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PAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1943. OF County Court Buys $50,000 Block, Oregon Mutual Same Amount ' A number of Jackson county corporation! have made substan tlal purchases of bonds since the start of the third Victory Loan Drive, according to George T. Frey, county drive chairman. The quota allotted to corpora tions of the county for the pres ent drive is $1,103,000 , The county court has an nounced the purchase of 190,000 in bonds for Jackson county and a substantial purchase has been made by' the California-Oregon Power company here. The com pany has also purchased bonds in Klamath county for the drive. Montgomery Ward & Com pany has allotted a $30,000 pur chase for this county, part of national purchase of $22,000,000 made by the firm, according to H. L. Brown, Medford manager. Purchase of $54,000 in bonds had previously been announced for the Medford district of the Standard Oil company. Another large corporation pur chase was that made by the Ore , gon Mutual Life Insurance com pany and announced by its local , representative, Mrs. Edith Baker. This Oregon' firm, with head quarters in Portland, made a pur chase of $50,000 in this county, part of a $2,000,000 amount made nationally. Officials of the firm stated that they felt the large sum for this county was Justified because of the substan tial amount of business which the company handles in Jackson county, ; Also announced today is the purchase of $25,000 in bonds by the Timber Products company of Medford and a $49,000 purchase by the Jackson County Federal Savings it Loan Association for the present drive. ' Mr. Frey stated today that pur chases by other corporations in the county would be announced from time to time. ' . Mr. Frey also pointed out to day that no Issuing agency of war bonds gets any commission for the sale of the bonds, but : that the issuing firms actually pay from their own accounts the salaries of clerks employed to nanaie the ponds. allied italy assailed F ' London, Sept, 14. AJJD Lord trabolgl, ' labor whip in the 'house of lords, said last night that part of the advantages in . the Italian capitulation already had been through Allied failure to act with greater speed and determination after Benito Mus solini was overthrown. Strabolgi spoke at a dinner honoring Will Rogers, Jr., Cali fornia congressman. He said the "curious and un explained delay" after July 29, the day of Mussolini's fall, gave the Germans 40 days to send troops Into Italy and the Bal kans and prepare for what they - recognized as the inevitable re sult of his overthrow. "The BadogUo government displayed weakness and indeci sion, and failed to give resolute leadership to the Italian people," StrabolBl said. "Why did not we give this lead ourselves?" PLOT REPORTED Washington, Sept. 14 (U.B Judson King, director of the National Popular Government league, charged today that ef forts to force the resignation of Harry Slattery as head of the rural . electrification adminlstra tlon stemmed from "top lead ers" ' of the Rural Electric Co operative association. What's Doing at U.S.O.' Riverside DSO USO clubs have been asked to cooperate with families and friends of service men and wom en overseas, who are to receive special consideration from the War Department in the handling of Christmas parcels and mail, it wis announced today by George Upton, Riverside USO club director. The Christmas mail program is sponsored by the Army Postal Service, offi clals of which asked the USO to cooperate by making facilities available in all its clubs in the United States and by assisting in publicizing the new, relaxed mall regulations.' The new rules allow packages to be sent, during the month ending October 15, without the usual request from the soldier or sailor. Packages must be of regulation size, not more than 15 inches in length nor more than 38 inches in combined length and girth. No packages can weigh more than five pounds. Each parcel must bear the name, rank, serial number, service