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PXflE FOUR lTET)T(mT TlfSTL TRIBUNE, fEPFOKP, OREGON. FRTD AY. AUGUST 6. 1937. E HAND OF SLAYER IS KEY TO GRIM UNDER NEW IESI MILWAUKEE (UP) Milwaukee gunmen are being trapped In ft chemist's laboratory. White-coated city chemist work ing quietly among their test tubei, betters and flaska have become the gun-carrying criminal's worst enem ies. Under the leadecshlp of Russell W. Cunllffe, director of the bureau of laboratories the chemlsta have devel oped a test which they believe Is virtually error-proof In connecting - gun with the person who fired It. The chemical experts have Im proved the method by linking a gun man and his gun through paraffin tests by recording the exact distribu tion of powder marks left by a gun . on the shooter's hands. When police detain a suspect In a shooting case they take him Immedi ately to the detective bureau for a paraffin mold of his hand. The mold then Is turned over to Cunllffe who tests It for traces of powder. "Powder contains a nitrate," Cun- llffe explained, "When a gun Is fired . microscopic particles bore Into the skin of the hand holding the weap on." , - Traces of powder are picked up by the iuold, the chemist said. When a nitrate testing solution Is applied to the mold blue spots appear It the ritrate Is present. While tee chemist applies the nl , trate tester to the mold, others note . and record the number, size and dls , trlbutlon of the blue particles.. On a diagram of the hand the teeters record where each particle of powder is found. , "Then by tracing the distribution of the powder marks made In con trolled shooting It Is possible to con nect a gun with the powder marks found on the hand," Cunllffe aald. . ."In one case, a husband was shot while alone with his wife. The quesv tluon was whether he had shot him self or whether she had killed him. A paraffin test revealed SO particles of powder on the dead mans hand. X fired the gun and B8 particles of powder were distributed on my hand In the same manner as the dead man's," Cunllffe said, explaining that this convinced him that the man had fired the gun. . Cunllffe said the test has been used In 03 cases here rrince It was discovered In his laboratory In 1033. At present bis assistants are work ing on a process that would enable them to produce a permanent pic ture of the mold. As now used the mold becomes Invaluable t after a single test. Everyday Cooking Miracles BY VIRGINIA FRANCIS DfrttMr Htprtt BUttrtm Cookirj lufjlut. What? Doughnut In Auguit? Yasl But we'r not rully rushing tha season for thm are dainty doughnut stlcki that make a deli, cioui "added attraction" to go with featured aummer salads, ice cream you'll find It "easy at pie" to main tain the exact frying temperature by twitching from speedy high heat to controlled low heat. Thii, together, with your thermometer, eliminates any possible scorching of the fat. 'A unique summer accompaniment to lummer salad. Ice cream and fresh fruits are then doughnut sticks pretared in the thrift cooker of the electric range. PRESIDENT VETOES IL CORPS WASHINGTON, Aug. 6 (AP) President Roosevelt said In a veto message to the senate late Wednesday that he was doing everything In his power to "discourage the use or gases and other chemicals In any war be tween nations." Be returned to the senate a bill to ehsnse the name of the chemical warfare service to the "chemical corps." He said he hoped the time would oome when the chemtcsl war fare service could be abolished en tirely. "To dignify this service by calling It the 'chemical corps' la, In my Jutlg. merit, contrary to a sound public policy," be wrote. The president added: "While, unfortunately, the defen sive necessities of the United states call for study of the use of chemicals In warfare, I do not want the gov ernment of the United States to do anything to aggrandize or make per manent any special bureau of the army or the navy engaged In these studies." G. Pass District Must Pay Bonds PORTLAND. Aug. 8. (API rd eml Judge James Alger Pee signed an order today Instructing the Orante Psas Irrigation district to pay James Brennsn 7000 for sewn bonds at 0 percent interest from June 30, 1931. James a. Wilson, counsel for the bondholder, nnld the order requires the district to budget the sum by the second Tuesday In September. The board, he said, will levy an as sessment to teke csre of the obliga tion and certify It to county author ities for rollertlon. and fresh fruits. And, needless to say, a plate of crunchy doughnut sticks served with a glass ol iced tea or coffee on a hot afternoon will be all you'll need for