Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 26, 1944, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextmSWDRIH - G IVES TALK ON RECENT TRIP TO EUROPE i .Congressman Tells Junior High Students of Expert . ences in Visit to Front. ,; Congressman Harris Ells worth, Republican candidate for re-election, arrived In Medford today where he will remain un- til Friday night. He will return by Tuesday to speak before the Ro t tary club and will speak at the Teachers Institute in Ashland cn November 3. -; Introduced by Principal Glenn Linn, Ellsworth spoke at Junior ! h t g h school at 1 o'clock this afternoon, on his trip to the Eu ropean war front. : Goes to Europe .1' The congressman was one of ' a group of ten members of the ' house of representatives who made the trip across the Atlantic !ln a flying boat operated by the British Overseas Transportation ' ' company. Leaving the United States September 9, the group .arrived In Ireland and went from there to London by train and boat. He described the ter '. rible devastation in London, . where in almost every block a .bomb had struck at some time rhirinrf fh war TvTnf fActmn. tive, he said, are the buzz ' bombs, "the most terrible and " ,. hideous thing ever devised by 4b man." These bombs, the speaker said, are not devised as a mili . tary weapon, but designed -for the destruction of civilians. He gave as his opinion that these : buzz-bombs are something the British people will remember : jor a long ume. Ellsworth told of hearing at , least two of these bombs each ', day he was In London and de scribed the sound of their ap proach and explosion. Visits France After ten days in England, , the party was invited by Gen. Eisenhower to visit the beaches and operations of the American forces in France. The scenes at the "Omaha" and "Utah" beaches were, to the eongress . man, the highlight of the entire trip. He told of seeing the cliff where the Rangers climbed to ,' wipe out German gun emplace ments. From one cliff still dangled a rope ladder, shot there from a mortar, on the end of I ! 1 1- 1 1 1 1 I which Oil miuiur Biuwiy ujcucu like an umbrella to attach It self to the cliff. Ellsworth told of the pride shown- by both army and navy commanders in the men of the two services who are working I together as one service. From Cherbourg, where the Germans made every effort to destroy the port, more supplies were brought in than anyone thought possible. Congressman Ellsworth told of the Bed Ball supply highway which can carry supplies from the port to the front In two and half days. Lauds Elienhower He described Gen. Eisenhower as "one of the world's greatest men." In Paris the congressmen were taken Into the war room, the walls of which were com pletely lined with charts and maps of the battlefronts. Sur geon General Haley told them that 00 per cent of the wounded men who get medical attention fully recover. Outcome of War In answer to the often-asked question about the end of the war, Ellsworth said that he has reached two conclusions: There Is no doubt as to the outcome of the war for the Germans cannot muster enough strength to withstand the force of the Allied thrust. The congressman said that he saw no possibility of the end of the war before the first of the year, although the precision bombing of the pres ent weeks may have hit a vital life-line that could stop the war much sooner. Incandescent; lamps generate about four times as much heat as fluorescent. Daily Weather Report Forecast! Mtford and vicinity: Partly cloudy tonight and Friday; lltue chanja In temperature. Oregon: Clear tn the Mat: partly cloudy tn western portion tonlsht and Friday, with morning fog or drlizle west of Cascades. Llttia change in temperature. Local Data Temperature a year ago today: Highest, 67; lowest, 43. Total monthly precipitation. .78 Inches. Deficiency for the month, .37 inches. Total precipitation since September 1. 1944, f 58 Inchej. Deficiency for the season, 12 Inches. RelaUve humidity at 4:30 p. m. yes terday, 44 "V; 4 30 today. 82. Tomorrow Sunrise. 4-38 a. m.: sunset. S:13 p. tn. Past 24 hours: Hih Low Free. Boise 77 Boston 70 Chicago 64 uenver , , 73 Eureka . Havre Los Angelea Medford New York Omaha Phoenix Portland Reno . , 74 . 