Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, September 21, 1934, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE EUfiEKE EEGISTBR-6UABD Pnge Two throe bold, ,.(h.. "aaa ther trouble. o , IDDLER'SWOi NEW IOHK, Sept. 21. W Be lief that the Lindbergh cats might have "broken" long ago If John Hughea Curtla, Norfolk shipbuilder, had not atepped in and aidetracked the aearch waa expressed at Curtla' trial on a charge of obatrneting Jua tlce. Curtis, who projected himself Into the case with a story of being in touch with the kidnnpers when the aearch for the missing baby was at Ita height, waa convicted of either perpetrating a gigantic hoax or of ahielding the kidnapers. At the time of his trial, at Flem ington, N. J., in July, 1932. Prosecutor Anthony M. Hnuck, Jr., declared the police were working on a clue "that would have led to apprehension of the kidnapers" when Curtis broke into the case. Shortly after the kidnaping, and be fore the baby's body waa fonnd, Curtis sought out Colonel Ltodbergh and told him he had been contacted hy an emissary , of 'the kidnapers. . Curtla. Ifady had enlisted the Uokini of tlean 11. Dobson-Pencock flta Bear. Admiral Guy II. Burrage, both of Norfolk, and he quickly gained ' Ab chief negotiator Curtis under took a series of flights to various nnrts of the country, frequently using a navy plane and pilot. Tinter he shift ed his activities tn the vicinity of Norfolk. A navy yacht was placed at hiB dis posal and he cruised nbout the const, often accompanied by Lindbergh. The colonel was on one of these cruises, al though Curtis wna ashore at the time, when the baby's body was found. Landbergh did not lenrn of the discov ery until he returned nine hours later. Following upon this turn In the case Curtis allegedly confessed that hla anpposed dealings' with the kidnap gang, his story of midnight meetings . . I M t 1 . 1. .. . t V. A liah ann m uemjc itomoi i" ".. wonld be sold to the highest gangland bidder unless quick ransom arrange ments were made, were all Imaginary. Before hla trial, Cnrtla repudiated his alleged hoax confession, declaring he had written it to end continued questioning. He waa fonnd guilty of obstructing joatice, however, and sentenced to one year In Jail and fined 11,000. The aen tence waa auapended and he waa re leaaed after paying the fine. He re turned to Virginia. Housewives' Forum By MARIAN LOWRT (Oontlnutd Prom Pag 1) lent Id mildness gives It an appeal to moat palates. I nee: 12 green peppera t-Ib. head of cabbage t bunches of celery 4 large cucumbers t cups small encumbers S quarta of cooked corn 1 large onion y cup flonr 1 cup augar 1 large can of condensed milk H teaspoona mustard . 1 teaspoon psprika 2 tablespoons enlt 2 cups vinegar All the vegetables are cut: they are not ground. The rabbngn la chopped coarsely or shredded In one-Inch lengths. The celery is cut In thin slices. I do not pare the small cu cumlwr; they are sliced. The large onea are pared, cut In quarters and then sliced Inch thick. If possible I use the large thick-mented peppers. After the seeda are discarded the pep pers are cut into small hits. The corn Is cooked on the cob five mln. utes or canned corn can be nsed. The onion Is cnt fine. These vegetables are mixed together. With flonr, milk, augar, mustard, paprika and salt a dressing la made. This is not cooked: the Ingredients are mixed thoroughly. Then alter. nato layers of It and the vegetables are nrranged In a large crock. The !nd Is mixed with a spoon or the hands. On the thoroughness of the mixing tlie success, or much of It, of the salad depends. Kvery morsel of the vegetables needs to be coated with the dressing. 