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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1937)
MT5DF0HD MATL TTJTTVCNT!. MnPFOTCT). OTJEGON'. FTC TP AY. APRTL "0, 1937. PA'GE ELEVEN NAVY WILL RETIRE 66 SHIPS Bl 1938; CRAFT 'OVER-AGE' SAN DIEGO. Cal. (UP) During the next 20 months the United States navy wtlt place at least 69 ships on the "retired list." it was learned In naval circles here. The majority of these vessels will be destroyers and submarines which now are based at San Dtegc and which will be replaced by newer fighting craft. By the end of the 1638 fiscal year, 33 San Diego-owned destroyers will have been decommissioned, along with three submarines. Thirteen other destroyers will lose their places on navy Hats before July. 1638. Before July 1 of this year the San Diego destroyers Buchanan, Crown Inshleld, Evans, Hale, Lea, Philip, Roper, Twiggs. Aaron Ward. Wickes. Chandler, Dahlgren. Litchfield. Over ton. Preble, Tracy, Hovey, Long and Southard will be gone. Others listed for early decommis sioning Include the Bolre. Brooms, Dallas, MacLeiBh, McCormlck, Perry, Prultt. Slcard, Simpson, Trever, Truxton Wasmuth, and Zane. Ten submarines are listed for the naval Junk heap. They are the Bon Ita, Bass, Barracuda, based In San Diego, and the S-18, E-21. 8-22. S-23, S-30. 3-31. S-32, 3-33, S-34 and S-35. Pour minelayers also are to go along with the destroyers Blakeley, Ber nadou, Breckenrldge, Cole, DuPont. Ellis, Oreer, Tarbell, Upshur and Yamhill, which are based outside of San Diego. Newer, speedier and more modern fighting craft, already built or under construction, are scheduled to take the places of the over-age vessels In fleet anchorages on the Pacific and Atlantic coasts. It was said, bringing the navy up to near full -strength. Housewives Find Salad Oil Adds Vegetable Flavor Do you ever season vegetables with Wesson oil? It la an excellent lead to good flavor and has become most popular as a seasoning Agent for vege tables In the last few years. Strange as It may seem, when the new vegetables begin to pour Into the markets Is the very time we wish more and more for new ways new flavors new Ideas in the cookery of these fresh growing things. Probably that Is because our tastes crave more fresh things with the approach of warm weather that enervating season when bodies de mand ever-Increasing amounts of minerals and vitamin to ward off that dread affliction of "spring fever." In the south, we like our vegetables for the most part richly seasoned with fat. Beans cooked without meat which furnishes rich fat drippings Just aren't "beans" so far as southern taste Is concerned. And neither do turnips, mustard, cabbage and many other vegetables deserve a place at southern tables unless the pot boasts meat or rich stock as well as vege tables to make the dish pleasing to our taste. Since salad oil has become so wide ly used In the past decade or two. It begins to play an Important role In making vegetables more palatable . . . more varied . . . and some of those formerly tabooed at family tables are now entirety pleasing, due to the addition of this product. How to Use. An excellent rule to follow In using salad oils for seasoning in vegetable cookery Is as follows: Cook vegetables until half done. Add one-half table spoon salad oil for each person to be served and continue cooking until tender. This might apply to vege tables usually cooked with meat as well as others, for the salad oil fur nishes that same richness which salt meat (popularly so - called "white meat") offers. Of all vegetables, we believe the root varieties demand better and more variety In seasoning than others beets, carrots, turnips and parsnips. And similar to them In demand lor flavor are artichokes both Jerusalem and French varieties, since the root vegetables and Jerusalem artichokes are all similar tn texture, all may be bandied and cooked In the same way. , Try seasoning them in the following , mtnner: Root Vegetables. Make a French dressing, using one half cup salad oil. one-fourth cup very mild vinegar, one-half teaspoon sugar, one-fourth teaspoon salt, and paprika. Pour three or four table spoons of the mixture over two cups of the diced, hot vegetables which have been cooked until tender and drained. Reheat five minutes or long enough to heat the liquid and serve ; Immediately. This method of season- I lng Is excellent for artichokes of both varieties, peas, all vanned vegetables as well as the root vegetables.. And here are some new ways of I adding flavor to those vegetables which promise freedom from dietary tils if used to keep the menu high in fresh growing products that offer excellent food values. I Carrots. 