Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 02, 1934, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX STEP AHEAD OF LONDON (AP) Scotland Yard U sharpening IU wlU. It seeks to keep step ahead of the modern criminal Who, It recog nizee, bae become Increasingly skill ful and scientific. As a 'result, the grim, Thamesbank home of metropolitan London's crack sleuths and bobbles bas become the focus of the greatest upheaval In the force's 104 years. Under the leadership of Its com missioner, giant Lord Trenchard, whose deep bass voice has earned for him the nickname of "Boom," It has started out to obtain "a steady sup ply of the .best brains from every available source." Next spring the first class of 60 men will start a lS-months course at a new police college to be established where London's future polios chiefs will learn everything from being at home In a dress suit to the Intricate fundamentals of criminal Investiga tion and detection. Two-thirds of the class will be se lected from aergeanta and constables 1n the force who are under 38 years of age while the remainder will be youths between 30 and 36 years, wbo have obtained a university degree, who bave passed a required examina tion at one of England's service schools or who have passed a com petitive examination. .Another supply of "brains" Is com ing by direct recruiting to higher ranks of men from outside the ser vice, meat of whom to date have been selected after long military ca reers. ER! POTSDAM. Germany. Feb. 2.;p Four Communists were shot to death today by a police escort when, the officers laid, they jumped for liberty from a motor lorry. The men, John Scheer, Erich Stein furtb, Eugen Schoenhaar and Rudlof Schwars. were being taken from Ber lin to Potsdam. They were to be cn.mlr.ed here in connection with the slaying yesterday of Alfred Katt- ner, who turned state's evidence in high treason proceedings against Ernst Ghaelmann, a Communist leader. SALES TAX DEBATING IE A ehangs In the negative team for tonight's debate on the sales tax at the Central Point Grange was an nounced today. The opposition will be presented by Victor Bursell and Mrs. A. T. Lathrop. Instead of Arden Tyrrell, as announced yesterday. The affirmative team Is composed of Mrs. Alex Sparrow and Prof. H. P. Jewett. All the debaters are members of the Central Point Grange. The program is scheduled for 8 o'clock, and the publle la Invited, as the lec ture hour will be an open session. PORTLAND. Feb. 9. fl Guy F. Atkinson of Portland and Bun Fran cisco submitted the low bid of 178,390 when proposals were opened hers late yesterday for excavation work on the Bonneville dam power house structure and navigation locks The bid was slightly below the gov ernment eetlmate. Work will atart within 10 days after notice Is given to prooeed and will be completed about August 1. Orfgon Weather. Generally fair east and cloudy west portion tonight and Saturday; pos sibly light rain northwest portion: not much change In temperature: moderate changeable wind offshore, becoming southerly. Your Dollar Is Worth More than 100 cents when used to purchase Beck's Bread, Pies, Pastries and Cakes On Sale Saturday at your favorite food store BECK'S Whole Wheat Chocolate Covered Cake Donuts 24c dozen IT YOU HAVEN'T TRIED Beck's Deluxe Sliced Bread TRY IT NOW! BECK'S BAKERY Presides At Ball is'' Margery Mullen of Tonopah wai elected honorary major of Univer sity of Nevada's scabbard and bladi society. She wilt presido at the an nual military ball. (Associated Press Photo) Meteorological Report February 2, 1034. Forecast. Medford and vicinity: Cloudy to night and Saturday. Not much change In temperature. Oregon: Generally fair east and j cloudy west portion tonight and Sat , urday. Ponsibly light rain northwest 1 portion. Not much change In tem perature. Local Data. Temperature a year ago today: Highest, 47; lowest, 38. Total monthly precipitation, none. Deficiency for the month, .08 Inch. Total precipitation since Septem ber 1, 1933, 0.16 Inches. Deficiency for the season, 4. IB Inches. day, 40 per cent; fl a. m. today 1Q0 Tomorrow: Sunrise. 