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M-EDFORD MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY, JULY 2. 1937.
MM VETS GAIN JOBS
BY FEERAL EFFORTS
V.F.W. CONCLAVE TOLD
ASTORIA, JulT 1 (AP) J. R1CS'
rd Smurthwiiw, Oregon represent
' ..... ,h, vtTam' nlscement dl'
vision of the ledersl employment
service, told the nth nnul con
' wntlon ot the Veteran oJ Foreign
Wrs 1,831,000 new ppiieuon weui
Into the registration book during
the last 48 months.
In lesa than four years, he re
ported, the federal office placed
1,688,888 veterans In non-relief em
ployment. Dearly s, quarter of
million veterans found work on re
lief projects In the 30-month period
from July 1, 1938, to March 31,
1837.
He recommended the Oregon de
partment establish an employment
and civil service committee to study
and develop work opportunities for
its members. Smurthwalt added
that the ex-eoldler who Insist In
"sticking" with WPA employment
until the program la discontinued
will be "considered worthies" by
private employers.
Rev. Perry Bmlth, national chap
lain, Issued a plea for peace at the
tart of the three-day convention. He
voiced the hope today's youth will
handle the problem of peace In
more Intelligent manner than the
older generation.
Virginia Young, 11. of Roseburg.
received a bronze statue ss winner
of an essay contest sponsored by the
organization.
CAVALCADE CHIEF
PORTLAND. July 3. (AP) T. T.
Ounn, organlcer of the Oregon cav
alcade to the Golden date bridge
fiesta In San Franolase last May,
ranked a Oregon's "first eltlren" to
day, by proclamation ot Oov, Charles
Martin.
The governor announced the cita
tion here last night, saying that "by
the example which he and hi com
mittee aet, I hope that other men
and women will realize the import
ance ot aiding ua In telling the
world about Oregon's golden oppor
tunities." Ounn Is an executive of an oil
company here.
Oovernor Martin also expressed his
appreciation to all mayors of Ore
gon cities and Individuals participat
ing In the California caravan, which
Included some 338 automobiles.
NEW TRIAL ORDERED
IN TAMPA FLOGGING
TALLAHASSEE. Fla., July 3. (UP)
The Florida supreme court, In a four
to one decision, today reversed con
victions of five former policemen In
the celebrated Tampa flogging case
and ordered a new trial for the men
who were sentenced to serve four
years for kidnaping.
PORTLAND, July 3. (AP) Carl
R. Gray, retiring president of the
Union Faciflo railway, told guests
at a banquet given in his honor
here last night that he was "one
railroad president who doe not
fear government control."
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BY VIRGINIA FRANCIS
Dlfttmr BalpmUt tUttrtu Cktry ftutttat
No matter what Ice cream holds
first place as favorite in your fam
ily here is a delicious newcomer,
Butter Crisp Ice Cream, that's al
most certain to carry off the honors
In your "hit parade" of delectable
Ice creams. It's the kind of a recipe
that gives you a little thrill of dis
covery when you first read it, and
then prompts you to go right out to
the kitchen, so that you can find
out for yourself If it could possibly
be at good as it sounds.
The electric range Joins handi tvith the specd-frcezer o the refrigerator to
produce delicious Butter Crisp Ice Cream.
This recipe can find you In the
homemaking doldrums and leave
you singing to yourself, and feeling
as happy as Balboa when he dis
covered the Pacific. For with 365
dinners to serve, not to mention
luncheons and parties, what home
maker feels that she really has
enough delicious, practical dessert
recipes to provide variety? How
ever, once your family and friends
get a taste of this crunchy, nutty
Butter Crisp Ice Cream, they'll
probably lose all desire for variety
and ask you to make the prepara
tion of this ice cream a habit.
Smooth Ice Cream Texture.
We developed this grand recipe
with the aid of the Speed-Freezer
of the new Hotpoint refrigerator
nd were delighted to find our ice
cream velvety-smooth and free of
large crystals. This is largely due
to the amazing speed with which
this new unit freezea all Ice cream
for, as you probably know, quick
freezing doesn't give large crystals
a chance to form, and thus pro
duces a creamy-smooth texture. But
hers is the recipe, and I'm happy to
MARIE ANTOINETTE'S
NECKLACE IS SOLD
LONDON, July 3. (UP) A 3D-
etone diamond necklace that once
adorned the neck of Marie Antoinette
wua sold today for 875.000 at Sothe
bv's auction on order of Archduchess
Blanche ot Austria, slater of Princess
Bt-atrix of Massimo. Princess Beutrlx
purchased It from the Maharajah of
DrbhanRa, Indian potentate.
