Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 19, 1937, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FIVE ation open to all employers of serv ants who would accept a charter of good conditions for maids. Each member would get a badge to display In her house, proving to prospective 2400 ACRE RANCH IN "Pay Less and Park Easier" at the servants that the house was a good one to work In. MEDFORD MAIL TRTTUTNE. MEPFOUD, OHF.OOX. FRIDAY. XOTKMBET? 19, 1037. BY Bv William Mcr.affln AP Feature Writer. LONDON. Scarcity of domestic Mvanta ha reach uch grave pro portion In the British Isles that the government Itself la tackling the prob lem of finding household help for Mrs. John Bull. Roly-poly, black -must ached Min ister of Labor Erneat Brown is con sidering organization of a "league of good household mistresses" to attract more girls Into servants' Jobs. One London newspaper even credits him with a proposal of a marriage dowry for servant girls but he denies that. One reason why so few English girls choose to be maids nowadays Is the poor chance of marriage in Jobs where there is neither time for place to meet or entertain a boy friend. Not only that, but the eligible young men of modern England re portedly look upon servant girls as beneath them. The dowry Idea is an old one. The latest suggestion would have govern ment and employer contribute a few cents a week toward a $130 dowry which the servant, if she wishes to marry, would be entitled to after seven years. The league of good household mis tresses would be a voluntary organiz Badged houses would offer more I leisure for maids, better living condi tions and greater social comfort. Domestlce service, the labor mln-1 lster finds, ranks at the very bottom of the girls' list of preferred Jobs. They would even rather be factory workers than domestics. As a rule they earn only about 96.25 a week In the factory, compared to the 15-a-week average, plus board and room. In a household Job. But factory girls have evenings, Saturday afternoon and Sunday free. As maids they would get only a half day off each week, with alternate half Sundays free. Then, too, a domestic often has to work In the country where movies are scarce. Thousands of new industries in cluding the lighter work in the re armament drive are providing girls opportunities for Jobs they did not have in the old days. Many English families have thrown up their handa and sold or shut down the large, old-fashioned houses which require a huge staff of serv ants. Families are moving into modern flats which are springing up like mushrooms. In the smaller space of a flat, milady can do her own work, aided by modern household equip ment and perhaps by a twice-a-week maid furnished by the management. ASTORIA, Nov. 19. (AP) Theft of a ton of dressed chum salmon from the Port Adams cannery fish docks was reported yesterday. 10 CALIFORNIA FOLK ASHLAND, Not. 19 (Spl.) One of the blgpeat reM estate deals tn many years In the Ashland area was completed when Ben Oerwlck. ol Berkeley.' California, purchased the Wade Wallls stock ranch of 2400 acrea for a price that la understood to have been approximately 120.000. Mr. Wallls will remain on tne ranch until April 1. when he will give possession to the new owner. The ranch will be operated by Mr. Miller. Mr. Gerwlck's son-in-law, ac cording to the announcement. The Wallla ranch, one or tne largest In this area, was formerly the old . Murphy place and la ust nortn of Soda Springs on the Dend Indian road. Mr. Oerwlck and his wile have rented the Sawyer residence at 47H Allison and will move to Ashland to reside. Stated Communication ' Medford Lodge No. 103. A. P. & A. M.. Friday, Nov. 19. 1937. at 1:30 p. m. Official visitation of District Deputy Grand Master. Refreshments. Visit ing members welcome. C. M. Houston. W. M. R. E. Sweeney, Secretary. Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ads is 1:30 p. m. 