1 bunch carrots, pared and sliced 3tt cups) 1 bunch green onions In one-Inch pieces ( cup) or cup sliced onions 1 teaspoon salt 3 teaspoonfula salad oil Speck of pepper. Combine all Ingredients but pep per In saucepan. Add boiling water to cover bottom of pan. Cover and cook tender, about 30-40 minutes. Drain if necessary. Add pepper to taste. Serves six. Savory Beeti. 6 cups diced raw beets (3 hunches) 1 large onion, coareely chopped 114 teaspoons salt 1 tablespoonful granulated sugar 3 tablespoonfuls salad oil 4 white cloves 4 whole cloves 1 cups boiling water 4 tablespoonfuls vinegar. Combine all Ingredients but vine gar In saucepan. Cover and cook until beets are tender, about 60 min utes, adding more water If necessary. Add vinegar, remove cloves and serve. Serves six. Peas With Celery. 2 pounds peas, shelled 3 cups diced celery 5 tablespoonfuls salad oil 1 teaspoon salt cup top milk Speck of pepper. Combine all Ingredients but milk and pepper In saucepan. Add boiling water to cover bottom of pan. Cover and cook tender, about 20 minutes. Drain If necessary Add top milk and pepper. Serves six. And next time you open a can of string beans add a most delicious flavor to them In the following man ner, which Is finding new popularity throughout the country: String Beans, Chill Sauce. 1 No. 2 can string beans 1 medium onion, minced 3 tablespoonfuls salad o' teaspoon salt A dash of pepper 13 cup chill sauce. Combine onion and salad oil. Let cook over low heat three or four min utes. Drain beans and mix with other Ingredients. Cook five or six minutes Just long enough to heat thoroughly. U. S. CHAMBER HITS I WASHINGTON. April 30. AP) The United States Chamber of Com merce adopted today a resolution condemning President Roosevelt's su preme court reorganisation plan. "The Judicial department," the resolution said, '"must remain free and independent" f any effort by either congress or the White House to affect its decisions. In another resolution the chamber called for reduction of federal and other relief activities in view of the upward trend of the business. The chamber also directed its board of directors to seek amendment ot the Wagner labor act to define "la bor practices which are unlawful" and to propose legislation to estab lish "responsibility for the act ot organised labor." Youth Escapes Volcano, Breaks "Suicide" Spell BE Phone 642 Well bam away your refuse City Sanitary Service. Fact No. 1 Legend Ulli m that eo'fe. wi discovered in Arabic about 1200 yean ago. An Arab boy ly. lng in the shade watching his goats graze noticed them sud denly skip ar.d jump. Running over to the goats he found them eating berries of a wild shrub. This discovery was told to an abbot, who gathered soma ber ries and had a brew made and served to his monks, who had often fallen asleep over their ceremonies. He was delighted with the result. est COFFEE 3 VACUUM PACKED in Either Jar or Tin MOTOMURA. Oehlma Island, Ja pan (UP) Yo Okai, 25, 111 of tuber culosis and in financial straits, de scribed how he hurled himself into the steaming hell of the "suicide volcano," Mt. Hlkara, and climbed out three hours lar. Because of a ledge projecting from the smoky rim 80 feet from the top, the tired little men was able to tell of his experiences and claim the title of being the only person to re turn out of the hundreds who have thrown themselves Into the Inferno. "I turned over twice in the air before striking," he said In Japanese. I was stunned for a moment, not knowing how far I had fallen or whether I was hurt. I felt pain In my back but could not move. There was a dense fog of sulphur ous smoke all about me. I