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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon, Thursday Morning, June 25, 1931 .-c-a ,J" t'z. wJ PAGE EIGHT . GIIURGH " BEf iEVOLETJT STRESSED M ethodist V orld Service is In Deplorahle State " Leaders Assert -KUCteXE.- Ore.. June 24 (AP) Declaration were made her today by leaders of the de nomination that the Methodis 'Episcopal church must cow take note of Its benevolent program or face disaster. The church is hold ine Its 79th annual Oregon eon ference here. Decreasing pictures were por t rayed of depleting finances and curtailed work la the many branches by a group of speakers who appeared on the program. It was declared that the world service work of the ehurcfc ia "in the most fearful and tragic eon dltion In which It has ever been Sneakers today Included Dr, N. E. Davis of Chicago, represent ins the national board of hospit sis, homes- and Deaconess work; Dr. Clarence True Wilson, Wash lag ton, D." C general secretary of the board of temperance, pro hibition and public morals; Dr J. S. Burnett, missionary worker of the church in the south, and Dr. W. B. Holllngshead of Chica go, representing the general world service headquarters. Delegates To Be i l&eeted Today One of the most important items of the conference will be the election tomorrow of dele gates to the general conference in Atlantic City, to be held next year. Oregon Is entitled to four ministers and four laymen as rep resentatlvea. Ia addition to the election, ad dresses will be made tomorrow by Dean U. G. Dubach of Oregon State college, on "the church and the student." by Dr. Elmer Guy Cutsball, president of the Illff cellege, Denver; the Rev. C. W. Clemes, missionary . from India, and by the Rev. C. C. Close, state superintendent of the Anti-Sa-loos league. Of special Interest on tonight's session was an address by Dr. Clarence True Wilson. In 1930 the Alabama farm population increased for the first time in ten years, 1,392.000 mov- lag; from city to farm. PROGRAM Originators Of Low Prices 351 State St. PRICES HAVE RAISED On pork cuts. That may seem like a strange way to announce a BARGAIN DAY. First of all; we believe in telling the truth in our ads. Besides its good news for the pig raisers. Nerer the leas you will find that OUR pork prices this week are STILL THE LOWEST (as usual) and we have an extra choice supply. BEEF PRICES ARE STILL EXTREMELY LOW. Regular Prices Not Specials, i . j Special Meaty Spare Rib ...... 10c lit. Young Pig . Dainty Lean Pork Roast Loin Chops 15c lbe 22c lbe Choice Prime Pot Roasts Beef Roasts ; 10c lbe 12V2c lbe Good Boiling Tender Small Beef T-Bohes 8c lb. 20c lb. CHoice Sirloin - Round Steak Swiss Steak 17c lb. 20c lb. Finest Sliced Bacon 1 ....... . .....,20c IK. FINEST MILK FED VEAL The firm Whitemeated kind Fancy Leg of Veal 20c lb. Milk Fed Veal Steak 17c lb. Country Style Pork Sausage 15c lb. Our sausage is the best and purest that can be made. You can buy cheaper sausage at a lower price, but you For Seasoning Sugar Cured Salt Pork Back Bacon 9c lb. 18c lb. eaaaaMaaaBWasaaaaa aeasaaaea seaa BaaaeawasaaMss -" . Highest Grade Fresh Sliced Margarine Liver 10c lb. I 10c lb. Out of consideration to- Saturdays ,: Harry H. 7 J jTHE BfG Dav : ' f jiu ,- " "jMMguitii.-i.slliiiiiivmHiiWiini inn . ill i-mim. r .... . " " ' ' " " -" j Lmspectiom Day jiff, - ai Summer Owf jf ' - 1 , i - V. ? J , , 1 .- " - . - .. . " 1 I V: V'-;:S:-- . I ' J j. --"- . ...-.-K.S , . , v . It - ..." i . . . .... !, : . , i 1 TWe's saaay m mewbns college graJaate entering tkm preverblally trigii werld at this eemsea ef ti year. Vet 300 stalwart yeeths are aeea ! rra4ate frees ef tie seeet wegeal sekeels ia ike irertj mmd there's e ereUeary jeb wrti tkeaa. 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POLICE SCHOOL TO GRADUATE 300 - Gisaduaxiom r the Week 1 cap ehepp4 piaasate ataffoa elires 3 aabtaapoaaia aaiad Araasiss' Mix InaTedients wltk fork. Spread on battered slices ef white or Graham bread. Arrahje sand- wicn lainion. cut off crvsts and serre. Chocolate Wat Oooklec (Tsrae Ooim) 2 S aap fat 1 eaa akt brova anr S urM ckaealata, aidted. 