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"M"FTFOTD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORU, OREGON. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 15. 1033. PAGE TTTTRTEEN 120-MILE SPEED IS ITALY'S AIM Will Be Fastest in World Is Claim Electric Locomo motives to Generate More Than 1200 Horse Power By THOMAS B. MORGAN (United 1'ress Starr Correspondent) ROME (UP) Muuolint'a electric locomotives will hold the. world speed railroad record Id 1936 when stream lined, aerodynamlc and atr-condt tloned trains between Milan and Rome will travel the 450 miles In four hours and twenty minutes. Italy already has the fastest steam ships In the "Rex," the fastest war ship In the light cruiser "Da Recco" which can travel 45 knots per hour, and the fastest airman in Lieuten ant Francesco Age Ho who traveled at the speed of 440 miles per hour. Besides, there la Lulgl Beccall. the world's fastest middle distance run ner. The new trains which are now under construction in the Breda Works will be the most modern train. In Europe and even an advance on the new stream-lined trains used in the United State. 120-Mile Speed. Their maximum speed Is calculated at 120 miles an hour. For the pres ent, however, the average speed will be a little over a hundred miles per hour on account of the roadbed, which la to be reinforced for even greater speeds. Thus the 450 miles from Milan to Rome will be made in less than four and a half hours. The present time is over eight and a half hours. The first train to be put Into ser vice will be about one hundred and eighty feet long. These new electric locomotives will generate over twelve hundred horsepower. Behind the engine cabin will be a space for postal service and bag gage. A small kitchen will separate this from the next car. In the first and third car there will be 59 sec ond class places. In the first class there will be 35. so that the num ber of persona carried will be 94. Air Conditioned. A special system of upholstery and ball-bearings under the seats will do away with the Jarring caused by the excessive speed. The windows will be tightly closed and the compartments air-condi tloned all the year round. On account of the line between Milan and Bologna not being com pletely electrified as yet or even by the time the new train will be put into service, the first Journey of the train will be from Bologna to Rome and on to Salerno below Na l plea which la as" Tar-south 'as 'those lines are all electrified. The Milan Bologna stretch will be electrified in the near future. The fascist program for 1935, or the thirteenth year of the revolution includes an added six thousand miles of electric lines and three of these new trains. The date of completion is set for the anniversary of the march on Rome, October 28, 1935. Cagers Set New Goal Record. NEW HAVEN. Conn. (UP) A goal was made every 17 seconds, during the basketball game between Com mercial High school, New Haven, and Basslck high school, Bridgeport, which lasted 32 minutes. Commercial won, 83 to 31, averaging better than 314 points a minute to establish one of the highest scorrs in Connecticut scholastic competition. Rare Violin Sale Aided Htm. MILWAUKEE (UP) William Peter Stoffel, who lost hla Job as a real estate agent when the depression came, has built up a profitable and enjoyable business buying and selling rare violins. He bought one violin for M6, rebuilt It and sold It for a 1800. Lumberman Hie SANTA MONICA, Cal.. Feb. 15. (AP) Charles A. Barton, 65. promi nent lumberman, formerly of Boise, Idaho, and Minneapolis, died here last night after a long illness. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIM 'We Lead . . t I MILK fULINARY VRAFT.... By Eitclla l)orgao. Director, Home Service, the California Or Cud Power Company VALENTINES FOR YOU Next to Christmas, and close to It also, the feast of Valentines finds a ready response generally in the hearts of tre young, and In the minds of those who are young hearted. So, we find par 1 1 e s everywhere on this day. Per haps the colorful decorations avail able make plan n 1 n g esepcially easy and many take advanatge of this ,conven lence to help them entertain Estella Dorian gracefully with so little effort that they, too. enjoy the occasion. The other day I noticed a sheaf of tulips In a floral shop and, over In the corner, waa a larget jar of fresh young pussy willows. Right away a picture of that combination for Val entine table decorations presented Itself and a flock of contributing Ideas came with It. Today we give you. some desserts suitable for varioua Valen tine parties. Angel Hearts Individual Pie Baskets Frozen -St raw berry Shortcake Baked Alaska Jello ParfHitA Raspberry Whip Strawberry Ice Cream Pie Princeton Pears Peppermint Ice Cream Tuttl Fruttl Mallow Strawberry Bavarian Cream Cream Puffs Marguerites Directions Angel Hearts: Bake an gel cake mixture in a large flat pffn. Cut with a good sized heart-shaped cookie cutter. Slice in half and fill with Jam. Put back together and ice thickly. Hold In position with a toothpick until cold and the Icing set lnvpositlon. The Icing may be col ored or decorated if desired. Individual Pie Baskets: Make pat ty shells as usual. Pdace strips of pastry around a baking powder can and bake to a light tan. Fill the shells with sweetened fruit, cover with meringue then set the handles In place and put In the oven until meringue is a golden brown. This second heating will finish browning the handles. Frozen strawberry Shortcake: Let frozen berries stand until they come to room temperature. Make the short cake in muffin tins. Cut open and butter, then spread with berries and replace top. Cover with berries or top with whipped cream. Baked Alaska: Bake a plain sponge cake in large loaf pan. Cut In two and chill. On a chilled board about an Inch thick, place a sheet of waxed pnper. On this set one piece of the chilled cake, then a brick of. Ice cream then the second layer of cake. Cover thickly with a stiff meringue, being sure to cover every bit of the ice cream. Set In oven at 425 de grees about 12 minutes (until a golden brown). Serve promptly, slic ing at the table. Jello Parfalts; Make red colored Jello and pour Into tall glasses, fill ing about one half. Set In refrigera tor cabinet and when ready to serve, place a dipper of Ice cream in each glass and top with crushed or can ned berries. Decorate with a bit of whipped cream. Raspberry Whip 2 c fruit pulp Hi c sugar a salt 2 T lemon Juice 2 unbeaten egg whites Place all in a deep bowl and beat with large rotary beater or wire whip until mixture will hold shape. Chill and serve plain or with thin custard sauce. Strawberry Ice Cream Pie 3 c strawberries (canned or frozen 3 egg whites 1-3 c sugar Vanilla ice cream Baked pie shell Whip the eggs until stiff then grad ually add sugar while continuing to beat. (A bit of lemon or vanilla may be added If desired.) Put half the ber ries in the bottom of the chilled shell. Cover with a layer of Ice cream Others Follow' which should be frozen hard. Cover ' with remainder of berries. Pile a mer ingue on top and brown in oven un-, der broiling heat. Watch that It doesn't become too brown. Serve at once. t Princeton Pears 6 pears 4 cup aar 2 tablespoons red cinnamon drops. 1 teaspoon nutmeg 4 teaspoon ground cloves 1 cup loganberry Juice Pecl core and quarter pears or quarter canned pears. Place in bak ing dish and sprinxle with sugar (if fresh fruit), spice and fruit Juice Cover and bake at 375 degrees for 25 minutes. Chill and serve with a teaspoon of whipped cream on each helping. Peperiiili)t lee Cream Va crushed peppermint candy sticks 1 teaspoon gelatin 2 tablespoons cold water 1 cup milk Few grains of salt 2 teaspoons vanilla 1 cup whipping cream Soak gelatin in cold water about 6 minutes. Heat milk and dissolve gel atin In It. Add the crushed candy and stir until all is dissolved, adding salt also. Four Into freezing tray and freeze until It begins to thicken then remove, beat until frothy, then fold In the whipped cream and re turn to freezing tray to complete freezing without stirring. Tuttl Fruttl Mallow 34 marshmallows 1 cup milk 1 cup whipping cream Vi cup rubyettea 3 slices pineapple, cut fin i can pecan meats, chopped 1 teaspoon vanilla Heat the milk In top of double boiler, add the marsmallows, stirring frequently until dissolved. Cool. Whip the cream and fold Into the slightly thickened marshmallow mixture. Add flavoring, fruit and nuts and return to freezing compartment to finish without further stirring. Strawberry Bavarian Cream 2 tablespoons gelatin 'K cup cold water x cup fruit Juice 1 ii cups canned strawberries (drained) 1 !