72 . 87 Roseburg Salt Lake San Francisco Seattle Spokane , 85 . 67 80 81 S7 70 Washington, D. C. 71 Yakima , 67 41 81 38 41 53 30 53 41 49 38 82 45 58 44 38 54 40 38 48 S7 FARMERS ATTENTION We are now ready with new equipment to do any of the following work Plowing Grain Grinding Discing Hay Chopping M. G. Mayo & Son Phone 5166 suaseswl Friday, Saturday and Hallowe'en Special GOBLIN CAKE -Deep chocolate and bright orange in color equisitely light and rich in fla vor. The ideal cake for your party. (A favorite Betty Crocker recipe) P. S. Remember, Hallowe'en would not be complete without Pumpkin Pies, Chocolate, Orange, plain or powder ed sugared donuU. For Trick or Treat Pastries and Cookies GRAND JURY REPORT EXPECTED TOMORROW The grand Jury, E. C. Faber, Central Point, foreman, is ex pected to make a report tomor row, District Attorney George W. Neilson said today. The body has Investigated more than a dozen criminal matters, since their sessions opened last Mon day. A number of criminal mat ters pending for two or three months have been probed. Some of these will be deferred, the district attorney said, until new evidence can be received. ANGLER FINED $25 ON PERMIT FALSIFICATION John A. Eberhardt, charged with falsification of angler's li cense, was fined $25 and costs In Justice court. He paid part of his fine and costs and promised to pay the remainder Saturday. Eberhardt, it developed from the state police report, has been working here for six months, but has no auto registration card or driver's license. A complain charging Carol Corcoran with hunting on en closed land was also filed in Jus tice court yesterday. KEPT ON GOINO New York. Oct. 26 (U.R) Michael O'Connor, 43, was In such a rush to get to bed after a night shift in a shipyard that he dashed over a freshly waxed floor to the window, Jerked it up and kept on going. A clothes line six floors below broke his fall and limited his injuries to a broken leg. , IMHAUSEN INJURED IPfY EXPLOSION OF MOTOR Morris Imhausen, Old Pacific highway, was the victim of freak accident last night when a small electric motor be was repairing exploded and cut severe gnshes In his head. Mr. Imhausen was found uncon scious on the kitchen floor by his wife, who was unable to ex plain Just what occurred. Mr. Imhausen was taken to the Sacred Heart hospital by am bulance where he was still un conscious this morning. FRIDAY TJsTdAY" FOR " ABSENT BALLOT MAIL Tomorrow Is the final day for mailing of absentee ballots to either persons In the military services or civilian 1lfe7 the county clerk reports. Both sol dier and civilian applications have been coming rather brisk ly this week, including a good sized lot of soldier applications this morning. No absentee bal lots will be mailed after Octo ber 27, In any state, AD CHIEF SUICIDES Nw York, Oct. 38 U.R Thomas E. Blackmore, 41, ad vertising' firm executive, was found dead yesterday in his Ho- PARTS and SERVICE for all Makes ot WASHERS and REFRIGERATORS YOUNGER'S APPLIANCE SERVICE CO. 31 N. Bartlett Phone 2419 Thursday. Oct. .8, 1944 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBTrTB 9ZYTK tel Mayfalr suite from what police (aid was a self-inflicted bullet wound. Police said ha sought a reconciliation Tuesday night with his wife, Terry Law lor, night club singer and Holly wood beayty, who Is known as the Irish thrush. She had planned divorce, they said. Closing ma tor Sunday Too Let to Cleislf; 6:30 Saturdal sJUTBOOn Pleaae remember. Reserve Blended ntilska; . SS Proof S7l4 Oram Neutral Spirits. Tha Lanaitowna Distillery Havre de Once M -k - j-CPHfiZYrB Broil sW" III 111 III i'MllnP Pi W fK-k'V OZi " Md. .VJ - ...... a HALLOWEEN PARTY Good food Guarantees A Successful Party COFFEES EDWARDS COFFEE, Vacuum pack 1 -lb. glass Jar 21c HILLS or M, J. B COFFEE 1-lb. jar 25c NOB HILL COFFEE 1-lb. bag 19e; 2 lbs. 37c AIRWAY COFFEE Mb. bag 16e; 3 lbs. 47c National Apple Week.., Apples are of tiptop quality now! Take advantage of Safeway's stocks buy them by the pound, economically enjoy apples ' this week! Delicious Extra Fancy Ealing Apples bok lb. For bobbing, too. Cooking Apples For pies, sauce, dumplings for Jonathans, Fancy. CANTERBURY TEA MINCE MEAT NONE SUCH BRAND POPCORN MORE ZIP 9'c 25c Pint Jar NU MADE MAYONNAISE DUCHESS SALAD DRESSING p 23c TANG SALAD DRESSING 24o BR Cider S 45c X Tansy, tasty flavor of sweet apples . I . Si Cakes ft 5s Delicious Freih and light as i Vf " home baked cake pA '.