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' 1IEDF0RD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORI), OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1934. VAOYa NINE A definite mov to limit the giving of American Job to Americans was initiated here today m a communica tion to Mayor s. M. Wliaon from Prank Oliver, executive aecretarv rf the American Employees' administra tion, seeking organization of local 'employees In a campaign for elimina tion or alien employees ny American Institutions, establishments tnd pro jects, where practical. The same are to be replaced by American citizens. The national headquarters for the administration ' are at 740 South Broadway, Los Angeles, Cal. , "With hundreds' of thousands of aliens employed In the United states, with more being admitted continual ly, who have no Intentions of becom ing citizens, while our citizens, both male and female, are walking the streets looking for employment, to feed their families, It is time that the American employer and employee co operate to remedy this condition and discourage further immigration at this time," Mr. Oliver states. "We are calling upon all American employees to patriotically do their duty In assisting In a solution of our economic troubles, to support the President of the United States, pat ronlze business Institutions that are operating under the National Recov ery administration and collectively as sist those less fortunate, the unem ployed, In acts of kindness and deeds of charity. Constructive action Is of paramount Importance, due to the sinister Influence of radical foreign communistic agitators, who are seek ing with false promises to the unem ployed and unfortunate, to overthrow our government. "The American Employees' adminis tration further advocates the national establishment ol educational, voca tional, guidance agencies, schools of efficiency, rehabilitation and self-help Institutions, for those who must again enter industry and be rehabilitated; the scientific collection and distribu tion to the penniless, widows, chil dren and unemployed of millions of tons of vegetables, fruit and other products that are left to useless de cay." Branch AEA headquarters are being established In cities and towns throughout the united States, to work out a program for permanent national recovery, and a large num ber of people experienced in organiza tion work will be employed In this state, according to information receiv ed from national headquartera. LINN COUNTY SEES AID BY SALES TAX ALBANY, Ore. (Spl) The state and general property tax In Linn county will be cut approximately 36 per cent by the 1)4 p(t cent sales tax If It carries at the May primar ies, according to a statement made by County Assessor W. A. Templeton, speaking before the Albany Realtor's association. Templeton'a figures were based upon the state tax commission's est imatea which show that the tax will raise 44,000,000, all of which will be used to reduce property taxes in ev ery county now raised to support the schools. The law specifically provides that funds accruing from the sales tax shall be used exclusively for school support and that the same amount shall be deducted from property taxes throughout t,ie state. Linn county would benefit by a reduction of (132,000 in property taxes, Tem pleton said. GOVERNMENT TO BUILD WASHINGTON. March 16. (AP) Secretary Ickes,- public works admin istrator, said today the Grand Coulee project on t,he Columbia river would be built and operated by the federal government and not oy the state of Washington or one of Its agencies, as previously planned. The project Is estimated to cost 463,000,000 for the Initial develop ment, A preliminary allotment of 415,000,000 has been made. Seeks Divorce 'i v'SJ? - If CULINARY RAFT.... By Estella Dorgan, Director, Home Service, the California Ore gon Power Company Doris Kenyon, actress and sing er, has sued for divorce from Arthur E. Hopkins, realty broker of Syra- cuse, n. Y., In the Los Angeles courts. (Associated Press Photo) Eitelle Dorran HEAVY FUEL TAX WASHINGTON, March l.