7:22 a. m. Sunset 5:38 p. m. Obnerratlons Taken at ' 6 120 Meridian Time. S5 (a si a 2 ? i II Boston .. 36 20 .60 Cloudy Cheyenne 60 40 Clear Chicago 26 22 .04 Snow Eureka ... 46 Cloudy Helena 62 38 Clear Los Angeles 66 48 cloudy MEDFORD 61 31 Clear New Orleans 66 42 Clear New York 34 16 .64 Clear Omaha 40 36 Clear Phoenl 76 46 Clear Portland 2 80 T P. Cdy. Reno . 66 30 Clear Roseburg 60 38 Cloudy Salt Lake 62 34 Clear San Francisco 46 Cloudy Seattle 80 T cloudy Spokane ...... .... 36 P. City. Walla Walla 66 48 . Cloudy Washington, DC. 38 32 .82 Clear THE GRANGE Kngle Point Orange. j A. E. Brock way will apeak at the Enple Point Orange hall at an opt-n I meeting at 8 p. m., ion Tuesday, b- ruary 0. preceding the regular meet-1 ln. All people of the community are cordially invited. Correct ton Through an error, the price of Wea pon Oil appeared at 03 centa for a gallon can In the Safeway Store ad vertlsement In Thurnday'a Mall Trib une. Thla prlc should have been quoted for a half-gallon can and the correct price will be featured at the Safeway atorea for today, Saturday, Monday and Tuesday. AdT. MEDFORD MAIL CULINARY tRAFT.... By EtHa Dorgan, Director, Home Service, the California Ore gon Power Company Mid-Season Appetizers. Here's one time wneo yielding to temptation Is considered righteous. The answer is appetiser means ap petite tempter. Some people may call them "tea zers," but teasing means torment ing rather than "leading," so let's just admit that it's a delightful sort of gentle tempt atlon in the right direc tion at this time of the year. Every home- manager knows what a Eitella Uorgnn. task It la to please the capraclous ap petites of a family In mid-winter. Sometimes It seems hopeless but that viewpoint gets one no place and a few variations given today may be Just the Ideas someone has needed to start some of these "difficult" mid season appetites. Orange Soup, (Yes, that's the name) . 3 oranges 1 lemon 3 cups water teaspoon lemon rind 1 cup sugar 3 egg yolks 1 tableipoon butter. Strain the fruit Juices, add the grated rind and sugar. Beat the yolks and add the melted butter slowly. Pour the water and Juices onto the beaten eggs and cook In double boiler until smooth. Chill and .serve In cups. Decorate with grated orange rind, nutmeg or a dash of whipped cream. Cherry Soup. 1 qt. light cherries 1 qt. water 4 up sugar a tablespoons sago 1 teaspoon cinnamon 4 lemon, sliced fine a yolks of eggs 1 tablespoon butter. Cook the sago In one cup of boil ing water until tender, add more If necessary, until done. Boll fruit Juice, water, "sugar with the cinna mon and lemon, about IB minutes; add cooked sago then pour gradually over the well beaten egg yolks. Chill and serve cold. rfft why you should use WHITE KING No other soap combines ALL these advantages! 1. DISSOLVIS THOROUCHLY.tvMpura.nny granule dissolve with absolute cornptalanass in ivin if Hardest w alar I 2. SAVIS TIME IN SOAKINC-'mslanriyitpayw-traits dttp within I ha mash of fabrics and loostns all imbtddtd dirtl 3. RIQUIRIS LISS RUIIINC-taitdbyatnrlt agitation, Ht thick, adivt suds absorb and whisk the looMntd dirt awayl 4. RINSIS OUT CO MP LI TILY-kavii fabrics smilingly frtt of tht usual "soapy him" that makes thtfli dul and dingyl WHIT1 KIN cevWs VttroaArtW ymr ftftx TV MAttVf ftM0 oif. TRIBUNE, JfEDFORD, Crabflsb Cream soup. 3 cups crabmeat 3 tablespoons butter 1 quart hoi milk 8 tablespoons flour 1 cup cream Salt, pepper Paprika. Pour one cup of boiling water over the flab then add both to tbs hot milk. Mix the flour with a portion of the cream until a smooth pasta results, add the remainder of the cream and mix with the soup, stir ring until all is smooth. Season to taste and cook five minutes. Serve hot with toasted cheese crackers. Celery Soup. . 1 bunch of celery 1 cup meat stock a tablespoons butter 3 tablespoons flour . 