Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 24, 1933, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextafEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, XfEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1933. PAGE SEVEN DRYS PLAN FIGHT TO RESTRAIN SALE OF BEERJlPRIL 7 Government Wheels in Mo tion to Open Taps After ' Midnight Beer Pris oners' Status Requested drew record crowd, tmw, and ntuslcal comedies of the "Lore Pa rade" type are consistently popular. Films featuring courtroom acenee. gangster activities and backstage ro mances find favor only with ttae sophisticated. WASHINGTON, Mar. 24. iT) The federal government today moved wlfily to open the oeer taps through which a legal 33 brew will flow to Americans thirsty after midnight April 6. Machinery to Uoense brewers was set tn motion by Dr. James M. Doran, Industrial alcohol commissioner, who pledged himself to keep bootleg rack eteers out of the legalized Industry. Government officials acted qulck ... triHnt Ratwevelt signed Into law a bill which permits the sale r beer and wine ol a. per coos alcoholic, content. The President's i . .niiMi the end of the abso lute prohibition which has prevailed alrum ibhu. Drys Han Fight, leaders of prohibition organiza tion, meantime, made plans for test ing the law's constitutionality and for blocking the sale of beer by in junction. They served notice of a de- i. nui nttrf. hnttle nt nfitniK eatlmate that an annual revenue of H25.0O0.0O0 to DISO.000,000 will be returned, ju reatiy the Internal revenue bureau has. begun distribution of revenue stampa which will bring In the 5 tax on every barrel. mMnivht Aaril 6. the legal- lied beverages may be sold In at least 14 atatee Arizona, California, Tiuni. Tnrfiana Kentucky. MissourJ, Montana. Nevada, New Jersey. New York. Oregon, Pennsylvania.. wu' Inglon and Wisconsin. Connecticut Sale OKeh. It may be sold alto In Connect ... i , . Anlnlnn oxnressed bv Ken neth Wynne, executive secretary to Oovernor Cross, Is followed. He held the Connecticut stwe enioroemenv act prohibited only tbe sale of liquor held to be lntoxioatlng by federal laws. While breweries got full steam up .IMnt tha nrtttnectlva demand. M " "i"t"J J r - - Dr. Doran made ready to send B0 field workers to tne iicensea pm rm. M wtll fftV the WOfd On the night of April when the beer trucks may leave at tne aero uou. for the retail estamisnmeni. ms . , , i mjai bv the alco urau jmu j - - hoi bureau permits the bottling or beer to proceed. ....... . B,M.VAit. vesterdav asked. At torney-General cummlngs for a re port on the statu or inaemi fn.-. oners convicted of beer sale. A nam , . w.it. been introduced In confess providing for the release of such prisoners. TMIESIFIG CHINESE TASTES TO MUSICAL PLAY wmtMA kT American-made talking pictures are taeetlng with mixed reception from Chinese audi ences. Although the average Chinese finds i. rfii.it. fe. fniinw the dialog, the university students are the keenest fans, since they are aoie w compr. Theme songs are decidedly popu lar with the younger generation. inriulee In love- making a la Hollywood Is viewed with grave concern by old-fashioned Chi nese. Ronald Cclman, Greta Oarbo. Jean ette MacDonald, Maurice Chevalier, Norma Shearer, Charles Farrell and Janet Oaynor are among the most popular talkie atars In Pelplng at present, a Chinese motion picture magazine reveala- To the average audience pictures adapted from well-known stage plays like "Disraeli," "Anna Christie" and "Journey's End" have proved com plete "flops," Pelplng managers de clare. "All Quiet on the Western Front" Menus of the Day (By Mn. Alexander Gsorje.) DINNER AT NOON Break ftut. Orange Juice Cooked Wheat Cereal Cream Soft Cooked Egg Bacon Coffee Bread Coffee Dinner. RcMt Pork and Candled Sweet Potatoes Apple Sauce Bread Butter Head Lettuce Salad French Dressing Creamy Prune Pudding Coffee Supper. Bacon and Cheese Squares Orange Peel Bread Sandwiches Pear Sauce Tea Creamy Prune Pudding. 