-i cups whipping cream j Soak gelatin In cold water and dis solve In boiling fruit Juice. Cool and add fruit. Place in refrigerator to chill thoroughly, stirring once In a while. When It begins to thicken, fold In whipped cream then turn into moulda which have been dipped In cold water. To serve, unmold on serving dish and garnish with cookie hearts and a spring of peppermint. . Cream Puffs Fill the puffs with mixture of fruits and whipped cream. Decorate with powdered sugar and pink cocoa nut on a bit of whipped cream. Marguerites. Make heart shaped pastry tarta and place the marguerite mixture on them Just before serving. 1 cup sugar M cup hot water 2 egg whites 1 teaspoon vanilla cup shopped nuts Cook sugar and water to 238 de grees, pour over whipped whites, beat ing until stiff. Flavor and add nuts. Mt. Hood Tramway Vetoed by PWA PORTLAND, Feb. 15. (AP) A .special dispatch to the Journal to day from Washington, D. C, said the proposed Mount Hood tramway has been turned down from every stand point as a PWA project. It had been proposed to spend $1,221,000 for con struction of a cable railway and aerial cableway from the Mount Hood loop highway to the summit of the mountain. Night Schools' Show Gain. DETROIT (UP) Oaln of nearly 2000 students attending Detroit nlgbt schools waa announced at opening of the mid-winter term here. Student this year number 14.323, compared to 12,517 at the same time last year. 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German Milk Toast (But all nations like It) 3 epgs. 'j teaspoon salt. 2 tablespoons sugar. 1 cup milk. 3 tablespoon sugar. Beat eggs slightly, add sslt, sugar and milk. Pour into shallow dish. Split Shredded Wheat Biscuit and soak half loaves in milk-egg mixture until soft. Cook in a frying pan in hot butter or fat. When brown on one side, brown on the other. Serve sprinkled with powdered sugar with Jelly or. for dessert, with a sweet sauce. Six portions. Corn Beef Hash With Bacon (And a masculine appeal) .3 Shredded Wheat Biscuits. 4 cups corn beef hash. 6 strips bacon. Tomato catsup. HEATH'S DRUG STORE TOILETRIES I Shaving I Preparations filllette nlodr ..19c Au(o Strop nladc lt Gem Bladen . 39s nverrrndv Illadrs - 2!)c 35c Wm. ShnvlitK Cream 29c 1 Toiletries Cotys Perfume 1 Dram 50c Col.v'i Kace Ponder 6'c Odorollo - "c Cotys Toilet Water Cashmere loun,uet soap 3 tor Sc Lux Soap 3 Bars 19c Remedies t nihil Adex Cltrorarlmnate .. 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Hot Pineapple Rings i cup flour. 2 Shredded Wheat Biscuits, rolled fine. U, teaspoons baking powder. 3 tablespoons powdered sugar. 4 teaspoon salt. 1-3 cup milk. 6 pineapple rings, drained. Mix dry Ingredients, add milk and well beaten egg Dip pineapple rings in batter and fry in deep hot fat (3B0 degrees F.) until golden brown. Serve sprinkled with powdered sugar or with Jelly or sauce. Six portions. (This dish msy also be served as a meat accompaniment). Grilled Sardines (Grand for late supper) 6 Shredded Whest Biscuits. 1-3 cup softened butter. 1 large can sardines (boneless and skinless). Spit Shredded Wheat Biscuits and spread with melted butter and mash ed sardines. Place under broiler flame until slightly browned. Serve at once garnished with lemon wedges. Six portions. Canada Follow Britain's Lead OTTAWA. Ont. (UP) The Brit ish "Borstal system" for care of boy convicts may be adopted In Canada. it is learned here. 