3 cups milk 1 teaspoon salt. , Wash, string and cut the celery fine. Boll slowly until tender and very lit tle water is left on the celery. Make a cream sauce of butter, salt, flour and milk then combine with the meat stock and celery. Serve hot with cheese crackers or pretzels. (Use a bouillon cube In a cup of boiling water If no other stock la available.) Baron and Olive Appetizers. Wrap large stuffed olives In thin slices of bacon and broil until bacon Is crisp. Serve on toothpicks while hot. Pineapple Appetiser. Orl very thin triangles of toast place a thin layer of chopped ham or chicken combined with crushed pineapple and a little mayonnaise. Sprinkle with a dash of orange rind, grated. Cheese and- Salmon Appetizers. Slice cheese thin and cut In small i clrclea about one and one-half Inches j in diameter. Spread with flaked sal mon which Is dampened with lemon Juice and a little mayonnaise. Cover I with a like circle and press together. J Sprinkle with chopped parsley and a little paprika. Ired Fruit Cocktail. Equal parts of Pineapple, peach, pear, apricot 1 small bottle maraschino cherries. Save one cherry to top each glasa. Dice all the other fruits together, pour the Juices over all and chill thoroughly. Grapefruit Cocktail. I Use either fresh or canned grape fruit. If fresh fruit ts used peel aa you do an apple and remove all akin for the sections. Prepare an orange In the same manner and sprinkle them with powdered sugar. Chill. Add a little grape wine flavoring to the Juice to pour over the fruit which Is arranged In dish or on flat serving plate with one orange alios between four slices of grapefruit (two slices of grapefruit then one orange and on.) ! REASONS D. WON'T SHRINK OR PADI works perfectly in lukewarm waltr, which is saftstl 6. MARIS IRONING lASflR with no "gummy' rtsidut left on fabrks-your iron glides ever so smoothly, without scorching I 7. ADDS Lin TO FA1RICS by preserving the strength and suppleness of fibre; end keeping beautiful colors brightl 8. COSTS LISS TO USI-being a pure soap, condensed, i little does loll A cupful does an entire family wsshmgl - WHITI Kit nmMn, Wfeat?ty aMaWtW 0tfTa)P iVas4 tVrf WftVAttMal 4ef Si)) With rrt)'-.l Whit Kim$ WeJetaWOaV UttVtJtjf t MCat 4)fa) rtdsV PbIbV ftaWi DtaWrV OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1934. INVESTIGATE CWA At the request of Harry l Hopkins (right), head of the Civil Works administration, Joseph B. Keenan (left) assistant attorney, general, la pushing an Inquiry Into charges of graft In atate and local handling of both CWA and local relief funds. (Asaoclated Preaa Photos BALANCED DIE! All the proteins, calories, calcium. phosphorus and Iron contained in the foods served at the CCC camps, will be listed daily on the new analysis charts sent out to the mess officers by headquarters here, and as a result, every breakfast, dinner and supper will be well balanced. A corner of the chart Is even reserved for the list ing of the various kinds of vitamins contained In the foods. The charts, devised by Reuben Noel Perley, major. Inspector general's de partment, are accompanied by a list ing of foods, which facilitates the bal ancing of each menu. MEAT MARKET 206 E. Main Free Delivery. Tel. 46 BJPCE IF 1 j Pot Roast V lb.lQc7 Short Ribs lb. 8c Veal Shoulder Roast, lb 10c Veal Stew, lb 8c Pork Roast, lean shoulder, lb. YD-hc Pork Leg, Roast, lb 15c Beef Steak, loin or round, lb.. . . 15c Pork Steak, lb 15c Veal Steak, shoulder cuts, lb. . . 15c Pork Chops, lb. ; 18c Veal Chops, lb 18c Pure Pork Sausage, lb 12V2C Hamburger, lb. . 10c Fresh Beef Hearts, lb 8c Fresh Weiners, all meat, lb 15c Smoked Sausage, in cloth bgs, lb 18c Bologna, lb. . , 15c Fresh Link Sausage, lb 18c Smoked Cottage Butts, lb 13c Smoked Picnics, lb 11c Heavy Bacon Backs, lb 14c Sugar Cured Side Bacon, lb. ... 17c Bacon Squares, lb. 10c SPRING CHICKENS COLORED HENS GRAIN FED RABBITS YOUNG TURKEYS GRAFT CHARGES I , , "? , . jj : jfeaa PORTLAND. Ore.. Feb. 2. (AP) Although Portland continued the dullest potato market on the coast, with little trading here, a sudden resumption of activity In sales is confirmed at Pacific "northwest pri mary points. N Yakima, Deschutes and Idaho points reported considerable strength In purchases in the past 24 hours, with prices at least steidy. The new demand appeared suddenly. In the Silver lake basin of Oregon relics bare been found of 22 different typea of mammals of the pleistocene period. When you