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Newspaper Page TextPAGE ETGHT MTvPFOTtD MATL TRTBUXE. MEDFORD, OKEflpy. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 15. 1937. Chinese Better Fighters Says U. S. Marine Writing From War-Torn Shanghai An Intonating letter strslght from war-torn Shanghai hu been received by Marian Bogert, sacratsvrr at Southern Oregon Sale, Ino., Irom her brother Oharlea Bogert, radio operator with the Fourth Marine sta tloned In China. Mr. Bogert ha been In Shanghai POPCORN BALLS MADE WITH MARSHMALLOWS with hla outfit lines pbruu7 1 of tbli year, and mm bad an excellent opportunity to wltneu action in the undeclared war between China and Japan. Excerpt from hU lettr fol low: "The war la being carried on In the Chlneee and Japinete aectlona of the city. Onoe la awhile we can ee tome plane do a little bombing and the anti-aircraft and machine truna etart talking. They might as well aave their ammunition, though, because they rarely bit anything. In cidentally, when these bombora come within a b&If-mlle of what they are trying to bomb, lta eomethtng to write home about. "The Chinese nave been putting over a fart one on the Japs for the past few daya. It seems that they build several dummy guns, fixing them to look as natural as possible, then let the Japs bomb them to their hearts content. "In the International settlement, the American marlnea guard one Mo tion, the French guard the French concession, the English their section, snd the Shanghai volunteer corps also has a section to guard. This place la quite well protected: anyway, It's got the Japs scared enough so that they don't monkey around much, although every once In awhile they drop a bomb over here which always seems to drop In some concentration point of the Chinese refugees. Then, they He and blame It on the Chi nese even after Its been proved that It wba a Japanese shell. "I think china could teach Japan a little about fighting, especially about flying. Instead of the disor ganized, poorly equipped and poorly trained men Japan probably expected to find, she found a well organised, fair equipped and well trained army, an army led by officers trained In foreign military strategy. Although Japan's leaders are mostly foreign ; trained, also, their training was ap- j patently either Inadequate or they weren't capable of learning what was , taught. Then again, they may Just be pulling a fast one on us. ' "In the paper the other day was 1 an article whllh certainly showed up the Japanese. Along the river In and around Shanghai are several Japan ese destroyers, and along the oanka, In well -protected hiding placea. are Chinese snipers. These snipers take a few shots at the Japanese boats, wasting about 70 cent worth of am munition. The ships then reply with big guns, wasting about 9700 In am munition. All this time the snipers are laying low, then as the ships stop the barrage, thsy are up and peeking away again. This seems to be China's policy, to play with Japan until she Is broke, then Chins can dominate the situation." Rig Family Meets WlrTNEPDO, Man. (UP) Two hun dred members of Manitoba's largest family gathered at a picnic staged by the Society La Ltgnee Lagglmodlere Gaboury, at fit. Malo. Descendants of Jean Bapttste Laggl modi ere In the province are said to number 4,000. Delicious Easy to Make Popcorn bells! is there anybody anybody who doesn't love these whole some goodies? And this Is Just about the time of year when nights are chill and It la good to be cozlly In doors thst corn popping comes bsck Into fashion. sound disappeared. Then we quickly ii uea tne snowy tidbits into a near by bowl, leaving the un popped ker nels In the pan. After disposing of the "duds' we