1 cook the salnd In one large nten all or several smaller kettles. The vinegar Is added after the mixture has been set on the stove. The salad Is conked rapidly until It holla all over. Tltibblea should appear throughout the salad. Then it Is c:inned wlthont de lay. Tho more quickly the relish la placed In hot aterillicd jars the bet ter. Rapidity of action makes for crispness and for a delirious flavor. Tills pepper salad rlpena as It alanda In the jars. A few weeks of ripening greatly Improvea Ita flavor, but It can be used a day or two after being canned. Eileen Hart, Houte 2, Eugene. Reltanoi Rweet green peppera t . Tillamook cheese 2 eggs ' 2 teaapoonfuls milk teaspoon baking powder 1-8 teaspoon salt 1-8 cup Hour Cook peppers In boiling water until oft: drain and apllt: remove seeds, nd dry with cheese cloth. Cut Til lamook cheese Into oblong pieces, wrap In green peppers, skewering With tooth picks If necessary, rieat ggs until light, add milk, baking powder, unit and flour. Heat nntll smooth. IMp peppera Into batter and fry nntll delicately brown, Drain and turn with aalad. Mra. M. I Hhff,. man, Rout 3, Junction City, Canned Egi Plant , Par the egg plant, cut Into thin slices, and boll it 115 or 20 minutes. Then drain off the water, pack the (( plant. Into glass Jars, fill them t vr flowing with cold water, (nd proceed as for conned corn. June Allen, Creswell. Pepper, Pineapple, Tomato tad Meat Relish Slice nbout 12 to 15 pounds green tomntoes, fl medium yellow onions and 8 green peppera. Place a layer of each in a atone crock. Sprinkle 1,4 eup aalt over layers. Cover and allow to stand three days. Pour off salt brine, straining through a cheese cloth into enamel preserving kettle. Pour on boiling water to cover and cook until tender. Drain agnin through cheese-cloth. Return to ket tle with the syrup of 4 cupa of augar and 1 quart of cider vinegar, 2 table spoona muatard aeed, and 6 cupa of crushed pineapple. Cook alowly two hours and aeal. Mra. Roger B. Hall, Wendling. Eioallopad Eggplant Pare eggplant, cut into email pieces and cook until soft. Mnsh, then add cup butter, cup bread crumbs, 2 eggs well beaten, a little onion, sea son with aalt and pepper. Put into a caaserole, aprinkie with crumbs, and a little chopped bacon. Bake 20 minutes. A delicious luncheon dish. Miss Chloe Robertson, 2001 Fair mount boulevard, Eugene. Pepper Stew Remove the seeda from 12 green peppers and boil for 30 minutee In alightly salted water. When tender take up and set one sale. Put Into a aaucepan a half dosen fresh toma toes, a sliced onion, a sprig of para- ley, a couple of clovea, and a teaspoon of salt. Add cold water and bring to a boil; aimmer until the tomatoes are pulpy, then strain. Put a table spoon each of butter and flour into a frying pan, and aa aoon as melted and bubbly, add the strained tomato. Ab soon aa thickened and creamy put in the peppers. Simmer five minutes, taking cure not to crush the peppers, nnd serve. Mrs. P. G. Bradwny, Mo to Route 8, Eugene. Ploklad Eggplants (Sweet and Sour) EggplantB can be made into very fine aweet and aour pickles. Peel the eggplants and cut them in large slices or cubes. Into a large porcelain ves sel put alternate layers of eggplant and salt, Let stand three hours or more. Then lightly squeeze out the dark fluid that has been drawn out by the salt, and wash In several wa ters. Boll minute or two and drain through a alere. Take vinegar in proportion to egg- planta used one pint to each egg plant and aweeten with brown sugar to taate. Put from two to four table spoons powdered cinnamon into the vinegar, and a tablespoon of three mixed spices (any choice yon wish to use). Tie splcea In a piece of cheese-cloth. When the vlnegnr is heated put in the eggplants nnd boil until tender. Take the pickle up care fully and pnt It Into jars. For aour pickles use the same amount of vine gar and spices, but omit the sugar. Mrs. W. R. Armstrong, 1302 West 11th avenue, Eugene. Baked Stuffed Eggplant 1 large eggplant 2 cupa cooked or canned tomntoea gTeen pepper 1 cup cooked meat 4 slices crisp bacon Bread crumbs Butter, aalt, pepper Remove top and parboil eggplant. Remove the pulp and cook In a little water, until tender. Cook tomatoes and chopped green peppers. Com bine eggplant, chopped meat, bacon, tomatoes and aufflclent bread crumba to hold mixture together. Season, fill shell and cover with buttered crumbs. Brown in oven. Don't chop anything too fine. Bake about 25 mlnutea In a moderate oven. Serves six. Mrs. T. R. Brabham, Route 2, Engene, Eggplant a La Creole Cook spaghetti In salted water un til almost done. Cook eggplant which has been diced. In salted water. But ter baking dish and place a layer of spaghetti in botton. then a layer of eggplant, a layer of chopped hell pep per and chopped onion. Salt and pepper. Repent the above. Sprinkle generously with grated cheese and dot with butter. Pour one can