Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 24, 1933, Image 15

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 24, 1933. PAGE FIFTEEN OUSTED AGAIN IN PARIUAIILING Georges Bonnet and Camille Chautemps Mentioned for Premiership Fear for Franc in Rapid Changes PARIS, Not. 34. ) Two differ ent names for the next premier of Prance to succeed Albert Sarr&ut, overthrown last night, were rumored In two distinct circles of the gov ernment today. Official sources said they expected President Lebrun to ask Georges Bon net, minister of finance in the late cabinet, to take the premiership, and In the lobbies of the chamber of deputies It was said Camille Chau temps. minister of the Interior, might be called to power. Danger to Franc Seen. Lebrun is known to admire Bonnet and was said to be hopeful of a quick selection of a competent financial cabinet in order to avert danger from the fi-ane. Friends of Edouard Herrlot, former premier, insisted that the time was not ripe for his resumption of power. Through the lobbies of the cham ber of deputies, which has overthrown three cabinets already this year, ran the prediction that Lebrun would of fer the premiership to Herrlot as a courtesy, that Herrlot would refuse, and that then the president would turn to Camille Ohautemps, minister of the Interior in the Sarraut cabinet. Herri ots Health Poor. Herrlot was said to be sure to re fuse because of his health he has Just rcovered from a serious three months' Illness and a dislike for be ing in the ministry on December IS. the anniversary of Prance's default on payment of lt war debts to the United States when he was premier. Chautemps, It was said, plans a resurrection of the cartel, believing he would receive the support of the socialists and fearing an eventful "public safety" cabinet otherwise. A "public safety" cabinet already has been called for by Deputy Emlle Mornaud, undersecretary of physical education in former Premier Laval's ministry. Mornaud asked all repub licans to support such a government to restore French finances as did the late Raymond Poincare In 1926. Solid Government Needed. Alarmed French leaders told Presi dent Lebrun that It was Imperative to have a solid government to pro tect the franc and end national in stability. A wave of resentment at the suc ceeding cabinet was reflected by Jule Jeanheney and Joseph Calllaux. who after Premier Sar.uta government had been overthrown early this morning, said "It was a crime to overthrow the government under pres ent circumstances." "I think," M. Jeanneney told the president, "that It is about time thitt the slaughter of ministers ought to cease. The fate of the franc is more Important then party contests." START CLIMB TO SCREEN STARDOM j I 7 ir xw "r ?! 1 4 v l lit I I . xuifsi j l s. fri sir t -xf c-yf vV.-'-H. fi"'fi' , , -X" sua t r v i v i5- r t 4 i Ml -f Dorothy Short (left) -id Jayne Shadduck, both 18, as they appeared In a Los Angeles court to have contracts with motion picture com paniea approved. They signed long term contracts after three months work on trial, (Associated Press Photo) 8 cups milk I teaspoon chopped parsley. Mix celery, onion, water and salt. Cover and cook slowly 90 minutes. Press through strainer. Melt butter and -odd flour, when blended add milk and cook until creamy sauce forms. Add seasonings and strained celery mixture, cook a minutes. Li PORTLAND, Not. H. (IPl New biutneu amounting to 75068.000. bout 81 per cent above the three year weekly average for November, and 43 per cent mor than for the previous week, waa reported bv the Western pine association today for the week ending November 18. Of the 148 mllle reporting. 81 were op erating. Shipment, were 89.368.000 feet, and production 41,388,000 feet, putting production at 38 per cent of capacity. compared with S7 per cent for the ! previoua week and 23 per cent for the j year to aate. current ordera were 47 per cent of aawmlll capacity. Tor the year to date ordera have Increased about 10 per cent. ihlp menu 5 per cent, and production 33 per cent over the 1933 totala for the same period. MEDFORD GIRLS AID 0.S.C OREGON STATE COLLEGE, COR VALLTS. Two Mfdforcf students at Oregon 8Ute collpfje. Evelyn Orim mett, Jtinlor In secretarial science, and Flora McMath, sophomore in home economics, were recently ap pointed on two of the committees in charpe of the Junior Prom, an nual all-school formal, to be held during the winter term. Miss Grlm mett is on the program committee and Miss McMath Is chairman of the guests' committee. Selection of the , queen this year is to be made only by the men of tie Junior class. NEEDS TRAINING SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 24. (D Anway. the advice was well tended. Lucrezia Borl, grand opera singer, concluded today. She dropped into a music store, accompanied by a gentleman friend, and out of cuxltosity tiled the TOte recording machine. A clerk, a pleasant chap, told her she had "a nice voice" and that It should be trained. "This Is Madame Borl." explained the gantleman friend. The clerk was pleased to meet her. "Come in again sometime. Mr. and