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MEDFORDMATT , TRIBUNE. fEDFOKD. OREGON". FRTDAY. JUXE 17, 1938. PAGE NINE OPENSJULY 31 Inexpensive, Restful And In structive Time Planned At Lake Of Woods En rollment Closes July 9. Tb annual Jckon-Klmth coun tf HomemaJteri Vacation Camp will ba held at Laka of the Woods, July 1 to August 8, Mabel C. Mack, coun ty home demonstration agent an nouneed today. This will be the third annual camp for Jackson county hometnakers and the second Joint eamp for the two counties. The camp, which provides an Inex pensive but entirely restful and re freshing vacation for homemakers. Is sponsored by the Oregon extension service. Cost Is kept to the minimum that will make the camp self-sup porting and part of this may be paid with farm produce which can be used In camp. Any woman over IS years may enroll but It is essential that those planning to attend should sign up promptly at the office of the home demonstration agent. Enrollment from Jackson county Is limited to 40 and enrollment closes July 9. Homemakers attending the camp have no dishes to wash, no meals to prepare, no work aft all, In fact, ex eept to make up their own beds. The camp will be staffed with a di rector, assistant director, cook and helpers, registered nurse, life guards, librarian and chore boys. The pro gram Includes crafts, muslo, fireside programs, swimming and biking and lots of rest. The Jackson county homemakers camp committee, Mrs. B. BT. Segess man, Trail, chairman; Mrs. 0. B. Myers. Medford; Mrs. Olive Floyd, Mod ford; Mrs. Arnold Bohnert. Cen tral Point; Mrs. Ethet Blah, Roxy Ann and Mrs. Mildred Drury, Medford, ac companied Mrs. Mabel C. Mack, coun ty home demonstration agent, to Klamath Falls last Monday to confer with the Klamath county camp com mittee and plan, for the joint vacation oamp. The committee members are taking enrollments In their respective communities, and can give full in formation regarding the camp ar rangements. Anyone desiring addi tional information should contact a member of the committee or call at the county agent's office. 20-DAY SCHEDULE IS AIR LINES AIM LOTOON (UP) Travelers soon may b able to fly (round th world by normal air service. In 30 days. The possibility la foreshadowed In plans now being perfected by lm perlal Airways and their associated companies throughout the empire. The plana are the most ambitious air developments yet devlaed for a girdle round the earth. The first Important more will be made within the next month or so when Mercury, upper unit of the flying-boat Mate, will start the reg ular trsna-Atlantlc servtoe between Poynea, Eire, and Botwood, Hew feundland. In the other direction, new type flying boat will leave Southampton and blare an empire trail across Egypt, Palestine, Irak, Arabia, India. Burma and Malaya to Australia. The new Taaman route will then be established, flylng-boata making the 1,100 mile sea crossing between Brisbane and Auckland, New Sea land. Prom Auckland flying history will be made when the giant boats take off on a new route acroea the Pa cific ooean to San Pranclsco. Prom there the route will extend to Van couver. Here, land planes will wait for mails and passengers and be flown by trans-Canada machines to Montreal, where they will link up with the Atlantic services. By August, eight of the secret 95-ton flying-boats win be delivered for a aeries of test flights before they are put Into regular service In the "round the world" program. Thay will have new type tanks, Im proved wireless squlpment end many other up-to-date device,. The cashew cut comes from a low spreading tree cultivated In the last and West Indies. Meteorological Report Forecasts Medford and vicinity: Pair tonight and Saturday: warmer Saturday. Oregon: Pair tonight and Satur day; warmer In the Interior Sat urday: moderate northwest wind oft coast. ' local Data Temperature a year ago today: highest 10; loweet 44. Total monthly precipitation. .01 Inches; deficiency for the month. .44 Inches. Total precipitation since Septem ber 1, 1637, 34 67 Inches: excess for the Bcsson, 7.77 Inches. Relative humidity at S p. m. yes terday. 