Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 19, 1937, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOttD MAIL TRIBUNE, MTCDFORT), OREGON. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19. 1037. PAGE ELEVEN JAPANESE TROOPS DEAL HARD BLOWS L Southern Pivot of 'Hinden burg' Line Craoked Last Defenders Driven From Ka'shing Occupy City By Lloyd Lelihras PHANOHAI, NOT. 19. (AP) Jap lOtH troops today cracked the south arn pivot of tha Chinese "Hlnden burg" Una defending Nanking and truck shattering blows along Its central and northern fronts. Fighting through mud and rain, tha Japanese drove last Chinese de fenders from Kaahlng and occupied that vital southern link In the "Hln denburg" chain. Central Japanese columns approached to within three miles of Soochow, the line's keystone, and northern detachments threatened to make untenable Chinese positions at Changshu. Chinese Entrench About 135 miles northwest of the line. 13 Chinese divisions under the veteran General Tang Shen-Chl en trenched themselves In strong de fense positions Just outside Nanking. The Nanking official spokesman de clared they were prepared to defend the city "to the last." Inside Nanklna'a walls, two divis ions of Szechwan province troops, rushed to the capital from the In terior after Shanghai fell Into Jap anese bands November 8, prepared defense posts to be used In case the elty eventually Is encircled and be " sieged. United States and other foreign embassies completed arrangements to evacuate Nanking and follow the Chi nese foreign office to Hankow as soon as Chinese officially announced the shift. Envoy Ready To Leave Ambassador Nelson T. Johnson was understood to be ready to go to Hankow on an American gunboat. He would be accompanied by Willys R. Peck, counselor of the embassy, and Clayson W. Aldrldge, second secretary. J. Hall Pajton and George Atcheson, Jr. second secretaries, were expected to remain In Nanking. Dispatches from Tslngtao, seaport of the North China province of Shantung, said the Chinese fifty first army was hurrying westward to reinforce Chinese lines south of the Yellow river. Chinese were said to have repulsed three Japanese attempts to cross the stream but fighting was In progress at Lokow, Just south of the river and 1 north of Tslnanfu, the provincial capital. New Books TAKENBY DEATH Charles Weber, 64, died at a local hoepital Wednesday evening aftr a hcrt illneM. For the Uat two or three years he has lived at MoLeod en Rogue river. Mr. Weber wag a SpanUh American war veteran and member of Colonel Sargent camp. He served In company M 4th Texas Infantry, and In Com pany 'O.' 18th U. 8. Infantry. He was wounded In action In the Phil ippine islands, being shot through the body. He leaves no relatives In this vicinity. Remains will be transferred to Los Angeles for burial. Perl's In charge. New books at tha Jackson aountv library for November include: Fiction Blake Tha Shipbuilders. Delafleld "Faster! raster r Delafleld Nothing Is Safe. Dowdey Bugles Blow No More. Ooudge A City of Bells. Harssnyl Immortal rrane. Kantor The Ronyince of Rosy Ridge. Kaye.Bm 1th Rosa Dee prose. Matthews Cathedral Close, Maxwell They Came Like Swal lows. Meigs Railroad West. Miss Tiverton Goes Out, author of Pool's Melody. Roberts Victoria Four-Thtrty. Sa bat In I The Lost King. Sperlln The Heart of the flkyloo. Wagner The Turbulent pendrayles. Wllklns And So Victoria. Wodehouse Summer Moonthtns. Non-FU-tlon Houghton The Writer's Hand book. Bolaen The Exploration