrrreU to Bert M Built, War
ranty Deed.
Ot&$ SeMartM to Bart M. Stab,
Warranty Deed,
Ben H, Busn to Oesri Settarttnl,
Warranty Deed,
Bltaaoats rsrics to William H
Farsttaos, Quitclaim Dead.
jeaet w, MUe to Ttmoer Product
Company, Warranty Dead,
sheriff Syd X. Brotra to C. I lamb
t ux. Bhnn Dead on rMmn.
C. B, Lamb to Trumas CstUsa,
Qultclaia Dead,
Rrry T oton asd C. 0. Hoott
to eon C. afcroHf, warranty Seed,
W. n. Ruihr Charla SHppert,
Warranty Dead,
0mm M. Taia to Bawls H. HeHl.
Warrar Deed.
Andnar HaarHa to tta Cm tad
State ej Antntaa, Warrantf Deed.
Sheriff Sri t. Brown ts Ctanno
Wood, BademsHea CartMlsata.
Cain Briaco to Hry i, nosy
on. Warranty fjaad,
City of AaMand, VtuMm Oedln.
Marios 1- Oodrray to t,t City ef
ansa,
0, B. Franch to Ctt? st AaMand,
Warranty Deed.
W, H, Knaanea to tli CM ef
Aahiasd, Warra&t fead.
AahlasdU Mra Deed.
TTid Rfcseh ts th County tt(
en, SultelaScn Seed,
91 Wyvut to Rarmsnd O, Wjant,
Warrantr Deed,
laard Pr-'stt to JMefa 9, Based,
trud, Wtrranty Deed.
B, w. Lrttn ts B Ik rasEnerla.
Wrra Dead, -
OlMm Ik 7T1 d Dai ton Tar
r'.:', to Th. ot?.4 g'-t?:.r r. d Wts&
Smtiay. Warranty Dead.
Art Back to Blgtmf Cinm!fcfciee,
Warras Seed,
A, J, cDonough to ,'chs tenh
hwtsrt f?een, Warrar.-E? Deed,
famsia PrlT to Buts Baaenst,
Sargais and ?: Deed,
3, C. Barsanl to Aum A. Barren.
Warranty s4,
3, 3, XQ to Sate 0ta nrq
Seed,
B.-jm W U - tsrr to Kary U. Ua-
In gar. Seed.
Mo, ktajMto BeekM ta C, ,
Atkan, Wsm Seefl.
...
U7
years o!cf
2-'tsrr. I' 2 rr
Sl(t.U S. M . tu.
Group ef
Collars and
Summer Gloves
Special $1.00
BAGS
is
Nary, Black and Brews,
value to 3.so
NowS2.98
$1.00 OFF
On All
Sweaters and Skirls
ADRIENNE'S
I I
o WINDOWS
and DOORS
PADGHAM
PLANING
MILL
1303-1309 Court St.
Phese 4TS0
NUMBER 41 Somt mtsat!int menus or Fatbtr's Day that art atrt to mkt him hpfj
jt Taihtr't Jamrii foods all low priced How Edna saptdjor a pacaiion
Wa can proudly lay our i.rvlt
may not b o(t ei tot
Oar nsrvie rs? so be utte & !ajt a
tcu't com to erpeei for tt day
Bar and sow Sa-'-wst sm are jaat.
ag tike arrceef foroe. We leii yai tiU
wits nri4 as-j witi tie b-epe taat foc'B
ttsdeTTtaci For there iasEi tiise ts car
fu traits new peopte to teis ta pUca
el erperiere-ad Sifewav jbss. But otif
new pecpt an alt workisj said to B
ti,elr thoe aa fat a pcamMa,
4 Father's Day menus
that are guaranteed
to make him beam
Tbey com from tbt
Safeway Homemaiers' Bureau
If you wont to make this one of the
happiest Father't Days be ever sad,
empty do these two things. Ona, let aim
do whatever he chooees (gardes, golf, fiao,
er what not) witkout interference of any
kind. And two, serve aim leisurely din-
Der at home of all hia favorite food. Don't
prepare anything dainty or Huffy, Serve
hearty, masculine meals itke the four
that were planned by the Safeway Horoe
nakets Bureau.