returned the warm popcorn to the skillet snd added pack-ette (14 pound) marshmajlows which had been cut Into quarters, First Movie Seen at 90 FREMONT, O. (UP) After attend ing his first motion picture, John He finer, 00 years old. ordered new spectacles and ensured the theater manager he would be a regular pat ron. Fresh, quartered marshmallows used In place of syrup make new, easy-to-make, delicately-flavored popcorn balls. Connie Ex-Convlcls ST. PAUL (UP) At least one of every 300 residents of St. Paul is an ex-convlct, according to intor matlon obtained under a new city ordinance requiring registration 01 all former felons In the city. MEAT P AND FISH MARKET ROY QUYER, Proprietor. 8. & H. Green Stamps 210 E. Main St. Free Delivery. Tel. 46 There Must Be A Reason From a far aa Palo Alto, Cal.. old cmtomert lend ne orders for Fine Quality Dependable Mnati. That'e why 10 many local people depend on us year after year for the brut. THKRF, 18 A REASON we hava alwaya been proud of onr FINE MEAT". BEEF POT ROAST . . lb. 17c QUALITY BEEF VEAL ROAST shoulder cuts lb. 17c FULL LINE OF FRESH FISH AND OYSTERS SHOULDER OF LAMB ... lb. 18c LITTLE PIG SAUSAGES . . lb. 28c OUR OWN MAKE NEW PACK SAUERKRAUT . qt. 10c Remember last autumn and winter, on Sunday nights especially, when the family rallied 'round a great pan full of corn, munched rosy apples, and drank milk 'til the logs In the fireplace dozed off Into a worm, cud dly sleep? And, occasionally, when the children said, "Please, Mother, please." those dancing snow-white crispy kernels became sweet roly-poly balls. 'Member? Now that marshmallow popcorn bells have, asserted themselves, how ever, It Isn't necessary to beg mother to make popcorn balls. For all you do Is add fresh, quartered marsh mallows to the warm corn and press It Into shape. The marshmallows become soft and creamy, making a perfect hold-together, yet when the balls cool you will pralie them for thlr smooth, non-sticky quality. How many marshmallows do you use to a batch of corn? It Is funny. Isn't It, making popcorn balls to recipe, but since marshmallows come by pack-ettes these days and meas uring by cup and spoon Is an uncon scious gee tu re, It, somehow, seems a little easier; though not Imperative. First of all- we popped 1 cup of corn In cup butter and a dash of salt; as uauaJ we shook the skillet When the stored up heat had melted the marshmallows sufficiently, lm proving the popcorn with their In lmltable flavor, we molded the mix ture Into balls, making 8 of them. And now that Hallowe'en Is Just around the corner here Is a sugges tton for a centerpiece for the refresh meni moie mat serves three pur poses. It's attractive, it he the Hal lowe'en atmosphere, and It's good to eat. that Is, most of It Is. And one more very Important feature of this centerpiece Is the fact that it's thrifty one, too. To make this centerpiece proceed with making the popcorn balls as dl rected, placing a little surprise wrap ped in wax paper in the center of each popcorn ball. Then quickly press candy corn or little randy witches Into the popcorn balls. When your popcorn balls are all made ar range them on a large flat piste and between them place bright autumn leavee. At each corner of the center piece arrange a gay burning candle In different shades of yellow and orange. Can't you Just see what an Impression that will make on the Hallowe'en-ers as they troop Into the dining room, dark save for the burn ing candles throwing their flicker over a low hmt until the crackling ing light on the cheerful centerpiece? Prospect PROSPECT, Oct. 1. (Spl.) Mra. John Phlppa and Mra. Dunnegan en tertained 50 ladlea of the oommunlty October with a ahower for Mre. Olen Dole, a recent