of tha In- i ner World. Shellow How to Develop Tour Personality. Shaw Tha Road to Happiness. Carr International Relations Since the Peace Treaties. Hend rick Bulwark of ths Repub lic. Spencer A Manual of Commercial Law. Wright The Art of Conversation and How to Apply Its Technique. Wilson The New Etiquette. Moulton The World and the Man As Science Sees Them. Morrison High-speed Diesel En gines. Lehmann Zeppelin. Morrison Feeds and Feeding. Thompson Egg Farming. ' Seager Upholstered FurniUire. Anderson Children In the Family. Weeks How to File and Index. Slmmona How to Make More Sales. Leigh Element of Rtftdtng. Howard How to Write Advertise ments. Ellis As One Gardener to Another. House and Oarden Thirty Houses and Plans. LukowltiB Interesting Art-Metal Work. Hodkln Rug Making and Design ing In Cross-stitch. Barnes Manual of Knitting and Crocheting. Miali The Everyday Embroidery Book. Lee Table Decorations and Party Plans. Painter Esse In Speech. Parker Not So Deep As a Well. Teasdale Collected Poema. Halliburton Book of Marvels. Wead Gales, Ice and Men. Moffat The Mott Family France. Ortega y Oasset Invertebrate Spain. Rothery Denmark; Kingdom of Reason. Crow Four Hundred Million Cus tomers. Flaherty Elephant Danes. TU man The Ascent of Nandl Devi, Phillips White Elephants la the Caribbean. Lincoln Cape Cod Yesterdays. Coll la Tha Silver -Fleeca. Day Life With Mother. Etnler On Gilbert Head. Priestley Midnight on the Desert. Heyneman Desert Cactus. Strange With ths West In Her Eyes. WiUlams Dusk of Empire. Pamphlets ' O. S. O. Experiment Station. (1) Orchard Soil Covers. U. S. Department of Agriculture. (1) TJ. 8. Graded and Stamped (3) Flaxseed Production In the Far Western State. (3) Production of Eggplant. (41 Local Bird Refuges. (5) Planting and Care of Shelter belts on the Northern Great Plains. (8) Production and Preparation of Horseradish. (7) Production of Carrots. (8) Cauliflower and Heading Broccoli Production. (fit The Culture of Table Bets. TO November Rain to Date To tals 3.84 Inches, Excess of 2.59 Gale Attains 48 -Mile Peak Velocity Last year November was practically bone dry. This year it Is sopping wet. Unless there Is a cessation soon the current month Is likely to set up a new precipitation record. It rained on the first of November In 1036. Exactly .01 of an Inch was measured by the weather bureau. , That turned out to be the total rain- i fall for the month. It rained on two ! other days of November lust year but I only enough for the wither bureau i to report a "trace." This November Is quite different. To 5 a. m. today the weather bureau reported S-S4 Inches of rain for the month, an excess above normal of 3.50 Inches. Mare rain was predicted for tonight and tomorrow. Record In 1036 The weather bureau here could not give comparative figures on rainfall for ths first 19 days of previous No vembers without an excessive amount of compilation. The greatest total rainfall recorded here for any full month of November was given by the bureau as 6.66 Inches In 1026. Most of that, the bureau said, fell after the middle of the month. Other largo November rainfalls re corded since establishment of the weather bureau here In 1011 were 4.26 inches In 1017, 4.27 In 1020 and 4.43 In 1027. Those figures are for the whole month. Normal Is Exceeded Rainfall si not September 1 now totals 7.35 Inches, an exoeas above normal of 4.14. At the end of No vember last year there was a seasonal rain deficiency of 3-98 Inches. Rain last night and this