(AP) Hearing on the house tax revision measure were completed today by the senate finance committee after Chairman Harrison had given assur ance the federal government plans to abandon its gasoline tax as soon as the Condition of the treasury per mits. The commtttre hopes to present Vie completed bill to the senate next Monday. The final witnesses advocated the elimination of the 1 cent a gallon gasoline tax. Fayette E. Down, for the Ameri can petroleum Industries committee, and Harvey L. Cobb, for the Ameri can Motorists association, said the combined federal and state gasoline levies amounted to a 36 per cent re tall sales tax. BEAUTY VIA VITAMINS Did you ever think that the text ure and attractive service of certain green foods has a lot to do with your appetite varia tions? Actually, this Ls true. Seeds, strings, liklai, careless j cutting, etc., are : all likely to de-1 tract from the i appeal to one's taste, and often ! turn really good food Into so much wasted ef fort. Then, there Is the matter of variety In service. If you serve the favorite dish of the family too often It soon becomes most unpopular. Also, serving two or three similar foods at the same or succeeding meals Is a grand way to kill vielr favor. Just today a young lady told me that Bhe disliked chicken tamale pie thoroughly be cause in her "house" at school they had been served it so regularly that she was sickened of It for life. Some thoughtless manager considered It a fine dish, no doubt, bus lacked for slght to save It from the evil results of over-production. Right here should be the opportune time to warn against too many so-called "creamed" dishes. It seems to me that we are almost "creamed" to 'death these days! Now that spring and vegeta bles are coming In, surely there will be no need for "creaming" them. Their freshness and fine texture are so much more enjoyable If cooked and served In their own Juices. In the way of variation we offer these suggestions: Special Baked Potatoes 1 potato for each serving. 1 strip of bacon for each serving. 2 tablespoons cooked spinach for each serving. Butter. IL I EUGENE, Ore., March 18. (AP) A new method of making charcoal, which works on the principle of both keeping your cake and eating It, was announced today at the University of Oregon. A stream of chipped wood Is fed Into a new type of rotating cylinder. Heat drives the gases out of the wood and these gases are burned to make the cylinder hot enough to carbon ize the wood. A little "starting' heat Is required, but most of the heat ls supplied by the wood chips which are turning into carbon. T,he process was In vented by O. P. Stafford, head, of the chemistry department. PORTLAND, Ore., March 16. (AP) Ministers of pioneer days and mem bers of their families will be honor guests here Sunday morning at the Centenary-Wilbur Methodist . church in a special service honoring the old circuit riders. Dr. Carl Gregg Doney, president of Willamette university, will make the address. Retired ministers and their fami lies will enjoy a basket lunch at noon In the church dining room. 21 WASHINGTON, March 16. (AP) Unlimited importation of alcoholic beverages from Cuba will be permit ted from March 21 to April 7. This was made known today by Joseph H. Choate, Jr., federal alco hol administrator. It Is In line with President Roose velt's recent order to lift restric tions on imports so that the price of liquor may be reduoed. FY 7T eeb m -.fig 4 Specials at the STAR MARKET 314 E. Main FREE DELIVERY Tel. 273 Choice Chickens and Turkeys, per lb 3c Lean Pork Roasts, per pound 1 5c Steer Beef Pot Roasts, per lb 1 0c Fresh Side Pork, per pound 1 2c Shortening, 4 pounds for ... . 