of to mato sauce over all and bake 1 hours slowly. Mra. Agnes Story, Trent. Thornton Corners THORNTON CORNERS, Sept. 21. Special) B. F. Bowers, of North Bend, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mra. O. R. Trent. , Mr. and Mrs. I,. R. Smith accom panied Mr. and Mra. Gene Boss to Curtin Sunday evening to a birthday party honoring Mra. Boss' mother, Mrs. E. Elchler. Mr, and Mrs. George Foster and children accomponled Benton Hchrenk to Eugene rlnturday, Mra. H, Warreu of Cottage Grove accompanied Mrs. Benton Schrenk to the Umpqua Baptist association In Eugene Thursday, Mra. 11, C. Hose and mother, Mrs. Sadie Flenk of Cottage Grove, spent Friday with Mrs. R. B. Dixon. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Premasii, Joanne Premusst and Mra. Mary Smith visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank In Blue at Hebron. Mrs. Smith remsined for a few days' visit. IXIVE'8 BEAUTY SALON rh. 001 TO EUROPE TO BE By H. 0. HUNTER (Pacific Northwest Correspondent) WASHINGTON, Sept. 21. With the state department intent upon building the United States world com merce to the 1020 level through re ciprocity treaties, an increase of mil lions of dollars in the trade between the Pacific northweat nnd Sweden and Belgium would be possible if the pro gram la a success. Trade between thla country and Sweden haa fallen to almost one-third of Ita value of 1W29 while the Belgium United Statea commerce waa down but alightly leas. In 1U20 the United Stntea exported to Sweden goods val ued at $53,701,001 and in 1033 this trade had declined to a value of only $18,697,580. Belgium importa from the statea amounted to $114,854,402 in 1028 and but $43,267,506 last year. There waa a aomewhat amaller de cline in exports from those countries to the United States over the period, the goods from Sweden amounting to $52,086,608 in 1020 and but $30,072, 309 in 1033. From Belgium came goods valued at $74,047,843 In 1020 and $23,103,235 In 1033. Products of the stntea of Washing ton, Oregon, Idaho and Utnh aent to those nationa showed a proportionate decline, the exports of fish, wheat, furs, boxed and barreled apples, saw ed timbers nnd other lumber, flour, fruits and copper dropping in value from $22,130,125 In 1020 to $4,350,- 944 Inst yeor. nile all of such exports to the two European nations naturally did .not come from those four stnteB, It was pointed out that in case of ramd ln- creaseH in business in those commodi ties, the Pacific northwest should profit considerably. Figures were not obtainable to show just what portiona of those exports came from any par ticular area. The atate department has invited written atatementa concerning exports and importa of all articles to the- two countries. Written statements for Belgium will be received until October 22 and October 20 has been 8et aside for oral .presentation of views on the subject. Written atatementa on Swed ish trade will lie received until Octo ber 20 with oral atatementa to be presented November 6. 21 Names Added To Choral Group Twenty-one names were added to the roster of the newly organized Wo men's Choral group following the lost tryouts, Monday evening in the studio of the director, John Stnrk Evans. The chorus haa about 110 names. Below are the 21 new onea: Mrs. Eileen Edblom, Mrs. Bcrnlce Zcllor, Mrs. Harry Ballc, Mrs. Grib xknv, .Mrs. A. .1, Morgan, Miss Moselle INDIGESTION and DYSPEPSIA are) usually attributed to an excess of acid In the atomach and most remedies: aim only at correction of thla condi tion. It la now found that the liver la primarily re sponsible for the trouble. By ita failure to aecrote tho proper amount of bile tho digestive fluid In the atom ach Is thrown ont of balance and the result la belching, bloating, headache and gen eral distress after eating and In many oases constipa tion. AGIPHO Is a new discovery different from all ao-talled "Antle acids." Besldea neutralizing the excess acid and there by giving Immediate relief It gently stimulates the liver and haa a mild action on the bowels, thua remov. Ing the cause of the trouble Instead of attempting to pro vide a nuhstltute for the normal aecrotlon of the liver. ACIPHO la Inexpensive a largo pneknge costs only SIXTY CENTS and Immediate relief may be expocted. RED CROSS DRUG CO. (24 