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share it with all homemakeri be
cause it is a real treasure.
Butter Crisp Ice Cream
VA cups milk z teaspoons
vanilla extract
Yn cup sugar
2 eggs (beaten)
Salt
1 cup whipping
cream
(whipped)
Scald the milk in a saucepan on
the Calrod surface unit of the Hot
point electric range, turned to
LOW. Add the scalded milk slowly
to the augar which has been mixed
with the beaten egga and a few
grains of salt. Cool. Add vanilla
extract. Fold in whipped cream,
beaten stiff. Pour mixture into
freezing tray of Hotpoint Refriger
ator. Place in Speed-Freezer com
partment and, when half-frozen, stir
in half of the following butter crisp
mixturo (which you have made in
advance) and cprinkle remainder on
top. Return to Speed-Freezer and
freeze at coldest degree possible.
Buttor Crisp Mixture
1 tablespoon 2 tablespoons
melted butter brown sugar
!4 cup fine corn 'A cup nutmeata
flake crumbs (chopped fine)
Add melted butter to corn flake
crumbs, brown sugar and nut
meats, blended together. Blend
thoroughly. Place mixture in shal
low pan and place in preheated Hot
point oven. Bake for approximately
20 minutes, stirring the mixture sev
eral times. Cool and .crumble. This
delectably crunchy butter crisp
blends with the velvety-smooth ice
cream to make a dessert that will
win culinary laurels for you and set
"the whole town to talking" and
copying your recipe!
COVADONGA WILL WED
CUBAN MAID SATURDAY
HAVANA, Cuba, July 2. (UP)
Tho Count of CovRdonga, eldest son
of former King Alfonso XIII of Spain,
will marry Marta RocAfort, daughter
ot a Havana dentist, Saturday night
and will Immediately abandon his
present title for that of Prlnca Alfon
so de Bourbon, It wna announced last
night. j
Hla wife will bo known as Princes
Alfonso de Bourbon.
Jose Sanchez Arcllla, friend of the
count, said the ceremony will be
civil affair since a religious one is
impossible because of the count'
divorce, on May 8 from the former
Edelmlra Ssmpedro.
All Gypalr Look Alike
NEW YORK. July 3. (UP) Mrs.
Sophie Qur.zl thought tliero was a
bit of iyp In every gypay so she ac
cused Mrs. Dlna Oeorttvltuh of steal
ing a purse and a $125 ring. Today
Mra. Quzzl wna hold in (300 ball
when she could not Identify Mrs.
Cleorgvltuh as the thief. "All gypsies
look alike to me," she enld.
Benton Clierrlr lilt.
CORVALM9. July 3. (AP) Rain
damntre to Benton county cherries
hrouRht growers a net Iom of about
$15,000. County Asent W. 8. Averlll
"tlmatedaft-r an Inspection trip.
GRAND IDEA
THE CAR
jtissn A
IDLY NEGRO GIVEN
TERM IN PRISON EOR
PORTLAND, July 3. (AP) ead'
ing guilty to a charge of having
bought bottle of whiskey for an
Indian, "Uncle Tom" Sewell, 87-year
old negro, waa sentenced to 13
months In the federal penitentiary
here Thursday, despite the pleas of
hla attorney, whom he had cared for
aa a child, and petition signed by
acorea of fellow townsmen of Canyon
City asking leniency.
The attorney. Edwin C. Hicks, of
Canyon City, described hi client a
"the kindest, moat lovable, honest
and best man In canyon City may
be in Orant county." and said he had
committed the offense because be
"would do anything for anybody."
Federal Judge Jamea Alger Fee de
liberated for long moment as he
scanned the petition before pro
nouncing sentence, ruling that "mur
der by inadvertence" could not go
unpenallzed regardless of the char
acter of the defendant.
Robert Bob. the recipient of the
liquor, was convicted ot killing hla
wire In a drunken rage on the fol
lowing day and is serving a life term
In the Oregon penitentiary.
Sewell, a native of canyon city.
bad never been farther away than
The Dalles previously, end aaw hla
first atreetcar here. His journey to
the prison on McNeil Island will be
hi first train ride.
La!:e Creek
LAKE CREEK, July 3. (Spl.)
Among picnicker t Deaa maian
Soda Springs, June 37, we a party
of friends snd relatives who surprised
Chaa. Seefleld on hi 70th birthday
annivrrv a hiiM hlrttidav cake
waa presented by Chaa. Newstrom.
present were cnariea newsiorm, Con
rad Newstorm. Mr. and Mra. George
Stldham, Mr. and Mrs. Bedding and
children, Robert, Elcno, Marian and
Sammy, Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Huntley,
aii nt nr. ntj, Pjiw Mis Gertrude
Wortman of Lima, Ohio, Mr. and Mra.