25c Home Rendered Lard' 3 pounds for 25c Phone 273 We Deliver Salt. Bake medium sited potatoes. Cut in half lengthwise and remove pulp. Whip this with butter and salt to taste then add the cooked spinach and refill the shells. Top each half with a piece of bacon and return to the oven to crisp the bacon. Serve immediately. Carrot -Pineapple Salad 2 tablespoons acidulated gelatins. cup cold water. 2 cups hot, cooked carrots (diced finely). 1 9 -ounce can crushed plneappls. 1 orange, grated rind, and Juice. 1 lemon, Juice. 4 teaspoon sslt. cup nut meats) If desired. Soften the gelatine In cold water then add the hot vegetables and cool to "luke warm." Add remaining In gredients and pour Into mold. Place In refrigerator to become firm. Serve with cooked dressing on lettuce. Pea Souffle 1 tablespoon butter. 2 tablespoons flour. i cup milk. ' ft teaspoon salt. 1 cup small cooked peas. 2 eggs. Vi cup grated cheese. Melt butter, add flour and blend then add milk gradually, stirring continuously. Season to taste then add peas and grated cheese. Add beaten yolks carefully and, finally, the beaten whites, folding gently. Pile Into well greased baking dish and bake at 326 degrees for 45-60 minutes. (Depending upon the depth of dl&h). Serve Immediately. Sweet Carrots Slice carrots very thin or shred them. Place in a flat bottomed saucepan. Add 2 tablespoons butter, 1 teaspoon salt and 1 tablespoon sugar for 2 cups of carrots. Cover tightly and cook on low heat for 20 minutes then cook on retained heat of element for another 20 minutes. Brussels Sprouts Remove all wilted leaves then soak the sprouts In cold water 16 minutes. Drain and cook in boiling, salted water about 20 minutes. Drain and serve with a little butter. Tomato-Potato Puff 3 cups mashed potatoes. 2 cups canned tomatoes. 2 tablespoons butter (melt). ft teaspoon salt. 3 egg whites, beaten. Combine uotatoes and tomatoes, season wlt,h salt and melted butter then fold In beaten whites carefully. Put into well greased casserole snd bske at 350 degrees for 60 minutes. Rhubarb" Meringues 6 crisp crackers. 8 cups thick rhubarb ssucs. 2 egg whites. 2 tablespoons sugar. 1 teaspoon vanilla. On each cracker place a portion of ssuce. On esch ptlu a helping of the egg whites besten stiff with the sugar and flavored with vanilla. Place on baking sheet and cook 15-20 min utes at 350 degrees. PORTLAND WILL HAVE PORTLAND. Ure.. March 1 io Stanley E. Semple. manager of the Portland merchants' exchange, re vealed today that plans are underway io wiHDiisn n acinc northwest com munity exchsnea hr -it.h roHt. ssctions in wheat, oats, barley, hops, wwi, diukt, eggs, poultry, apples, potatoes snd onions. Committees composed of represen tatives of the several businesses In volved will be appointed at once to work out plans. Tuna Fish Canners Open Ad Campaign InU, S. Newspapers The 1634 advertising campaign of the Van Camp Sea Food Company. Inc., cauner of White Star Tuns at Terminal Island, California, will be conducted almost 100 per cent in newspapers, according to Emll Brls acher, president of Emil Brlsaeher snd Stsff, the national advertising agency which his been In charge of this ad vertising for the past twelve years. This appropriation, which represents one of the largest national advertis ing expenditures originating on the Pacific coast, will be concentrated in black and white, two color snd four color newspaper advertisements In many hundreds of newspapers throughout the United States. The Mail Tribune will carry the White Star Tuna measags In southern Ore gon. The Van Csmp flea Food Company, Inc., ls the largest canner of tuna in the world and attribute to the pow er of newspaper advertising the popu larity of its Whits Star Tuna brand of