Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 04, 1945, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextT Athens, Jan. 4 U.KA new government took up the task to day of attempting to bring peace to hungry, revolt-torn Greece. Among tint problem! on the agenda was the demand of the left-wing, revolutionist ELAS that the Grsek gendarmarie and and national guard be disarmed as a precondition for its own disarmament. ELAS leaden already have signified their willingness to cease resistance against the Brit ish and other Greek forces if that demand is met. They con tend that the gendarmarie and national guard actually are a private rightist army. A British communique said "good progress" had been made by British and Greek govern ment forces in clearing ELAS troops from central and eastern Athens, with a number of pris oners rounded up. Regent Archbishop Damaskl nos swore in the new govern ment yesterday. Headed by Gen. Nicholas Plastiras, who retained four other portfolios, it com prises six more ministers and five "working undersecretaries." (A BBC broadcast said the cabinet was liberal, but likely to be uncompromising in its at titude to the extreme lettj Livestock San Francisco, Jan. 4 (UP) Uv vtockt Cattle, 130. Active, vtronf with Wed nesday's 35o advance: good and choice fed steers quoted 919.A0916; range cows $11(912.25, common cows 99.9010 11. rannpM and cutters sharolv high er. 5.258.73: medium sausage bulla 110 10.50. Calves. 10. Hogs, 263. Fully steady; few loads and packages good to choice 200-270-pound barrows and gllta 915.75. me dium it.f3, iowi acuve, luuy iicouy one lot choice $14.25, good brining 914. sneep. so. Active, tuny ouc nigner Choice absent, quoted $16.30 or above. vnutua a use 111, tjuuira fio.u or nuuvo. Late Wednesday package mixed full- wooieat xamos ana yearlings 10, Chicago, Jan. 4 (UP) WTA Livestock: Hods. IB. 000 comnletsi clearance. Good and choice 160 pounds and over bows ceiling. Cattle, 9,000; calves, 1.000; choice fed steers and yearlings scarce: bulk 913.25(315.75; top around 917; largely cow run; good beef cows steady; can nets and cutters weak to 35 cents lower; vealers $13.30 down; stock ers and feeders 810(912 mostly. Sheep, 8,000; no good and choice fed wooled western lambs sold early, best bid 915 40; medium and good Portland Produce Portland, Jan. 4 (UP) Wholesale produce market prices: .E.ST-T.0 retailers: AA, extra large. BSC, AA, lame, 54ci A, large, 53c; A, mediums, 47c; (mail . (pullet), tic Squash Hubbard, S4)(e Bound. Chicago Wheat ( PI 4 ... n Tan A ITIBI VTT . . Open High Low Clow Xl ,fS2 !! ''. S. T. DAIHV PBirr San Francisco, Jan. 4 (U.B xrairy marKei: ' Butter) 93 score 43 M 42 He, 90 score 42Vie, 89 score Cheese Wholesale price loafs 27.Bc! trlnlota 57 5 ESBS Lara, eraria A 1U, large grade B 42V4e, medium grade A 48V4c, small grade A Wall Street New York, Jan. 4 (U.B Stocks rose to new seven-year nigns in the general average again today following a brief digestion period In the early trading. Volume, still above a million shares, was lighter than the previous session, but the market breadth enlarged In scope. Liquor shares were particular ly active and strong following an estimate that the distillers will be able to turn out as much as 86,000,000 proof gallons of rye and bourbon whisky, gin and blending spirits in the Jan' uary production holiday granted by the war production board. Today's closing prices on se lected stocks: American Tel. tt Tel,..', 184 Anaconda 30V4 Chrysler 95Va Curtiss Wright 6V4 General Electric , 40 General Motors 64 Montgomery Ward 81V4 Penn. R. R. 34 Phillips Petroleum -, 4814 J. C. Penney 109 Radio 10 Southern Pacific , 42 Standard Oil of Cal. 89 Texas Gulf Sulphur 37 Transamerica - 11 United Aircrafts 32 U. S. Rubber 82 U. S. Steel 61 cattle Xmas . , . k r KV. TO EAST MARTS Shippers report D'AnJou pears, last of the winter vari eties, are now going to eastern markets at the rate of IS to 28 cars per week. The post-holiday lull is somewhat slowing the movement, the shippers report. Shipments will string along un til mid-April or the first of May. Last of the Christmas gift pack ages were dispatched last week, mostly on late orders. Orchard work Is now eon- fined chiefly to pruning, with many growers ordering their early spring spray materials. Cloalng time tor Classined Ads S a. m. Too Lata to Classify 1340 p m. MONEY TO LOAN! On JEWELRY. CAMERAS and MUSICAL INSTRU MENTS. Used and unre deemed Jewelry at great savings PEOPLES LOAN CO. 229 E. Main Street State License P 137 (Acme TeUphoto) Ma. Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, 42-year-old native of Kansas City, Ma sits behind the wheel of Jeep h drove through German lines wlti fellow officers to Join his men In be sieged Bastogne, France, after fly ing from Washington Christmas Eve when be heard that town was en circled by Nazis. SET FOR FRIDAY Mrs. Esther Merritt Sander son passed away at her home, 16 Ross court, early Wednesday morning after several months' illness. She was born In Central Point, August 8, 1893, a daugh ter of Professor and Mrs. J. W. Merritt, early pioneers of south ern Oregon. She attended grade school in Central Point, then St. Helen s nail, Fortiana, ana com pleted her education at Anna Head school, Berkeley, Cal. While living in Berkeley she was united in marriage to B. L Sanderson, who survives. They moved to Tacoma, Wash., re maining there until 1922, when they returned to southern Ore gon. She had been a member of the Presbyterian church most of her life and was a member of the Eastern Star, Nevita chap ter, Central Point. Surviving, besides her hus band, is a son," John, with the U. S. army overseas, and brother, George H.- Merritt, Jacksonville. Services will be In the Con ger-Morris chapel at 2:30 p. m Friday with the Rev. Harry Han sen officiating. Interment will be in the family plot in Jackson ville cemetery. SUSAN PETERS REMAINS IN SERIOUS CONDITION San Diego. Calif., Jan. 4-flJ.R) Screen Actress Susan Peters was reported still in serious con dition today after receiving blood transfusion for a bullet wound. The actress, wife of Coast Guard Lt. Richard Quine, was shot accidentally through the lung during a New Year's hunt ing trip, and an emergency oper ation was required to remove the ballet, lodged in her spine. OBITUARY MRS. JOHN S. NORWOOD Mrs. John S. Norwood, moth er of Mrs. Gilbert Stuart, of 18 Modoc, passed away at a local hospital Wednesday evening. A complete obituary will be pub lished later through the Perl Funeral Home. A large portion eat the beef cattle of the valley has been shippeM to California pastures, County Agent Robert G. Fowler reports. Turkey dealers say bulk of the turkey production of Jose phine and Jackson counties, es timated at approximately 125, 000 birds has been sold and shipped. Some plants plan to kill and ship the coming week. Camp White Dance Schedule Thunder Regular Informal Service elub No. 3. Rhythmalres. dance at Music by Closing time for CUastfled I Ada a. nv-T Too Late to ClaaUfy UJO p. m. "Athland Potior To Speak Here Tonight Gordon LIndsey," pastor-evangelist of Ashland, will be guest speaker at the Assembly of God church, 11 S. Newtown street, at 7:48 tonight. The Rev. Mr. Lindsey came to Ashland from the evangelistic field where he was successful Gospel worker. The church in Ashland has been doubled in all depart ments in the past few months. AU are extended a cordial welcome for the services. GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF CHURCH WOMEN FEB. 19 Next general assembly of the Medford Council of Church Women will be Feb. 19, to ob serve the World Day of Prayer, it was stated today. The spirit- pTfal life committee, of wnTEh I . . .J ! ! has charge of arranging the pro gram for this occasion. Mrs. A. H. Gregory, president of the council, announces that the annual business meeting will be held the same day and will Include reports from all committees as well as election of officers for the coming year. CENTENARIAN DIES ' Los Angeles, Jan. 4 (U.ft Mrs. Mary McMahon, centenar ian who cam to this