buy meat, don t J be satisfied with less than the best. The Economy Market has a choice selec tion of the finest meats available. And produced in the Rogue River Valley, FRESH FISH CRAB OYSTERS SMELT F SNOW CARPET IN EASTERN REGION (By th Associated Press.) Over much of the United States the groundhog had a thick white carpet to walk on today as he went about his annual chore of determin ing the weather for the next six weeks. A heavy snowfall yesterday and last night hampered traffic today ove-: much of the east. Snow or rain had fallen In sizeable quantities in the Oreat Lakes region, the Ohio vai'.ev. the Atlantic states, the Gulf states i and along the North Paoific coast. New York city mustered an army ( of 30.000 workers to remove snow that fell to a depth of 10 Inches,) accompanied by offshore winds of ( near-gale force. Walking was diffi- f cult and driving rangerous. A drop In temperature to around the 10 above j mark set New Yorkers' ears a-tingle.j The groundhog's decision depended on what part of the map be chose to pop out of his hole. Over much of the east and some other parts of the country, the sun shone brightly,-casting the fateful shadow that means, so says the legend, six more weeks of winter. In some sections, however. It was cloudy and there were no shadows to scare the groundhog back into bis hole. PORTLAND EMPLOYES ASSURED OF PAYDAY PORTLAND, Feb. 2. (AP) Em ployes on the city of Portland pay roll are assured of a check on the next semi-monthly payday. Mayor ! Carson announced last night arrange ments had been made with city banks to borrow 1120,000 for wages. HOME OWNED STORES j imiaaini -txamas-lrKfrH It will pay you to Help Yourself at this HOME OWNED money-saving store. Your own selection assures you of get ting just what you want. , Phone 9 FREE Delivery Extra Savings for Fri., Sat., Mon., Feb. 2, 3, 5 e Snider's Cocktail Sauce 8 oz. bottle 15c Fisher's Biscuit Mix, small pkg 5c MJB Coffee 4 lb. can 99c Snowdrift 3 lb. pail 43c Gem Nut Margarine 3 25c Beaus' small white or Red Mex., 4 lbs. . . . 22c Baby Lima Beans, 3 lbs 22c Del Monte Tuna Fish, V2 size, 2 for 33c Gasco Amer. Sardines, 4 for . . 5c Mandarin Orange in natural juice, 2 cans . . 25c Creme Oil Toilet Soap, 3 bars. 10c Shrimp, Chosen Few, No. 1, 2 cans 25c Snider's Catsup, large bottle. .18c Lipton's Tea, Yellow label, V2 lb 39c, lb. 69c Carnation Wheat Flakes Large Pkg. Premium 25C - No. prem. 9C Baker's Cocoa, 12-lb. tin JQc Postum Cereal, 18-oz 20c Grape Nuts, package ' j 5c White King Laundry Soap, 10 bars 00 And 2 bars White King Toilet Soap, all for t 3 W Lettuce, large, crisp heads 2 for 15c Spinach, local 2 lbs. 15c Celery, large Chulavista 2 for 25c Carved dining room chairs used mora than 100 years ago In the gov ernor's house at Fort Vancouver are 1 to be kept as historical relics. "WAS TAKING EVERY KIND OF DRUG FOR CONSTIPATION" Then All-Bran Brought Relief Read this very enthusiastic letter: "I am 34 years old and aa far back in my life I have been consti- Eated. I was so bad that I had one Dwel movement every five or six days. I was taking every kind of drug known for constipation. "Now for the last two months I have been eating a little All-Bkan night and morning and I have at least two to three bowel movements each day." Mr. Frank Piratzky, 40-66 98th St., Corona, Long Island, New York. Laboratory tests show Kellogg's All-Bran provides "bulk" and vitamin B to aid elimination. All Bran is also a fine source of iron for the blood. The "bulk" in All-Bran is much like that in leafy vegetables. In. side the body, it forms a soft mass. Gently, this clears out the intes tinal wastes. Isn't this safer than taking harm ful patent medicines? Two table spoonfuls daily are usually suffi cient. Severe cases with each meal. If not relieved this way, see your doctor. You'll enjoy eating Kellogg's All-Bran as a cereal with milk or cream sugar or honey or fresh fruits added. Or, to use in cooking. In the red-and-green package. At all grocers. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. Fisher's Pancake Flour 9 8-io lbs. 45c Leslie's Salt 3 cartons 25c Crescent Shortening 4 lbs. 35c