which more ls sold throughout America than alt other brands com bined. This company has maintained 1U, advertising pace thruugnout all of tha depression years end has had Its faith In the ultimate recovery ot America rewarded by the result achieved. - WHEN YOU SHOP TOMORROW ' DON'T FORGET Rouge Valley CHEESE If you haven't already tried this tasty home pro duct, do so nt once. En joy cheese that's better and boost Rogue River Valley dairying. YOUR GROCER HAS IT I K 1 d- '"ftA oiteltkc No matter, dear lady, whether you're giv ing a ball for five hundred or a luncheon for two, there are always faint doubts when it's over. Did they enjoy the party? To make sure they enjoyed it, you want your guests to see you and yours at their best. Best silver. Best dress. Complete this impression by serving the coffee of coffees Hills Bros. Coffee. Perhaps we can't afford to have the very best in every thing. We can in coffee. Hills Bros. Coffee may cost a few cents more than merely good or ordinary coffees. But Hills Bros. Coffee is actually more economical to use because it has greater abundance of flavor and goes farther than "bargain counter" coffees. Ctfjriihi mi Hi'.'.: Bft, SPECIALS FOR SAT. AND MONDAY MACARONI Rose City Curve SH Cut. A treat for Tl M A Lent. I 3 Lbs. I I SNOWDRIFT Pure Vegetable Shortening. Safeway All Purpose. 49 lb. Bag $1.73 FLOUR Pride of The West 49 lb. Bag $1.49 Drifted Snow 49 lb. Bag $1.98 CHEESE BrookMeld, Full Cream. A bal anced Food. 1Ec Lb. W 3 lb. Can PANCAKE FLOUR Safeway, Made with Buttermilk. 10 lb. Bag SOAP Crystal White. The Billion Bubble Soap. 10 Bars 38 25' MEMS SUGAR CURED COr BACON SLAB . . each D 3 GROUND ROUND OCr STEAK .... 2 lbs. L Jb BOILING Cr MEAT lb. Qb P0T 7VoC ROAST .... lb. I 2U VEAL 1 OVoC STEAK . . . . lb. I L 2U PRIME RIB ROAST . lb. Cc Prime Rib Roast I M We have a large display of Lunch Meats SWIFT'S SALAD OIL For Better Frying. Bring Your Container. Qt. SALMON Happyvale. Serve a Salmon Loaf. No. 1 can. 2 tor CORN MEAL Albers. White or Yellow. 9 lb. Bag APPLE BUTTER Libby's. An Excollont Spread for Bread. Qt. Jar FIG BARS H. F. B. C. Fresh. Plain or Whole Wheat. Lb. ' TOMATOES Our Choice. Solid Pack. NO. 2'2. 3 Cans 10 35 PREMIUM 2 pkgs. 25c SALAD DRESSING Best Foods, in the Sanitary Jar. PINEAPPLE Libby's Sliced. Only the center slices. No. 24 Can at 2SC 19' PEAS Sunset. A value. No. a can. 4 for CRACKERS C. B. C. Dnlntjr Salted Wafers or Grahams. 2 lb. box SUGAR 35c 25c Pure Cane. fffo S3" CORN Great Northern. Golden Bantam 17 oz. Can 10 Candy 1ff In Sanitary Cellophane. Pk. WW Peanut Butter OQC Mai-l-mum.Freih Oround. I lb. Jar ""WW i ph.. 14c Jell-Well New! Quick! jell, Cookies Cf WW Freh N. B. C. Lemon Snap,. Dot, Salt Morton!, "It Pmiri" 4c 114 lb. Pkf. W Postum Pic Cereal, Healthful, Pk. Cigarettes Camela. Tobacco Prlnr Albert. Soup Cm Van Camp',, Tomato. Can WW 1 lb. Can $1.14 75e If you would honor St. Patrick, tent ma an opening courie for luncheon or dinner IRISH TOP HAT SALAD 1 pkf. lime fU 1 green pepper vored gelatin MnyonnaU 8 illcet pineapple Prepare the gelatin according to di rection! on the pfitkage and mold In imnll glHMet, When very firm, put one mold of gelatin In the center of each illce of pineapple, which hae been placed on a lettuce leaf. A it rip of green pepper forms the hatband, S.rre with mayonnaise. Serrei 6. Por aid In h out hold problems, menu planning, or special recipes, tend in your request with ft self-addressed, tt&mped envelope to Julia Lea Wright, director Home makers Bureau Safeway Stores, Inc., Box 660, Oakland, California. Fruits & Vegetables ASPARAGUS Freih Long Green Spean. 2 lbs. BANANAS lancy Fruit. 4 lbs. GRAPEFRUIT Not Hitter. Seedleu. Medium lr.e. Dos. 13" 1S Df.TATf.EC era U M I a k m HJ V Klamath Uem. V. g. No. t. In Shopping Bit . 40H MAIN AND HOLLY-FREE DELIVERY ON QUANTITY ORDERS