bride, at the home of Mra. James Dole. The rooma were decorated In autumn leave. and flowera. After several enmea the bride appeared in her wedding gown and opened her glfte, which were numeroua and beautiful. Mra. Heaton Orleve returned home Wednesday from the Community hospital In Mrdford. where he un derwent a knee operation October 11. Mr. and Mra. Dee Hedgepeth huve returned home from Roseburg. where they apent aereral day, visiting rela tlvea. Prospect Townaend club met Oc tober 9 at the Neleon Nye home. Next regular meeting will be October 33 and will be amateur night. The Loyal Temperance Legion will meet October 18 to prepare a program to be given anrn. Mra. Earl ulrlch entertained the bridge club October 11. Mr. and Mr.. Roy Starbard and eon left October 14 on a two week.' bual- nesa trip to Washington, D. 0. Mr. and Mra. Cleveland apent Oc tober 14 In Ashland visiting rela. Uvea. Mr. and Mra. William Jantrer and eon of Amlea were guesta Monday of relative, and friends at the George Jantaer mill. Rev. Millard haa been hired by the Proepect achool board to give lea sona every Wednesday to the atu denta on verloua orchestra musical Instruments. He will be accompanied by Mrs. Millard, who will give pri vate lessona on the piano to those desiring them. Mr. and Mra. Larry Rohl and son were guesta Thursday of Mr. Rohl's parents In Centra Point. Prospect high school freshmen were entertlaned and Initiated Thursday night by the aophomoree, Junior, and seniors. Donald Orleve of Redding. Calif., la visiting his father. Ludo Grieve. Dae Mall Tribune want ada. of Proud Dads in Oregon! Plenty On the Radio Chains STATIONS Where to Find Them on the Dial KEX, Portland. 1180: Kfl. 041). Loa Angetea: KPRC, 010, Han Pran Cisco; KOA, 1470, Spokane; KIK), 700, Ban Francisco. KOW, e'iu. Portland; KJR. 870. Seattle; KNX, 1050. Los Angeles: KOA, 830, Den ver: KOIN, 940, Portland: KOMO, 938. Seattle: KPO. 880, Ban Pran Cisco: KSL, 1130. Salt Lake. 5:00 Friday. CBS-Hammerattin's Music Hall: KNX, KSL (SW-11A3) NBC-8trlngwood Ensemble: KPO SVfl NBC-Roy Campbells Royallita: KUO KOA KEX KJR 8:18 NBC-Johnny O'Brien's Harmonics High HSU: KOO KGW KJR 5:30 NBC-Army Band: KPO NBC-Eddie Swartout'a Muale: KQO KJR CBS-Hawallan Moon Casino: KNX 8:0() CBS-Hollywood Hotel: KNX KBL KOIN (sw-11.83) NBC-John Teel: KOA. NBC-Dance Hour: KGO NBC-Joseph Hornlk'a Orch.: KOW NBC-Radio Reporter: KPO 8:15 NBC-Joseph Hornlk'a Orch.: KPO NBC-Home Sweet Home: KOO KUA KJR 8:30 NBC-Chester Rowell. talk: KGO KUA NBC-Paul Martln'a Orch.: KPO KGW 8:45 NBC-Paul Martin's Orch.: KPI NBC-Football Forecast: KGO 7:00 NBC-Jack Leonard: KOO KOA GJK (sw-8.14) CBS-Song Shop: KNX KSL (sw-11 ua) NBC-First Nlghter: KPO KPI KUW (sw-9.53) 7:30 NBC-JImmlc Fldler's Hollywood Gos sip: KPO KFI KGW ISW-H63) NBC-Varsity Show: KGO KJR 7:45 NBC-People In the News: KPO KFI KGW (sw-0.53) CBS-Let Your Daughter Grow Up Mrs. F. D. Roosevelt: KNX (sw 11.83) 8:01) NBC-Amos 'n' Andy: KPO KGW Vib'i KOA CBS-Poetic Melodies: KSL CBS-Scattergood Balnes: KNX KOIN NBC-Land of Whatalt, KGO 8:15 NBC-Uncle tsri: KPO KPT KGW NBC-Lum & Abner: KGO KGA KJH CBS-Boake Carter: KNX KSL 8:30 CBS-Mualc from Hollywood: KNX KSL NBC-True Story: KPO KFI KOW NBC-Darrell Donnell, newa: KGO KOA 8:45 NBC-Josephine Escarpanter: KJR NBC-March of Progress: KGO 8:wi NBC-Henry Busses Orchestra: KGO 1 KEX KGA (sw.8.141 NBC-Terrl Franconl, KPO KFI (aw- 8:15 NBC-Trump Davidsons Orch.: KGW v:so CBS-Ted Flo Rlto's Orch.: KNX NBC-Earl Hlnea' Orch.: KGO KGA KEX (aw-8.14) NBC-Blue Barron's Orch.: KPO KOA HI (aw-6.08-S.53) 10:00 CBS-Sam Hayes, news: KNX NBC-Richfleld Reporter: KPO Kin KGW NBC-Prank Castle's Orch.: KGO KKX In.iK ' NBC-Sports Grsphlc: KPO NBC-Pranx Castle's Orch.: KJR 