- MEDFOnD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOR1), OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST IS, 1933.
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FACING BATTLE
WITHCONGRESS
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TO CO-OPERATE IN
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At th court house auditorium a
meeting was held this week attend
ed by everyone Interested in auto
mo Uv lepalr work In oraer to dlscuu
the NRA program with O. S. Gates,
local automobile man presiding. Ap
proximately 75 persons attended In
cluding dealers, garage men, black
. smlthv, welders, top workers, palnt-
ers. and body workers.
In outlining the purpose of the
meeting, Mr. Gates stated that dur
ing the past few weeks all the auto
motive trades In Med lord had organ
ized ond that it was very desirable
In order to bring about cooperation
in ilvtng up to the Piesldenfs re
employment agreement that those j
Jnterasttd In repair worx should also I
perfect an organization.
Upon unanimous motion It was de
cided 10 adopt the President's reem
ployment agreement and practically
all the llrms represented reported
that they were displaying the Blue
Eagle. An analysis of tne reemploy
ment agreement as It concerns the
automotive trade and prepared by
the Oregon Automotive Trade asso
ciation was read m&A each of the
paragraphs was ttlscussed at length,
following which a motion was una
nimously carried that those attend
lng would follow the principles out
lined to the letter.
Incorporated In the motion also
was the adoption of a minimum
price of $1.50 for all mechanical work
and those present agreed to follow
the fcord and Chevrolet prices and
the Chilton flat rate.
Those attending the meeting In
cluded: W. H. Lewis, Lewis Super
service; c, H. Martin, O. Z. Howard
Howard and Martin; E M. Miller,
Miller's Garage; A. P. Daley, Daley
Chevrolet Shop; S. E. Brill. Brill
Sheet Metal Works; W. E. Allen,
Phoerux Garage; E. Setslowski; j. A.
Henderson, Roy L. Long. With am Su
per Service; T. N. Parrett, Parretfs
Body Shop; M. C. Nelleon, Shorty
Fender & Body Shop; W. W. Allen,
Pierce Allen Motor Company; R. A,
Skinner, Skinner's Garage; Sidney
jvewton, Huodard Bros. Inc., W. A,
Farmer, E. H. Mann. Mann's Auto
Service; W. E. Conrad, Harry's Auto
motive Service; Henry Dark, Medford
Garage; Flchtner's Garage; Frees
Garage: Merrlman Shop;. H. F. Lange,
Armstrong Motors, Inc.; Frank Ged
lg, Frank's Top Shop; Harold Grey,
Crater Lake Automotive Company;
George A. Barnum, Barnum Machine
Shop; C. S. Eakln, E'nkin Motor
Company; H. C. Wltham, Wltham Su
per aervlce; J. T. Drek Brill's Met
al Works: L. Pennington. Pennington
Battery service and Garage; C. O,
Whe?lc;ck, Lewis Super Service Sta
tion; C. L. Hopkins. Firestone; J. H.
Maasscn, Sunrise Super Service; Wal
ter IV. Bergman; Medford Oil Depo.
With Jockey Brltt looking over h. acenery, Wlnooka, Imported
Australian thoroughbred, came In a length and a half ahead of Huau
in a match race at Tanforan, Cal, track. Wlnooka packed 120 pounda
and came In eaaed up while Hueu carried 105 pounda. (Aaaoclated
Press Photo)
Menus of the Day
WHEAT CONFERENCE "
SCHEDULED MONDAY
WASHINGTON, Aug. 18. (AP)
Farm administrators today called a
conference for next Monday at Port
land, Oregon, to discuss plans for a
new export movement of wheat to
the Orient.
The effort will be made, they said,
because of a large surplus of gain
In that area which they believe will
have a depressing effect upon prices
of wheat In other sections "of the
country.
(By Mrs. Alexander George.)
PICKLE RECIPES
Dinner Menu.
Jellied Veal Loaf Creamed Potaoes
Bread Butter
Lettuce and Celery Salad
Watermelon
Coffee
Mammy Watermelon Pickles,
3 pounds watermelon rind
3 tablespoons salt
2 quarts water.
Cut off outer grtn rind and Inner
pink part of watermelon; cut Into
by 2-lnch strips, add salt and water
and let stand 12 hours. Rinse welt
In cold water, soak 3 hours In cold
water to cover; drain well, cover by
2 Inches with water and boll gently
until very tender when tested with
fork; add spice mixture.
Spice Mixture.
2 cups sugar
1 cup clnegar
',4 cup water
16 whole cloves
1-3 cup bark cinnamon, broken.