Mrs. Borl," he said. No Deductions on Checks ATLANTA, Oa.. Nov. 34. (AP) Oscar Newton, chairman of the board of the sixth federal reserve bank district, today made public an ex ecutive order from President Roose velt, Issued at Warm Sprins. calling on the nation's banks to cash checks at par for Vie more than 1.000.000 civil works employes who receive their first weeks pay Saturday. JUNGLE PICTURE AT ROXY SATURDAY "Conftorilla," which was mcde en tirely in the African Juns'.e bv Mr. and Mrs. Martin Johnston, comes to the Roxy theatei tomorrow. It brings to the screen the roars, shrieks and cries of not only primi tive savages and wild animals, but the unexplored wilderness of Central Africa la shown In all Its hectic splen dor. Rivers alive with rhinos and crocodiles, wildernesses vibrant with man-eaters, forests shrieking with savage cries and treacherous moun tains hysterical with shouts of go rillas are realistically brought to the screen In "Congorllla." thanks to sci ence and the daring of the world's most, fearless explorers. Little men. three feet tall, too promltrve to be able to make the simplest weapon or build, yet cun ning enough to trap and kill ele- j phants. are shown, n PORTLAND, Nov. 24, ) Q. B Snider, 33, of Portland leaped into the Columbia river from the Inter state bridge her elate yesterday and drowned. A note in his overcoat satd, "Watnh the papers, dear, and see how 1 end It all." Relatives said he had been despondent. Be correctly corseted In an Artist Model by Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann Head .COLOS Put Menthol arum In the nostrils to r el lew condeetlon and clout the breathing passages, m Menus of the Day By Mrs. Alexander George MEALS SERVING TWO Breakfast Grapefruit Cooked Wheat Cereal Cream French Toast Bacon Coffee Luncheon Toasted Cheese Sandwiches Tea Apricot Sauce Sugar Cookies Dinner Broiled Steak Mashed Potatoes Brown Gravy Cream peas Bread Butter Fruit Gelatin Salad Yellow Cake with Sea Foam Frosting Coffee TO FILL VACANCIES WASHINGTON, Nov. 24. (AP) Examinations for scores of poetmas tershlps where vacancies exist or will occup were announced today by the civil service commission. Receipts of applications will close December 6. Among the postof flees for which examinations will be held are: Oregon: Myrtle Point, J2100; Stay ton, $2000. The date of the examinations will be announced later. Easier, Quicker. 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Sea Foam Frosting V cups dr-.rk brown sugar, teaspoon salt. 8 tablespoons cold water. 3 egg whites, beaten. 1 teaspoon vanilla. H cup nuts. Mix sugar, salt and water In up per part of double boiler. Stir well. Place upper part into lower part of boiler which has been one-third filled with ,hot water. Place overj moderate fire and add egg whites. Use rotary egg beaten and beat 7 I minutes or until frosting will form i In peaks. Remove upper part of boil er from stove. Add vanilla and beat until creamy and cold. Frost cake. Sprinkle with nuts. Winter Evening Refreshments Creamed Chicken In Patty Case Pimiento Stuffed Olives Cheesed Wafers Cocoanut Cake Coffee CELERYSOUP. Breakfast Menu. Orange Juice Soft Cooked Eggs Date Coffee Bread Coffee Milk for the Children Luncheon Menu Celery Soup Crackers Plum Sauce Peanut Cookies Milk Dinner Menu Sparerlbs and Mashed Potatoes Buttered Beets Bread Butter Pineapple Pudding Lemon Sauce Coffee Date Coffee Bread lVs cups flour 3 teaspoons baking powder teaspoon salt 4 -tablespoons sugar cup chopped dates 4 tablespoons fat cup milk 1 egg 4 tablespoons butter 1-3 cup brown sugar 1 teaspoon cinnamon. Mix flour, baking powder, salt and sugar. Add dates and cut In fat. Add milk and egg and pour soft dough into a greased shallow pan. Mix rest of ingredients and spread on top dough. Bake 30 minutes In mode rate oven, cut Into bars and serve. Celery Roup. 1 cup diced celery 1 tablespoon chopped onion 3 cups water Vi teaspoon salt teaspoon paprika 3 tablespoons butter 3 tablespoons flour 9 Coute and save money Everybody likes the "granulated" wheat type of cereal adults as well as children. None finer in quality than Petrls of Wheat. 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CRANBHRKY COCKTAIL UNUSUAL 4 ciipi cmnbfrr.M Julr of: 4 cu pi water t oranges 8-S cup mgar 1 lemon Cook cranherrlr In water until ther atop popping, strain through a cloth and add sugar. Holt I mlnutea and let root. Add fruit Julra and ehlll thoroughly, erre In cotklall glnwet or over dled pean or grape fruit. Aervet 8 to 10. For aid In household problems, menu planning or special recipes, end In your request with a aelf addreed, stamped envelope to Julia Lee Wright, director. Home makers Bureau, Kafewa Mores, Inc., Bo 680, Oakland California, ONE S TORE HOLLY AT MAIN PREMIUM HAMS lb. 19 He Pork Roast n. 9'2c Picnlo Out Mince Meat2ibs. 19c Brandy Flavor SlicedBacomb.25c Swift's Lean Sugar Cured Beef Steak ib. 1 5c Baby Beef. All Outs Beef Roast n. 9y2c Shoulder Out Beef Cubes 2 ibs. 25c Lean and Boneless SHORTENING, vegetable, 4 lbs. 39c A Large Assortment of Poultry to Choose from, for the Holidays