10:30 NBC-Jimmy oner's Orch KOA KEX NBC-Leon MoJIca a Orch. KOW CBS-Carol Lofner'a Orch 0:45 CBS-Clyde McCoy's Orch: KNX KOIN 1:00 NBC-Rudy Vallee a Orch KFI NBC-Chea. Runyan. oraaniat: koo CBS-Pssadena Civic Auditorium: KNX KSL (' (aw 8:15 NBC Concert Hour-,-: KOA NBC Rhythm and Romance: KJR NBC Football Scoreboard: KOO 8:30 NBC Special Delivery, sketch: KPO KFI NBC Springtime: KOO KOA CBS Serenade: KNX KOIN KSL 6:45 NBC Strlngtime: KJR NBC On the Mall: KOO 7:00 CBS Hit Parade: KNX KOIN 11.83) NBC Jamboree: KPO KOW NBC Drama: KOO KOA KJR 6.14) 7:80 NBC Light Opera: KGO KOA NBC Circus: KPO KFI KOW 8:00 NBC Barn Dance: KOO KOW KJR NBC Sande Williams Orch.: KPO KOA CBS Joaquin amies Orch.: KOIN 8:15 VBS Sterling Young's Orch.: KOIN 8:30 CBS Johnny Presents: KNX KSL NBC Emery Deutsch's Orch.: KPO KFI KOMO KOW KOA 8:00 CBS Quiz: KNX KOIN KSL NBC Robert Ripley: KPO KFI KGW NBC Dance Orch.: KOO KOA KOA 8:15 NBC Dance Orch.: KJR KOA KEX 8:30 NBC Variety Show: KPO KOMO KGW NBC Rudy Vallee'a Orch.: KGO KJR CBS Clyde McCoy's Orch.: KOIN NBC Dance Orch.: KOA (sw B.53) 8:45 CBS Clyde McCoy's Orch.: KNX 10:00 NBC Oeorge Breece's Orch.: KPO KOMO KFI KGW NBC Ellis Klmball'a KJR KEX KGA CBS Carol Fofner'a Orch.: 10:15 NBC George Breece's Orch. 10:30 NBC Jimmy Orler's Orch.: KGO KJR KGA NBC Jack Winston's KOMO KOA KOW CBS Billy MacDonald'a Orch.: KOIN KSL NBC On the Mall: KOO 10:45 NBC Jimmy Orler's Orch.: KJR CBS Billy MacDonald'a Orch.: KNX NBC Jack Winston's Orch.: KFI 11:00 NBC Paul Carson: KOO KJR CBS Pasadena Community Dance: KNX KSL NBC Jules Radlnsky'j Orch.: KPO KOW Nazi Militarism Banned In Girls' Labor Service Orch.: KOO KOIN KOA Orch.: KPO BERLIN (AP) Twenty thousand Oerman girls, between the ages oi 17 and 38, dally lend willing hands to farmer's wives and country moth ers. It's part of the labor service According to Relchslelter Con- atantln Hlerl, leader of the compul sory lsbor r service compulsory lor young men but not yet for girls the lsbor service Is to build ensr acter. teach loyalty to the national' socialist Idea and to the fuehrer and to Inculcate team spirit. One hundred thousand girls have passed through thla service. There are 600 campa In the Reich, each taking care of 40 girls. The service lasts 36 weeks and each girl muat prove she Is "Aryan ' and must be passed by a doctor before she can enroll. She gets tree board snd lodging, a working kit. parade uniform, two pairs of stout shoes, bed linen, hand towels and eight cents a day pocket money. The day begins at 6:33 with the csmp leader on duty banging a gong and giving the girl a gentle "good morning." Camp leadera are enjoin ed to avoid all appearance of mili tarism. Fifteen minutes of exer cise Is supposed to shake the eleep out of the eyes of the "Arbelts maid." Breakfast follows the cere mony of hoisting the flag the usual swastika with the addition of a stencilled double ear of grain and the giving 'of the nazl salute. SB la on the Job by 7 a. m. Some girls work In kindergartens for farm children or take care ot the farm wlfe'a bsbles. Others help In truck gardens, bring In the hay, hoe, dig, plant chop wood, feed hogs and chick ens, drive home the cowa, and help In other farm work. On no account, the Instruction emphasises, la the land girl to do "men's work." At 9:30 there Is a second break, fast. Around 3:00 in the afternoon work la over for the day. After a hearty meal one hour Is devoted to a good sleep. This Is obligatory. Then until 5 p. m. the glrla may do as they please. From 5 to 6 p. m. state political Instruction la given. After the evening meal there ar alnglng and games. The beloved concertina Is much In evldehca. The day Is ended with the hauling down ot the colors and the sftlemn nazl salute. Lights go out at 9 p. m. Bolt Rxtracts Tooth CLEBURNTJ. Tex. (UP) A. W. Smith, cotton planter, ran from hie house to a nearby cotton flel4 with his hesrt In his mouth attar a bolt of lightning knocked three negro cotton pickers to the ground. All recovered, but one negro wo man said she had a tooth knocked out by the bolt. .