-Pound AO- BLUE BELL AL . Large nr I I Package HOC POTATO CHipS Bag ZOC U Fresh stocks b-y lots of 'em j l 25;"'37o butter Crsckcrs pkg! 19c I S The original "party cracker" i V? " io.o. 17. Si"?TER Crackers Iff 19c m Can I I V Round, tasty butter-flake mXA a m Queen Olives Los Olivos Brand 3-oi. Bottle 13c Cucumber Pickles HEINZ tr 26c Peanut Boiler Howdy, Coarse Grind Jar 2 45c Peanut Butler Real Roast, rag. grind jar 2 1 35c Roasted Peanuts Fresh! & 29c Seedless Raisins pk'g. 25c Nectar Raisins I Be Pickles Llbb7H2Tfl":.d,styU 30c Salted Peanuts Kg!' 4c Ferro OQn No. 2ia tin 3C Beevill. ' CO. 21b. glass Guava Jelly Honey Beverages s7i."il74A",:d- 49c Plus Bottle Deposit C H B O-l-,,- 14-os. 7 vaidtiU bottle I Iv tO TOMATO CHERUB MILK, Tall Cans 3 for Case of 48 (1 pt. per $3.98 can) 25 ROYAL SATIN Guaranteed Shortening O lb. w Jar 59c PANCAKE FLOUR Aunt 2 '-4 -lb. Jemima pkg. 25c Sno-WhiteSaltPIa,nerI0pdkVd7c Heinz Ketchup MoV. 21c Bouquet b40f,r. 41c Sunny Skies Green )Rn No. 2 can WwG Kitchen Asparagus Baby Food tSU 3 rr 20c All Bran, Kellogg's 19c Duff's Waffle Mix 23c Su-Purb Soap SX; 39c Purex Bleach ?'u 25c And when It comes to meat! Ahhhl Safeway's where you get real values quality for quality. GUARANTiED PR0DVCF Safeway product) Is priced by the pound-' you pay only for what you need and buy! VEAL SIRLOIN STEAK Z. lb. 36c VEAL SHLDR. STEAK 3. lb. 28c VEAL RUMP ROAST Z. lb 33c VEAL SHLDR. ROAST lb. 28c Sr BEEF ROAST lb. 27c LAMB or VEAL STEW Z. lb. 18c SHORT RIBS BEEF c';'. lb. 19c GROUND BEEF lb. 28c GRAPES CARROTS CAULIFLOWER CRANBERRIES POTATOES LOCAL TOKAYS LONG, SANTA MARIAS SNOWBALL HEADS LARGE COAST BERRIES KLAMATH GEMS U.S. No. 2 4" 25c lb. 15c Ih. 33c 50 98c A lot to do with AnnfAcli NO ONI NEEDS a redpe to enjoy a good eatfnf apple, whether the occasion be Hallowe'en or Juitt any day at all. But for apples that are bettef when cooked, here are appetizing suggestions. GLAZED BAKED APPLES (Them are the kind you get in fine restaurant but there's nothing complicated about preparing them): Wash 6 large baking apples, remove blos som ends, and core about 2 inches deep. Fill each cavity with 1 or 2 thsps. sugar, dnsh of cinnamon and nutmeg. Place in baking dish, with small amount of. water. Bake in moderate oven (375 F.) about 45 minutes. Make syrup of 1 cup sugar and I cup water; boil 5 minutes. Remove cover for last 15 minutes of baking, end basta frequently with syrup. Serve warm or cold, with cream or chilled custard sauce. CATSUP APPLES v Core, but in not peel cooking apples. Cut In half crosswise, and place in baking dish, cut side up. Top each half with Yi tbsp. catsup and H tbsp. butter or margarine. Add enough writer to cover the bottom of the dish. Bake in moderate oven (.150 F.) for about 30 minutes. Just before sero Lng, turn tha cut sides of the apples down, to absorb the juice. (8 Sajtway Uomemaktrt' Bureau JDUA LEE WRIGHT. I : Vintage Wines Genuine aged wines Imported from the Islands ot Madeira. Original cases, bottles and labels! "BOAL" 17 Yrs. Old JJ-oi. Bok $239 "Verdel Ho' 14 Yrs. Old 25-oi. Bot. $233 HOW FtfeSrt & FRESH P OXYDOL RIO DUZ 2P4 19c ..j. a-i. yn. AKti j sVimA . WHEN A (OO0 RIPE APPL6 THOSE FINE-BATINJ apples COSS OPP THE TRES, THEN ITsJ ARE RUSHED f ROM OKuHAI?0 REAUy FINE EAflN3 TO STORE, FAST A3 POSSIBL. Ivory Soap Large Bart 3 " 29c Personal Ivory 2 Cakes 9c AND THEY'RE PUT ON OlSaAY where you can saecr EXACTLY THE ONES YOU WANT. THEY TASre GOOO1 6ECAUS6 WHEN YOU BUY 'EM AT SAFEWAY, THEYfCS NATUKAaV FRESH Yet, Naturally Fresh Produce Is a Safeway Feature! The fruits and vegetables you buy at Snfewsy are just as fresh as can be. Chosen for quality rushed to the tore displayed for you in all their delicious natural freshness! Stock up today! SAFEWAY LL,:..'.,:"j?T javasvaat