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6ft ROSSBURS NEWS-REVIEW, R0SEBUR6, 6RE60ft, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 13, 1940. Turkey Should Be Roasted in Slow Oven, Expert Says Ily MRS. OAYNOn MADDOX NRA Rorvlre Staff Writer I iiatikRKfvmf,' dinner ih our Irndltiomil nutfona) team, lint for t tasting nmnKs, Ii:1'h i-onk ur tin Hoy In the HHxIeni way, Jrfjng run king in ft vry slow ovoi Will JtlOdiHH (ftnlM'nCHH. jllUllM'HK ami iifvni loss from shrinkiiKf? For n 12 to l(i-wtinl (iirkoy, , nllow 4 hours' rooking In n slow oven Sfl al 300 ilngi-fif R If you jiroffi to cook II In a in'oilf nilo nvwi (350 ilegiwA R), allow 3 J hours. - Hut ho sum you v:n rHy on your own gaiiKf or porta bin nvon thnriDomotnr. Tho low toni pfraltirft must remain ronstaut. Hy this slow oven heut method of cooking, t tin most approved ncl onllffc way, you pet a more juicy hi hi, with mon tendnr moat and a perfectly browned skin. And this Is important -If you cook your hmtey this mmmrn slow-ovnn way, yon do not Imvo to baste It, Also Important rook your turkey linrnvnrwl. Here's another Improvement In rooking method. Place your Klngru wiishfd, trussed and slul'fed hir key on th roasting rack of your I'ncfivni'pd roiiHting pan lireast slue down. Yes, breast sldo down, con tin ry to all trndiltou. "When the bird Is half cooked, turn It limmt sld up, nnd continue rooking until done. Use clean not holders and . bo very careful with Ihe turning. Nut Turkey Stuffing One-half cup butter, 2 cups finely diced celery, 1 cup finely chopped union 'use 2 medium onions), 2 cups ground Brazil nuts, 14, cups soft bread numbs (use 2 1-pound loaves of day-old bread), 1 tablespoon salt, 1 tea spoon pepper. & teaspoon thyme, 2 pkjm, well beaten. Melt butter In a skillet, add cel. ery, chopped onion and ground nuts, f'nok until celery and onion an tender. Add to bread crumbs with seusoninffs and mix ltehtlv. Sprinkle Inside of turkey lightly with salt and pepper. Fill body nnd neck cavities with stuffing. Sew with white thread or string. Tie legs together with heavy string, then tie around tail piece. Skewer or tie wings close to body. Ilun outside of body with unsalted fat. cover the legs and breast with thin slices of salt pork. Shy "Flannel Queen" Sees Red When a festival queen is shy about posing that's newsl Vet that's just what happened when Maxine Yeargin, above, 15-year-old Chi cago miss, was chosen queen of the annual Red Flannel Festival at Cedar Springs, Mich. Shyly declining lo be pictured in women's flannels, she lets photographers snap her in men's which, press agent points out, women can use as pajamas. 'Water Witch' Due To Bodily Static AP Feature Service TIM.SA, Okla. County En Klneer Dan W. I'atton thinks lie ban a Bclentirie explanation of a "watch witch." Pulton's !H year-old father. 17. II. I'allon of Huntington. Ark., is "wuler witch'' who recently lo-, caliil a water well on liin sun's turin, ciitculutiMK ihe depth of the water lo willilu tlircf-rourtliH ,f I ri ti inch. lie did this hv linlilini; n peach nee Kiuinii in his Kami and walk Ini; over Ihe In ii .1 ii in, il Hie iwK illjiped toward one spot. There the well was dux. "All persons curry n certain amount of static electricity In ineir nouies out some are more Heavily charged than others," says linn I'atton. "My father is one of the exceptions and he Is heavily charged. "Running wnter also is charged with static. It is clear that there would he an attraction between Ihesn electric charges If Rome sen sitive conductor was employed. "A peach tree sprout contains hydro-cyanic or prusslc acid which is a conductor of electricity and Is luinicularly adapted as a conduc lor id' Ihe charges that exist In ihe human body. "When a person whoso body is