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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1934)
12 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1934 WORK RELIEF PROGRAM WILL BRING BATTLE Washington, Dec. 31 ( Notice was given today by the United States conference or mayors that It would "bitterly fight any attempt to hold up work relief program at the coming session of congress." This was among the reactions ex pressed to the series of recommen dations made by big business lead ers yesterday at White Sulphur Springs for aiding In economic re covery. President Roosevelt was pictured by high authorities as ready to ex amine "on its merits" the program for recovery. A committee from the business leaders expects to con fer with the president soon. Meanwhile, Chairman Kennedy of the securities and exchange com mission said it was too early yet, to tell whether the 1933 securities act should be amended. That is for the future to disclose, he added. The business leaders had advo cated revision on the ground the act was retarding the flow of cap ital. On relief, the business conference recommended: "For those out of work employ ment on useful public construction projects not created primarily for the purpose of relief, and at wages not in excess of the direct relief payments which they would other wise receive, would be encouraged In order that long-continued idle ness, with its unfortunate effects, both physically and morally, may wherever possible be avoided." The mayors' statement said "busi ness now suggests we keep the un employed in storage on a starvation basis until private business has the opportunity to exploit human re sources again." It was issued after a conference between Harry L. Hopkins, relief administrator, and a conference subcommittee Including Mayor La Ouardla of New York. . "Every thoughtful student of the unemployment situation knows that what the unemployed want is work," the mayor said. Human resources are too valuable to let decay under a system of pauperism, charity and Idleness. "With over 10,000,000 people on relief in America's major cities, we shall continue our efforts to secure adoption by President Roosevelt of a sound financial plan which will give Jobs Instead of the dole to these citizens." Cranberry Ice Easy To Make Cranberry ice Is perfectly grand when served with turkey, We have found a most successful method which we are passing on to you, This ice can be frozen In a tray In a mechanical refrigerator by stir ring every 20 minutes during the first two hours of freezing period. It will take about 4 hours to freeze. CRANBERRY ICE 4 cum btrrlec 3 cups water t ClIpB BUKBf 1-S cup lemon Julct 4 tablcnpons ernte Julca Wash berries, add water and sim mer until berries are very soft. Press through strainer. Add sugar; when blended, add fruit Juices. Pour Into ice cream freezer and freeze until stiff. Pound Cake Is Holiday Treat Pound cake is one of the prime favorites In England during the Yuletide season. The secret of a good pound cake is In the baking and this department suggests that you bake the mixture for 1 hour in a moderately slow oven. Pour the mixture Into a loaf pan lined with heavy paper or buttered brown paper. Our favorite pound cake method follows; POUND CAKE 1 cup butter 2 gupi unar 5 cbk jrolks 1 teaspoon Almond extract 1 tablespoon brand (optional) 1 teaspoon mace M teinpoon salt 1H cups flour teaspoon baking powder 6 e whites, beaten Cream butter, add sugar and beat 2 minutes. Add yolks, flavorings, mace, salt, flour and baking pow der. Mix well. Fold in egg whites, mix lightly and pour into pan. HANNA SIGNS WITH NEWSPAPER GUILD Cleveland, O. Dec. 21 (LP) Dan R. Hanna, Jr., president of the Cleve land News, Thursday signed a one year contract with the Newspaper Guild. It regulates hours, working conditions and minimum wages for an editorial staff of 100, plus office boys and apprentices. Reporters, editorial writers, re- , write men, copy-readers and pho- i tographers of four years or more experience are to be paid a min imum of $40 per week. Employes receiving between $40 and $50 per week prior to Dec. 15 are given a 10 per cent increase. The contract sets a 40 hour work week of five days and provides three months pay in advance upon dismissal for em ployes