looked up and when the wind blew the smoke away, I couldsee the crater. X had fallen about 80 feet. "Suddenly I wanted to live. I was on soft ground, ashes from the vol cano, hot to the touch. X looked down end again when the wind shifted I could see into the volcano. It was a fiery red and there were rumblings that therrlfled me. "I thought of others who must have landed as I did and who must have picked themselves up and Jump ed again. But I was afraid and turn ed away from the sight. "I started to climb. But for a time I thought I could not get out. I kept sliding back and rocks rolled beneath my feet. My fingers were bleeding from clawing the rocks. X shouted, but could hardly hear my own voice. "I felt like lying down In the warm ashes and going to sleep. It was soft, like a bed, and some of the way up I felt as if I were try ing to lift mysMf by hanging onto handfuls of feathers. "Near the top some men saw me and helped me out. It was three hours after I Jumped. I wonder how many people want to live after they go over as I did but who can't get out. "I'm glad I failed.' Okai was arrested for return to Tokyo because authorities dislike the publicity this Island volcano Is get ting. Several years ago It became the "fashion" for young Japanese couples who despaired of love and life to Journey to Oshtma and leap to death hand-in-hand. Seventy-two persons died In the volcano lust year. IS AS RED SIS ELECT AS PORT WASHAKIE. Wyo. (AP) Mrs. Nellie Scott Burns has convinc ed the Indians that woman's place Is not always In the teepee. As newly elected "chieftain" of the Arspahoes, she will fight for a higher living standard for her tribesmen. "I am keenly Interested In educa tional programs. In obtaining better homes for our Indian families and In creating a community work pro gram," says this middle-aged Indian woman who Is the first of her sex to win a place In a Wyoming In dian tribal council. Arapahoe braves who were her op ponents in the election turned their arguments toward soil conservation, improved roads and herd betterment. Mrs. Burns talked of comfortable log cabins to take the place of the lean tos, shacks and wickiups. , It wss an election In the white man's manner secret ballots cast in designated polling places. And wo men of the tribe voted with the men. Thus It was a complete reversal of the traditional Indian method; a generation ago horsemanship and skill with weapons were chief qual ifications for leaders. Elected to the council with Mrs. Burns were five men. WASHINGTON, April 30. (P) The house agriculture committee agreed today on a bill extending the present emergency Interest rate on farm land bank loans to the 1038 fiscal year. The emergency rate of 3 percent would be stepped to 4 percent in 1939, under the bill's provisions. The rate on the short-term land bank commissioners' loans would be re duced from 5 to 4 percent for the two years. 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DRIED BEANS Choice White Navy 3 lbs. 25c Mexican Red Beans 3 lbs. 25c CRISCO 6 pound pails $1.19 3 pound pails 59c POTATOES Klamath Falls No. 2's 50 lbs. $1.00 Klamath Falls No. l's lO lbs. 30c MILK 4 Tall Cans 29c Case 48 Cans $3.45 FLOUR Peerless Brand 49 lb. sack.. 81.19 Oregon Blend Hard wheat, fully guaran teed. 49 lb. sack$1.40 Kitchen Queen an all purpose flour. 49 lb. sack 81.89 Pillsbury's Best 49 lb. sack 82.05 5 pound sack 32 OXYDOL Large size pkgs. 2Pkgs.45c - Ivory Soap Medium size bars 3 Bars 1 7c SUGAR 10 lbs. 57c 100 lbs. $539 For a limited time ATTRACTIVE BLUE GLASS PLATE rprr with 2 packages of TnLL tfM&t WHEAT KRISPIES For 23c LUMAN'S MEAT DEPT. HENS Choice Young R. I. Red lb. 20c Veal Rib or Loin Steaks lb. 20c Veal Shoulder Roasts . lb. 15c Choice R. I. 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Irlng uf cook pel fondant with chopped ornngei. 49c ROSES IN SNOW FOR MOTHERS' DAY May w have your order early please? FRUITS t VEGETABLES SATURDAY ONLY Lettuce head 5c Asparagus crisP 3 lbs. 19c Spinach LocM 4 lbs. 19c Bunch Vegetables 3 for 10c Local Fresh, Tender Artichokes 3 for 14c Apples Fln,orfoeynring 6 lbs. 25c Texas Grapefruit . 3 for 19c Full of Inlce. Midlum sise