heavily churged with static uraHiis the forked prongs of a peach twig and walks over an underground stream, the switch pulls down- wurd." American business losl SKu.finn. POO hi due lo poor IkiihI writ ing resulting lu misreading of sales checks. . POWELL'S for Bulk Salmon Eggs 246 N, Jackson St. Labor Peace Up To Lewis Resigning NEW OltMOANS, Nov. 13. (AP) labor's pence prospects an- "heller toilay than ever." a high official of the Aineriran Fed eration of Labor said, but warn ed there could be no final settle ment mill! John L. Lewis mills head of Congress of Industrial organizations. Ceorge llenney. AFL secretary eiisurer. said in 1111 Interview that Lewis was "seeking pullilcnl domluuiioii" and "may even have aiiihillons for Ihe while house." Mranoy, explaining an Internal fight In the tit) would not neces sarily menu 11 guin for the AFL. said "if they couldn't get along among IIiciiikcIvcs, bow could we expect I hem lo get along Willi us?" What he considered a move Io wa nl labor peace, be said, was "Ihe fact In,,., s e CIO unions have thanked Lewis for his scrv Ives and now want hint lo slep down as he said he would II Wen dell Wllllile were mil elected presldelll." Meulley nsserleil thai he con- sldered peace prospects among America's workers "better than ever before" because of this alti tude toward Lewis within the CIO ranks and labor's general coopera tion in the national defense program. 'British Smash Italian Naval Craft in Harbor Glancing Bullet Kills Head of WPA Camp ASTOIUA, Nov. 11. f AP) A rlcocbeiiiug bullet was blamed by Sheriff Paul Kearney today for the death of Hoyce K. Transcbell, 44, Camp Clutsop WI'A superintendent, whoso body was found beside a small lake where he had been hunting. Kearney said William Warren, camp liniekecpor. riled the shot, Ihe ballet deflecting iioin a nick. The sheriff absolved Walren of blame. fCentlnneil from page 1) 'MARKET REPORTS m m Observe those rw who Enjoy Olympia The Traditional, Genial 19th Hole ...,l,a, follows golf game U tst J with wfrching bottle of OlymPi.-"fi ,he Wa,c. . . -i - ...iiin Olvmpia has Througnoui mrvc s maintained its preeminent leadership as i.. . .i.i- ;.,-riirrlv cuual- origin"" i'K'" ' led in quality, flavor and clean tae. VISITORS WELCOME1 ..One of America'. E.pt.onl Breweries the PRODUCE POHTLANI), Nov. 13. (AP) Mill lor, butlerfat, cheese, eggs, couiilry meals, live pmiltry, dress ed lurkeys, buying prices uii ebnnged. IH1KSSI0I1 Tl'HKKYK Nomin al selling prices: Ileus l'ii-21: loins Ifelilc lb. Onions, pnialoes. hay. wool, mo hair, rascal's, hops unchanged. LIVESTOCK POliTLANIl, ore.. Nov. IS. (Al')-1 1'SDA) - IIOCS Active, steady Willi Tuesday's best Mine: good-choice 17u-tMf pound drive-lus mostly tl.Tfi: inedluin grades ll.fiO down; 2:iu-2"u lbs. il.iiu-sri: nie- ilium grade and healer weighls 5.7.1 down; llglit lights fi.7Ti-tl.2ri: packing sows mostly 4.7refi.uo; plain kind down lo -1 .25 ; few feed er pigs fi.im. CATTLF- Calves, slow, mostly steady: steers scarce; grass fill sleers uunlable up to il.llll; good light grain feds eligible !).7.ri or above; meiliiuu-good heifers 7.25 lieu; dairy type hellers mostly li.ou down to 4.50: canner lo coiumon cows II. 50-5. 00; few fat dairy c;iws II. 25-5. 50; good beef cows salable al H. 5(1-7. 