13 cup sugar f ,b1Epoons flour . 3 egg yolks !4 teaspoon salt 1 oup rune pulp 1 cup mtlk 3 tablespoons lemon Juice 3 egg whites, beaton Blend sugar and flour; add yolks. salt, prune pulp and milk; cool tn double boiler until mixture as thick and creamy; stir frequently: fold in egg whiten; cool; add lemon Juice; chill. Orange Peel Bread. 3 14 cups flour 4 teaspoons tasking; powder teaspoon salt 1 cup chopped candled orange peel 3 cups milk i m 3 tablespoons butter, melted 2-3 oup sugar Soak milk and pel I minutes. Add rest of lngrealnts; pour Into greased loaf pan; let rise 15 minutes. Bake 60 minute In 0ow oven. Baron and Cheese Squares. 13 square crackers 2 tablespoons butter 0 pieces bacon teaspoon paprika Snread butter on crackers: top each cracker with piece of bacon; sprinkle with paprika. Arange on shallow pan and bake 10 minutes In moderate oven Serve warm. ENJOY CAFETERIA The high school cafeteria is a stu dent body organization operated to give the teachers ana students a hot lunch at noon at a low cost. An at tempt Is made to give a variety In foods, balance the lunches, and use the best of materials. As there ts very little profit made on the dishes, the ery best food Ingredients can be used and the luncheon sold at a low price. ThJ food is cooked by one of the cooking classes, unaer close super vision. One group of girls prepares and serves the lunch for which they receive their own lunch, while an other group Is paid in money. From 10 to 13 girls are smployed during the school year. The menus for the week of March 30 is given below, which Is an ex am pU of the type of food served with the cost. i Monday, March 20. Soup .. 05 Cheeee Fondue ...,............... .05 Vegetable Oomb. Salad .... .05 Bread and Butter Sandwich.-..... Peach Pie .03 Ice Cream .. , .05 Milk .03 FRAUD IN TRANSFER EUGENE BANK ASSETS BUOEMS, March 24. (AP) Fraud. ulent transfer of mortgages, notes, cash and other assets of the Com merce company to the defunct Bank of Commerce In order to bolster the assets of the savings and commercial departments of the barfk ls alleged In s petition filed in circuit court here by Percy W. Brown, receiver for the company. He asks an order to ob tain these assets belonging to the company." ; Turks, Russliins In Filmy Tie ? ANGORA (AP) Turkey and Rus sia are about to express their friend ship In a Joint movie depleting the revolutions In the two countries. A Russian director, having toured the battlefields of the Kemallst revolu tion, hereabout, bas returned to Moscow to write a scenario and se lect a cast. New Lights for Holy Year VATICAN CITY (AP) A powerful Indirect lighting system has been In stalled In St. Peter's In preparation for holy year pilgrimages.' The lights Illuminate the baalllca'a principal works of art. , a Pender and body repairing. Prices right. BrlU Sheet Metal Work. SAVE your health and teeth. At these prices you can afford to have your dental work done now. Extractions aa low as , ,, t .60 Sliver Fillings as low as 1.00 Cement Fillings as low - 1.00 Porcelain Fillings a low is 1.00 Gold Crowns aa low a 5.00 Plates a low a a 13.00 DR. B. D. C0E 404 Medford Center Bldg. Phone 840 These Low Prices Effective Saturday-Monday Only 50-f t. Garden Hose CHICKEN FENCE -5 ft. 2-inch mesh $520 Cash O BALL-BEARING LAWN MOWER 16 in. 5 blade 10-inch wheel $J35 Hubbard Bros. Inc. Everybody's Store Since 1884 T Tuesday, March 21. Soup .......... ... ............. Buttered Lima Bean....