MENU No. 1
Fish Cockti3
Crisp Crackers
. Broiled New York Cut Steak
with Mushroom
Baw. fried Potatoe Butter-fried Oniom
Sliced Tomato and Cucumber Salad
With French Dressing
Heated Hard Rolb Butter
Strawberry Sundae
Chocolate Cookie
Coffee or Milk
MENU No, 3
Cream of Celery Soup
Parslied Cracker
Crisp Fried Chickeo
Prench -fried Potatoe Buttered Pea
Avocado, Grape fruit, and Cantaloupe
Salad with Fruit French Dressing
Hot Biscuit Butter and Jam
Dev2' Food Cake a la Mode
Coffee or Milk
MENU Ns, 3
Chilled Tomato Juice
Cheese Cracker
Staffed Fork Chop Fielded Feachea
Whipped Pot toe Country Gravy
Buttered String Beans
Green Onion, Celery, Radishes, dive
Hot Corn Bread Butter and Hooey
Wans Apple Pie
Cheese
'Coffee or SfiTk
MENU No. 4
Tocsed Vegetable Salad
with French Dressing
(Lei FaLhar mix ii at Uu taiU if he Ukm)
Bar Boast Beet with Brows Gravy
Owes Browsed Potato Glased Carrots
Hot Roll Butter k Jelly
Baapberry Shortcai with
Whipped Cream
Coflee or Miik
Maw Mm tor pkmr matrfr
Bead th article, "Flatter Meal YouH
Wast to Serve," is thi week's Family
Circle Magazine, It's crammed with won
derful idea and menu. Family C'trda
aome out Thursday at Saieway.
Saftwar
Homemaken' Bureau
JITUa UX WTtlOHT, IMiaaaat
You really save at Safeway because
every item is low priced every day
Compare the prices in this list!
Stor Houn
DAILY
1 a. m. te 7 a, m.
SATURDAY
a.m. ts p.m,
Cictad Eunaaya
m nmrrn
ORANGE & GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, Dr,
Phillips, No. 2 can 2 for 23s
ROLLED OATS, Peaeoek..9-lb. bag 45s
SHREDDED RALSTON, 12-ost, pkg, 13e
SHREDDED WHEAT, Nabisco, 2 pkg. 23c
PANCAKE FLOUR, Aunt Jamima,
Larg pkg. 22c; small ...,... 1 1e
PANCAKE FLOUR, Harvest Blossom,
No. 10 bag .,.4
6RAFENUT FLAKES, 12 oi.....2 pkg. e
JULIA LEE WRIGHT'S iREAB,
Dated ,,...1 V4-lb, loaf 13
PRESERVES, Morwpple, Asst. 2-Ib. )ar40e
lafw4V
GRAPEFRUIT, Clenn Ai,
No, 2 can ,.,.m.m 2 for 2?s
FRUIT COCKTAIL, Hostess Delight, ,
No, 1 ean..,.,,2 for 2f
VINEGAR, Old Mill Quart bot, 14s
SALAD DRESSING, Duchess, qf. Jar 3Se
MAYONNAISE, Nu Made. Qt. jar 4ie
ASPARAGUS, Highly Tips,
lOH-oi. can ...OT,.1fe
GREEN LIMA REANS, Bonnia
Dell No. 2 an tit
m smwkXM tmns
SANDWICH BREAD, Julia U
Wrights 13c
CRACKERS, Krispy.,.2-lb. cfn. 33
OLIVES, Los Olivet Queen,
3-ounce bottles 2 for 25:
RELISH, Nitys Hjmburger 12i Jr 15s
SANDWICH SPW, Dwinlson -oz Jar U
SANDWICH SFRD, Lunch Box, pt ar 24c
TANS, Cudahy's Pure Pork, 12-oj en 3$;
DEVILED MEAT, Libby, No, V
can ., ..,,..,.....2 for 11
PNUT UTTER, Real Roast, 2-lb. far 34
mwtmnn
GRAHAM CRACKiRS ...... 2-Ih, pkq. 21
CHILI SAUCI, Moneia, MVi cz. bit 15
SUN SWEET PRUNES 2-fb. pkg, 22.
