Torture By Japs
To Learn Secrets
burned on both thtghi.
The Japanese, Chenoweth
said, wanted information about
the activities of certain other
prisoners in the camp.
in the parks and suggest that
they "contribute" whatever cop
per coins they may ba carrying.
Visitors who fail to contribute
coins contribute Identification
cards instead. The cards may be
redeemed later with copper
Told By Soldier
coins.
Washington, May 10 (U.R)
The army medical center dis
closed today that the Japanese
three times tortured a U. S. sol
dier, now in Walter Reed hos
pital, with heated rods In a fu
tile effort to extort information.
The victim was Cpl. Arthur A.
Chenoweth of Jennings, Kan.,
who indicated other U. S. sol
diers received similar treatment.
"They never, got anything out
of us," he said, "even with their
hot rods."
On June 15, 1943, Chenoweth
was ' burned on the back and
shoulders, on November 20, the
hot rods were applied to his fore
arms, and on December 2 he was
Distinguished
JAPS PUT ON SQUEEZE
FOR COINS OF COPPER
San Francisco (U.R) The new
Japanese metal salvage drive is
taking the "amusement" out of
amusement parks in Hankow,
the Chungking radio reported re
cently. Desperately In need of metal,
the Japanese stop visitors leav-
Schilling
CAMPBELL'S MILK
PASTEURIZED or RAW
Grade A at your favorite
Grocer, or 'phono 4190
VACUUM PACKED
COFFEE
ADDS TO ITS GOODNESS
TOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNB Thursday. May 1". Ml
..'Yi bife
Ken Maynard, cowboy motion pictur star, aiirldt Tarian. Kan
with hit wonder bona will ba iten in Madiord with tha Ar
thur Broi. big 3-ring clrcui ntxi Saturday.
FEATURE ARTHUR
BROTHERS CIRCUS
Clowns have alwayi been the
backbone of the clrcui, yet the
business of making people laugh
la really a serious one. When
Arthur Bros. Circus arrives In
Medford Saturday it will bring
one of the maddest, craziest
group of buffoons ever seen
here.
Clowns of today, more than In
yesteryear, lampoon the current
event A national happening,
perhaps a blunder that has set
aft America wondering, Inci
dents about picture stars, In fact
anything in the nation's eye falls
into the circus clowns' field for
fun. No clown will ever attempt
anything to cause pain or sor
row. The clown is really sen
tlinontal soul.- -
iThe circus loves the clown, he
Is lndlspenslble and also no
where in the world, Is that other
Important factor, the horse, so
revered as with the folks of the
big top.
Arthur Bros. Circus will also
bring to Mcriford one of the fin
est and largest group of equlnes
in the country today.
Btnunch, broad-shouldered an
imals, whose duty It Is to pull
the heavy wagons to and from
the circus grounds, to the superb
thoroughbred creatures who can
ter through amazing routines of
intricate drills are all represent
ed. One of the most extraordinary
maneuvers ever presented with
a circus will be seen In a single
display, when four score edu
cated steeds, Jorgon M. Christi
ansen's famous Crlllo Liberty
Horses, canter through the most
difficult march routines, with
trainer Christiansen nowhere in
sight.
Arthur Bros, show travels in
Its own special train of all steel
double length railroad cars.
The big circus will give two
perfnnnnnccs at 2:30 and 8 p.
m., the doors opening one hour
earlier to permit leisurely in
spection of the menagerie.
All the Arthur Bros. Circus
tent are flame proof for the
public's protection.
General admission and reserve
scat tickets will be on sale Cir
cus Day at Heath's Drug Store,
29 North Central street.
LIGHT SCALE
The sphere photometer meas
ures the light given off by elec
tric bulbs, the intensity of photo
flmh lamps, and candlepower.
It has born used In establishing
uniform standards of lamp performance.
Horror Camps To
Be Reported On
By Congressmen
Washington, May 10 (U.R)
Twelve congressmen who in
spected nazi concentration camps
at the request of Gen. Dwlght D.
Elsenhower prepared today to
give a detailed report to congress
on tha "pattern of death" they
found.
Tha delegation, arriving here
by plane from Europe last night,
said in a Joint statement they
had found conditions in the
camps they visited "almost be
yond power of words to de
scribe."
Senator! making the trip in
cluded Elbert Thomas, D Utah,
and Representatives Ed V. Izac,
D., Calif., James W. Mott, R.,
ore., and Dewey Short, R., Mo,
LAWRENCE J. KAISER '
KILLED IN GERMANY
First Leutenant Lawrence J,
Kaiser, a teacher at Lincoln
school her before ha entered
tha army, was killed In action in
Germany April 15, according to
word received today.
Lt. Kaiser was a graduate of
Southern Oregon College of Edu
cation In Ashland and taught at
Gold Hill before coming to Med
ford.
His parents reside at Bemidii.
Minn.
THE GRANGE
Roxy Ann Orange
Roxy Ann (range held its rea-
ular May meeting Friday night.
Lecture hour was devoted to a
Mother's Day program, each
mother being presented with a
corsage.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Moffitl
and daughter Sally were given
third and fourth degrees. Mr.
and Mrs. Ellis and sons were
given first and second degrees.
lhe grange men served ice
cream and cake as a Mother's
Day treat.
H.E.C. will hold the regular
meeting May 18 at grange hall
with an all-day meeting for
clean-up day. Ladies are asked
to bring a covered dish for lunch
and come prepared for the house-
cleaning.
Next grange meeting will be
May 18 at 8:15 p. m.