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Phone 884 BY 10 ALFALFA OIEI CORVALMB (Spl ) Dairy cow that rclre a grain aupplemfnt with Alfalfa hay ire around 7 per cent more efficient In chnnginR frrd Into milk than cows restricted to aUai'.a hay alon. according to results or hay feeding teata conducted by the dairy department o( the Oregon ex periment station. Cowa under test were divided into three groups, one receiving ordinary second crop alfalfa hay, another the same grade of hay chopped, and the third hay plus grain. Records on all of the cow were kept over a 305-day lactation period, and corrections were made for differences In ages of the animals. With these corrections It was found that tha average cow produced 4464 pounds of 4 per cent milk when fed long hay alone, 5778 pounds from chopped hay alone, and B418 pounds when fed hay and grain. It iu concluded that It was eco- Soda Crackers fT 7'a i rib NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY "Uneeda Bakers" For Greater Grocery Values Mail no 111 leal to chop alfalfa hay at a cost of 12 25 per ton. regardless or tha value of the hay, if butttrft.t sells for 30 cents a pound or above. It Is not economical with buttcrfat selling below 2o centa a pound. A to comparative profits In feed ing hay alone or with grain. It was found that much depends cn the relative prices of the product, hay and grain. If the p. ices of gram is $30 a ton and alfalfa hay f.10 a ton, which Is approximately the price prevailing now In most alfalfa sec tions or the state, then It Is eco nomical to feed grain when butterfut is selling at 30 cents or more a pound. Experiments are now In prosi-css to get practical Information on the most economical methods of supple mentary feeding where dairy cattle are restricted largely to alfalfa hay The most critical time for such feed Ing Is In the first three or four months of the lactation period, as the entire cycle la influenced by th degree of feeding done In this early period. I'lllverslty (let Big Telescope. MONTRK AL ( UP ) The new teles cope to be Installed In Vho David Dunlap Observatory, Toronto, will be the second largest In the world. Dr. C. A. Chan, professor of astronomy at the University of Toronto, re vealed In a speech before the Royal Astronomical society here. The tels oope. which Is being constructed In Britain, will have a 78-tnch eyepiece. the choice of the BECAUSE THEY'RE OVEN-FRESH wherever you buy them... "Take one. ..break one. ..taste one".. .That's a suggestion that's a challenge! Did you ever in your life taste anything so delicate, so crisply tender as an oven-fresh Snow Flake? Nearby "Unecda Bakers" bakeries make sure that your grocer gets Snow Flakes omufmb. That oven-freshness is what makes all the dif ference in the world when you axe making 'appetizers... when you want something crisp and flavory. to serve with your soup or salad ..rvheft you want the "right-hand man" of the chccsc-and-crackcr course. It's particularly economical to buy the big family-size carton. your 'once Tunc in Unecda Bakcn "Let's Dance"l 3 solid hour, of real dance music every Saturday nightfrom9: 30 urttilI2:30 over National Broadcasting stations KPO, KFI, KGW, KOMO, KHQ, and KKD. Have party in your home serve "Unecda Bakers" crackers, cookies and cakes. RE AD THE Tribune Ads MITCHELL SEES DIRIGIBLE NEED WASHINGTON, Feb. 15. (API Congress was warned today by Brig- i adirr-Uenerai William Mitchell, re tired, that "It would be very foolish I to give up our airship development, j particularly In view of conditions la I the fur east at this time." Tcstify i lnr before the hoiif-e patents com j nr.ftec In what Chairman Sirovlco T.. N. Y.) announced as an Invest! j gution Into the loss of the airship Mucon In the pacific, the command er of the United States air force dur ing the World war aboard, champion ed the lighter thau aircraft in tha midst of criticism on Capitol Httl and elsewhere following the Macon disaster. "If wc continue to disarm." h said, "we will be an easy target for any Asiatic country that comes along. "ir we had ao reppellns properly manned and equipped, In the futura we could go straight to any AMatto country and destroy It." CASTLE ROCK. Wash.. Feb. IS. (AP) A head-on automobile collision took the life of August Muetola, 28. of Walkers Island, and seriously In jured Frank. 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