- Hamburger Sandwich ... Bread and Butter Sandwich...... Tuna Fish Salad . Prune Whip Ice Cream- Milk Wednesday, March 22. Soup - CreAmed veal and Peas on Toast.. .05 05 .05 .03 .... .05 .05 .05 . .03 Potato Salad Deviled Egg Sandwich-, Bread and Butter.. Tapioca Cream Ice Cream ..... . Aug! Pood Cafce......... Milk . HERE'S LITTLE CHARLEY RUGGLES ' Jav i Arllna Judge of the films, Mr. Wesley Rugglas In private life. Is shown with her baby, Charles Wesley Rugglea, who doean't know yet that he corns from a line of stage ancestors. (Associated Press Photo) RECIPE SEARCH Southern Oregon housewives are looking over their recipe book In preparation for the cake-baking con test which haa been announced by the Medford American Legion auxil iary, cooperating with the Mall Trib une, General Pood and Swift le Co. Complete details, including' the date, will appear In Tuesday Tribune, March 28. Both oash and merchandise price will be awarded to winner. Follow ing the Judging, all cake entered will be toid by the ladles of the auxiliary, the proceeds being donated to the genera welfare fund. Mra. K. D. Rosa, chairman of the event, haa Issued an Invitation to all women of this valley to participate In next week's oake-baktng contest, Too Many Campuses In Spain. MADRID (AP) Fernando de los Rlos, minister of education, want to reduce the number of Spanish unl versltles to a "more reasonable ratio with the number of students." He says there are 13 universities for 40, 600 students of whom 13,505 attend Madrid. . Thursday, March 23. SOUp Tamnle Loaf and Sauce. Pea- and Nut Salad Plmlento Cheese Sandwich Bread and Butter Sandwich Banana Cream Cake. w. Ice Cream ..... ......... Cocoa Friday, March 24. Soup Scalloped Salmon Macaroni Salad Hamburger Sandwich . Bread and Butter Sandwloh., Fruit Jello Ice Cream m Milk .05 .05 .05 .05 .03 .05 .05 .03 , .03 , .05 , .05 , .05 , .05 . .03 . .05 , .05 Brokeu w I o d o w e glazed rrowbrldge Cabinet Work. "Betty Crocker" Milk Chocolate Cake SPECIAL 20c and 39c Date Lunch Cakes, each . . . . . 5c Home Made Bread, 3 for. 20c MODEL BAKERY Liberty Building Phone 611 FREE AND EASY STYLE FOR F. R. WASHINGTON, Mar. 34. (fl) Something may cauae a change later, but m far President Roosevelt and the newspaper oorpa aeem well satis- fled with the Informal, direct ques tion and answer discussions at Mr. Rootevelt's sem1week!y press confer ences. In reestablishing this type of con ference! abandoned sine the early days of the Harding administration Mr. Roosevelt laughingly said that he had been told they would not continue long. He ventured they could and would be carried out. Some of the veteran reporter! dis agreed, but after several successful gatherings, they have changed their minis. Th procedure at the conferences on Tuesdays at 10 a. m and Fridays at 4 p. m. are simple. The newspaper men waiting In the lobby of the executive, office axe summoned Into the President's room. They fill al most every available bit of space. Mr. Roosevelt greets them and leans cornier t ably back in his chair. The questions come thick and fast and some go to the root of delicate questions and situations. Not once thus isr has the President shown any sign of lmpattence or perturba tion There ts no hesltsMon in hla answers. When he doesn't mske a. direct answer, he says: "I can't tell you anything about that yet," or "I don't know." First off, Mr. Roosevelt telli the reporters whether the answers are "of the record," or ''background," to be used on their own authority. Di rect quotations are prepared in writ ing. All in all, It la a free and easy, give and take exchange, with the Presi dent heartily enjoying the frequent quips and sallies. Oregon Weather. Unsettled tonight and Saturday; rain In west portion tonight and 1st southwest portion Saturday; snows in ths mountains; not much change in temperatures; fresh south ' to ssst i wlndA offshore. "YOU'RE SOME CAKE BAKER, JANE! MY WIFE CAN'T BAKE CAKE LIKE THIS!" "YES, SHE CAN . . . NOW! I'VE JUST BEEN TELLING HER ABOUT MY