A. S. Roach of Rawlins. Wyo., Mr.
and Mra. Claude Baylor of Medford.
Mra. Carl Rlmmay and daughter Joan
of Ashland, Mra. John Welch, John
ny, Lloyd. Margaret, Betty Lou and
Dhi.i wnlrr,. and Mra. Charles
Seefleld and Parrel Newstrom of Lake
Creek.
Mr and Mra. Rov OrissbT and fam
ily apent Sunday visiting in Ashland.
Mrs. Jennie Meenan 01 Meat or a i
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ted Hoefft
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Bush enjoyed
a visit last week with their daugh
ter' Helen of Portland, who arrived
here Thursday.
Morrell patton waa elected director
and Mra. Charlea Seefleld re-elected
clerk at the annual school meeting
of the Lost Creek school.
Mrs. Roy Orlgsby went to Medford
Wednesday to work In cherries at the
cannery.
Mrs. oould of Red Blurt returnea
home after spending a few weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. I. B. Meyer.
Long Mountain
LONO MOUNTAIN, July 3. (Spl.)
Ross I. Kline waa elected director for
three yeara, and Mrs. Lena 8towell
re-elected clerk for Long Mountain
school district, June 31.
Mrs. Lillian Allen left Saturday to
visit her mother, who Is 1U.
Mr. snd Mrs. Carlye Natwlck were
visitors at the Marsh Garrett home
June 34.
Mlsa Irene Stowell I helping Mrs.
Garrett during the haying season.
Mr. and Mrs. R. K. stowell and
girl left June 34 for eastern Oregon
where he ha employment for the
summer. .
Mr. and Mra. Edwards, who were
living on the Jsck Stowell place, mov
ed back to Ashland, their former
home.
Those attending H. E. C. at Eagle
Point from this district were Mrs.
May Stowell, Mrs. Laura Boren, Mrs.
Ruby Young snd Mrs. Lena Stowell.
Sunday evening visitor of Mr. and
Mrs. Ross I. Kline were Mr. and Mrs.
Oeo. Stowell and Bonnie Jean Stowell
and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Holman.
George stowell I having his crop
of hay baled.
Prospect
PROSPECT. July 3.(8pM LoulM
Robrtwn tnd Eunice Webber enter
tnlned at the home of Mn. WlUtim
Grieve, June 2S.
Mrtv Heaton Grieve U spending sev
eral days In the Community hospital
In Medford. caring for her little
daughter Janet, who haa pneumonia.
Jeff Rlchey and hla slater, Mrs.
Warren Sea go, apent last week visit
ing relatives in California and Orints
Paw.
Mra. Jagger la a patient In the
Community hospital In Medford. re
covering from a major operation.
Herb Carlton as elected school di
rector to replace Everett Fredericks,
and Mrs. Kelly was re-elected clerk
at the school election June 31. '
Mrs. Jeff Rlchey and her houae
guest. Mrs. Warren Sea go of Wichita.
Kan., drove to Crater lake Thuraday
FINER FILM
FINISHING
Tret developing, better
prlnti, quicker service
In by 11 Ready at 8
SWEM'S
KODAKS
Menus of the Day
(By Mrs. Alexander Oeorge)
Sapper On Sunday
(serving eight)
Salmon Salad Bowl
Fruit Sandwich Loaf Butter
I " Ripe Olives Cucumber Pickles
Peach Sherbet White Drop Cakea
Iced Coffee
Salmon Salad Bowl
1 cups salmon '
8 bard-cooked egga, diced
1 cup diced celery
Vi cup chopped plmlentoa
Vt cup chopped sweet pickles
1 tablespoon lemon Juice
'4 tesspoon salt
1 tablespoon minced parsley
H cup salad dressing
Chill ingredient. Combine end
serve In a bowl lined with crisp
lettuce or any other sslsd green.
Fruit Sandwich Loaf
SJ4 cupa flour
3!$ teaspoons baking powder
1 teaspoon salt
1 cup granulated augar
I cup chopped cooked drained
apricots
'U cup raisins
I egg
1 3-3 cups milk
3 tablespoons fat, melted
i teaspoon soda
Mix the lnsredlent inri nnti- IntA
two medliim.alMrt ln i.
are well buttered. Stand 15 minutes
and bake one hour In a moderately
slow oven. The breed makes better
Sandwiches If ifc la Ana H. aih r
my be used the same day It is baked
u iv is careiuuy cut.