country as DCST-iaJOVU home femedv for relieving miseries of eniiarens coins. Thursday. Jan. 4, 1141 MEDFOB MAIL TRIBWrE TS a child and participated In some of its colorful early western life today was dead at the age of 101. Mrs. McMahon came to the United States from Dunmore, Ireland, as a child and moved to Los Angeles 30 years ago. NOW OPEN! TAKE -IT -EASY LOOSE Dint and Daiee Open Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday One-Half Mil Up Savage Creek rar.7 six SHOPS XASIIAIIDCOT Without Painful Barker fc afsaf paffcm relkrv nasxiiLg backa-Af trnldfiy. ob tber diseorcr that tfaa rasaf csoss of tiwtr troubia may bm una siifa Tba kidneys at Natiin s chief way oi fa fast tbs iiBiM adds and uti ouS trf i blood Tiwp aatp boss BMp piss al f' ..... . .. to nmua in your b to lap paias km of pep and aaarcyt faUisi nii&ia, aavUiBfl, puffinw undsr ths t asadschM and oissinaas, Fiaqusos ar sa naMstMa with unsuiiriaT wn n it mi fag ai lima shows th is soaatiaiag wrong i your auoxMya or Diaoatjr. Don't waitl Aak your dnicflst for Doaa Fttla. used auoOMthilLy by millions (or ova 40 jreata. Tboy aivo happy relief and will halm tba 14 mil of bdnfjy tuba Hush out pdaed oos wasta Iron your blood. Gt Poaa s TUfc Usa MaU Trtbun Want Adav 97 WOMEN IN LEGISLATURE Concord, N. H. (U.R) The New Hampshire legislature largest state lawmaking body in the nation will have an all-time record total of 37 women mem bers during its 1945 session. The last legislature had 30 women members. Cloalng Urns for Sunday Too Late to Classify 5:30 Saturday afternoon Please remember. r PASTEURIZED SKIM MILK ADDS TO ITS GOODNESS ...nuACARINt 1- III mi"" M , ft MM feWbdssaj Vary your maalt in '43 The difference between an ordinary everyday meal and one that's deliriously appetizing is often a simple idea. So plan to watch Safeway ads in '45 they offer ideas and recipes for variety in meals that make them tempting and exciting. A Lot To Do About Ground Heat There's a difference in the pan-frying and broil ing times for the various kinds of ground meat. Beef and veal require the same cooking time but lamb and pork take a bit longer. When tiro or more kinds of ground meat are mixed together, " the time is gauged by the kind of meat in the largest proportion. However, when there's fresh pork in the combination it'a advisable to follow the timing given, for pork must be cooked thor oughly. GROUND BHP AND VIAL Because of their leanness, ground beef and veal are benefited by the addition of fat or liquid, such as suet, eggs, or evaporated milk. Eggs and evap orated milk also act as binders to help hold the ground beef and veal together after they're cooked. ' , Tests show the best results are obtained by using 2 eggs or 4 tablespoons of evaporated mUk or 4 tablespoons of suet for each pound of ground beef or veaL 14 pound beef or veal pattie, broiled or pan-fried, should be cooked about. 10 minutes 6 minutes on each side. GROUND LAMB It isn't necessary to add any binding ingredients to ground lamb for it holds its shape when , cooked. However, the addition of a little chopped bacon contributes a delectable flavor and adds the fat that is needed. For patties and mock cutlet and chop of aver age thickness that are to be pan-fried or broiled, it is best to allow about 30 minutas 15 minutes for each 'aide. GROUND niSM PORK Ground pork is often confused with fresh pork sausage. The difference lies in the fact that saus age contains spices and soaeoninp while ground fresh pork does not. A binding ingredient or extra fat is not required for ground pork because it is tender and juicy enough without any additions. It takes at least 20 minutes for pan-frying or broiling of fresh pork patties of average thickness and it is important that they be well don throughout. RICIM OF THI WmC CRIAMID GROUND MIATi Saute 1 lb. ground meat, H cup finely diced onion, in 2 tablespoons shortening until meat and onion are browned. Break meat apart aa it cooks. Blend in 4 table spoons of flour, season to taste. Gradually add S cups milk, stirring constantly. Cook until thick. Serve on toast cubes, in pastry cases, in noodle ring or over steamed nee. Serves 6. Sofewtty HomemakenJ Bmrt, JUUA LXX WUGRT, New Reduced Point Values en DEEF STEAKS! Pork Loin Roast 1.1 X7X ! 