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Tht OREGON STATESMAN. Salem, Oregon Thnraday Mamlnz. May 15, 1533
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SEEK 1 BASE
$5,000,000 Raid on Pork
Barrel Being Planned
Carefully
WASHINGTON. Mar 14 (AP)
A contest by California groups
for a proposed 15,000.000 naval
Airship base began today as the
house naval affairs committee
opened hearings and measure
proposing sites at Sunnyvale and
Camp Kearny. California.
Besides the groups led by Rep
resentative Swing and his col
league. Representative Free, re
publicans, California, sponsoring
Camp Kearney, near San Diego,
. and Sunnyvale, near San Fran
eUco. respectively, high ranking
naval officers were prepared to
present divergent views as to
which should be selected.
Some member of the committee
Indicated by their questioning of
the only witness of today's ses
sion. Rear Admiral Jehu Chase: of
th a a val general board, who ad
vocated a site In the San Diego
L,oi -Angeles area, that they held
widely different views as to
where- the base should be located.
A second dirigible base was au
thorized by congress last year, to
..house one of the two giant air
ship being constructed at Akron,
Ohio, for the navy. Decided that it
should be placed on the west
coast in view of one already hav
ing been established on the sea
board at Lakehurst, N. J., and a
special board was dispatched to
study about 60 sites In Washing
ton, Oregon and California.
A majority of the special board
headed by Rear Admiral W. A.
Moffetton, chief of the naval bu
reau of aeronautics recommended
the site at Sunnyvale but Rear
Admiral J. M. Reeves a member of
the naval general board favored
the site at Camp Kearney, because
he held it was a more strategic
point from which . to operate a
dirigible with the fleet in the San
Dieq;o-San Pedro area.
Secretary Adams also recom
mended Camp Kearney, but later
acting Secretary Jabncke of the
navy advised the naval committee
In reporting on the Free and
S-.vins? bills to accept donated
sites that the navy regarded both
as suitable for a dirigible base.
Chairman Britten disclosed that
sites at Bakersfield, Alameda.
Newton, Sacramento, CoatI and
VUalia, Cal., and one in Alaska,
had been offered.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky.. May 14.
(AP The first contingent ef the
huge Kentucky derby crowd
which travels thousands of col
lective miles to view a fraction
more than two minutes of horse
race, today was on its annual trek
to Louisville. The derby will be
run at Churchill Downs here Sat
urday. By road, rail, boat and plane
the vanguard of the thousands of
visitors which each year assist
Kentucky In its tribute to the
thoroughbred horse, was filtering
Into this city today. The leading
hotels reported all reservations
taken and little cards in each
room Informed guests that unless
ther had reservations they would
have to vacate by May 15.
Leal airports were making
plans to care for more than 100
plane.; and civilian, army and
commercial airplane organizations
'"have ordered their entire person
nels on duty to service the visit
In? ships. Weather conditions
from every section of the, United
States will be available and new
wind cones, indicators, ground
markings, flood lights and boun
dary and obstacle lights have been
Installed for those coming by air.
tilEST IX GEKVAIS
OERVA1S. May 14 George
Harkleroad of Agate Beach Inn on
the coast, spent last Thursday
nUht at the hotel. It was his first
time to remain over night here
In 4 6 years. His parents came
here when he was a small boy.
They lived just west of town and
his father operated a warehouse
In Cervais. Mr. Harkleroad has
spent a, greater part of his time
ltrCalifornia, but is now assisting
hU sier who built and operates
the Agate Beach Ian.
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tad chief nsral adviser with the
Amerieaa defecation u the Lon
don naval parley. Is slated te W
eome chief -of naval peratfeas
when Admiral Charles F. Hagiies
retires from that post en OctoW
14.
MOTHERS DAY IS
m er Dim
WEST SALEM. May jl 4 Moth
er's Day was appropriately cele
brated Sunday at the home of
Mrs. Matilda White and Mrs. John
Thomas of Edgewater street. A
large dinner was enjoyed by all
who attended.
Mrs. White's son, Mr. Chester
White, wife and two children,
Floy and PegST eme nd
the weekend at the, Thomas
White home. They remained for
the Mother's Day dinner and re
tained to their home in Seattle
Monday.
Those present for the dinner
were: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hen
drickson of Salem, Mr. and Mrs.
Chester White and two children
of Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. A. V.
White of Salem. Mr. and Mrs.
John Thomas and Mrs. Matilda
White.
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free of charge?