99 percent: 4 a. m. today, 71 percent. Tomorrow: sunrise 4:36 a. m.; sunset, 7:49 p. m. Observations Taken at a a. m 120 Meridian Time. cm- n a g IT 2 5 u Boise Boston Chicago .... Denver - Eureka Helena . Los Angeles.... Medford New Tork .... Omaha Phoenix Portland Reno Roseburg Salt Lake H San Pranclsco Seattle ...... .... Spokane Wash.. D. O. Yakima - 90 63 70 63 . 60 . 78 78 68 . 73 80 104 . 63 . 78 66 84 68 63 64. 68 60 48 48 68 46 66 63 84 60 63 48 63 46 50 60 66 48 T Cloudy .01 Cloudy .00 Cloudy .00 P Oloudy T Clear ( .78 P Cloudy T Rain Cloudy Cloudy Clear Cloudy Rain Clear Rain Clear Clear Cloudy Oloudy Cloudy Clear Y. NAVY TRY DIESEL' ENGINES FOR PLANE USE TULSA, Okla. (TJP) Rapid devel opment and Improvement of Diesel engines, which during the past two yesrs have taken over many of the power Jobs formerly held exclusively by steam or gasoline motors, was shown at the International Petroleum Exposition here. Diesels have become more versstlle becsuse methods have been found for paring down their weight and for removing the highly objectionable smoke and fumes which formerly pre sented a major problem. At one time. Diesels weighed too much end smelled too strongly to be used In automobiles or airplanes. Today, hundreds of pounds lighter and free of fumes, they are coming Into wider use. Aero Dleeels probably are the latest development In the field. Relatively free from fire hazards, the rotary type engines are considerably more economical than gasoline engines of similar power. One airplane engine', recently out of a 10-year experimental period, now la being manufactured under gov ernments,! limitations for use by the army and navy. The engine Is rated at 330 horse power, delivering one horse-power for each 1.94 pounds of weight. It weighs only 830 pounds, suttsble for airplanes, snd will run twice as long on the same amount of fuel as a gas oline engine of equal power and weight. Dlesela burn a cheap fuel oil, mak ing It cost approximately one-fourth the price of gasoline. Diesel engines are leas complicated than gasoline motors. No Ignition system (batteries, spark plugs, wiring, etc.) Is used. Reduced to Its simplest form, the actjon of a Diesel engine Is a series of spontaneous combustions. Air Is drawn Into the combustion chamber on the Intake stroke of the piston. The piston comes up, compresses the air, and fuel oil Is sprayed Into the cylinder, where It Ignites from the heat of .compression and furnishes the power Impulse. Use of strong, light alloys has re sulted In development of the smaller, lighter engines suttsble for mobile units. Formerly, the engines were too heavy for any but etatlonary uses alnce the cylinders had to be built of heavy steel to wlthstsnd the terrific pressures necesssry for operstlon. 1 California Gets Shock. SAN FRANCISCO. (UP) Par famed California climate of winter sunshine received hard blow her? when Robert Quest, 11, who had left Woodland for tour of the world gave up the trip here. He told the police it was too cold to continue. For finest flavor and first quality, insist on yBEER a grand old brew now available in two brand new container. rp rre Maun beer rra a heat beebi Wilt Br m STEIKII Botlln Mllltr SELECT Beer to ease trad, matktd ((EGLINE0 POS) ALt AT VOUH FAVORITE DIAUS) E GIVES MILITARY (AP Feature Service) BERLIN "Tac-tics." a new mili tarised kind of ehess. is being played by Nasls, young and old. in Hitler's relch. Produced under army auspices, the game. It Is asserted, "develops tywtl cal and strategical thinking" and "Instills qua! It lea of modern leader ship. "Tac-tics' u played between "red" and "blue" foroea. on a board of 131 squares Instead of the traditional 64. Bach aide plays 18 pieces: six In fantrymen; four artillery figures (shells) ,- three tanks, two bombing planes, two pursuit planes, and the main piece e, symbolic eagle, to checkmate which is the aim of op posing