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Add pineapple and ral- j sins. Add rest of the Ingredients, j Boll gently until thick and Jelly like. (That will require about '20 minutes.) Stir frequently. Pour into sterilized Jars and seal. Pumpkin CuMard Meringue. l'a cups cooked pumpkin 1 cup granulated sugar 1 teaspoon cinnamon '4 teaspoon cloves y4 teaspoon nutmeg 1 teaspoon vanilla 1-3 teaspoon salt 3 egg yolks 24 cups milk 3 tablespoons butter, melted' 3 tablespoons orange Juice Mix pumpkin with sugar, spices. vanilla, salt, yolks and milk. Beat well and add rest of the ingredients. Pour into a buttered baking disn. Bflkt for one hour1 In a pan of not water In a slow oven. Spread with meringue and bake 20 minutes. Cool and serve. Meringue. 3 egg whites 1-3 cup granulated sugar teaspoon salt 14 teaspoon orange rind. Beat whl.;s until stiff. Add sugar and beat until creamy. -Add rest ot the Ingredients and roughly spread over the pudding. Toasted -doughnuts make a tasty : slteay snack with fruit or cider. Cut the doughnuts in half. Toast them until they are well browned and spread them with a thin layer of orange marmalade. La Grande Sisters Planning Hospital LA GRANDE, Ore., Nov. 10. OP)--The Sisters of St. Francis announced today that a contract lias been award ed to McCormack-Foley, builder of Portland and The Dalles, for the con struction of three units of a hospital center here that eventually will con sist of six buildings. Cost of the three, buildings to be erected at present Is estimated at 180.000 by Tourtcllotte and Phillips, Portland architects. BARKING DOG SAVES SAWMILL FROM FIRE SALEM, Nov. 19. ( AP) The vocal alarm of a mother dog. whose pups were hidden under a lumber pile, saved the C. K. Spauldlnff mill from possible serious damage by fire last ntght. . A watchman, hearing her barks. discovered a blae In a sawdust bin Hy Bobbin Cooni HOLLYWOOD ( AP) Strange It may be. but the perron most vitally concerned In a movie love scene is neither of the principals but tne director. Your stars, unless they're very new at the business, may be quite blase about exchanging osculations and embraces for the camera, but your director never is. His realiza tion of the Importance of sincere and beautiful love scenes to his picture makes him, for the time, a Lothario without portfolio. He knows so thoroughly the mood ne wants that you are sure, watching hla sideline excitement, he could give a better performance than hla stars. Sometimes he does, too better and funnier. That- Is when he un dertakes to "show them how." Archie Mayo frequently acts out scenes to demonstrate the effects he wants. Archlo weighs around 300, unless lie's reduced some more. Ha did not take Gary Cooper's place with cjlgrld auric in the "Marco Polo" rehears als, but he would recite the love 1 1 nee to h 1 msel f , and the re pi lea, emphasizing the desired Inflection. Archie thinks Inflection Is the big thing In movie love passages. Michael Curtlz, excitable Hungar ian, does not "act out" movie ro mantics. Ho comments, criticizes, suggests. "That kiss she would not melt butter. Don't hold her like she was a hot potato. Crush her. Maybe you break a rib. That Is all right If we get a good scene I" DeMille. hawk-eyed on every scene. Is the same when his players must make love. Sometimes he uses ridicule along with blandishments to spur them into the "mood." An other showman -director. Von Stern berg, has found ridicule useful. Busby Berkeley belongs to the 1 aci-u-oui scnooi. ne nets ii uuv ' rehearsals, then during the 'take he stands behind the csmera. go ing through the motions while his players perform before the lens. Irving Cummlngs, once an actor himself, uses the soft voice method, and beams benignly as he watches his scene, step by step. You can almost hear him as he mentally reads the lines. Mervyn LeRoy's that way too. Ernst Lubltsch lets out the actor In him occasionally. It'a funniest when he emotes through a love scene with his cigar In hla mouth to demonstrate an Inflection, a matter of timing, a movement ot the head or arm he want. Gigantic William Dleterie in achievement as In stati re, what with "Zola" behind him gets ex cited. He has been known to walk un and down the set. between scenes, waving arms over hla head tnri ahoutlnir: "No. no. You luff her. You understand? Make It real. make It honest. Giff me more, more closer, more enthusiasm, more ium And he geta It more "closer" and more "luff." 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