Loosely tie spices In white cloth
bag, add to rest of Ingredients and
boll 2 minutes. Add prepared melon
rind, cook slowly and atlr frequently
until syrup Is very thick and rind
well glazed. Remove spice bag and
pour melon and ayrup Into a Jar and
seal.
If desired, this mixture can be
poured Into an earthenware Jar and
when cool, covered with a plate and
stored In a cool place.
Bread and Butter Pickles.
12 cucumbers
6 onions
- cup salt
2 cups water
l'A cups sugar
3 cups vinegar
1 tablespoon celery seed
1 teaspoon ginger
2 teaspoons white mustard seed
6 sticks cinnamon
12 whole cloves.
Select cucumbers 4 Inches long and
54 lnchee thick; wipe off with damp
cloth and cut Into thin crossway
slices; select onions Inches In
diameter and peel and cut Into thin
slices. Mix the cucumbera, onions
and salt; let stand 3 houra. drain and
rinse In cold water. Loosely tie spices
In white muslin bag, add to the augar
ana vinegar: boll 2 minutes, add on
ions and cucumbers and boll gently
30 minutes. Pour Into sterilized Jars
and seal.
A SUMMER DINNER
(Serving Pour.)
Tomatoes and Cheese
Buttered Spinach
Bread Peach Butter
Sliced Cucumbera Mayonnaise
, Pineapple Filled Cake
Iced Coffee
Tomatoes and Cheese for Four.
2 cupa tomatoea
!4 cup diced cheese
V, cup crumbs
2 tablespoons chopped onions
2 tablespoons chopped parsley
4 teaspoon salt
V teaspoon paprika
3 tablespoons butter, melted
2 hard cooked eggs, sliced
Mix ingredients and pour Into but.
tered baking dish. Bake 20 minutes
In moderate oven. Serve In dish In
which baked.
Pineapple Filled Cake.
H cup fat
1 cup augar
2-3 cup milk
1 teaspoon vanilla -
2 eggs
2 cupa flour
3 teaspoons baking powder
?4 teaspoon salt
Cream the fat and sugar; add rest
of ingredients and beat 2 mlnutea.
Bake 20 minutes In 2-layer cake cans
in moaerate oven.
Pineapple Filling
cup sugar
3 tablespoons flour
1 egg yolk
!4 cup pineapple Juice
2 tablespoons lemon Juice
1-3 cup water
!4 cup crushed pineapple
1 tablespoon butter
Blend augar and flour: add yolk.
fruit Juices and water. Cook In dou
ble boiler until thick and creamy:
stir frequently. Add rest of Ingredl
enta and cook S mlnutea; cool. Use
sa filling between baked cake layers
and top layer may be covered with
white frosting or sprinkled with
augar.
publicans have been getting a load
of poison for distribution at the first
sign the administration might be
faltering. Democrats In some locali
ties are being fed a good dose of In
sidious propaganda by Interests that
mint tney ain't been done right by.
it will be a eight to warm the
cockles of the heart when Messrs
Ickea and Johnson collide with the
wise guys of congress.
Both ox them are very sturdy gen
tlemen.
Ickes has been fighting for loat
causet for yeara aa a Progressive.
Now at last he'a on a bandwagon that
aeema to nave balloon tires. It will
take an awful lot of alamshootlne to
anoca mm down.
Ana remember how former Vice
President Dawes won his nickname of
Hell 'n' Maria?" His wartime buddy.
General Johnson, la the same type.
Secretary Ickea la going hot after
tne .mart cniseiers whj would like
to turn a few technically-honest-
oniy pennies from public works.
His recent pronouncement that anv
evidence of speculative attempts to
protir, privately by land dcala In
slum rehabilitation would automat
ically Rill a proposal was meant In
deadly earnest. When he said he had
confidential Information that specu
lators have been acquiring opttona
on aoy plots in city slums Ickes was
talking turkey.
He uaa the goods on several amart
men.
Louie R. Qlavla, chief of the Inter
ior Department Bureau of Investi
gations, haa turned his agents loose
In all the cities repprewnted by the
30-odd bids for public money to fin
ance low-cost bousing programs.
ror example. In New York City
they nave unearthed deala wherein
speculates have taken six-month op
tions or. jsasi Biae property. Because
the city originally tried t Bet monnv
for slum rehabilitation fiom the Re
construction Finance corporation
'smart money."
The options cost comparatively
nothing. The holders figured to cash
In heavily. They won't lose much but
they'll lose. Ickea la going to take
hla chap apartment housea wav
down scmewhere.
And the aame system will applv in
every other city where the govern
ment can't acquire land at .proper
coat.
'" oi Agriculture ha won't
find an) Don voyage messages from
lormer president Hoover
Taylor's appointment to this (5,000
Jon on the clearing bouse for world
agricultural statistics bss an Inter
esting story back of It.
