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FAUE SEVKJS T Jamaica waa discovered by Colum bus in 14M. Flaming Plane Is Death Trap for Stunt Flier 1 FOR 100 YEARS THEY'VE BEEN SAYING: few .: j 4 , r'tr.'! T s E SI" Los Angeles Pilot Whips - Machine Around Closed Course at Rate 2S5.539 Mjles Per Hour. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. TUESDAY. MAY 31. 1933. If ? CT t''U f OAKLAND. Calif., May 31. (API World record status was sought to day for the performance of Earl Ort man, Los An steles sped filer, who averaged 265.539 mile an hour la streaking to victory In the major event of the Pacific International air races. The mark waa forwarded to Wash ington aeronautical officials for rec ognition as a new world's record in closed course apeed flying. William R. Enyart. secretary of the national contest board of the National aeronautical association, said both Ortman and Col. Roscoe Turner of Chicago, barely 50 yards behind the Los Angeles filer most of the way. bettered the old mark of 24 miles an hour Bet by Michel De troy at of Prance In the 1936 Thompson tro phy dash at Los Angeles. The race yesterday, climax of three days of racing and stunt fly ing which had claimed two lives the previous days, was a free-for-all af fair over 150 mllea 18 laps with four pylons per lap. The Ortman-Turner duel was one of the closest In race flying history. Turner, who won 2500. averaged 265.457 miles an hour. The race was from a still start, and was timed in 3S minutes and 61-100 seconds. Tony Levler of Montebello, Calif., winner of the first two days races, finished third, with Ray Moore of Palo Alto. Calif., fourth and Art Chester of Los Angeles fifth. Ralph Johnson and Gus Gotch, both of Los Angeles, died when their planes crashed Saturday and Sunday, Johnson's while stunting and Gotch's while racing. Menus of the Day By Mrs. Alexander George ' BARCELONA STEAK (Dinner Serving Three or Pour) Barcelona Steak Creamed Asparagus Buttered Carrots Bread Rhubarb Conserve Beet Salad Strawberry Shortcake Coffee Barcelona Steak 1 pound beef round, ground Vi cup cauup. teaspoon salt. ' VI teaspoon paprika. 1 egg yolk. 9 tablespoons chopped green . peppera. 3 tablespoons chopped onions. IVi cups tomatoes. Va teaspoon crushed bay leaf. 3 tablespoons chopped celery leaves. Mix beef with catsup, salt, pap rika, yolk, peppers and onions. Snap into four cakes, each two thirds of an Inch thick. Brown well In two tablespoons of chopped uet which have been heated In a frying pan. Add the rest of Ingredients. Cover and allow to simmer for 30 minutes. Cover with olive sauce. Olive Sauce Vi cup chopped ripe olives. 3tablespoons chopped green olives. 1 tablespoon aalad oil. 1 tesapoon chopped parsley. Mix Ingredients. Heat and apread on top of meat. Rhubarb Conserve g cups diced peeled rhubarb. 3 cups chopped pineapple. Vi oup pineapple Juice. 3 tablespoons lemon Juice. 1-8 cup orange Juice. 8 cups granulated sugar. Allow the frulta and Juices to simmer for If minute In a covered pan. Uncover and boll for five min utes. Add sugar and boll gently un til the conserve thickens. Pour Into sterilized Jars. Beet Salad 1-8 cup salad dressing cup sour cream. 3 cups chopped cabbage. I teaspoon celery seed. 3 tablespoons chopped parsley. 1 cup diced cooked beets. 14 teaspoon salt. V, teaspoon paprika. Comfort New HOTEL CLARK in Downtown LOS ANGELES Convenience u another of fering of thl hotel Whether on ouslnes JI pleasure oent the Hotel CUrk makes an Ideal 'Bate of operation as well as a restful 'billet at the end of the day' "camoalxn" Good rood naturally 1st moderate charges a well aa for room accummodetlona give final significance to assuring worn COMPORT Dnnui Slnsie from IJJW BA?HS Double from tiM 855 Fifth and Hill P. O B WHRIS. Manster - V 'i. If We -v"u aii Mix dressing and cream. Add rest of the Ingredients, mixing lightly with a fork. AT Lerand S. Wright, 92, a resident of southern Oregon since 1910, pass ed away near Phoenix. Oregon, Tues day at 11:15 a. m., after a few weeks illness. Mr. Wright was born In Syra cuse. New York, July 13, 1845. He spent his early life in New York, and when 14 years or age, mov ed to Owatonno, Minn., with his par ents, where he met Miss Ida M. Coff man. They were married in Septem ber, 1901. Mrs. Wright passed away April 38. 