morning was aocompanled by wind of gale proportions. The weather bureau said the wind averaged 30 to 35 railed an hour In velocity. Gusts got as high as 40 to 45 miles an hour while momentarily the velocity reached t peak of 48 miles, the bureau said. Menus o the Day 2 By Mr, Alexander Geort RECIPES FOR THANKSGIVING (Serving Eight) Hay Fever in Pillows. ST. LOUIS (UP) Pollen of rag weed or goldenrod lsnt the only cause of hay fever, according to Dr. J. Harvey Black, of Baylor university. Certain foods and even feather pil lows will also cause the malady. Countv to Sell Coal. CAMBRIDGE. O. (UP) Guernsey county soon will sell 1350 acres of coal for taxes. Part of the ooal lies under the town of North Salem, O. Fruit-Sweet Potato Puff Serve with Fowls or Roasts) 4 cups mashed cooked sweet po tatoes. 4 tablespoons butter. 4 teaspoon cinnamon. 1-3 cup crushed pineapple, a egg yolks. 3 egg whites, beaten. 1-3 cup blanched almonds. teaspoon salt. Mix potatoes with butter, cinna mon, pineapple and yolks. Add rest of the Ingredients, mixing lightly Roughly pile Into buttered baking dish and bake 30 minutes In a mod erate oven. Serve in dish In which baked. Nut Turkey Stuffing (For a Ten-Pound Fowl) 4 tablespoons chopped salt pork. 3 tablespoons minced onions. 6 cups chopped celery. 8 cups break, crumbled. 1-3 cup butter, melted. 3-3 cup shaved Brazil nuts. teaspoon salt. Vi teaspoon paprika. 3 tablespoons minced parsley. 1 teaspoon poultry seasoning. Brown onions and celery in pork heated In frying pan. Add rest of the Ingredients and mix thoroughly. Lightly stuff fowl. Avocado Salad Frisco 3 avocados. 3 oranges, sliced. 1 tablespoon onion Juice. I tablespoon lemon Juice. 1 teaspoon minced parsley. 1-3 cup thick French dressing. Peel avocados. Cut Into halves and discard seeds. Cut Into thin slices. Add to afrit oranges, onion Juice, lemon Juice, parsley and two table spoons of dressing. Chill. Serve on lettuce. Top with rest of the dress ing. Boiled Rice Stuffing (For Ten-Pound Fowl) Cooked turkey giblets, chopped. 4 cups soft bread. 3 clips boiled rice. cup glblet stock. 1-3 cup butter, melted. y teaspoon salt. 4 teaspoon paprika. 1 teaspoon minced onions. teaspoon poultry seasoning. teaspoon celery salt. 1 tablespoon chopped parsley. Mix Ingredients with a fork and lightly stuff the fowl. 'Air Widower9 Asks Court For Divorce CHICAGO. Nov. 10. (ff) WUlard H. Anderson, a private pilot, com plained In a dlvoroe bill In superior court today that after he taught his wife to fly he became an air wid ower. Instead of staying home to cook, he said, the 30-year-old wife spent her time flying about the country In "Betay," the family piano. Anderson said he was wUHng to give her the plane in return for a divorce. 425 E. Main Across from Roxy Theater MEDFORD'S MARKET FOR Phone 1255 Wholesome Sea Food PRODUCTS FRESH FROM 0008 BAY SPECIAL SATURDAY Halibut lb. 22c Red Snapper lb. 21c Freeh Salmon Black Cod Deep Sea Orabi and Other Sea Foodi Superior Quality Coos Bay Oysters 1 From Oregon Cows for Oregon Babies Good for all the family 1 ESTHER LARSKN Donald Mowro Susan Woolach r I " , 'tVia.'f , i Local feeding formulas benefit from a fine milk produced in the Northwest Ch.ffT HI""" Man. I M.t..'llllKCffn , Mil ,f, cm- SBgrBsttg ,l,t.!i4'.tv.C''M'11 Oregon parenn might well be proud! For this it Oregon's own product an evaporated milk made right here, from the supe rior milk from Oregon firms. And so-you Oregon mothers who buy Borden's ire getting a Inp putlitv !r ridntH