At the time Mr. Hoover waa Sec
retary of Commerce Dt Taylor was
chief of the bureau of agricultural
economics.
Mr. Hoover wanted to transfer the
Foreign Crop Reporting Board from
the department of agriculture to the
department of commerce.
Taylor protested vigorously. He
enlisted the then Secretary of Agri
culture nenry o. Wallace In the fight.
T.hla was the beginning of the
cleavaje between Mr Hoover and the
farm Interests.
Mr. Hoovers Inroads on the agri
cultural department were a source of
major grievance for Henry C. Wal-lace.
When he died In office hla frlenda
said It had a beating on hla passing.
Hla son. Henry A. Wallace, deserted
the Republican party at the time.
Tnia son Is now secretary of aarl-
cultuie In President Roosevelts cabi
net.
PAGE SEVES
Robert Fechner, general of the for
est army, quit school In the fifth
grade at Vie age of IS to become an
apprentloa machlniat.
He spent ten or fifteen yeara aa a
"boomer" which means he hoboed
from place to place working the
trade. In that time he worked all
over Central and South America as
well as the Statea. Then he settled
down to become vice p.-esldent of the
International Machinist's union.
But ask any of the stenographers
who taice hla dictation. They aav Its
easier ana smoother than any they've
ever iranscriDed.
F
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Wu?n Dr. H. O. Taylor sails for
Rome next month to represent toe
united statea at the International
SALEM, Aug. 18. (AP) Coopera
ting with the federal reemployment
program the atate welfare commis
sion today ruled that effective at
once no more permits will be Issued
business firms to emplay work-
era overtime during emergencies. The
ruling waa announced by 0. H. Oram,
atate labor commissioner and secre
tary of the welfare commission.
Oram stated that In the past It
had been the custom of the com
mission to issue many permits to
work help overtime, particularly to
mercantile firms during the taking
of Inventories He stated that from
now on no further permits would
be lasued, even for taking lnventoh
les. This ruling will affect all firms,
whether signed up with the NRA
or not, he said.'
. Broken windows glazed by Trow
bridge. Cabinet Worka.
PLEASE TELL
ME, MARX
why your tuna
salads are alway
so much more
delkioui than
mine I
"I always use that recipe you gave me, but my
salads never taste like yours. I guess I haven't
the knack of cooking that you have."
"Nonsense, there's no knack to it! Let me ask
you, do you use White Star Tuna?"
"Why, no, Mary, I never have. I didn't know
thattherewassuchadifferenceintheirquality."
"Well, that's the answer, Helen. I tried several
brands before I found out that there isn't any
other so good as White Star Tuna. And now I
buy nothing else. That's the secret of my suc
cessful salads."
A UI FOOD,
HONCSTLY
ADVIRTISID
Tbe Sell of Acceptance
nf fhc rflnmillii oa
Fnoji nf the American
Medical Anoostioo ii rour
best guarantee of the quality
of tnr product and the trutblulrjcaa of tne
adrermiris claim made for it. Look for
thia aril on every food vou buy. VThite
Siai Tuna bai tbu acceptance. s
Mow
to make good coffee
eyerytime
1
Use .
Drip Coffee Maker
in which boiling water drips
through a specially prepared"
couce and a.
filter
nBllciona ?rya.al. clear eofleet
Coffee made in this manner never, fails.
Morning af termorning it is always thetame.
Costa far lean. First, you use 'far
less coffee than with any other process
(saves you over Sc per lb.). Then, the 20
filter papers in each lb. of Schilling DRIP
Coffee save you 2c (regular retail price).
The Schilling Drip Maker shown
here is of sturdy enamel endorsed by "The Good
Housekeeping Institute". The color is rich ivory,
trimmed in panel freen in keeping- with the
onesc rsDie service.
If yonr grocer cannot anpply
yoat send his name snd 11.20 to A Schilling
4 Company, Sin Franciico. The Drip Maker
and the Drip Coffee will be sent to you direct.
2 Specially prepare! Schilling
Drip Coffee. Schilling Drip Coffee
is specially blended, spe
cially roasted, and. spe
cially ground for Ihe
immediate extrao
rant flavor. VJl
r uncc iwcnnea lor
1 percolator is not adapted U
for the drip process in which Q
the water drips through the
coffee but once, (y
. - W A filter paper rets
below the coffee tot let through
.nothing but the delicious healthful
amber drops. Real Drip Coffee cannot be
made otherwise. For your convenience, fit
ter papers are faded in taeh Schilling tin.
