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PAGE ETflHT AfEnFORD MATT TRIBUNE. JFEDFORD. OREGON", FRTDAT, JANUARY 19, 1934. ILL OPERATOR - - Medford will be on the nation'! . automotive map next month, If plana now being worked out by H. F. Langs of Armstrong Motora. Inc., material ise. Mr. Lange's publicity plan cen tera around the Introduction of the much discussed Chrysler "Airflow," which was accorded a sensational re ception at the San Francisco auto mobile show ten days ago. Here Is bow It all started. A. D. Lewis, one of the owners of the Lewis mill at Prospect, became Interested In advance announcements of the radically different new Chrys ler airflow and visited San Francisco so that he might soe tne advance show ing at the automobile show. It wss a clear case of "love at first sight" and H. F. Lango Immediately sold a Chrysler "Airflow" to Mr. Lewis for delivery next month at the Chrysler factory In Detroit. Mr. Lewis will leave for the east soon to accept delivery of one of the very first Chrysler "Airflows" "off the line," and H. F. Lange Is arrang ing for widespread publicity to be given this event In Detroit through out Oregon. It Is also planned for the proud owner of one of the Initial "Airflow" Chryslers to display his car at points' along the southorn route on his return trip to Oregon. Ban ners, giving publicity to Medford and Southern Oregon, will be consplcu- ' ously displayed on the smart new car,, which la attracting a remark able amount of attention wherever the few cars, prepared for show pur poses .have been shown. In commenting upon the new car, which he has purchased to drive ' back from the east, A. D. Lewis said: "Three outstandingly different fea tures appealed to. me In seeing tfw Chrysle 'Airflow' In San Francisco. It has a startling streamline body that more nearly approaches the Ideal aerodynamic form than any car I have yet seen. Through a' redistri bution of weight, the new Chrysler has made an amazing improvement In riding qualities and, through com pletely changed body arrangement, a wealth of room la provided. I am an ticipating with considerable pleasure my return from Detroit In the new 'Airflow' which I have purchased from Armstrong Motors, Inc." Four distinct lines of cars are of fered In the Chrysler's 1934 contri bution to the motoring world. These elude the Chrysler six, the Royal 8 Airflow, the Imperial 8 Airflow and the custom built Imperial 8 Airflow. Many mechanical Improvements and ' Innovations are featured In Vie new models In addition to the sensational "Airflow" bodies, according to H. F. Lange. Southern Oregon people will be In terested In further news of Mr. Lew is' trip. E PROVES COSILY FOR OF BERLIN. (UP) It doesn't pay to be Absent-minded In Berlin. It's apt to cost money, A thirsty fellow entered Vie corner beer pub about 3 a. m. one day lor a Inst glass on his way home, - "Just a Birhll one," he Instructed the waiter. In due course the beer arrived and was drunk. The time came for payment. "Let me see," computed the waiter "That will be five marks and 35 pfennings." "What?" managed the fellow. 'That alze usually costs 35 pfennigs." "Yea," said the waiter, "but our closing time la 1 a; m., and from then on we are a club. Now your membership Is two mark and three months dues, payable In advance, bring your basis cost to five. You notice, of course, that we don't raise the price on our drinks." A housewife once only once dis covered one Sunday she was without butter. The neighborhood grocer lived behind his store, however, and was routed out without much diffi culty. "Just a quarter of a pound of but ter, to last until tomorrow," arte an nounced. "That mnkes 100 marks and 43 pfennigs" observed the storekeeper. The women clutched feebly at tne counter. She guessed she really did not need any butler until tomorrow. "You ace," said the grocer, "our price la the same on Sundays as on week days, but if you want to buy on Sunday you have to pay . a 100 mark customer's fine." For Fuel OH Delivery, Phone 818. Ends Transfer. Quick service. f WINTRY BLASTS TEST NEW FUEL As a final test In the development of Thermallzed Super 8hell gaso line, the new winter fuel, a high-powered fan subjects an automobile to cold winds, while Ice water Is circulated through the radiator. Under these circumstances, simulating wintry morning temperaturea, Therma