organization or unit, APO number of the addressee, and the post office through which the parcel Is to be sent. E AND Ml ANTI-NAZI ACTS London, Sept. 14 U. The Germsns have moved swiftly to smash revolt against their rule in Rome, Milan and other cities in northern Italy, it was reported today, and Berlin broadcasts said former Premier Benito Mus solini soon will announce a new Fascist government. Numerous German dlvislont were entering Italy through Lit tle St. Bernard pass between Bourg St. Maurice in French Sa voy and Aosta, the Vichy ra dio said. The German military com mander of Rome acknowledged that serious disorders had broken out In the Italian capital and Is sued a proclamation demanding the immediate surrender of all arms by midnight tomorrow un der penalty of court-martial. The proclamation, broadcast over the Rome radio, blamed "irresponsible criminal elements" for the violence and, admitting by implication that strikes have begun, appealed to the people oi Kome to "resume your occu pations with discipline." Marshal Erwln Rommel, Ger man commander in northern It aly, occupied Milan and arrested the Italian commander, wen. Vit torio Ruggero, yesterday, after overwhelming the garrison . in street fighting, a Swiss dispatch said. Martial taw was ordered. Only 24 hours earlier, 'Rom mel and Ruggero signed an ac cord providing for German con trol of Milan, but specifically stating that Nasi 'troops would not occupy the city, second larg est In Italy. Th German! wen said to havo entered Milan with a for m&tlon of giant Tiger tanks rpearheading the occupation forces. The Milanese fought back with machine guns and rifles until their ammunition was ex hausted, then fled to the sur rounding countryside to continue the struggle. Ti Three additional eases of in fantile paralysis were reported in the county last week, accord ing to the weekly . report of communicable diseases by Dr. A. Erin Merkel, county health officer. This brings to six the number of cases for the year, and Dr. Merkel points out that one of the -cases reported last week was an old one, report of which had been delayed. Of the remaining two cases, one is in Central Point end one in the Lone Pine area. "We have no effective immu nizing agent against Infantile paralysis," the health officer states. "However, certain pre cautions can be taken, by all, especially children. Prevent ex posure by keeping away from crowded and poorly ventilated places; keep away from public places when you are coming down with what appears to be a cold; prevent over-fatigue, un necessary exposure to damp and cold. "In case of headache, stiffness of the neck, fever, nausea or vomiting, consult your family physician early. Worry and ex aggerated rumors neither pre vent infantile paralysis nor help the developed case." In addition to the paralysis cases three new eases of measles were reported, two of whooping cough, two of chickennox, five cases of recurrent malaria, four of gonorrhea and one. case of syphilis. . . Sixty per cent of the nation's quisksilver supply is produced in northern California. Two war bonds, purchased tor $75 each, will give the air force a parachute to save a flier's Ufa. Portland, Ore, Sept, 14 (U.B Charges that negroes have been discharged from Portland shipyards because they refused to join a "Jim Crow" auxiliary of the boilermaker's union will be heard by the president's fair employment practices commit mittee, Julius Rodriguez, presi dent of the Portland Shipyard Workers for Victory Council, announced today. Military Unity Way To Rout-Socialism T.na Annlea. SeBt- 14. flJ.FO A threat ot state socialism can be met by the same coordination between industry, labor and agriculture that the army, navy nnH alp farces are usine to beat the Axis, Sen. Joseph C. O'Ma- honey, D., Wyo., said in an ad dress before the chamber of commerce. The national debt of $210,000. 