players. Pieces can be moved along diag onals, indicating strategic lines such aa highways and railroads, compli cated by "barred" areaa representing lakes or watercourses. Different rules apply to each move. The soldlerman pawn moves one square In any direction: tanks up to three squares (or may move as knights do In ordinary chess); artil lery up to four squares, and planes up to five. Capturing powers are very Intri cate. Thus, an enemy piece may be taken by forward, backward or side ways movement, never diagonally. Planes may Jump over all other pieces, except enemy artillery or en emy planes. All pieces may move across a river, but not along its banks planes alone excepted. Lake sections may not be occupied or crossed. Planes may cross, but not "occupy." Artillery may capture any piece across others, but does not take Its victim's place. And so on. The winner Is the side which "checkmates" the other's eagle, or "kills" all the opponent's infantry, or reaches the third enemy line with no fewer then five pieces, not Including planes; or, when the opponent has no more thsn five ar tillery and tank pieces left. Scores of German papers run a regular military ohess corner. The German labor front encouraged the game from the beginning, and in stituted a regular course of instruc tion for the game, rn the first alx months of its existence, 76,000 sets were sold, Its promoters said. Daubed WKh paint WORCESTER, Mass (UP) When Peter Nelson, 72-year-old handyman, awakened from a long nap on an outdoor bench, he found someone had painted his arms, face and neck with bright green paint. Unable to remove the paint which had harden ed, he was taken to city hospital where doctors and nurses worker for more than an hour to remove the glassy coat. . Oregon Sterilises 1.218 SALEM (UP) During the past 31 years Oregon has sterilised 1,318 In sane and feeble-minded persons, the state health board reports. The board said one reason Oregon adopted a eugenics law was because the fami lies that contribute children to the state home for feeble-minded are multiplying about twice as rapidly as the rest of the population. 4- Grabs Fender, Lives CLEVELAND (Up)-iUttle Phyllis Verlcbo. 4. Is still alive because she grabbed the fender of a moving au tomobile that bore down on her and clung to it until the car stopped. She escaped with minor Injuries, Mei.sof the Day By Mrs. Aleiander Oeorfe. Sunder Breakfast. Chilled Fruit Juices Egg Omelet Broiled Bacon Quick Coffee Bread Coffee Dinner. Chilled Tomato Jules ' Pried Chicken Creamed Cauliflower Corn Fritters Breed . Plum Jelly Jellied Vegetable Salad Mold Filled Sponge Cake Coffee Supper. Toasted Cheese and Tomato Sandwiches Toed Tea Diced Fruit Chocolate Cookies Quick Coffee Bread. S cups flour 4 tesspoons bsklng powdsr 14 teaspoon salt ,K cup granulated sugar 4 tablespoons fst I gg cup milk Mix flour with bsklnc powder, salt and augsr. Cut In fst with a knife. Mixing with knife, add egg and milk. Pat out soft dough until It Is half an Inch thick. Spread with filling Fold halfover and carefully place on a greased baking psn. Sprinkle top with hslf cup of brown sugar mlxod with one teaspoon of cinnamon. Filling. 54 cup brown sugar 3 .ah'croo.u- ft autt. 1 teaspoon vanilla V4 cup raisins I tablespoon orange jiHce Mix Ingredlenta and spread on the soft dough. When folded over, bake for 20 minutes In a moderate oven. Cut Into bars and serve hot. Corn Filters, t 1 cups canned com 1 cup boiled rice 1 cup flour 9 teaspoons bsklng powder teaspoon salt 14 teaspoon granulated sugar teaspoon pepper 4 teaspoon chopped parsley 3 eggs or 4 yolka 14 oup milk B tablespoons fat Mix com. rice and dry Ingredients. Add eggs snd milk. Beat well and drop from a teaspoon Into fat hested In a frying pan. Whan well palled on top turn the fritters to allow the underneath sides to brown. Spiders In Jelly Exported LONDON irp British ohsmtsts are trying to find a method of pre. serving spiders In Jelly for export to the east. Many eastern races believe that by swalfbwlng