Boy Scout News
Trouo Eight had met Tu.mtav
evening and worked on plans
for the Camporee. The troup Is
completely re.arran0H inH
are losing our Junior Assistant
Scoutmaster. Don Bundy to the
navy. He holds the rank of Eagle
Scout and has won quite a few
compliments as a leader.
In Claufty 3 3d Saturday aftarnoon
Flaaia ramambar.
Each SUN-GOLD segment
hold's a rich curtnlv a!
vitamin f... tell., vou It'. ,r .!
Desert Grapefruit
Tnste one of eur clran
in nod, golden grapefruit I
Tiic-y're "health from the
dc rf'. . . laden rich with
.vitamin C.
Just half a Desert
Grapefruit gives you a
day's primnrD supply of
this Important vitamin.
Spoon into the clear,
natural-golden segments
of ltesert Grapefruit at
breakfast. Enjoy that sesty
flavor it lunch or dinner.
Try fresh-Mjueeied Desert
Gricfiuit ;uk, to
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Toa can btry at Safeway with confidence... .
knowing that the low shelf prices will aawo
you money . . that Safeway quality will giv
yo satisfaction. If not, your money bode
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Canning (feeds Event
Jet ready now for Home Canning! For this year itfi
more important than ever to put up summer foods for
winter eating. Safeway has all the things you'll need
to make sure of canning success. Just check the items
listed below . . . then note the prices. Right away you'll
see the advantages of getting ready now.
Jar Rubbers H,9Ul1. '.Id Top
Kerr Jar Lids
Jar Caps
4c
Regular
Kerr
1 doi.
per pkg.
1 dos. per O
Pkg. VC
1 ?jr 20c
Kerr Fruit Jars
Regular 2 doz. cs. pints $1.29
A T
Bottles W
pk9S.- C
Kitchen Craft Flour
25-lb. sack $1.06
50-lb. sack $2.05
Ball Regular Top Seal Caps VkV. 25c
Cerro Deals X
Sure Jell Deals
D -. Old Reliable
HIUWdA Jelly seal
Schilling Seasoning Salts
Baking Powder K.c. Brand
Sno-White Salt
13c
Plain or
Iodised
pkgs
lib.
pkg.
3-os. iq-
bottles I wC
25-os. Ala
jar -tlC
"Pour" T m
pkg. C
Cane Sugar 5 lb 33c;10lb 63c35 nS
regular and drip grind
l-rb. ar 28 2-U- j" 54c
PrUneS R.d Tag fancy (pts.)
:..J...:J. D Stand-
UDIUCIUIUC rcats ard
30
pts,
N8i.3r03 14c
No. 2
Wilamet 2 cans
i 10 pts.
Nob Hill Coffee
i-ib. Mc. 2-ib. re
bog aVJ i bog
Airway Coffee ' 20c; 3 58
Golden West Coffee "Vvnd !'33e
Borden's Hemo
Canterbury Tea
diocofoto
flovof
Orongo Pekoe
biock
E 59'
V4-R). OtV
DkO- A
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StfUI Lean Green
sVltCU iee l a Blue Tag
Country Horns 20
WOrn cream style 'V pts.'
PsirMnlrfM
a Miiiisrviii Harvest Moon can
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J. W T T MUUIC JUIbt. Quart
Dried Beans 1Z7'
Blue Rose Rice Sel,chit.d
Grapefruit Juiced ( ID
Tomato Sauce
1 1
can s w
No. 2 -J-cans
Mo. 303
Jar
No. 2
can
No. Vi 1 -r
11c
14c
38c
Gardensld.
Buffet sis. can
2-lb. on.
pkg. Wl,
Ubg.31C
Nc0.213c
3 13c
CRACKED WHEAT
BREAD i-ib ioof 11c
Brand new ond grand, tool A
crocked wheot Ioof (hot's fJner
in flavor, richer in quality ond
always fresh when you buy H.
Try a loaf enjoy its crispy, tasty
goodness. You'll like it!
RAISIN BREAD
delicious because it's fresr.
ond chock-full of raisins
1-fb. Ioof
12e
mm
ii n iji i i. . . aiitt na-i;fj""in .'w.'.'Wjt-yyyTi
CAMAY SOAP Shredded Wheot ARGO STARCH
bouty soap Nabisco Corn or Gtost
3 cek 20 Pke. 11 1 -lb. pkg. 9(
1Z
To assure full value Safeway prices produce by weight
LEMONS lb. 12c
Newtown Apples !cx 12c
SCBu.
CALAVOS
1 lb. 52c
RADISHES 5cbu.
GREEN
ONIONS
PEAS 19c lb.
TOMATOES .. 25c lb.
CARROTS
ORANGES
5 49c
Vi box $3.69
Grapefruit
CUKES
Arizona
Seedless
HOT
HOUSE
lb. 10c
33c lb.
Garden
Fresh
2T3 ffHf c
bunches I 3
gASLih HALIBUT dressed
From 8 to 104b. fih, or orer C0-&. fish, by the piece, lb. iU
10 to 60-1b. fish .... by the piece .... lb. 35c
FRESH HAUBDTf Sliced Exira good lb. 40c
6R
6R
4R
6R
Ground Beef? 28c
VIEWERS Jr , 37c
LOAVES-"" , 48c
Bulk SAUSAGE: "39c
Minced Luncheon , 37c
MEAT A. C. Typ
Salmon
Red mooted. King,
troll coughr.
By the
piece, lb.
Sliced AAc
lb.
Oysters
roally fresh
Pint 6SC
Rock Cod
fresh fillets
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Mother's Pay -May 13
When daughters entertain on thU
day, good food and good values are
important ... for they are things
mother understands.
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