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MEDrOKD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOim OTCEfiOy. FRIDAY., MAftCII 15, 1935.
Gold Trinkets Given Toward
Purchases of Saar Prop
erties Funds Will Go
for Relief in Region
By BUDOLPII JOSTEN
BERLIN. (&) Sacrificial spirit
well as could be noticed only during
the World war, holds patriotic Ger
mane in Its grip now thit the flftar
basin baa overwhelmingly voted tor
Its reunion with the Reich.
The war-time slogan, "I gave gold
for Iron," reminded thousands of
faithful nazls or their duties toward
their fatherland.
"Our gold for the black diamonds
of the fiaar," has become their pres
ent battle cry and by following It
they hope to help the Reich buy
back the rich Saar coal mines from
Trance.
Olfts Co to niKt rented.
In spite of the announcement by
Joseph Buercketl, the Reich's Saar
commissioner, that "arrangements
ha.ve been made to af-?guard the
payment of the Saar mines without
touching the gold and foreign cur
rency reserves of the Relchsbank,"
roluntary contributions continue to
flow from people In all parts of the
nation.
It has been decided to use the
money to alleviate distress among the
returning Saar brethren and slaters.
Ancient gold coins, g.ild watches,
wedding rings, old brooches, pre-war
30-mark gold coins and other con
tributions are being sorted and sent
to local nazl party headquarters.
This sudden m or patriotism
was In no way fostered by the gov
ernment or the nazl party. "It broke
out spontaneously and it's still
spreading like wildfire," nazl officials
av.
"There Is formidable front of
national solidarity Including a great
number of Germans residing abroad,
to whom the return of the Saar means
snore than Just an ordinary home
coming," official circles oh.se rve,
Pupjls' Mile Mrnt to Hitler.
As a matter of lact, this "front"
Is growing day by day. Their deep
concern about the poiuession by Ger
many of the rich Saar coal mines Is
expressed by contributions In kind
and money.
Even children are possessed of the
desire to help bear the Retch's fi
MARY, I'M GOING TO
CONFESS TO YOU
RIGHT NOW.THAT
YOUfcE MY DREAM
GIRL
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CALUMET BAKES
BETTER BECAUSE IT'S
REALLY TWO BAKING
POWDERS IN ONE.
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"Tliat's why your baking is bound to be better with Calumet's Double-Action.
And notice! Just one level teaspoon to the cup of sifted flour. Calumet goes
farther it's thrifty! Here's my Calumet Pineapple Layer Cake try it!"
PINEAPPLE LAYER CAKE
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l'jCuptiirtedSwtntDownCakf Klour mp buttrr rr olhtr
lVj trmipoont Calumet Baking Powdrr . hwtmini
... tup ufir
'. te-ipoon salt 2 MM uhitii
'jtrttpoon sratrd Irmon rind ', j cup pinrapl'I )uir
Sift flour onca, tncaiura. add baking powdrr and aalt, and lift
ligrthrf thrre tintea. Add lrmo uml to buttrr antt cTram
thorouchly; add ur siaduatly, ctramins (irthrT until lnht
and flufly. Add rcK. one at a Mm; hraiin thxriHiglily aitrr
each. Add Hour, alternately with ftinearpl juice, a tmall
amount at a time, beating after arh addition until ttKih.
Bake tn two treated 8-inrh layer pant in moderate oven
(37S P.) 35 to AO minute. Spread Pineapple Kilting between
layer and on top of i-ak, All niMiurntn(i ara -;)
CALUMET
tho Double-Acting Baking Powder
A product of Central Foods
nancial burden. A voluntary col.ee
tion started by pupils of a public
school at Schwlebus yielded 50 marks,
or more than tau, which the boy
forwarded to Adolf Hitler, together
with this letter:
"Dear Fuehrer: Please use this
money to pay for the Saar mines."
Efforts by the nazl welfare or
ganization to preserve this "sacrificial
spirit" for the benefit of the nation
wide winter relief campa'gn failed.
Therefore, It was decided to utilize
these funds to relieve unemployment
and need In the Saar.
BOY KfNG MUST STAY
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LAUSANNE, Switzerland, March 15.
(AP) Prince Ananda, the 11-year-old
king of Slam, will stick to his
studies In a private school here for
two more years before he returns to
his native country for hit corona
tion. A group of Siamese officials arrived
today from London and paid homage
to their newly named sovereign, then
announced that Ananda would re
main In school, although they will
consider him the ruler of their na
tion despite the fact that he has not
been crowned.
SMUDGE OILi from your oil com
pany. We have two large oil truclcs
ready to deliver smudge oil to your
ranch. Ask us for rates. Phone 833
P. E. Samson Co.
BRING a covered dish and 35c to
Parish hall, March 17, and enjoy a
6 o'clock supper and an evening at
cards.