- - lHVKKY. BOSS-IMAVBELATE. I j! I FOR MY SHREDDED WHEATK 1 !J A Product of NATIONAL BISCUIT COM 1PANY MORE THAN A BILLION RHRKnnvn UUht kiirnia ai n .wm.u i SBHBSsssM mmgfl it 1 KGO KFI KPO KOA KSL KPO KOW O.? i4BMtv Ssitr aI Many local babies hold prize health records fed on extra-fine milk from Oregon cowg Any baby who pirkt out Oregon to be born in has it pretty Itirky! When his doctor prescribes an evaporated milk, mother can give him a brand made from Oregon's own excellent fresh milk, coming from fertile Northwest valley farms. " For Borden's is located right in Oregon, where it can tue this extra-tine product for making Borden's Irradiated Kvap crated Milk. There is no safer form of milk for bahies-pure.ster-itired, and extra-easy to digest, It's irradiated, too, with sunshine Vitamin D. Ask vour doctor about Borden' Irradiated Kvaporated Milkl O0UCI0 AND MA0I IN THI N08THWIIT And how this fine milk doei improve your cooking I 3 Coffee Bavarian Cream 1 ' S iiMmiwvwm erlatia 1 nip itmii Slick nfo Hmr-xmr J r.r, trpautnj I cur Hnrdffl i Evieerand H nip itimilmd utir Mi's H cup .hipping rrram Allow rrlltin w trfttn in U nip ner. Btin RatH.! Fript rml Si ilk apit cn6 in inldtnt point in dourl. rmltr. Add tlift and ihr u.ttl d.MelvH. Brat tt volfct liihttv; add utir and add paduallv te hot fnutur. too. ew poiline watw J minutn, until mitnirt roan aponn. Rmnv from Sr. and plana in pan of k water. Fold in atiffv Ktatrn etf h,tea and whipord mam. Pour inte mold and allow te chill trtor oiilhlv. liarnuh with whipped cream and data, (or walnun). Sfive, a. Saturday 5:00 NBC Hometownera: KOO KGA sw 11.87) CBS Maurice's Orch.: KNX KOIN NBC Robert Hlpley: KOA (aw 9531 NBC Meredith Wilson's Orch.: KPO xn 5:80 CBS Football News: KNX KSL KOIN NBC Vsrlety Show: (sw 8 581 NBC Fray ii Braglotti: KOO KJR (sw 18.31) 5:45 NBC Concert Orch.: KPO KGW CBS Vocal Quartet: KNX KOIN NBC Nola Day: KOO KJR (sw31) 8:00 CBS When Twilight Cornea: KNX KOIN NBC Education Today: KOO NBC Concert Orch.: KPI NBO Rhythm and Romance: KGA NOW IN MEDFORD DOTY'S SUPER-CREAMED ICE CREAM 26 So. Grape Next to Young's Beauty Shop Opening Special Buy on Jumbo Cone for , nickla and get another . ona TREE 6 DELICIOUS FLAVORS t Varieties of fthernertt In Hand Parked Container" PAY CASH and SAVE AT BOYD'S Iv.hE.EiET S. & H. GREEN STAMPS PHONE 1054 SPECIALS for OCT. 16 and 18 FRUITS and VEGETABLES LETTUCE Fancy solid Q 2 heads OC CELERY Fresh Rose City jQ. 2 stalks I 3C BANANAS Fancy . g Pound 3G SWEET POTATOES Fancy 1 C t pounds I ww Potatoes 25 lb. bags 25 50 lb. bags 43 C1RAG1ICEES National Biscuit Company RITZ Snow Flake Honey, Maid Large pkgs. Salted Wafers Orahanu 2 lb. box 2 lb. box 19c I 2Sc 25c tSVj'li ALBERS auSS Coi:?!!s THE MARVELOUS .. M M MARGARINE 2 i)S. 5 tOV He R P M. SUNBRITE Motor Oil Cleanser Gal. . 88c 3 for lOc Lux Soap 3 bars 17c Lifebouy Soap 3 bars 1 7c Lux Flakes, small. . . ,9c Lux Flakes, larse . . . 20c Rinso. small "9c 3 lb. can 57. Rinso, large 19c 6 lb. can. . .$1.15 SPRY Shortening 1 lb. can 21c COFFEE Ground Fresh at You Buy It BOYD'S ECONOMY lb. 20c BOYD'S REGULAR lb. 25c Wheat Hearts 8 perry ' Large pkg. 19c Rolled Oats w No. io bag 33c Quick or Reg. o www Corn Meal T;r No.iobag29c SHORTENING Pearl 4 lb. pkg. 43c FLOUR HIGHLAND CHIEF Hardwheat bngi" $1.49 KITCHEN QUEEN bags 51 69 CROWN BEST PATENT Unbleached bags $1.87 MIRACLE WHIP pts. 21c - qts. 33c