Evaporated Milk, locally produced in this famous dairy region. Ask your doctor about this fine milk for your baby. Hell tell you how easily digestible it it, and how pure and safe. It's irradiat ed, too, with good sunshine Vitamin D. All doctort know the high standards back of this hrtnd. All grocers ctrry it. I A D I A T 0 IVAtOtATgO muk, MODUCIO AND MAPI IN TNI NOtTHWIST o o IOE30E SAVE MONEY AT LUMAN'S THIS WEEK-END T " v -. hiry-rwo'!'f a i i.. ..." flu r-rv u Last Dav of Nat'l Pear Week Get Your Supply Here Sat. FOR TRIE THANKSGIVING PINNER Planning for the TliankRlvliir Pinner started sev eral dss sgo and many shopping lists have bMn completed snd will be filled at this big, light, cheery store Saturday. We have made provision to take cars of your every want from the soup, cocktail, salad and turkey on down to the deffsert. Come direct to the Luinan itore where you will nave time, patience nnd money, got the bett of roods of your choice for this big annual event. 0 1 lb. tins 2 lb. tins COFFEE CORN ... 17c No. 2 tins, Whole Kernel Golden Bantam sPEAS ... 17c Telephone Sugar Peas. No. 2 tina lwi7f "vs. 52c BssssMMBSstMB lit. A'alaUa T m -jaeJ. JJT sWiU: a .(. 'J f MM- Mi- A tV W f.ll. ,iFi,V'-,T.w X s&mtiwjv s5 4r?af! ORDER YOUR TURKEY Now and Be Sure of the Quality and Size You Want. K7 TVS WALNUTS LARGE SIZE 2 lbs. 35 MEATS SATURDAY SPECIALS Frying Rabbits, young, fat lb. 28c Veal Steaks & Chops, milk fed, lb. 20c Pork Shoulder Roasts lb. 19c Pork Leg Roasts lb. 23c Picnic Shoulders, med. weight ... lb. 20c Bacon, med. thick sugar cured . . lb. 30c Shortening. . . .3 lbs. 39c Lard, home rendered. lb. 15c Side Pork, fresh lb. 20c Hams, whole or half .lb. 28c Choice R. I. Red Hens. . . . lb. 20c Young Fat Fryers, choice. .... .lb. 25c Beef Pot Roast, extra fine lb. 15c Swiss Steak from Prime Beef. . .lb. 20c Veal Roasts, shoulder. . lb. 15c Salt Pork, fine for frying .lb. 20c Bacon, fine sugar cured. ..... ... . .lb. 30c Leg of Lamb, grain fed lb. 25c FLOUR At a Big Saving to You Montana llnrd Wheat 0 Moon Brund 49 lb. aaok $1.49 Kltchfn Qneen all purpose flour 49 lb. sack SI .69 Klamath Douqiirt fully guaranteed 40 lb. sack $1.35 CANDY A new fresh mpply ship ped direct from the fac tory. We have fine qual ity with low pricei. Old Fashioned CHOCOLATES lb. 10c Cream Mix Mixed candy that i really fine. 2 lbs. 25c Gum Drops 2 lbs. 25c Peanut Brittle 2 lbs. 35c PEANUT BUTTER 2 lbs. 25c MINCE MEAT ,x 2 lbs. 25c pkg. 5c SNOWDRIFT SHORTENING With It Goodneai Locked In 6 lb. pails . . . SI .09 31b. pails . . . 55c Royal Gelatin-Quick Setting Also Arrow-Root Pudding Bring your washing powder and soap coupons to our store. We have a complete stock to fill your order from. POTATOES 50 lbs. Ho. 2s . . 39c 50 lbs. No. 1s . . 65c 10 lbs. No. 1s . . 15c LUMAN'S Bakery Specials SATURDAY ONLY CUSTARD PUFFS PINEAPPLE CREAM PUFFS Tender, flaky sholla some filled with a delicious vanilla cuatard, other filled with pure whipped cream with crushed pineapple through it. Either make a marvelous dish be sure to try them. Vory specially priced at 6 for 23c LUMAN'S FRUITS & VEGETABLES SATURDAY ONLY PARSNIPS . . 4 lbs. 17c APPLES tA5c APPLES per box . . 95c LETTUCE large crisp local ea. 5c CABBAGE local crisp per lb. 2c CELERY fresh green, stalk 10c n nn nn n rn ipother iwi i PIG F00D CENTER I -n iajjj UyU LTU UJ MAIN AND BA3TLETT STS. Telephone 353 or 3544 Free Dellvejies DailyTelephone Your Order 00 O D o I o D O 1 o D o o ; o I o o I o D 0SO1 OBOE OE30E XODOE lOEHOl I