1923. He was a fine Chris tian man. and well liked by all who knew him. He was a member of the First Baptist church. Mr. Wright had lived the past 10 years at Phoenix, and before moving there lived on the Central Point Medford highway. He leaves to mourn his departure. one niece, Mrs. William E. Thomp son of Phoenix, Ore. Funeral services will be conducted at the Perl funeral home, Thursday at 2 p. m., the Rev. W. A. Dawes of the Baptist church officiating. In terment will be In Jacksonville cem etery, besldo his wife. Twitchell Held As Drunk Driver Levcrt Twitchell, 28, of 330 North Front street, charged with driving while Intoxicated, waa given until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning to en ter a plea, by Justice of the Peace William R. Coleman today. Twitchell waa ;belng held In the county Joll when he could not pay ball set at 150. . State police, who arrested Twitchell, said he waa driving on North River side avenue last night in a reckless and "wobbling" manner. 4 In Sir Walter Scott'a old home, Abbotsford, can be seen the crucifix of Mary Queen of Scots, Napoleon pistol and blotter, a tumbler from which Burns drank. Rob Roy's gun and other curloa. A better crop... lower spraying cost with means Four jean of testing bj large grower make it clear that Kiyocide offers effective and economical control of certain chewing insects. The reports all agree that here is an improve! and dependable insecticide. It as sures yon iuore 'Taney" and "Extra Fancy" apples, with fewer stings and better colored fruit for the entire crop. This naturally means a substantial saving in spraying cost. In addition, the effective ness of Kryocide is unusually prolonged, and lesser quantities are needed. That help to cut costs too. Kryocide is the natural Greenland cryolite, pulverized mi croscopically fine. Easy to handle and apply. Economical. Thoroughly tested and proved. There are adequate stocks near you. Use Kryocide, and be sure. rtNNSYlVANIA SALT MFO. CO. OF WASHINGTON Tocema, Washington 37 PEN NJ Y L VA N I A SALT Ppnlh marred the nnriHnff program or (lie Pad fir Internntlonal Air Races at Oakland- Calir., when ltnlph .lohiiMHi, stunt fllrr of Tror, Ohio. oraMifd In front of the Rrnndstnn.l when his tliine fulled to come nut of a barrel roll. Flames kept ulrport nttenricinU from quickly renclitnc his bodv. Above: The plane Just after It rraxhert with attendants run nine to extract the filer. Itrlutv: The filer's hnrrlMed wife enllapsrrl when she mw the mMiap, and wan curried to an auto to he rushed to a hospital. T LEAVE TOWN QUIETLY AFTER 2- SAN FRANCISCO. May 31. (,?) Pacific coast Nazi sympathizers who met In San Francisco at a convention of the German -American bund, left town quietly today after a two-day meeting during which they were boo ed by thousands of protesting antl Nazl pickets. Hermann Schwlnn of Los Angeles, coast organizer of the bund, report ed a membership Increase during the past year and said the bund was re ceiving "a high degree of co-operation' with other patriotic American organ izations in our fight against Jewish communistic activities." The bund's program, outlined by Schwlnn, called for "a Oentile na tion, run by Gentile Americans." As the bund convention drew to a close yesterday, Major General Paul B. Malone, U. S. A., retired, told a Memorial day gathering at the San Francisco presidio cemetery: "We can find no place in our na tion or in our city for militarized min orities pledging allegiance to far flung dictfttora." - : hi v4 V x a. IS V 7 DICTATOR of Francs un til July 31, Premier Edouard Daladier (above) was (ranted power to govern by Cabinet de-i rree In desperate attempt to end political, sooial and labor strife which seemed to threaten unitv of French nation. states that 16,810.000 bale of last year's record cotton crop of almost 10,000.000 bales had been sold by farmers for 8734.104,000. After an epidemic of typhoid In Croydon, England. 100 damage suits 'TOUCH CUY' OF FILMS. Wallace Beery, once re ported the choire as best man if and when Oarbo weds Stokow ski, arrives In Venice with daughter, Carol Ann. and Mrs. Beery. FROM LAND OF VIKINGS, the Oslof lord, flaishlp of Norwegian-America lino will sail In June on maiden voyage. Nraring completion at Bremen, ship is powered with four Diesel motors, will carry 800 passengers. Because of Norway's peace policy, she Is not equipped for wartime conversion, psllty for loss of relatives and busi ness, 4 Louleana State university and the University of Toxas have completed plans for the publication of a ten volume history of the south. The first definitely established date In Chinese history la 1300 B. O. when P'an Keng, the Icing of Shan, established his capital at Yin, now called Anyang. In Honau province. Anyang Is now held by the Jpanese Invading forces. (makemjneI WfTH I Cm (MAKE MfNE WfTH (oowj M The Department of Agriculture have been filed against the munlcl v V ' .1- - . -e-vU. " SEE DYNAMITE WRECK TIRES AT 60 MILES PER HOOR TIME 1 P. H. 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