00; coiuluon meiliuin liulls 5.25-11.50; good sau sage bulls lo 7.IW; vealers steady. good-choice lo. 110-50; common mediums 7.0011.5m, K1IKKP- Sternly: few good- cnoice wihiicit iambs N.j)il-ti;; me illuiogood grades 7.75S.25: few feeder lambs 7.50; good-cholcc feeders (i.75; gooii ewes salable shorn lambs mostly 7.75; shorn ) around :i.5u-4.on. j WHEAT 1'OltT I.AN'I). Ore.. Nov. V.',. I (AIM Open High Low Close I'ee. 7li; 7C J 71; 7,1 7S blasted an Italian destroyer in ana. Madagascar and Kcuninn is Monday night. With her growing command of ihe seas. Ihe liritish government also announced the extension of lis blockade to three sides of Af rica, including Syria. French Woxt Africa. Liberia, Portuguese Ciilan unu. .Madagascar and rorunion Is land. London naval circles said the attack on Taranto was made by planes carrying aerial torpedoes, which are launched by dive bombing. Ordinary bonjhs, it was said, would have been ineffective against the heavlly-annoreii Ital ian battleships. Claim Success In Egypt. Amid lliisj reported naval success. of them," observers said. The daylight raids followed up n night-long series ot attacks. In which a heavy Herman bomb wreck ed a crowded Ixindnn inovln thea ter, killing many and burying oth ers in the debris. A subway station, an alr-rnld shelter and two other movio thea ters were also hit. About a thousand Londoners sit ting in one of the theaters narrowly escaped death when a bomb smash ed through the roof of the orches tra pit and exploded below Ihe floor level. Sea Heroism Narrated. Survivors or thn lightly-armed rtrllsh merchant cruiser Jervls Hay. brought lo safety In Canada. tout loituy how they fought a "hope less iwo-iiour bnltlo with a power nil German raider In uiid-Atlnnlle and saved three-fourths of their :is-shli) convoy, The Hritlsh admiralty, refuting nasi claims that the entire convoy was destroyed In tho attack No vember fi. reported 24 of the ships nad reached port, five were known 10 be safe, and said "it Is possible" that some of tho others might turn up later. Slxty-flvo of tho crew of the Jervls Buy, most of them nursing wounds, were picked up by a .Swed ish freighter In tho convoy after lliey stood by their guns while Iheir battered cruiser cuught flre. lisled from a hole below waterllne and then began to sink, M'hn Hritlsh admiralty credited Ihelr "gallant action" with drawing Ilia lire 01 the more heavily armed and armored raider until most of the convoyed ships could escape beiiiuii a smokescreen. Nazis Still Woo Soviet. In Ilerlln, German lenders enter tained soviet Russia's Premier .Mololoff for the second day. Nazis said they were "bent op building far-reaching cooperation for the fu ture." , With besieged Britain holding out at home nnd In the Mediterranean nnd the Italian army stalled by the i.i'ocks on tho Albanian frontier. ' IlllinV nhsci-Vcru hpllevn.l rinrn.finv was seeking Russian support, or at least approval for axis ambitions in ihe Hulkans mid near east. Turkey watched anxiously believ ing her pro-ilrltlKli status was one of the main topics In the Herlin roiindtabln. Guns Roar Over Channel. Hrllish long-raugo seacoast guns shelled C.crmuit "invasion ports" in Franco throughout today. There was no Indication that German guns mounted on the op posite shore across Ihe English channel returned the fire. Willie the thunder of tho guns rolled over Hie sea. there were al most continuous ulr battles over bead, along the length of the south- 1st coast. Hundreds of tdanes Explosions Probed for Evidence of Sabotage (Continued from page IV apparently clinching Itrllain s com mand of Ihe Mediterranean waters Iwlslod and rolled In dogfights. which iiaiiuus call "mare nostrum Most of the attacking Gorman our sen." London military quur- planes, authorities said, dropped tors announced anolhor triumph, Hmlr bombs Into the sea just off- 011 land, in the fierce struggle In . shore. There were no reports of I'-gM'i. 1 casualties of serious damage. 1 ncse sources sold ifrinsu lniiian 1 and white troops had captured, lost and .then recaptured ihe strategic foil town of Gallabat, on the Anglo-Fgyplian-Sudun frontier, in n four day clash in which the Italians "suffered heavily." Iteporls reaching Iudon from the 17-day-old Greek-Ilalian war front said the Italians were still retreating from Korilxa. 