Peach Sherbet
cupa peaches
1'A cups granulated susar i
3 cups milk
!4 cup lemon Juice
I cup thin cream
Mix peaches and lemon Juice. Add
milk to augar and cream. Let stand
10 minutes. Slowly pour the milk
mixture Into peaches and Juice.
Pour into freezer and freeze until
stiff. Remove the daaher and pack
aherbet two hour to "ripen."
Thl sherbet may also be frozen
In the mechanical refrigerator If it
la atlrred every 30 minutes during
the first one and one-half hours. It
will require about four hours In all
for the sherbet to freeze stiff enough
to serve.
Diced fruit often darken upon
atandlng. Sprinkle the tops with
grapefruit or lemon Juice.
(By Mrs. Alexander Oeorge)
Caramel Cake Recipe
meats ror Sunday
Breakfast Menu
Melon
Bgg Omelet Broiled Sausages
Coffee
Buttered Graham Toaat Jam
Dinner Menn
Chilled Fruit Salad
Broiled Veal Chopa Raisin Sauce
Buttered Potatoea
Mashed Squash
Breed Currant Jelly
Cherry Sherbet
Caramel Cake Coffee
Supper Menu
Cream Cheese Sandwiches
Iced Tea
Berrlea
Raisin Sauce
3 tablespoons butter
3 tableapoona flour
M cup brown sugar
1! cupa water
(4 cup vinegar
14 cup ralalns
H teaspoon salt
tt teaspoon paprike
I teaspoon horseradish
Melt butter unit airi 'iA inl
and add rest of th inmun,. ,
simmer 10 minutes. Stir frequently
snd serve warm.
Caramel Cake
!4 cup butter
I'A cupa granulated sugar
3 egg yolka
1 cup milk
1 teaspoon vanilla
H tesspoon salt
3V4 cups pastry flour
3 tfBapoons baking powd er
MICKEY AND KIS MA
ore uicKaV. I'M
WC'RSi CeUMA HAve
Man sriae wooxs
T1M6 THIS FOURTH .'
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BECK'S
Chocolate
Caramel Cake
59c
Deliriously
Cake.
appetizing
The rich caramel color of the frosting ij em
phasized by the layer of rich chocolate and
a topping of golden-brown toasted almonds.
Thl cake it baked from a Betty Crocker
recipe.
Each cake u boxed for your convenience.
Special Saturday, July 3, at Beck'i Bakery
or at your favorite food store.
3 egg whites, beaten
Cream butter and sugar. Add yolks.
milk, vanilla, salt, flour and baking
powder and beat two minutes. Fold
in whites and pour Into two layer-
cake pans Uned with waxed paper,
Bake 35 minutes In a moderate oven
(375 degrees). Cool and frost.
Caramel Frosting
14 cup dark brown augar
4 cup granulated augar
3 tablespoons butter
I cup milk
ii teaspoon vanilla
i cup nut (optional)
Boll, stirring frequently, sugars,
butter and milk until soft ball
forma when a portion Is slowly pour
ed Into half a cup ot cold water.
Remove at once and let stand 15
minutes. Add vanilla end beat until
creamy. Add nuta and frost cake.
OVER PREVIOUS WEEK
PORTLAND, July 3. (AP) Re
port from 117 mills showed last
week's new business of 03.093.000
board feet of lumber was 9 per cent
above the previous week's mark,
the Western pine association said to
day.
Production totaled 95.350.000 board
feet, about three million feet more
than the previous week, and ship
ments reached 71,050.000 board feet.
slight drop. Production exceeded
the totala for the correapondlng week
of 1935 but orders and shipments
lagged.
To date, order were reported 13
per cent above last year.
VOLUNTARY PATIENT
CHANGES HOSPITALS
LOS ANGELES. July 3. (UP).
Burchard Hlgby, 39, objected so vio
lently when two detective arrived
to return him to a. state hospital
from which he escaped, that he
Jumped out of the window. The
hospital then notified police it did
not want Hlgby because ha had been
a voluntay patient. Hlgby waa taken
to another hospital. He had broken
his leg.
VERMONT PRINCTPAL
NEW PRESIDENT N.E.A
DETROIT, Mich., July 3. (UP)
Caroline Woodruff, principal of the
state normal school at Castleton, Vt.,
was announced last night as the new
president of the Natlonsl Education
association.
Miss Woodruff defeated Amy Hln
rlchs, principal of the Audobon
school of New Orleans, La.