For Hose that Wear buy
NOLDE it HORST
Ethel wyn B Hoffmann
Lawn mowers time to get them
sharpened and repaired; called for
and delivered. Medford Cyclery, 33
N. Fir, Phone 261.
means
DON T YOU FALL
FOR THAT, MARY!
HE DOESNT LOVE
THE REAL VOU-
NO FAIR USING
SUCH WILES
ON THE MEN,
MARY I TELL
US HOW you
MAKE THIS
CAKE I
ITJYOUR CAKE1
A QUICK ONE FOR THE MIXING
BOWL-ITS ACTION SET FREE
BY LIQUID. IT STARTS THE
LEAVENING PROPERLY
RECIPE BOOK
Calumet Book of
Name ,
tret
City.
Tnnt name and a, Mir
Thia offer eipuri lV.finUi .11. I'i I
LOVE ITCH FOR
PRINCESS INGRID
STOCKHOLM, Sweden, March 15.
(AP) The "love match' engagement
of Princess Ingrld, second daughter
of Crown Prince Gustaf Adolf of Swe
den, and Crown Prince Prederlk of
Denmark and Iceland, was officially
announced today.
Date for the wedding was not Im
mediately announced.
Prince Fred er Ik arrived from Co
penhagen yesterday. Although ru
mors were widespread that his en
gagement was Imminent, court circles
refused to confirm the report "until
the proper moment."
Outstanding In her charm and
beauty In a family noted for many
beautiful princesses, the golden-haired
Ingrld Is 24 years old.
Frederlk, at 36, Is tall and hand
some. He Is a great nephew of the
late Queen Alexandra and second
cousin of the Prince of Wales.
TOLO, March 16. (Spl.) Miss
Elizabeth Davis, student In Tolo
school , had the misfortune t!o fall
on her left arm Friday. An X-ray
picture showed a slight fracture In
the small hone. It will be necessary
to carry the arm In a sling for 10
days.
Ernestine Tracy attended a pup
pet show at Central Point high school
Friday.
Frank Neat hammer, formerly em
ployed by Dick Richman, left for
Hilt, Calif., Sunday. He will work
there at a mill.
Among the guests at the Dlch
Victor Baker has moved to Cen
tral Point.
Richman home Sunday were Miss
7-taim,
Flavor in coffee is every
thing . . . and Thermalo
Roasting brings it all into
your cup!
DARLINGS, BOTH OF YOU
HAVE RECIPES JUST
LIKE THIS EXCEPT THAT
i'M USING CALUMET
BAKING POWDER.LET ME
TELL YOU WHY IT MAKES
SO MUCH DIFFERENCE-
A SLOWER ONE FOR THE
OVEN-ITS ACTION SET
FREE BY HEAT. IT PROTECTS
THE BATTER OR DOUGH
ALL THROUiH THE BAKINO
Tolo
Bo
LOOK) Tha ntw Colwmal can epm
with on twltt of tha wrlitl No mora brokan
flngar-naili or ruin ad tampan I
FREE-MAIL COUPON
rianres Lee llartcyt. General Kvt. llattle Creek, Mi.-h.
FMeate en1 me your new KKK K re ipe book, "Tha
Oven Triumphs.
M M T 1 '
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tn -t t ' in Canada
Iris Bush and John Smith of Rogue i which won first place In a county
River, wide conte-.t sponsored by the
A new bridge Is be!' -j built over Chamber of Commerce on Saturday,
Bear creek here. I March 16, at 12:10 o'clock.
Mrs. Lulu E. Thurston's wn Sid- Mrs. p. A. Tracy and daughter, Mrs.
ney will broadcast his C'.iy. "Why ! Edyth Bolinert of Central Point mo
I like to live in Jccl:aon County," j tared to Grants Pass Sunday.
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worn by every well-dressed little girl ! Leather
soles, fine patent leather, new trim, made for
wear! Misses' and children's sizes 8 to 2.
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mm,
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Costumes Save !
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Men's Thriftily
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1
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llMtlHT oxfiinN. Tlipy'ri'
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humble nililu'r liri'N.
Two Oak Soles
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Superior quality elk,
(oukIi enough to lick the
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easy on feet. Weather
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Re-Tan Process
Increases Work
Shoe Strength
079
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Leather t made firmer
resists wear leaser by
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H.?-,.f,!L "r:iFOUR DIE IN STAMPtCE
Mri. Harry Humor and Mrs. Allda
Tule.
Dance, at Oasis Saturday nUht.
Music aublime nd a Iloor that la Hue.
Girls' Oxfords
Cleverly designed perforation!
tn this smart camel color eik.
Rubber soles. Priced lowl
Girls' Brown Ties
2.49
Morrnstn type elk tics with
rubber soles anil rubber heels,
MzeM aw, to 8.
Smart White Pumps
2.49
White leather with contra-tlnt;
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WMirHK I Jtel i Espcoi.-i:y wh ,hey
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Little Boys' Shoes sv' "' i ' 3
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from sports ties to
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T-Straps . . .
for That Trim
We'i-SiiOd Look
T-siras to make
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