llzed 8uper Shell demonstrates Its delivery of full power In an Icy engine. It la this quality in the fuel which enables the driver to cut out the choke In half the distance possible with ordinary winter gasoline U'INARY RAFT.... By Etttclla Dorgon, Director, Home Service, the California Ore gon Power Company Estella Dorgun. "Dlnner-Dlsiies." We have been frivolous for some several weeks past, between the fes tive meals of BIO DAYS and the left overs provided by them. Honestly don't you long for the simple, satisfying meals of the ordinary days? And, while we are at it, why not make toe preparatoln and service simple, too? Our friend the so - called "dinner - dish" : comes to the res cue with Its wholesome com binations and de licious flavors. The following group offers a wide variety suitable fjr many tastes. Bacon Casserole. 8 slices of bacon 2 c. cooked potatoes 3 T. drippings 14 t. salt 1 t. prepared mustard ' a T. flour 1 minced green pepper (onion, celery, or what you like) I ft milk Make a sauce, using the dripping, flour, pepper, milk and seasonings. Pour over the Heed potatoes . (or diced), .place bacon on top and bake In casserole 25 minutes. Remove top and brown slightly before serving. Mum nnil Sweet Potatoes. 1 slice of ham , 3 sweet potatoes 1 c. hot water 2 T. brown sugar 2 apples Brown the ham lightly on both sides and place in baking dish. Spread with sliced sweet potatoes and quir tored apples, sprinkle with sunr and the ham drippings. Add hot water, cover and bnke at 360 degrees one hour. Remove the cover the liwt 10 minutes for browning. Fisherman's Pie. 1 can salmon 2 c. cream sauce 1 T. lemon Juice 2 0, diced potatoes 2 hard cooked eggs 1 T. butter Place layer of aalmon I nwell-but-tered casserole, cover with a layer of the cooke degs, chopped coarsely, then add more salmon, if any is left, and top with a layer of diced cookert potatoes. Pour cream sauce over all and bake 25 minutes at 425 degrees. Rinntherfd Beef Rolls. 1 flank stak 1 T. flour 4 t. mustard 1 c. tomato sauce Salt and pepper 2 onions 3 celery stalks 3 carrots 4 potatoes Cut steak into four pieces (or more If large ateak). Coat with prepared mustard. Cut the carrot Into strips and roll with cut celery Inside of the meat, Fasten with string or akewers. Brown the sliced onions in hot drlp- nlnes and brown the rolls In this fat. Transfer all to a casserole, add tomato sauce and any other season ing desired. Bnke at 350 degrees for 45 minutes then add the peeled po tatoes (according to amount of meat) cover and bake another 45 minutes. Egg and Tuna Fish Pie. fi hard cooked, eggs 2 c. flaked tuna ftsh 1 c. mushrooms 2 c. milk 4 T. butter 4 T. flour It. salt and pepper mixed . Biscuit or pastry. Slice the eggs. Pour boiling water over the tuna and drain. Place layer of eggs In bottom of buttered dish then a layer of tuna and a layer of mushrooms. Repeat. Melt the but ter. add flour and seasoning. Add the milk and bring to boiling point, stirring constantly. Pour over con tents of dish and cover all with bak ing powder biscuits or pastry. Bake 20 minute in hot oven (400 degrees) Chartreuse of Meat and like. 2 c. chopped cooked meat 1 t. salt and pepper 1 t. onion Juice 1 T. chopped, parsley 4 c. cooked rice 1 ees 9i c. soft bread crumbs Season meat and mix with crumbs and beaten egg, add enough stock to make it pack easily. Line a well buttered dish with three cups of roce. fill with the meat mixture and cover with, remaining rice, Cover tightly and steam 45 minutes. Serve with tomato sauce. APPLEGATE CCC QUINT COO 'basketball team from Camp Applegnte Thursday night defeated the Oranta Pass 20-30 club, 47 to 36. at Grants Pass. Marugg of the Brujh Marines had 18 points to his Credit, while Qlnn of the Orante Pass team scored 14.' Players for Applcgate were Marugrf. Tungate, Randall. Mornlngst-ar and Rogers. The 20-30 club was repre sented by Petterson, O. Oarrett, D. Oarrett. Olo, Qlnn and McKlnaton (substitute.) Score: Cnmp Applegate, 47; 30-30 club, 36. Fouls: Agntnst Applcgate, 3; against 20-30 club, 7.