a successful, neighborly "get-together." Grated lemon rind and nut meats help to mane tnese aougnnut sticks refresh ingly different and you will find them real pleasure to make. There'i a real delight in lifting these sum, Deautitully Drowned goodies out of the thrift cooker kettle; and there's delight, too, in watching how zestiuuy your family or gueats bite into them. For after all, the proof of doughnut sticks, like the proof oi in. puaaing, is in the eating. French Frying With Ease "It", a cinch" to French fry In the thrift cooker kettle of the Hot- Joint electric range for you just ift thia roomy kettle out of its deep insulated well in the back of your electric range and place it on the surface unit. And apeaking of the surface unit, have you noticed how snugly the bottom of your pans fit the new flat calrod? That's because the calrod unit provides eleven times more contact with the utensil. In thia way, heat is conserved and doesn't escape to heat up your kitchen and you I But let'a put our thrift cooker kettle on the aurface unit and start making culinary history with these delectable Doughnut Sticks. And so you can use It over and over again. Doughnut Sticks (Makes 36 Sticks) 1 egg and 1 egg Y, cup sugar Y, cup nut meat, (broken) Crated rind of Ys lemon 1?S cups flour yolk teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons and 2 tea spoons butter (melted) 1. Add salt to egg and egg yolk and beat until fluffy. 2. Add sugar slowly, beating con stantly. 3. Add melted butter, nut mea.. and lemon rind. Blend, 4. Slowly add flour, blending thoroughly. 5. Shane into a ball and roll oul on lightly floured board, about inch thick. Cut in small sticks (about inch x 3 inches). 6. Heat 3 pounds fat In thrift cooker kettle on HIGH heat. Switch from HIGH to LOW to maintain proper frying temperature. 7. Fry sticks in deen fat until golden brown and drain on absorb ent paper. Temperature: 370. Doughnut sticks are delicious served just "as Is" for salads and ice creams, but' if you wish to fan cify them just a bit, I suggest you roll some of them while still hot in a Confectioners' sugar. M-m-ml Women Rulers to Put Little Village on Map FRIENDLY, W. Vs. (UP) The women are In the driver's seat in this little town of IIS souls because the "men didn't do anything but play checkers and gossip." It was this alleged lack of activ ity on the part of the men folk that pormltted the women to take over the town government the may or, council, recorder, all the town's officers are women. The women were swept Into office by a 3-to-l vote a victory that would not have been poMlble with out support from the men. because there are as many men as women In the town. The only office still held by a man la that of town marshal, and the women expect to taae over that posi tion within a short time, because Marshal J. Mack Doty la 84 years old. "He'll serve temporarily." said Mayor Mrs. Stella Eddy, "but we will probably appoint a woman to sue coed him later." Mrs. William Williamson, white haired and motherly, who was elect ed to the council, said: "We are going to show the men we can mn the town. We art going to clean It up and we will have the prettiest and nicest little town in West Virginia." Mrs. Elgle Rustemeyer, noted for her accommodating nature, has start, ed her third term as town recorder "I tell you," she said, "the men were pretty angry abotit all women being elected but they will get over It and they will find It la the best thing for the town." But there la at leant one man who In deoirterllv In favor of the AIRWAY'S A BARGAIN jffil hZ?lJ$ Voft' f OlO THRIFTY HAS FOUND. I : ;R ' ) $ '"S- ' Ht SAVES MANY A PINNY Ljrf ' -VwN, ON MANY A POUND! -V3i kti 7 iz! '".V4'"' If jfl Insist On Delicious mmjZ00 A h Lest River 9M Ml (IK HI- Mil fc I change. He Is K. D. Donk. good natured operator of the town's gaso- I Hue stiitlon and restaurant. "This oifi.t to pu Friendly on the m-'ii ' he said. "U. the first! tln.e in West Virginia's history that ! all women have been elected." Two members of the town ooimcll are women Mrs, Clara Williamson and Mrs. Ella Williamson. Their mai den name was Williamson and they married cousins iiined Williamson. All the now officers have children, too, and all are widows, except Mrs. Ruatcmeyer, Mrs. Clnra Williamson and Mrs. Gertrude Mny. Slaye er Of Three Starts Life Term ALBERT LEA. Minn., Aug. (AP) Jens Thompson, 34-yenr old farmer, started today the prison rou tine thfU will be lili for the re.it of his life as a result of the slaying of three brothers In their harvest fields near here. Caught. 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