1 teaapeoe Taailla M Uaapooa satt M cap eats 1-S eapa aoar craaa S eapa f lwr 1 taaapoaa soda Cream fat and sugar. Add cho colate, ranilla, salt and eggs Beat two minutes. Add rest of ingredients. Drop portions from end of spoon onto greased baking sheets. Flatten with broad aide of kalfe. Bake 12 minutes in moderate oyen. . - Salmoa Salad (Serriat aiz) iVt cap lalman, flaked apart 1 cap diced cBcambers H cap diced celery S hard cooked tggt, diced 3 taUeapoeea efvniped awaet picklaa taaapoon aalt k cap aalad drensiiur Mix and chill ingredients. Serre oa lettuce. Fruit GelaAia Dessert 1 packara lemon flavored relatin miztara 1 cup bouinc pineapple juica M cap boiling pear juica H eap beilins peach iuiea 2 tablerpoons lemon juica 1 cup diced pfneapple h cap dieed peart H cap diced peachea hh nP red eherries Pour boiling fruit Juices oyer gelatin mixture. Stir until dls solred. Cool and allow to thick en a little. Add rest of ingredi ents. Pour into glass mold. Chill until stiff. Unmold and serve plain or with plain or whipped cream. The Summer Picnic Salad- Eacalloped Potato Aasorted Sandwiches Pickles ' -Olorea Chocolate Marshmallow Cat a Coffee Milk Ham Ham Salad : 2 cap diced cooked Sam lL lock die) S hard cooked eggs, diced 1 cap diced celery H cup diced cucumbers 2 tables poona chooced aveet eicklaa 3 tableapoone finely ehoDDed oaiona 2 tablespoons chopped green peppers tea poo a salt 4 teaspoon paprika 2-3 eap aalad dressing I Mix and chill ingredients. Serre in bowl, lined with lettuce leares.- Cbeese Relish Filling cop yellow eheese. eat fine 4 tabletpooae chopped piaaent Itaffed olives teaspooe salt 2 tablespoons ehoDDed Dickie 1 tablespooa finely chopped onions 4 tablespoons aalad dressing Tuna Salad Filling - Mix ingredients. Spread on but tered slices of white bread. hi cap toaa 5 tablespoon chapped celery 2 tableapoon chopped sweet pickl 1-8 teaspoon salt , 4 tablespoon aalad dressing t Mix ingredients. Spread on but tered slices of bread. Add shreds of lettuce. Chocolate Marshmallow Oke l-S cap fat . J 1 cap sugar OgJC 1 enp thick soar or buttermilk 2 squsres. chocolate melted 1 teaspoon vanilla 2 caps floar " 1 teaspoon soda 1-8 teaspoon salt Cream fat and sugar. Add rest of ingredient and beat three min utes. Pour into shallow pan which has been lined with waxed pap ers. Bake 30 minutes in moder ate slow oren. Frosting 12 saarshaaaUows - - . 5 tablespoon hot coffee S tableapooaa batter 1 teaspoon vanilla " 1-8 teaspoon salt 1 square chocolate, melted I S-3 eapa Bitted coafectioner's en gar As soon as cake is ; removed from pan, press marshmallow on top. ; Mix coffee and butter, add vanilla, salt, chocolate and sugar. Beat until creamy and cool. Care fully spread over top of marsh-mallows. A Jane Sunday Breakfast ' ? Fresh Berries and Cream Popover Broiled Bacon Coffe Dinner i Beaei Veal and Browned Potatoes Battered Beeta - ' Horseradish Sane . SweeS Pekled Watermelon Bind . Better w Vegetabls Salad Peach 8herteake Coffee ' Sapper ; ." ? Tei! "aodwichea . Teed Tea euieed Banana Spie Oak -Roast Veai; Browned Potatoes Vi Pounds veal rout 1 teaspoon aalt 2, tablespoon a floar O-SrU. (rigkt). S iaWUapeens finely ckepped aelery 1 slice eaiea.; - t cap watef peeled potatoes teaapeea salt Wipe off Teal with damp cloth. Sprinkle with teaspoon of aalt and the flour. Pit Into baking pan. Sprinkle with peppers, cel ery and onion. Add half of water, core and baka two hours In moderate oven. Baste freeuejitry. Add rest of water and potatoes which hay been sprinkled with half teaspoon of salt. Bake one hour. Turn potatoes several times to have them brown erenly. Horseradish Saace K ens horseradish cap whipped, cream , taaspeen aalt teeepoen celery salt 44 teaspoon paprika 1 teaspooa lemon jniee Mix ingredients. Chill and serre in small glass dish. Peach Shortcake 2 enpa floor 3 teaspoons baking powder ; Marion and Polk County Masonic and Eastern Star Picnic SATURDAY, JUNE 27 f ' Hazel Green Park ADMISSION FREE 1 ' i Ice cream and coffee furnished at 12:30 and at 6:30 . Sports from 2 to 5 P. M. Dance 9 P. M. mm- V llln anio) Some New and : Especially Tempting: Valuei Men's Heavy 12-ounc canvas gloves Cannon Towels 22 thread with colored, borders. Cannon Wash Cloths with colored border and plaids. Infants VoiUe Dresses, sizes one to six. You won't believe your own eyes AQg when yon see these dresses for . rOC, Boy's Wash Suits, 2 to 6 just in and cer tainly attractive. Guaranteed Q ' fast color. . ... Del C Women's Button House Jacket. Sleeveless, made of soft wool yams, in beautiful colors. Two side pockets. The very latest thing; out. Sizes 36 to Come In and see them. miULiMm SUB5ID LlGEJJSES UPHELD Will not ba Revoked After Jube Sale. Contracts Ruled Illegal -.