29c Pork Sausage SSES? lb. 23c Beef Roasts IZ lb. 23c Prime Rib Roast .cBJb. 25c Pork Sausage (2 "points lb.) lb. 32c Link Sausage Zi,) lb. 41c Fresh Oysters ..... pt. 65c Sliced Halibut..... lb. 43c SALMON lb. 41c Sliced trash aaeh Friday from the Northern waters, (Point Free). RED STAMPS Q5 Ihru X5 GOOD NOW (For 10 Pointt Each) SAUERKRAUT For tempting ajulck lunch Serve with our d uclous Werners. WEINERS ..... Made fresh dally (2 points). Qt. 15c i with our d lb. 37c omzw was The items listed below are just a few of our low, everyday shelf prices, not "specials"..,. Note how much you save . . . day in, week out Buy all your foods at Safeway. 2-lb. Jar 32-os. Glass Jib. Jar U-os. Tin Quart Bottle PEANUT BUTTER 3y.t Beverly. In kitchen-sealed Jars. HONEY Beevllle. MOLASSES Grandma's, MARMALADE Tibbstts Brook. TANG 'Canned Mut. APPLE JUICE Mew West fresh apple taste. PRUNE JUICE IS Sunsweet from st.wed prunes TOMATO JUICE 4c?n" Sunny Dawn fey. (3 blue stamps) TOMATO CATSUP Red Hill 3 blue stamps) POTTED MEAT Llbby's for sandwiches. Baby Foods 'Jn Helns itralnad. Potato Chips Blue Bell. Small Fkg. 45 58' 37' 29 25' 27' 2T 12' 6' 20' 10' EDWARDS COFFEE Your guarantee oi complete coffee satisfaction. W2Zc L4Sc Drip or Rsgular. Hills or MJB Coffs lb Jar 27e Golden West lb. Jar J7e Pork,& Beans VAN CAMPS ' 14c 27-ei. Can No. 2 Jumbo Hew Packl SUGAR BELLE PEAS No. 1 Can 2 bL .tamps 16c KARO SYRUP Blue Label. Oood recipes eaU lor It. Plenty now available. 5-lb. jar 39c TEA BAGS Bos of 4B Baas Canterbury Orange Pekoe. t-lb. Bag 36' 49' 20' AIRWAY COFFEE Mild, mellow, whole bean. Nob Kill Coffee Rich, full flavor, whole bean. Shredded Wheal Pkg. I I V Nabisco, whole wh.at biscuits. I Post Braa Rakes lOo Delicious erunehy c.resi. u m 0 ; am flakes & qo KeUogg'a Good any mealum. ,- . w : ALBERS r ARMA Vka? 1 70 Pearls ot Wheat. Pancake Flour Sperry's. WHITE FLOUR Harvest Blossom. SHORTENING Royal SaUn Brand. SNOWFLAKES Soda Crackers. Ludan's Cough Drops1 Mentbol ana Money. 10-lb. Sack 0-lb. Saek t-lb. Jar Mb. Pkg. , Reg. St Boxes 17 74' S.T0 59' 28 4' III) -MADE freih MAYONNAISE You cannot Qt. Jar 47c buy a better Mayonnaise. MARGARINE SUNNY BANK 0M (2 red points) Lb. IOC TR0C0 (2 red points).. Lb. 25c EGGS Crad A Medium 56c doz. LAVA SOAP Medium Sin 3 bar. 17C 5 APPLES, lb 12c, box $4.25 DELICIOUS Fancy and extra fancy. APPLES, lb 12c, box $4.25 WINESAPS Fancy and extra fancy. GRAPEFRUIT lb. 11c TEXAS. PINK Full ot Juice. GRAPEFRUIT lb. 10c ARIZONA WHITES Delicious! CELERY lb. 12c UTAH TYPE Green, crisp. CALIFORNIA NAVEL ORANGES They're mervelous full of sweet, healthful Jutcel 5 lbs. 52c Save by Buying a Crate! Full Crate (65 lbs.) $5.89 Vt Cr.te (32'a lot.) $2.99 ONIONS Miscellaneous mfs CreamSI. Corn cA7BH.rm Nc.n 14c 2 Blue Stamps I So Local Sw. Spanish SK 3 li... I4c Boiler Six IOBb.g39e No. JV4 can Standard Pk. (3 blue stamps) No. 2 Can All Gold Diced No. 303 glass PARSNIPS Qardan Fresh. Flavorsom. SWEET POTATOES Excellent for Baklngl Lb.10' Lb. 5' We think you'll rave over Julia Lee Wright's NEW . E AHSEN BEE AED What makes a raisia loaf really good? Lots and lots of raisins! Julia Lee Wright's new raisin bread is enriched white bread literally chock full of raisins! If you think you've eaten raisin bread with lota of raisins in it be fore, get a loaf of this grand new raisen bread and com- Get a loaf pare ! You're In for a happy surprise ! right away 1 s&$ Ami i lb. . i rs I LOAF I ty ' Tomatoes Standard PI m DC A HQ Santlam Cut PLAUd (2 blue stamps) BEETS 9s!nla Emerald Bay OpinaCsl Blue Stamps) Diced Carrots Mont CATSUP (3 blue stsmps) Older Vinegar ML BUY BONDS! i z No. 2Vi Can No. 90S Class 14-es. Bottl. Ouart Bottl l7o 12c l7o l2o l7o l6o 3 ... and don't forget MRS. WRIGHT'S Regular whit and wheat bread to delicious, too 4 4Ra IVi lb. loaf for 0 SAFEWAY