Cultured Freight
NEW YORK, July 3. (UP) Sixty
members of the Wednesday Culture
club that meet on Friday took
Thursday off and made a railroad
trip around Manhattan Island. Be
cause tickets are no longer available
for such a Journey, each member,
Including Heywood Broun and Deems
Taylor, was listed s a piece of
freight.
Flea Expert Wanted
CAPETOWN (UP) The South Af,
rlcan government la encountering
airncuity in finding a flea expert.
The deportment of public health has
been concerned about plague-bearing
fleas, and the appointment of a
specisllst has been approved.
By GEORGE B HAWKINS
.
I III SUCv'URk nw FPf E
BIG SISTER SEZ
"On that Fourth of July picnic, be ure
jour sandwiches are made from various
kinds of Berk's Breads. There's no bread
like them for making a picnic lunch Just
right.
Chocolate Caramel
TO
AS SAFETY AID
AUSTIN. Tex. (UP) Recurrence of
disaster Ilka the explosion et the
New London public school on March
18. will be guarded against in orders
for gaa odorlzatlon drafted by the
Texas railroad commission's ,ae util
ities division.
Except for sour gas In the Texaa
psnhandle used chiefly for msnufac-
turlng carbon black, Texas natural
gas ia odorless. It can accumulate in
large quantltlea without detection.
until a spark explode It.
By August 1, the commission ex
pect to have a malodorant in every
gas supply. Concern will be permit
ted to submit their own type for
approve!, it must be harmless.
neither toxic nor nauseating. It must
oe non-corrosive for steel, iron,
bronze, brasa or leather, end must
be Insoluble In water. It must alao
be of such constituents that It will
be retained In the gaa for long
period. Upon burning, all odor must
do destroyed. There are numerous
malodoranta that will meet the re-
qulramenta. officials said. 1
BOYD'S
Phone 1054
Specials for the
Store Closed All Day
FRUITS and
VEGETABLES
BANANAS
Fancy Golden e.
Fruit, lb 3G
CANTALOUPES
Jumbo 45's
2 for
15c
POTATOES
U. S. No. 2 K
U. S. No. 2Klam- OC
ath Gems, 25 lbs.
BUNCH VEGET
ABLES, 3 for
10c
New White
POTATOES 1 Q m
10 lbs I OC
WATERMELONS
ON ICE
Outing Suggestions
Potato Chips, Parker's, large pkgs.. .14c
S. & W. Preserves, Assorted . .10c
Pancake Flour, Sperry, lge. 3 lb. pkg. 27c
Olives, Ripe, No. 1 tall tins 2 for 27c
Deviled Meat, Libby's, 5 oz. tins . . ... . 7c
Miracle Wafers, large pkg.. -23c
Tomato Juice, Del Rogue, No 1 tall,
3 cans . . . 19c
Pork & Beans, Swift's, 1 lb. tins, 4 for 25c
Grapefruit, Florida, No. 2 tins . . 2 for 25c
Grapefruit Juice, No. 1 tins .... 3 for 25c
FLOUR
HIGHLAND CHIEF
49 lb.
. $1.49
bag
FLAGSTAFF
Hardwheat f 1 AC
49 lb. bag 9 I iQ9
KITCHEN QUEEN
49 lb.
Bag
-$1-69
Post Cereal Deal
2 pkgs. Post Toasties
1 pkg. Huskies
1 pkg. Post Bran Flakes FREE
SHOP FOR 2 DAYS
WE GIVE S. & H.
Donangh Namea Aide.
PORTLAND. July 3. (AP) Carl
Donaugh. United State attorney for
Oregon, announced the appointment
of Wood in J. Ashworth of Weaton
as bis private secretary. Ashworth
succeeds Olen O. Foster, recently
named reporter for the publll utili
ties commissioner.
Schilling
VL-n.
delicate flar
Insist On Delicious
Lost River
BUTTER
MARKET
S. & H. Green Stamps
Double Holiday
Sunday and Monday
Oieo Margarine
Gem Nut QJ
2 lbs OOC
SHORTENING
Pearl
4 lb. carton..
49c
RAISINS
Market Day 4E
4 lb. pkg
DOG FOOD
Bonnie j Qm
4 cans I Ol
Baking Powder
K. 0., 25 oz.
can
15c
COFFEES
BOYD'S
Ground as you
like it. Lb.
25c
HILL'S
Red can, lb. tin.
Red can, 2 lb tin .
..270
53?
M0CA and JAVA
Drink better tottet jonll like It
1 lb. tin 47 s
2 lb. tin 89
t ALL FOR
) 29c
GREEN STAMPS
"v It,