spiders they can be cured or ague, malaria and other diseases. They are particularly Im pressed by species of spiders with which they arc unfamiliar. t Writer Busy In prison . TEHACHAP1, Cal. (UP) Roberta Hall, writer, confined In the women's state penitentiary here for forger)' and fraud, la making money by net writings to psy off ths losses of her victims. In her covering letterr that accompany her remittances she atates that she desires to clesr her conaot ence. Oarllo Crop Weaker SAN JOSB. Cal. (UP) Csllfornle'e "strongest" crop Is to be weakened some this year, Owing to poor prices realized last year as a result of over, production, the state will reduce Its garlic acreage this year by 300. Snider l Dairy & Produce Co. A new touch with an old favorite WHOLE WHEAT COFFEE CAKE The popular appeal of Beck'i Coffee Cake U greatly enhanced by thli new whole wheat formula which gives it a rioher and delight fully different flavor. 21c each For an added treat try Beck'i New ORANGE BREAD 12c This flavorful loaf will add variety and in terest to any meal. . It's featured only on Saturday to be lure and get yours tomorrow. at yonr favorite food store or at Beck's QJ BAKERY o: D o I o D o o STORE OPEN SUNDAY'S AND EVENINGS HERE ARE ARE into another Week-end of attractive and pleas- 1 1 ing Food Specials. Sunday is FATHER'S DAY and you will J worn bv fnepaiB hu uuuBunuy tempting jjinner as mis u supposed f to bei HIS one rlftv in thft venr. W era nrAnnrAri t.n mnnlv vnit ws with the various delioious Foods he enjoys and at attractive prices and remember we give Trade and Win Votes with all purchases. - o LUMAN'S Specials for Saturday and Monday PORK & BEANS Each 1 Qc For a quirk lunch. Larfo No. 2H tint FRESH PRUNES Psrked In rich, heav syrup. Urge No. tin- 2 tins 25- SUGAR Buy now for canning. Save Money by buying 100 LBS. $5 03 WHITE KING WASHING POWDER Always packed in wood boxes. Large sise package 29 Medium sise' package .. 23? WHITE KINO TOILET SOAP 4 Bar. 19C LUMAN'S FLOUR PRICES All Fine Quality Flour at Very Low Prices Kitchen Queen I Moon Brand An All Purpose Flour a id, sacx $1.49 Very best Hard wheat 49 lb. sack $1.39 Klamath Boquet 49 lbs. S1. 19 Free Votes on All Purchases at' Luman's FIRST PRIZE-FORD V-8 DELUXE COUPE (3 CTW'yaij $1600 IN FREE PRIZES A Ford V-8 85 Coupe a John Deere Tractor Frigidaire Zenith Washer Oas Range Evinrude Motor Eastman Movie Camera also 6 World Bikes, , FREE VOTES IN ALL DEPARTMENTS PEANUT BUTTER No. 1 quality 2 lb. 25c BLUE CAN BRAND 2 lbs. 43c JLn hills bros. cornt TOMATO JUICE Swift's Premium Brand 5 tall cans f or only 2 5C EXTRA SAVINGS TO YOU ON ME00 BRAND PEAS CORN STR. BEANS 3 for 25 Fine Quality Meats Always at Luman's mmm spring LEG-O-LAMB Fine quality POUND 25c Choice young, fat hens, lb. . . ..... ,20c R.I. Red Fryen, milk & corn fed, lb. 25c Young frying size Rabbits, lb.. . . . .27c Veal Roasts, boned and tied, lb. , ., . ,. 20c Loin Veal Steaks, lb .20c Swiss Steaks cut from prime beef, lb. 20c Beef Short Ribs, lb 10c Fresh ground Hamburger .... 2 lbs. 25c Spring Lamb, loin or rib chops, lb. 25c Fresh Side Pork, lb. . .15c Salt Pork, No. 1 quality, fine for frying, lb 15c Shortening, extra fine quality, pure vegetable 3 lbs. 39c Home rendered Lard 2 lbs. 25c Lunch Meats Pickles Cheese or what you want for your luncheon or picnics. LUMAN'S Bakery Specials SATURDAY FATHER'S DAY CAKE Just the kind of cake that Father will go for choclaty affair light fluffy, moist layers covered with a boiled marshmallow and chocolate icinff 59c We will have alio a week-end speoial I0E BOX 000KIES-DATE-NUT PINWHEELS. . BUTTERSCOTCH OINOER 2 dozen for 25c LUMAN'S FRUITS & VEGETABLES 8ATURDAY GRAPEFRUIT 6 for 25c LETTUCE solid heads each 5c NEW POTATOES 1 0 lbs. 25c PEAS' local new 3 lbs. for 19c JUICE ORANGES 3 doz. 35c TTSe QUALITY Buy Your Strawberries for Canning Now RflTHFR 12) BIG FOOD CENTER MAIN AND BARTLETT STS. Telephone 3S3 or 3544 Free Deliveries Daily Telephone Your Order l S. Bartlett. Phone jr3 BEER LOE3QE 30JS3O1 OEJOJ