- STERILIZATION IN GREAT BRITAIN LONDON. Jan. 19. p) A British government committee tonight rec ommended the legalization of volun tary sterilization for mentally defec-" tlve and some physically defective1 persons. The recommendation was made in a report of the committee appointed early last year by the ministry of health for a study of the problem. The recommendation' Itself is In the form of a bill for a law which would recommend sterilisation of such phys ical defectives a are shown to be carriers of a grave physical disability which la tranamlssable. . The bill provide that an operation for sterilization would be performed only under a written authorization by the minister of, health. Application for the authorization would have to be supported by a rec ommendation algned by two medical practitioners, one of whom should, If possible, be the patient's family doc tor and the other a practitioner on a list approved by the ministers. Sterilized mental defectives would receive such supervision as required after the operation. ' In all cases where a patient Is capable of giving his ' consent, the bill provides he should sign a dec laration of his willingness to be ster: ilized. Makes Her Debut MIDGET 'COW-DOG' IS . PUZZLE TO EXPERTS RHINELANDER, Wis. (UP) Vet erinarians here have been puzzled by a midget "cow-dog" recently purchas ed by a Chicago concern for exhibi tion at the world's fair next year. The creature is 18 months old, has the head and tall of a buldog and the hide of a cow. It is 22 inches high, and weighs little more than a good-sized dog. Its parents were a normal bull and and cow. 9 BODIES ON BEACH TELL SEAT! AMSTERDAM, Holland, Jan. 19. (AP) Nine sailors' bodies were washed ashore today at Vllahorst to tell the fate of the crew of the Brit ish steamer Oakford. stranded on the pounding surf near the Island of Texel. ' The Oakford carried' a crew of 10 and It was feared the tenth man also was lost. The steamer Itself was reached by a Dutch lifeboat but the llfo savers found It deserted, and presumed the OF OLD SHANGHAI LIKE RADIO SETS By EARL H. LEAF tnltpd Press Staff Correspondent SHANGHAI. (UP) All the an cient glory of the Flowery Kingdom had nothing to compete with the latest wrinkle in modem comfort seen frequently on the streets of Shanghai these days. It is a small radio receiving set Installed on a ricksha with power furnished the generator through the vehicle's wheels. This form of entertainment Is ex tremely popular with the lithesome sing-song girls, w.ho may be seen rid ing In their private rickshas up Nan king road, relaxed and slumber-lidded, listening to the melodies of Ted Lewis, Paul Whiteman or Bing Crosby as played over the radio. The sets are . built by a German company. The wheels of the ricksha generate sufficient power for a radio with eight small tubes. - with shaved head and long gown di rects him to tihe department he seeks. Rutuian, British, Chlnw?. French and Portuguese lawyers practice before the court and some don't speak Eng lish. A Filipino stenographer takes dictation. The consulate, Itself, hous ing the U. S. court for China, Ameri can consul-general and the American officials and their families, is owned by the Japanese. . This Is Interna tionalism in Shanghai. English as practiced by Orientals sometimes attains surprising results. An example Is a sign at Klaochlao Beach: "We rent swimming suits guaranteed free from louses, fleas and bugs." Foreigner chuckled over a atory that recently appeared in a Chinese vernacular newspaper. The story 4 read : Lo wel-Chl, a student from TelnU sin who recently arrived In Shanghai, was captured by police yesterday on charges of plotting against the gov ernment. "He will be tried tomorrow and shot Friday." Don't Trifle With Coughs Don't let them get a strangle hold. Fisht germs quickly. Creomnlston combines 7 major helns in one. Pow erful but hannleas. Pleasant to take No narcotic. Your own druggist la authorized to refund your money on the spot if your cough la not relieved by CreomuLslon. (Adv.) Betsy Dern. daughter of Secre tary of War and Mrs. George Dern, made her debut to society at a New Year's afternoon tea In Washing ton. She la shown tn her coming-out gown. (Associated Press Photo)' men had tried to reach shore In a small boat. Occidentals seeing the East for the first time are always amused at the sight of venerable GhineBe gentlemen taking their Birds out for a walk In the early morning. Thibet road, the "canary row" of Shanghai, presents to passersby a genuine symphony of bird music In the morning while the air Is still fragrant and fresh. It Is a belief that the birds will sing better If giv en a morning walk Employes