Every family has occasional need of a laxative,
but it should be a family laxative. One that can't
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When the breath is bad or tongue is coated. Or
appetite fails. Only a doctor knows the right
ingredients. Dr. Caldwell discovered the right
mixture years ago. Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
combines harmless herbs and pure senna. It starts
muscular action and soon corrects constipation.
Gently, but surely, it relieves a bilious or sluggish
condirion. It is mild.. Delicious. Effective. All
druggists keep this famous" prescription ready, in
big bqttles. Or write Dr. CalduielTt Syrup Pef
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Schilling Coffee.
Schilling Prepared Mustard
Sauce is not an ordinary pre
pared mustard. It Is a new for
mula suitable for all kitchen and
table uses, as called for la mod
rn recipes.
A regular 2-ez, tin ef
Schilling
CINNAMON
Free with your .?
purchase ef
Schilling Ten
Orange Pekoe or Japan
Schilling Cinnamon
Is the standard
of the world.
. egular I-oz. bottle of
Schilling MAPLB
Free with your
purchase of Schilling
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Enough to make a
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Roast beef acquires a delicious
flavor when coated with Schilling
Prepared Mustard Sauce, before
slipping it Into a hot oven.
Spread slices of cold roast beef
with Schilling Prepared Mustard
Sauce, add a dash of Schilling
Cayenne and Onion Salt. Brown
In hot fat.
T T T
Schilling Prepared Mustard
Sauce added to batter In which
fish is dipped before frying, will
greatly improve its flavor.
A thin layer of Schilling Pre
pared Mu3tard Sauce spread on
an omelet before folding lends a
most piquant touch.
Fish dishes put on a new dress
when served with a sauce made
by adding 1 tablespoon Schilling
Prepared Mustard Sauce to 1 cup
medium white sauce. This sauce
is a delightful accompaniment for
cauliflower, asparagus, and arti
chokes. PEANUT SALAD DRESSING
Mix together:
2 teaspoons Schilling Pre
pared Mustard Sauce.
2 teaspoons peanut butter.
I teaspoons sugar.
Add cream to make thin enough
to pour over salad.
For savory sandwiches, blend
aqual parts of Schilling Prepared
Mustard Sauce and butter,: and
spread on the bread. Meat, chick
en and cheese sandwiches are
ever so good this way I
Cinnamon
Artichokes may be baked in oil
and water to which 1 teaspoon
Schilling Ground Cinnamon has
been added.
A sprinkle of Schilling Cinna
mon over the top of meringue
before baking gives an unusual
touch to cream pies.
To vary hot chocolate, add ft
dash of Schilling Cinnamon to
each cup. Or. if topped with,
whipped cream, shake the cinna
mon over the cream.
Before placing muffins In the
ovea sprinkle the top with a mix
ture of 2 teaspoons of Schilling
Ground Cinnamon and 4 tea
spoons of sugar.
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Did y a ever serve cinnamon
honejt i waffles? Just honey
blendedtMth Schilling Cinna
mon to taste.
A dash of
Cinnamon in
gives a new flavor.
Sprinkle Schilling
on pan-fried apples.
And when you bake apples
Schilling Cinnamon dusted over
each apple is a magic' sprinkle.
A bit of pastry rolled out.
Spread with a little melted butter,
sugar and Schilling Cinnamon,
and a piece of banana rolled up
in it. Is baked and served with
cream or lemoa sauce.
Maple
Schilling Ground
cranberry sauce
Cinnamon
To almost any plain sugar
cookie dough add teaspoon
Schilling Maple Flavoring and
finely chopped nuts.
When milk for the youngsters
goes "a-begging," add teaspooa
Schilling Maple Flavoring to the
glass. -
For a sweet dessert, prunes
may be baked slowly In Maple
Syrup (made the Schilling way
see below). Serve with a fluff of
whipped cream.
Home-made Maple Syrup is
made by pouring one cup of boil
ing water over two cups of granu
lated sugar. Boll without stirring;
for two minutes. Remove from
fire and add i teaspoonful of
Schilling Maple Flavoring. A
dash of salt improves the flavor.
(This recipe makes one pint of
delicious syrup at a -cost of less
than eight cents.) This easily
made syrup has many uses beside
the usual hot cake or waffle ae
companiment It may be used as
a sauce for ice cream, pudding
and cake, and for flavoring frost
ing and candies.
Malted milks are delicious flav.
. red with a bit of Schilling Maple
Flavoring and colored a rich
brown with Schilling Caramel
Coloring.
,
Tapioca cream is a long re
membered dainty when SchHllag
Maple Flavoring (1 teaspoon to a
quart of milk), and cocoaaut or
sliced bananas are added.
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