CATSUP, Rl Hill 14k. bot, 12
CHEESE, Full Cream,.,.,.....Lb. 33a
CORN, Dei Mela Cream, No 303 ens 10
TOMATOES, Ca-ce'sids 2i o 4 for 43t
PEAS, Del Monte, No. 303 cn,, 1 Ja
TOMATO SOUP, Ranches, 10J4-oi.
mmmm'
ROYAL SATIN SHORTENING
Lb. can 23e 3-Ib. n 13c
SNOWDRIFT SHORTENING
3-Ib, can 73c
SPRY SHORTENING
3-Ib. can 73c
LIFEBUOY SOAP
Zipkfr fresh -3 cakes 20e
MILK, Cherub, tali cars 3 for 24c
APPLE SAUCI, Mix f. Z,, 4-o pkfl,
PEACHES, Cast; Crwt, No. 1
PEACHES, Castle Crest, No,
can . ,., 2 far 27c
RICI Screeningi, fancy 3-tb. pkg. 2tc
VANILLA, Westag lmlt.8-ca. bot. 19a
KRI MEL Asstd. Puddings.,.,. pkg. 1S
COWIi, Alway
COFFil, Nob Hill.
Lb, bag 31
Lb. btS 2ic
or2S
FLOUR, KltcHan Craft 49 lb, 19
FLOUR, Drifted Snew.... 49 lb, S2.09
FLOUR, Harvest Blosjom.4f lb, 1.S?
SALT Morton's Plain or lod,, pkg. tc
WAX PAPER, Diamond, I2S-ft, roll 11a
IABY POOD, Helm Strained, 3 cans 20e
STARCH, Etaattc 1 2-oa, pkg, fa
DOG POOD, Kefbgg's Cro Pup,
25-01, pkg, 2Se
PEPSI COLA, 12-cz bot.....,...,
PlUi BMW D60p8it
ROYAL CROWN COLA, 12-cz., for 2Ja
nu Bottle Deposit
COCOMALT, Inst, Dissolving, lb, can 29
TOM JUICE, Sunny Omn, No. 2 cn lOe
TOM. JUICI, Libby't. 4?-. can U
6RAPI JUICI, Church's, qt. bottfa 31
, sem m cumus
SU-PURl S0A JO-oi. pkg. Mi
ON AMI CLEANSER Cik 10
SUN1RIT1 Ctoanter, No, I can, 2 for 9
BROOMS, Wind school Each 33a
DON'T FORGET DAD!
((way ha eompUta Un cf f?aa
Tobacco lowaft prlc, taol
Tcbaew Ih, mm m
Offtnitoi tLSLXIIawB
t3i
GUARANTEED' FRESH
PRODUCE ,
Prlcad by ta acaftd to um r cty. Sy (t ti yw
un aa d aly fat what y t t Srfvawy,
Orange . ,
i
San KUt Any it
Cantaloupei lb. 7$$
Peat, full pod i , ,1b, 12
Cabbage Ib,
Cekrf, If cri.p tUlk. lb. 10
Prixiuc Pr!ca EflactlT Satafdaf Only
May Day Salad 01
Quart can, . .456
Vi calloi ...83c
WESSON OIL
Quart F)e
can,,..-'
aW4f tfCW4 LEARNED mm HURND
Rfrdl l ai tt S.fy awa k fw-faftlaaw
la a laaaat (utey ar M year owy ba I
Skinned Hum, MorreH'i tenderized
whm or lutlf ,,,,,,,,,,, . Hi, 3S
Slab Bacon, Matsra lugar cura, who. or half, ib. 29
Sltceci Bacon, Eastern , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,1b, 35
Beef Roads, blade cuti , , , , lb. 28 J
Trimmed Shoulder Lamb Roat , . , , , lb. 31
Boiling Beef, bruket euU , , lb. 156
Aorted Luncheon Meat lb, 35af
Bologna or Livsr Saatage. lb. 27
Maat Pricaa Eifactir Satafdaf Oalr
luy Wor Stamp sf Sofawoy wrth wtiert yaj mum hr&
Mafic m i tm warn
txt it nium(. to ao st4
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Why don't y&w
faka Ma, Hwrna'i aMat
TfT atuappirig at Sale-way for a tPKttk
oil heap a rsncrti o aanaiga,
YwjTI b aJBaaed bow (it Uvrr pii
up. Pot 5-!twT dowao't marl ar
srtoey? on rpeeiai tern , , , marf
6,'.way itatn it low ptisad a7 da,
Mm Eftatlv la Mdiof 14
AUitnti Stcraa (it, k Mn.ltM
IS, 12, iwOj)ct te aftt. rttaaa