of the bird shops are seen every day carry ing from three to 20 birds In their cages around the block. HOME OWNED STORES A huge bearded Sikh wearing a scarlet turban on htB head greets the visitor to the American consu late In Shanghai. A Chinese servant H EVERYONE ENJOYS TASTY, WHOLESOME FOODS, especially so when you can purchase them so economically. PIGGLY WIGGLY makes it possible for you to live bettor at less cost. That's why food-wise shoppers make this store headquarters for their daily needs, Phone 9 FREE Delivery Extra Savings for Fri., Sat., Mon., Jan. 19, 20, 22 THINK OF THE BREADWINNER, TOO! be sure you give him a breakfast that contains enough nourishment to carry him through his morning's tasks No doubt about Carnation Wheat It's a vitalizing cereal the kind his health demands. FREE Foi boys ind girls 50 famous Rzngel Ace Bicycles Ask your grocer' for de':'- 9 WB WHEAT A CARNATION. ALBERS HOT CEREAL HARBIN, Manchukuo, Jan. 10. ( AP) Bandlta struck again at the Trana-8 Iberian express on the Chi nese Eastern railway. Removing rails, an outlaw band wrecked tho westbound express, de railing five cara. Four passengers were burned to death tn the flaming wreckage. Twenty-nine were injured. There were no Americana aboard. Eight passengers were killed when bandits wrecked and pillaged the eaMbound international train near Tsitslhar on December 8. and three weeks before that a train was de railed and two Japanese aoldlera slain before they could beat off the KLAMATH LEGIONNAIRES PLAN JAUNT TO MEDFORD KLAMATH FALLS, Jn. 10. (8pl.) A Joint meeting of Mslln, Merrill and Klsmsth Pulls Amerlesn Union posts in held t Merrill Tuesday nisht. Chief business mstter tsVen up wss the development of plsns for s large sttenrtsn st the district Legion con ference to be held st Medford on Fbrusry 8. STAR MARKET East Main Free Delivery Tel, 273 3 for 13c Shortening 4 lbs. for 25c Home Rendered LARD 3 lbs. for 25c -SPECIALS- R. I. Red Hens and Fryers per lb. 17c Young Fat Turkeys per lb. 20c All Choice Steaks per lb. 15c Beef Pot Roasts per N. 9c Fresh Side Pork VK!C Jbs V Alexander Cheese Oregon Cream Lb. 12c Maxwell House Coffee, lb. 27 c Pabst Cheese H ID. pkg. Lb. 15c Post Toasties, 3 pkgs. 25c Campbell's. Jam 2tb 33c Jello . . . Package 5c Tuna Fish Dpi Monte H alze can 15c Pork & Beans va? ST" 25c Phone 143, SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY I LIBERTY FOOD STARES I MAIN AND GRAPE. EVERYTHING IN GOOD FOODS! Ell Mu I : SB' I 1 ! rfitwir Inn" 1 m FREE DELIVERY E. F. ALEXANDER, Gen. Mgr. I g g . , lil i Unusual fwfj Powdered Sugar, 3 lb. 19c trown Suerar ... 4 lbs. 22c Nestle Bars 8 oz. alze for 25 Del Monte Peaches, No. Vi 17 Large Cans Spinach, 2 for - '!.. 25 Yollow Corn, No. 2 cans 10 Snowdrift Shortening, 3 lbs. .. 49 Green Lima Beans, No. 2, two cans 23 Quaker Oats, 20-oz. pkg Red or White Beans, 4 lbs. 19 String Beans, No. 2 cans 10d Sea Foam Washing Powder 17 Liberty White Soap, 10 bars .. 2,")0 "Yes, of course, when I call the Liberty, I get Swift's Gov't Inspect ed Beef." "My husband raves if I serve ordinary Meats. That's Why I do my buying at" the Liberty." Swift's Steer Beef Best Grade Beef Pork - Veal - Lamb Choice Poultry Fat Hens, each . . 50c Beef Pot Roast, lb. 10c It's fun tn surprise your guests by serving Jellies, relish or cheese that Is different. Alex ander's make a specialty of Ilie I Item that make voiir dinners Interesting MODEL BAKERY Betty Crocker 13-egg Angel Food 39c Frosted 44o Small size 10c Frosted 24c Honey Cream Spice Cake, 2 layers .. ...14c Ginger Cookies, reg. 12c, 2 dos 19c Home Made Bread, 3 loaves 20c 50 Gallon Lard Barrels ... 50o 50 Gallon Hardwood Barrels a Phone 511 ..$1.00 MEAT MARKET Free Delivery. 206 E. Main. Now is a good time to serve that good Old-Fashioned Dish . , , WEINERS AND SAUERKRAUT WEINERS 2 lbs. 35c Sausage Pure Pork 2 lbs. 25c Picnics Smoked Lb. lie Sausage Smoked in Muslin Lb. 18c Veal Roast Shoulder Cuts Lb. 10c r-ox Durkee s Mayonnaise. Timt far p a a m Liberty White Soap 10 bars 22 'fort! Alhaf'a "Dnnvln stf Wlin- 1nHn-n -I-- rw La France Laundry Flakes, package f) Camay Toilet Soap 3 bars 14d Argo Corn or Gloss Starch 3 pkgs. 25 Carrots, Beets, Turnips, 3 bunches. . . 10c Oranges, doz 19c Fresh Green Spinach, 2 lbs 15c Tel. 46 FANCY OREGON TURKEYS R. I. RED HENS and FRYERS YOUNG RABBITS . FRESH FISH OYSTERS . . . CRABS