10 miles inside Albania, abandoning c(iilp inent as they fled. Tho Greek high command roporl,- eii an increasing number of prison ers streaming back to Greek camps Iroui (lie I'.pirus I rout, on the Ital ian righl vlng, and Italian forces were said lo have been driven back inlo Albania all along tin1 front ex cctil for one shallow salient. II. reported also that a full com pany of Albanian troops had sur rendered lo Ihe Greeks. No Respite for London. Willie these repoiis were cabled from London, Hie empire capital twice underwent air raid alarms from axis warpianes, which roared across the channel in great waves ami spread nut over the Fnglish midlands and Wales. "There must have been hundreds stances which the plant foreman said were mysterious. No one was working at the time. Two men were killed and two others Injured when a shipbuild ing crnne at San Francisco's West ern Pipe and Steel company cap sized. The Incident was report ed to Ihe federal bureau of inves tigation. Fire believed of Incendiary ori gin broke out In a locker room of Ihe Todd dry docks In Seattle shnrlly after plant officials had begun an investigation of n ser ies of Incidents In which machin ery had been damaged with emery dust at the dockyard. The fire caused little damage. Commenting on the chnln of ex plosives plant blasts, nop. Mar tin Dies (I).. Tex.), chairman of the house committee investigating un-American activities, declared he was dispatching investigators to "every scene of trouble." lie said "the acts of sabotage In the past 21 hours are only a begin ning, nnd added that he would ask n congressional appropriation to conduct a nation-wide "close In" on all subversive elements. Death Toll in Storms, Cold Wave Mount to 88 low of 4 degrees above Jero, I i,iuh of an Henri's low was 29. Pen .Helen's 11. Iji Grande's 6, Lake- view 24. On tho west side Brook- Salem 1 lugs reported a in lid 54, Eugene 33, Hood Hiver 33, Medfnrd 41, New. port 44, Portland 37, Itosehurg 40, like your cigarette A perfect blend of the finest Ingredients controlled by a scientific formula explains Cobbs Creek MILDNb'SS. 70 Dtilill.d Grain Ntutral Spirit (Continued from page 1) the Anna C. Minch. Kight fisher men aboard tho tugs Indian and Richard II. were reported lost and the fate of 23 sailors aboard the missing tanker Crude Oil was un known. Twenty-six duck hunters drowned or died in the marshlands during tno tierce storm. The death list included 11 In Minnesota, six in Wisconsin, four in Iowa, three in Illinois and two In Ontario. Abnormally cold weather pre vailed generally throughout the central states and In the Rocky mountain regions. Lxcluding drownings In Lnke Michigan, the storm death toll was: .Minnesota 20. Illinois 10. Wisconsin !), Iowa S. Indiana 5, Michigan 4, Colorado 2. South Ilukoia 2. On tario 2. and Oklahoinu, Wyoming, Now York, and Kansas, one each. Many Minnesota towns remained isolated bv snow. All schools ill Minneapolis and St. Paul anil iiiniiv other parts of the state were rinsed. Ihousands of office workers In the twin cities spent their second night downtown last night.. POfiTLANn. Nov. 13. (API Although Oregon had its share of cold noses and aching toes today, tho state got only Ihe barest sam ple of the winter blizzards -lliat raked olher sections. The temperature remained above freezing west of the moun tains although It dipped to new j ....... .... ,,. uu.ihk tue I oast 24 holirs. Hakei' rennrteil II ( pint wmh,jlMS CONTiNENIAlSOISTIlLINO CORPORAIIONf PHIIADEIPHIA,! PA, THREE SPECIALS 1935 Plymouth Sedan .... $275 1937 Nash Sedan $425 1935 Ford Coupe $265 EASY TERMS CARS MUST BE SOLD! UTNE BROS. 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