The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, June 28, 1950, Page 2, Image 2

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

    1
Vacation Joani
FOR MEN OR WOMEN
. Get CASH HERE to Up you en.
joy a well-eomed vacationl Loant
mad to men and women in all types
of employment. Monthly repayments.
Prompt service. Com in NOW,
Calkins Finance Co.
M-337 Stat Lie. $-264
307 (3rd Floor) Pacific Bids.,
feW P ?0NE
STOCK UP NOW!
LET IT SEASON IN YOUR BASEMEN
GREEN WOOD
PLANER ENDS
Double loads 16" green wood . 11.30
Single loads 1 6" green wood .. 5.90
Double loads 16" planer ends 14.50
Single loads 1 6" planer ends - 7.50
Also available:
Sawdust
Four-foot green and dry
16-inch dry
Bean Sausages
Are Novel Treat
By GAYNOR MADDOX
NEA Staff Writer
Dried beans are abundant and
economical and can be cooked rie
liciously. To prove it, try this dif
ferent recipe:
B.an Sausages
(Serves 4)
Two cups cooked dry beans, 2-3
cup bread cubes, 1 egg, beaten,
Vt teaspoon sage or savory season
ing, salt and pepper to taste, milk
fine dry crumbs.
Mash beans. Mix well with
bread cubes and egg. Add the rea
sonings and moisten with milk.
Shape the mixture in the form of
sausage and roll in crumbs. Brown
in a little hot fat, turning to form
a good crust all over. Cook slowly
about 20 minutes. Note: Bean sau
sages are good with tomato sauce,
catsup, chili sauce, or a crisp
green salad alongside.
Glased Ham and B.an Rolls
(Makes 44 servings)
Eight slices boiled ham, cut
thin, 1V4 teaspoons prepared m3
tard, 1 pound can pork and beans.
3 tablespoons dark brown sugar.
3 ,ablespoons water.
Heat oven to 375 degrees( mod
erate). Spread ham slices with
mustard. Empty pork and beans
into a bowl; mash beans slightly.
Place 3 tablespoons on each Mice
of ham: roll up. Put in a bakinp
dish. Combine brown sugar and
water to make syrup; baste ham
with this syrup before placing in
oven and once while baking. Bake
at 375 degrees F. for 25 to 30
minutes.
Treasury Head Lowers
Federal Deficit Guess
WASHINGTON, June 27 -i.Y
Chairman Doughton (D-NC) of the
house ways and means committee
quoted Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder Monday as saying the fed
eral deficit for the fiscal year end
ing June 30 will not exceed S3,soo,-
000,000.
The administration originally es
timated the deficit would be around
$5,500,000,000.
Dead Fish Rout Families, Hit Tourist Business
Accidents Caused
By Carelessness
Accidents don't just happen
they are caused. This was the con
clusion reached by the Secretary
of State's Traffic Safety division
after a survey of Oregon records
for the past year.
Last year's statistics again prove
the fact that most accidents could
have been avoided, according to
the division. Sixty-four percent ol
a!! fata! and 75 percent of the non
fatal accidents occurred when the
weather was clear, road surface
dry. Over 79 percent involved pas
senger cars.
Eighty three percent of the cars
involved in fatal accidents were
traveling in a straicht ahead dir
ention. Of all the cars involved in
fatal accidents, less than five per
cent had any mechanical defect.
The National Safety council says
there are more accidental deaths
on U. S. farms than in any other
major industry.
A LITTLE LEAK CAM
GET IMMENSE-
clUST SEND
AWPSAVE,
EXPENSE
FDR US I
r
OKUlNDO. Fla.. Jure 27.
A mass burial of 2,000,000 fish is
scheduled at Lake Apopka today.
They died when weekend storms
churned up mud in the lake and it
filled their gills.
The odor caused many families
on the south-southwest side of the
picturesque lake to move out yes
terday. The dead fish floated in
masses on the surface or were
County Commissioner A. D. I
Mims outlined the plan for today's
buriaL A bulldozer was to dig a
trench along the shore and the
dead fish netted and dumped in it. I
That will cost up to $5,000, Mims ;
figures. But he placed tne long
range cost to the area at $1,000,-
jOOO in loss ol tourist iraae, re
i stocking the lake and effects on
'commercial fishing.
Be sure!
sure with
Si-i-' be
cane
COU.ITRYMAII
STATIO.I VAGO.I
m ! i J JFZ-
ivery wniiy s tvery-aay
ear l price tvtry
umiiy can tnvia.
WANTED
YOUNG MEN 10 LEARN A
PRINTING TRADE UNDER EXPERT
TUTELAGE.
GOOD PAY AND STEADY EMPLOYMENT
WHILE YOU LEARN
HIGH PAY AND A PERMANENT JOB
WHEN VOU BECOME COMPETENT
LEARNERS UP-GRADED IN PAY AS
RAWDLY AS THEY INCREASE IN
EFFICIENCY.
APPLY IN PERSON AT THE
NEWS-"REVIEW
SAVE EXTRA DOLLARS!
5 Pieces
5cH Priced
88
YOU GET ALL THIS:
Handsome two-cushion lafa
matching roomy lounge chair)
Walnut finished cocktail tabiei
Two matching lamp tablesi
Here's your complete living room out
fit of one low price I ... A price less
than you'd expect to pay for the 2
piece suite alonel You get a modem
two-cushion sofa and roomy matching
lounge chair with popular Bow Arm
styling . . . covered in long-w.orwj
Fries upholstery. PLUS two Walnut
finished lamp tables and matching
glass-topped cocktail tablet
If f E
'.iir r-7-r ma
VHP- Se4sSW.vr: '
Jin- rortahu
m. m w ' J
V n. I I I f in i I
I
31.95
J ' "vino, , ,
. ! VAVJ orbH - '3-'oy. ir..
I
SB
MVERSIBU
COnOr4 PLAID HUGS
043 22x34 In. sis
RegulaHy 1.5?
Cool-looking plaid design green, red,
rose or blue predominating! All new-spun,
tightly-woven cotton yarn) Reversible for
double duty I Woven self-fringe.
22x42 in. si, Reg. J .89. . .Now 1.66
Attract... i
for Evtry Room
In th Heuial
FAMOUS "ARMSTRONG
QUAKER" ENAMELED
FLOOR COVERINGI
9 ft. wfcM .
Armstrong's nationally advertised Quaker quality Is heavyweight... rho
best grade of printed enamel floor covering model Satin-smooth enamel
Is baked-on sturdy, aspheh-saturated felt batel Resistant to spots and
stains ... soil won't cling to the surface i spitted liquids con't penetratel
Wipe sparVIInf clean without scrubbing! Wide selection of colorful
portents for every room tiles, florals, popular morbleited designsl
II ft. m lOcsq. yd.
1
S-S MOTORS
707 S. Stephens St.
IS"
4 I'