NEW BAKING POWDER , DISCOVERY!" t i Every woman who tries this more modern type of baking powder this scientific double acting Calumet starts a dozen others on the same happy road to new success in baking. They only need to see the glorious velvety textured results that Calumet gives. Com plete protection all through the baking ' thanks to the marvelous second action that is held in reserve to act in the heat of the oven. You get such efficiency with Calumet that you use less and still have much finer baking I The thrifty standurd Calumet proportion is only a teaspoon to a cup of sifted flour. Ask your grocer for this money-saving, success-bringing can. Make this lovely Calumet Party Cake try Calumet in all your baking. What fun to be thrifty and proud, tool . . Calumet is a product of General Foods, CALUMET PARTY CAKE . (3 mii tvAlss) I cup lifted Swsns Down Cake Flour S teai poons Calumet Baking Powdar ' teaipoon salt Vi cup butter or other hortening l't eupa sugar Vi cup milk Vi cup water 1 teaipoon vanilla tcaapoon almond extract 3 egg whites, still! -beaten Sift flour once, measure, add balling powder and salt, sad sirs together three times. Cream butter thoroughly, add sugar grad ually, ssd cream together until light and fluffy. Add flour alternately with liquid, a small amount at a time. Beat after each addition until smooth. Add flavoring; fold is egg whites. Bake in two greased 9-inch layer pans in moderate oren(37So r.) 20 minutes. Spread boiled frosting between la yen and on top and sides of cake. Decorate top with tiny red cinnamon candies. Alt mmufofntt arm feraf. CALUMET Saturday and Monday Specials Dependable Coffee gfh "7 . 35 29' Airway Coffee 19 Salad Oil C7r Pure Vegetable Oil, Cooking liK Economy. Bring Container II H f Gallon V U Mayonnaise rtffit, Dest Foods, Finest Quality M aMl Mayonnaise gf sh II Pint Jar LSSk Br Flour Edwards Dependable Choice quality. Vacuum racked Lb. Baking Powder K. C. World Famous (or Value White Beans Fancy Small Whites, Below ths , Present Market Prices 10 lb. Pun Brazilian Blend, Fresh Roasted Lb. pk. Tomatoes Josephine Brand, Choice Solid Pack A Value to Talk About 2 cans Puck Brand Hard Wheat, Your Money's Worth 491b. bag 89 Tobacco 5C Stud, long burning cigarette tobacco . Pkg. Buy Six and Receive One Free Cereal Grapenut Flakes, a crunchy rerenl with a nut-like flavor Butter Safeway Quality Creamery, a guaran. tee of quality Lb. Cauliflower Large snow whits heads. Spinach Fresh local Pkg. war 23- 11. Each U U Lb. Cash Paid For Candy Fresh New Shipment, Bright Bag Colored Candies in Cellophane 10 Olives California Small Klpe; tbey are great 2 cans Sardines Max-l-mum Extra Quality Large 3 cans Clams t. A. B. Brand Minced Yi size can Malt Blue Ribbon Famous Quality Lge. can Jell Well The new package. A New quality -Every Flavor Pkg. Syrup Max-l-mnm Pure Cane and Maple Syrup. So Good! Qk Jug 19 25 11 53' 5C 33 House Cleaning Supplies GOLD DUST washing powder, Is Dirt' Enemy M . a, m Lge. pkg. LIQUID BLEACH Clorox or Sanlclor They Clean Woodwork Easily Full quart 15 Brooms A Broom for every need and purse. Prices start at Soap Harmony It floats. Last twlee as long. 10 bars 29 29 Cleaner Crystal Whit. Effective " Results Quickly 3 cans Peets Granulated Soap It's con eentrated Lge. pkg. SEE OUR WINDOW FOR ADDITIONAL ITEMS 10 19 Eggs and Other Local Products PLEASE PRESENT SCBIP FOR IMMEDIATE REDEMPTION, EITHER IN FOOD OR CASH WE WILL GLADLY ACCEPT OREGON STATE RELIEF ORDERS WE FEATURE QUALITY MEATS SWIFT'S PREMIUM- dFEUAIj II fl c packace FRESH GROUND Hamburger Lb 5 c Hams or Bacon Lb 12V2c Prime Rib Roast Boned and Tied No Waste Lb 12V2c Puritan Hams or whole . PURE Lard 3 Lbs 21c VEGETABLE Shortening SirloinJ-boneSteaks Lb 9y2c ; Pork Roasts LOIN OR LEO Lb9i2c . . . . 15c I Main and Holly. TWO STORES. 33 No. Central s