- VrAsmXOTOX. June. 24 (AP) The radio commission de cided by a s to 2 vote today that 1,409 licenses held by- four sub sidiaries of the radio corporation of America should not be revok ed because of a federal court de cision holding Its tub sale con tracts illegal. Commissioners Lafount, Robin son and Starbuek Joined in hold lng that section 13 of the radio act, which forbids the licensing of a company "final- adjudged guilty" of creating or attempting to create a monopoly in radio communication, was not applica ble to the tube contract suit. The opposite Tlew was taken by Chairman Saltsman and Commis sioner Sykes in dissenting opin ions. ; . The licenses involved are held by the National Broadcasting Co., Radlomarine Corporation of Am erica, R. j C A.-Victor Inc, and Radio Communications Inc., and coyer broadcasting, experimental television and point-to-point com municauon cnanneis. ' "Insult to Congress Intelligence." Held The commission s decision was immediately denounced by Oswald T. Schntte, executive secretary of ths Radio Protective league. an Insult to the intelligence of congress which wrote the law." He demanded that the com mission "explain to congress why it Is unwilling to enforce the law against Owen D. Young's six bil lion dollar radio trust which has been found guilty by the federal courts of violating theanti-trust aws and which the United States government had sued to dissolve. The case came., before the com mission after the supreme court had refused to review the decision teaspoon aalt A tablaecaoaa batter 2-S eap milk ens sucea peseas np'Mgsr evtft whiniM aremaa Mix flour, baking powder and salt. : Cut In butter with knife. Add milk. When soft dough foTms, pat It out Into an oblong shape, 1 inches thick. Bake 15 minutes on greased baking pan. Split ' carefully and add part of j peaches which have been mixed with sugar. Replace top and cov er with rest of peaches. Spread with whipped cream and serve at i once. ' 1 . r 15c pairs 44 heavy two 5, or $1.00 6forl7c 46. 79c of the Delaware federal court In a snlt brought by Arthur D. Lord receiver for the DeForeet Radio Co.. of New Jersey, which held the tube tale contracts la viola tion of the Clayton act. Tests at the University of Ten nessee' indicate that corn Is a better ration for hogs than wheat. Income from forest and man ufactured products in Florida amounts to f. 2,4 3 7,0 00 annually. 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Lower Surgeon Fees Fixed by Accident Board The stats Industrial , accident commission yesterday mailed lo all physicians In Oregon a surgeon's fee schedule effective July 1. The schedule was prepared by Dr. An J drew C. Smith of Portland, and You can get it at In fact they'll Iring it to you. First Aid for Fingers Have all the safe, old home remedies at hand before the fireworks start. Proper first aid arti cles are part of the '4ths" great prepara tions. Antiseptic Wet Dressing (forj powder O r burns) ODC Applicator bottles Of Tr. Iodine .... . aWC 50c Ungentine for burns -. OeC 25c Redi Bandage Mer curochrome j q treated ..j 1C q; o " - $12.50 tiOXn v o o 4 : o r- s i r J or HSiCHANSZZ Of IO?IT conforms te the California eharg- es. - ' - The reduction la fees charged by physicians and surgeons at tending Injured workmen, will save the state many thousands of dollars annually. The commis sion also has decided that all re hearings of cases lnvolrlng injur ed workmen shall be held In Sa lem. -It has been the practive in the past to hold these rehearing in various sections of the state outside of this city. Free Delivery 'p! Special Stationery Counter Close out. y(Q Prices to $1.50 ts7C Ginger Ale. Quart size 1. $1.40 50c St Regis Golf Balls 9for ....:..$ IsOO All 75c Bathing Caps .................... All Bathing Shoe J.............:... 1 Gross . Bottle Caps 39c 59c J9c $L00 .Mello Glo Face Powder; tq with Compact 1C 15c Jergen's Toilet Soap" 5c 89c Jergen's CQ Lotion ...... ...... DiC 1 ox. Sterile Cotton' . 2 lch Sterile Bandage 1 Inch Adheslre Tape All for 29c BUY IN SALEM Here. Good For Fare of $2.50 ' -O , ., C n o o . a it'