000,000 (B) can be met by in creased production by Industry, labor and agriculture, he said yesterday, praising industry for the strides made in equipping the nation for war. . Mountain lion are) occasion ally killed in Alameda county, less than 60 miles from San Francisco. Dm stall Tttbune Want Ada. 1 SMITH TALK OPPOSED Denver, Sept. 14 U.R The city council today demanded cancellation of a contract to permit Gerald L. K. Smith, na tional director of the America First party, to speak in the Den ver auditorium after branding Smith a "trouble-maker" and "in clter of race riots." Florida products 60 vegetables and 75 varieties of fruits and nuts sold commercially. ill COLLEEN HOPE DANCE STUDIO ) Dancing of All Types for Everyone.,, Evenings by Appointment SPARTA BLDG. Call 3970 or 9042 SAN DIEGO FIRE CHECKED San Diego. Seot. 13 U.R Civilian fire-flghtera aided by soldiers and marines tonight brought under control a brush and small timber fire ten miles east of here after It had de stroyed one large ranch home and seriously damaged ten avoca do groves. ns tlr to oiMtity. 9:80 Saturday aitarnoon TELLS HIS CUSTOMERS ABOUT ALL-BRAN And How It Helped Relieve His Constipation ( Hera's a really mtViaslastie let ter you'll want to read I Td fBfft rd for jaar. with soatrrpatiMt. Took anrrlalne from wit. to amator oik and (til run down, alwaira taking m many phrdea. Then, two wotka aao. 1 found out about ALIBRArI. Sine boon oating ALL-BRAN. I aT BoaM no phnloa, and am rurtlng to ftal Uko a n.w maa. I'm lolling mf cuitomtr on mj milk rout bout roar wonderful product," Mr, Loot Swaila, llll N. Wlltoa Sk, Palla ra. What's the secret of such re port of ALL-BRAN's results? Simply that ALL-BRAN la on of Naturt's most afTectlr source of certain "calluloalo" alamenta lack ef which in sufficient quantities is a common cause of constipation! They help th f rltndljr colonic flora fluff up and prepare th eolonlo contents for aaur, natural elimina tion. ALL-BRAN Is not a cathar tic 1 It doasnl "iwaap you out"! It la a gentle-acting, rtulatingM food I If this Is your trouble eat ALL-BRAN regularly, drink plenty of water. Be If you dont cheer it welcome relleil Insist on eeniims ALL-BRAN, rr.ado only ta .Ml'.i. ftWs c 1 M Last Call for Home Canning We always have wound up the canning season at home by making sauerkraut. Probably the reason Is because the late) cabbage as a rule seems so much better end is so firm. Homemade sauerkraut makes me think of all the good-tasting Fall and Winter dinners we are going to have. Our favorite is sauerkraut with weiners or spareribs and dumplings (made right on top the' kraut), sliced onions in vinegar, with .baked apple and ginger bread for ueasert. TO MAKI KRAUT IN JARS "Mix shredded cabbage with salt, using i tablespoon salt to each quart cab bage. Pack firmly into sterilized glasa Jan, fill with cold water, adjust covers fairly tight. Store in comfortably warm place (7S to 86 F.) and where pos sible overflow of liquid will do no harm. If scum forms, remove it. The kraut will ferment or cure for a few days, and will be ready to use in a month. At that time, drain off juice, heat to boiling, pour over kraut again, and seal tight. Do not process. SAUERKRAUT 20 lbs. cabbage , lb. Ci oup) cooking salt . Select firm, mature heads of cabbage. Remove outer leaves; wash well; quar ter, remove core; slice very fine. Mis 6 lbs. (about llA qta.) shredded cab bage with 2 os. OH tbspe.) salt; place in deep crock or tight wooden keg; tamp down firmly with wooden masher. Repeat until all cabbage is used. Pre down, cover with clean white cloth, then with plate or round wooden board small enough to fit down inside crock; weight down with a clean rock to keep - cabbage covered with brine that forma. Keep in a warm place, 75 to 86" F. inspect each day; remove scum with spoon; rinse cloth in clear water. Kraut will be "cured" (appearance and taste will tell) I 10 to 20 day, de pending upon amount of cabbage and temperature. Kraut may be left iri crock or keg all winter, in a cold celler or basement (take care to remove any scum) or it may be canned from 1 to 3 months ' after curing. To can: drain off juice, pack cold kraut into hot aterilized fruit jars to H inch from