Willamette Have Your Favorite Snapshot ENLARGED Ncrtrly every snapshot makes a good enlni-RO-mont nnd when tinted nnd framed they are a fino decorntion nnd nn ideal gift. See our sample. PRICES ARE REASONABLE HAND TINTING ft FRAMING CARL R. BAKER KODAK SHOP Comer 7th & Willamette Hair, Mrs. U. M. Mouiitjoy. Mra. 0. W. Leonard, Miirmierltte l'etrwn, Mm. Agnea G. Hobertson, Minn Wildn Pari till, MrH. Robert Chufterton, Mrs, Irene Plmickamp, Mrs. ('. L, I'nine, .Mra. H. V. MittthewK, Mis Alice Ctipptt, Mra. U. G. Tho r no, Mra. .Inek Lewis, Mrs. Elizabeth HvilW, Mrs. Minnie Ash ton, Mi us Helen Hell. Japanese Make Big Mass Plane Flight TOKIO, Sept. 21. 7P) A sue cessful Client of 7S Japanese miPtnry airplftnes nrross the 4 SO miles of space from Darien to Hanking, Mnn chukuo, was reported torlny by the Hslnking correspondent of the news paper Asahi. The fleet was In nsinking nt 3:3.1 p. m. today after overcoming heiul winds which spoiled their formation but did not Interfere with the suc cess' of the movement. The mass maneuver was made shortly after Manchukuo sent a protest to Soviet Russia. REMOVAL NOTICE . Tou will now find us nt our new headquarters at 501 Madison St. Phone 1543-W. E. C. WILFERT SAND & GRAVEL CO. RUMMAGE SALE School and winter clothing, Satur day, Public Market. CONCRETE pipe for that well. SIGNS Valley Printing Co. IMPORTANT GLUE IN KIUP CASE NEW YORK, Sept. 21. UP) Teu tonic symbolism has been a guiuVpost for federal authorities In their aearch for tii Limlbtridi kidnapers since al most the first day of the aeureh. This symbolism was marked In all of the rnnsom notes sent to Colonel IJnlberl':h, nnil now officials are seek ing to link licrQtu-d Iluuptmnnn, an un-nnttirnlizcd German, with the ob vious Teutonic background of the notes. Hnuptmonn's finvorite resort was linns' Bavarian beer garden in the Bronx, where be was regarded as a good customer. The mysterious "John" to whom 'Jnfsie" paid the $50.01)0 rnnsom wns of Germun or Scandinavian appear ance. Condon said at the time. Each ransom note ended with a complicated symbol, made up of sev eral smaller symbols, each of which could be found In German books on symbolism. . cuko, 4,'Jfll.Onn: Berlin, 4,2SS,OO0; and Paris, ;.,7S3,00O. Mapleton Rebekahs Observe Birthday MAPLETOX, Sept. 21. ( Special) Miunon ltelieknh lodso met for Its regular meeting Tuesday eveuiug. The Three Links club lind a short meeting after lodge nnd decided to have a work meeting nt Mrs. Emily Wildy's home the evening of September 20. Tho Uebcknhs ore celebrating their nnuiversnry Friday night by 'enter taining nil the Odd Fellows and their families. The school teachers and the new minister and wife are special guests. Python Discovered Near English Town Including its suburbs, New Tork has a population of 10,001,000; Lon don, I),(il0,000; Tokio, 5,S11,000; Chi- IIASTINC1S, England. Sept. 21. OP) A python is at large somewhere near Hastings. Fivo hundred python eggs were discovered today and burned. It waa assumed the mother escaped from some zoo years ago or got out of u fruit crate coming from abroad. Alligator Brand Balloon Silk Jackets QC $6.00 Valua Wi33 ' Guaranteed Waterproof. . Army and Navy Store Kay Warns Pickets Order Is Required SALEM. Sept. 21. W) As the result of n slight disturbance Wed nesday. Btrlkcrs who had been picket ing the Thomas Kay Woolen mills plant here, were told by Ercel Kay, chief owner, this morning, that they might remain on the grounds only, "if they caused no further trouble." Assistance of locnl police wna re quired yesterday, when pickets re fused to permit a Portland goods cut ter to enter the plant and remove NoPK-UFoun4 new vomTsTpTT!,., 1 hurne.1 llorro Caatl "li V oral hour, before ",' u troyed, oonu.neu noV. ' The Lyric Thla model, pictured above, is handsome Black crushed kid with CC CO patent trim 4O.OU Other Styt-Eez Shoea at $5.88 Styl-eez Shoes talk the language of fashion and beauty So II.- lu" new Fjii models now-e, 'ashion of tajo an Is present In an Individual and charming aaa. ner. SphShpeCi FAMOUS "PYRAMID" PLAt Unmnity cf Origin pi. Ongm Slatt 19)3 at Ptrilani. "Inn Mike" Mikulai, Origyt full back, flungtd eiir Ibt Btanr goal fir a laithdou n. The liami linti up fit tht try for point. 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