Introductory Offert
S? I I 3 Coffm, Mnkmr and
I I lib. Schilling Drip
M Coffta both for
only $1.20.
at your grocer's
Moneyback. Try then lot a week
for a month. If, morning after morning, they do
not produce the most delicious coffee you ever
raited your 11.20 back from your grocer or
from us.
SchilliA
For Percolator or ordinary coffee pot use Standard Schilling Coffee as usual
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BAN PHANCI8CO. Aug. 18 (UP)
The Illegitimate daughter of Frank
W. Pablan, Jr.. could not have been
slsln because of a disfigurement, an
autopsy surgeon announced lata yes
terday, because an examination of the
Infant's body revealed the child waa
perfectly normal In every respect.
Fabian assertedly confessed slsylr.g
the infamy because It waa disfigured
"I didn't want her to grow up that
way," he told police. He (aid the
child had a large btrtb mark cover
ing the face, and a hare lip.
Dr. Sherman Leland, autopsy sur
geon, said there wss no evidence of a
acar, birth mark or hare Up.
Upon receiving the report, Assist
ant District Attorney Peter Mulllns
said:
This altera ths entire case, which
now appeara to be purely one of mur
der. Previously there seemed to be
eitenustlng circumstances. We shall
demand the death penalty for Fabian.
APOLLO PIANO STUDIO An
nouncing Clasa Lessons for beginners.
25c. Under direction of Mrs. Apollo.
Bight foundation, European method.
Start your children right and watch
their progress I Enroll now. "Apollo
Piano Studio for results." 12 No.
Holly.
Phone 842. We'll haul away your
icuae. iwity Banitarv servlca.
Make Your Selections From Safeway's Complete Stocks!
Airway Coffee CO
TUB leader of good eoffeea. J
Lb. 21-f 3-lb. Pkg. P J
Canada Dry OO
Ginger Ale, the refreshing beverage M Jf
Big 28-08. bottle H 3
Pork & Beans
Hitter's, Flavored with old fashioned
molasses. j.ih Can
eviled Meat
Mliby's, fancy meat; no cereal
4 Cans
Del Monte Peas
Early garden are tender
Tall Can
Pineapple
Garden City Fancy,
Eight full slices
Lge, Can
5
IS1
13
17
Certo
Bottle
Pretxels
Fresh made, salty
Vz Lb.
Crackers
Snon'tlakes or grahama
2 Lb. Box
Jello
Assorted flavors
2 Pkgs.
COFFEE
25'
Nob Hill Is the
finest coffee that
can be bought
Lb. Pkg.
SUGAR
59'
Pure cane, fine
granulated. High
est quality.
10 Lb. Bag
Marshmallows
JAR CAPS
23
Ball Mason
Kerr Mason
or Economy
Dozen
Fluffiest. Are Tender
Lb.
Post Toasties
Fresh and crisp
3 Pkgs.
17
19
Frigid Jel
Gelatin Dessert, Al
Grapefruit
Flavors
3 Pkgs.
For cooling dessert
No. 2 Can. 2
FRESH LOCAL PRODUCE
Peppers
Local, Large Size
4 Doz.
Corn
Local,
Beans
Local, Golden Bantam
Doz,
Local, Green. Tender
4 Lbs.
Peaches
Elbertas, for slicing
No. 3 Basket
13
13
10
15
Tree Tea
Green Japan
Vt Lb. Pkg.
Cocoa
Hersheya for Breakfast
Yi-Va. can
In olive oil
4 Cans
Sardines
North Star, small fish,
Shrimp
Gulf Klst small fish
3 Cans
Clorox
Cleonei and bleach
Pt. bottle
9c
25
25'
10c
14
25
24
Salad Dressingon
Gold Medal. At less cost than bulk M M I
Qt. Jar ( V
Tuna Fish -
id1
19'
29
33'
17'
23'
Del Monte. For salads and sandwlchet
Yt Size Can
Canned Milk
Extra Quality
5 Cans
Ma-l-mum.
Extracts
Bunny Brand.
Imitation Vanilla
4 oz. Bottle
Laundry Soap
Harmony full size ban.
So pure It floata -JQ Ba
Max-I-Mum Syrup
Pure cane and maple. Makes wafflea
and pancakes tastier Q JUg
Waldorf Tissue
Quality Toilet Tissue
4 Bolls
Scott's Tissue
3 Rolls
CHEATS
Steaks s7Jh0M n. isc
Beef Roast -JKSE- ib. lOc
Ham Lean s?ss Cured' . 1 Tfa
Veal Steak miik fed 2 u. 25c
Veal RoaSt milk fed lb. IQc
Bacon 8wL;a.u.8XeCured' ib.
Lai'd pure, fresh rendered 3 lbs. 27c
Corner Main and Holly. TWO 8T0RE8 IN MEDFORD.
33 No. Central
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