top; heat juice to boiling, pour over kraut, seal, (tore in cool dark place. Do not process. Note. Cooking salt is salt without a filler and come in bags. .. ALL ABOUT HOMI CANNINO .. If you haven't a copy of my Handbook of Home Canning, 1943 edition, then send for your copy today and let it help you wind up the canning season in grand style. To get your copy, just send 15c to me at Box 6G0-CB, Oakland 4, California. Dtnti Safeway Homtmaken' Burtam Farm-FresA Produce There's still time to preserve more good fresh food, at home it'll taste mighty good next winter! Safeway's pro duce is rushed as fast as possible from farm to store.' Just right for home canning! Take advantage of it this week. POTATOES 50-lb. sack 85c KLAMATH NETTED GEMS CANTALOUPE, any size -lb. 5c ORANGES, Sunkist, all sizes lb. 9c CABBAGE -lb. 3c IIELOIIS swr" lb, 7c DANISH SQUASH 3 lbs. 23c EDWARDS WHOLE ROAST COFFEE.. NOB HILL COFFEE ............................ SOAP FLAKES, Ivory... . PEANUT BUTTER, Real Roast.. PEANUT BUTTER, Beverly 2lbs - rimf'ti anmwn PEANUT BUTTER, Sklppy .... OLIVES, Lindsay Jumbo MUSTARD, French's Yellow.. ...1-lb. pkg. 36a .. .Mb. bag 25e .......U'a-o. pkg. 23e . 2-lb. Jar 55e Mb. Jar 3 le .................57e .Mb. Jar40e ........ pint glass 30c , ...............9-oz. Jar 13c BACK THE ATTACK FLOUR, Drifted Snow, . 50-lb. sack $2.36 . 49-lb. sack .'. $2.31 24V4-lb. sack ...... . $1.15 FLOUR, Cold Medal, 24 Yi lb. sack ...$1.21 FLOUR, Harvest Blossom, - 24V. sack $1.11 PANCAKE FLOUR, Aunt Jemima, 2Va-lb. pkg 21c PANCAKE FLOUR, Suzanna, 20-oz. pkg. 9e 40-oz. pkg. 15c 3i-lb. pkg 19c SALT, Morton's plain or Ibdized, 26-oz. pkg 8e MOLASSES, Green Brer Rabbit, 24-oz. glass 28c RICE, M J B white or brown, 2-lb. pkg .25c CORN MEAL, Albert yellow, 1 0-lb. bag .... . . 44c 5-lb. bag 23e MACARONI or SPAGHETTI, Golden Graln......27- oz. pkg. 22c Red Stamp Value 's Borwn Stamp "A" In Ration Book III. for mata, oils. iats. ate., is good this weak! Bring all three oi your ration books when you ihopl Point Value . . 1R CHERUB MILK, tan cans, 3 for 28c 1R..CANNED MILK, Borden's, tall cans -........4 for 39c ViR MILK, Borden's or Cherub, - baby tins .......... ... . 4R OLEOMARGARINE, Par key, I -lb. pkg. ........................ 4R OLEOMARGARINE, Sunny Bank Mb. pkg. 19c 12R SHORTENING, Jewel 3 lbs. 61c SAFMAY MEATS BUY WAR BONDS PORK SAUSAGE ... . Lb. 33c GROUND BEEF ..... Lb. 29c BEEF ROAST Lb. 28c SHORT RIBS OF BEEF, lb. 21c SIRLOIN STEAKS . . Lb. 39c HAMS, half or whole lb. 35c VM .1 ' Ufl r JL " V7 ' Y.mEScuueriA wxd wtfTttusw I AU, KkiHT. MMY THOUGHT iRil ' . f fl W Ot TMISI Jrjw''' I wu kxo susah you we ' -vfi outhts at etVVV I -RATION ; TlMi,Q.TAii : Sugar Stamps 14-IS-18 (S lb. II ach) good now and until Oct 31 H Blue Stamps B-S-T and U-V-W good now. (R-S-T expire Sep- 1 . ...teuber 20). 1 a na oiamps Ai-a, ana Draws su I Stamp A good now tor meats, I fats. oil. cheese, canned mt, JB .25c I canned fish and canced milk. H Help th Axla ffl uy War Stamps U and Sends Retvlarty H reuTTWl VV lw I I nm. TH PEANUT BUTTE OS-V L-il T V a7v y "Cf. ' -A yV I I n a ivmi .t uchu un r 1 CANADA DRY SPARKLING WATER 32-oz. bottle 20c HILLS COFFEE ....Mb. glass 33c AIRWAY COFFEE......Mb. pkg. 21c ! 3-lb.pkg.S9c SHREDDED WHEAT, Nabisco, pkg. .. , .11 HONEYMAID GRAHAM . CRACKERS 2-lb. pkg. 35e CORN FLAKES, Alber's, 6-oz. pkg. ....................5c MATCHES, Favorite Ctn. 23c BAB-O-CLEANSER, 1 6-oz. cans ........ 2 for 25c MELO CLEANSER, 12-oz. pkg. 10c CRYSTAL WHITE CHIPS, 5-lb. pkg 42c WHITE MAGIC V2 gal. 19c Blue Stamp Values Point Value 4 CAMPBELL'S Vegetable Soup 10-oz. can 12c 3 TOMATO SOUP, Rancho, lO'i-oz. can . .......7e 3 TOMATO JUICE, Sunny Dawn No. 2 can 10c 4 V-8 VEGETABLE COCKTAIL, 46-oz. can . . 29c IS CHILI SAUCE, Moneta, 12V2-OZ. bottle 17c 27 PEACHES, Highway sliced, No. 2Y2 can 21c 21 PEARS, Harper House, ' No. 2Yt can . ,,, , $ There's a Copy Ready for You, Tee It's amazing, how many deliciaua ways there are to.prepare peanut butter! Get your free copy of Mrs. Wright'a leaflet today, at Safeway. , SAFEWAY o