who have been with the con cern nine or more years. FOREIGN MISSION SOCIETY GATHERS Jefferson Mrs. J. G. Fontaine ntprtn Inert the Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the Methodist church at her home here Wednes day afternoon. Christmas decora tlons and a lighted tree made the rooms attractive. In response to roll call, "Quota tions from Christmas hymns," were given. Mrs. E. B. Redmond led the devotionals and Mrs. J. O. Van Win kle was program leader. The topic for the afternoon was "Music and the Message." Group singing of Christmas Carols led by Mrs. Van Winkle featured the program. Brief reading, "Good News in Scripture nnd Smiiy." were piven by the mem bers. Mrs. E. B. Redmond read an interesting paper on "Music and Paganism" and also read an article entitled "Music and Christianity." Favorite hymn of the missionaries was sung by Mrs. J. G. Fontaine. Gene Mary Redmond gave a vocal number "In the Secret of His Pres ence." The meeting was brought to a close by singing the closing hymn. A social hour was enjojved and refreshments served by the hostess assisted by Miss Marjorie Fon taine. Members present included Mrs. Grace Thurston. Mrs. R. C. Thomns, Mrs. J. O. Van Winkle, Mrs. a. c Mason, Mrs. Charles McKee, MUt Addle Libby, Mrs. E. B. RcdmonV Mrs. Blanche Libby and the host ess, Mrs. J. G. Fontaine. Guest were Mrs. C. S. Emry, Miss Esther Roland and Gene Mnry Redmond FRIDAY FROLIC COLUMBIA -DON LEE NETWORK PROTECT VISION S 4 At work or play, eye fa tigue and faulty vision are handicaps not so easily overcome. Consult our op tical specialist. Give .... Books or Stationery this Christmas Packed in attractive holiday boxes, plain or initialed. A variety if colors, too . . . There s nothing that will be more appreciated than a box of stationery. Give "Good Reading" It's sure to be appreciated For young or old books are always a gift hard to beat. There are all kinds here ... for the youngster as well as the older folks. The f anions line ol tfi-j Star book at, each wl Open Evenings Until Xmas Commercial Book Store A. A. GUEFFKOY $163 N. Commercial Phone 4534 MADAM: You Just Can't Afford to Miss the Great Values! at Pay 'n Takit CANDIES Fancy Quality CHOCOLATES J lb. Xmas Box ZVz ib. box 55c SATIN MIX Ideal for 4 At children 1UC BAKER'S BARS y Peanuts ....2 lbs. 19c Fresh Roasted Brazils 2 lbs. 25c Filberts, lb 10c 3 for IOC Fwrnm-rj tfk NUTS K-MMWM - DATES yf wS&t? New Crop2 ,bs' Fresh Extras 2 dozen noun i? Candlelight, 40 lb. bag Blue Seal All Family 6 Purpose 49 lb. bag 1.79 49 Karo Blue Label C lb. J Pail Pancake FLOUR Maximum 22 lb. Pkg. IIS Mince Meat ?one Such Pkgs. Pan Free Pfc mm MULES sgi (& JBU))(v(y) S PW Pure Cane Sungau? W: SflD Airway, 3 lb -9 Mayonnaise e Best Foods, pt. Jo:- 4Bm Jp 0 OLIVES 29c Ripe, Highway B.r.iul. 2 cans mmm 0r mW PEELS 15. 19C OraiiRf, Lemon, Citron SAUCE j fjc Worcestershire, Fi'ench's, S os. bottle...,.,.. pm0 JELLO 2pkas. lie Assorted Flavors V O ' Sm mm 0 Shred. Wheat PACKAGKS " nxsar t"M LEW SMITH Manager Stort Court and Commercial ED. SCIIREDER Manager Store 935 South Commercial Both Wish You a Very Merry Christmas PRODUCE FEATURES Salem's Leading Produce Pepartments FRIDAY, SATURDAY and MONDAY SPECIOLS Buy them by the box Never so cheap before. Standard box. Jap Oranges Celery Hearts Large Bunches, Well Bleached. 2 for., Sweet Potatoes Smooth, even sizes, 5 lbs ORANGES Sweet, Juicy, 176 size, 2 dozen. , GRAPEFRUIT Large Florldas, seldom sold for so little, each.,, COCOANUTS Fresh, medium size, 2 for 15c 17c 35c 5c lie MINCE MEAT The Kind You Like 2 ibs. 19c C1IARUK DUVAL Market Manager Court and Commercial Save on Your Meat Purchases at Pay'n Takit Quality Markets j Market ftaturei SIRLOIN OR RIB STEAKS Cut from Young Beef, Tender and Juicy FRESH GROUND BEEF Xo Water or Cereal HAD ib. BEEF TO BOIL OR BRAZE Cut from Choice Young Beef ARMOUR'S HAMS Nice and Lean Half or Whole li lb. Come in and See What Pay'n Takit Markets have in Turkeys, Ducks and Chic kens for you at Reasonable Prices Wishing One and All of You a Merry Ch ristmas and a Happy New Year DILL PICKLES Firm and Crisp 5C qt. ELMER MEANS Market Manaser 935 South Commercial Prices Effective Friday, Saturday and Monday, Dec. 21, 22, 24 at Both Stores, 935 S. 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