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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNT,. MEDFORD. OREGON1. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 6. 1939. PAGE FIVE Friends Say F. R. Will Run Only if Emergency Arises By W. B. Ragsdal. Washington, Dec. 6. (JP) The seasoned appraisal of some of President Roosevelt's close friends is that he will run again only in the event of a critical international emergency next summer. They are convinced his per sonal desire now is not to run; hut he has not positively turned his back on the possibility. Many factors enter into their calculation. Not the least is that they figure Mr. Roosevelt has finished with all of the major phases of the domestic program he had laid out for himself. He signaled in his message to this congress at the outset of its first session that he had finished with his bigger legis lative endeavors, that the prin cipal thing left to do was to ma chine down the tools of govern ment that had been wrought during the early years of his first two administrations. His advocates say the presi dent already has written, in delibly, his ideas of government into the nation's laws, that he APPLE GROWER TELLS H0f HE MAKES MONEY Wenatchee, Wash., Dec. 8. Of) Money can still be made In apples with the industry Just as it is, Edward C. Clarke, Pes hastin grower, told the Wash ington State Horticultural asso ciation yesterday. He said he had made money every year for the last seven years despite lost markets, low prices and increased pests. He said he had "beaten the game" through elimination of the cost of washing his apples and that his packing costs were but 11 cents a box as compared with the average commercial cost of 25 cents. The demoralized apple indus try was the topic of discussi'n for the first day's session of the 35th annual convention. Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ads Is 1:30 p. m. Use Mall Tribune want ads. DO IT NOW! Auto tops should be re placed now for Winter driving. Ford A Coaches $5. Coupes , as low at $2. Limited time only. Side Curtain and Canvas. F. F. BURK How to enjoy mx CHRISTMAS TRIP to California! I Give yourself a break this Christmas. Leave your car at home for a change and really enjoy your trip. Relax and have fun in a cozy Southern Pacific train while the engineer does the driving. You save time because you travel night and day. You save money, too. Here are examples of the low Southern Pacific roundtrip fares to all points: ROUNDTRIP TO San Francisco Sacramento Coach ruHman brrth chafers rlra. Erfrrthc frfmher 20th. Bring your relatives to visit you for Christmas. Bring the children home from school. It's easy with our Prepaid Order. ::.rviie. Vie handle all the details and deliver the tickets to .me you specify. There's no charge (or this service. Southern Pacific F. G. Morris, Agent. Phon 34 has changed permanently the attitude of government toward the common man. They argue that the change of attitude was the important thing. How it is to be mani fested in the future is a matter of mechanics. Principles and policies appeal to the president. Too many details are boring. For that reason, many of his friends feel he would be more than willing to set down upon the shoulders of another man the enormous load he has been carrying for the last six and a half years. The White House has a glamorous appeal but it is not a very restful place to live. Tt hie nil Ua n.;.,r,n.t nf . ,rtJ i , una an nic Jitkov; Ul a vcvi- dine in a ripnartment stnrp win dow. Morover, these friends say the man who enunciates legislative policies is not always the pro per person to mold them into smoothly working organisms. Like the author of an attempted literary masterpiece, he has pet phrases which must not be tam pered with. Another man would not scruple to use the shears. PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS OF CITY AND COUNTY Schools of Medford and of Jackson county, at large, are cooperating again this year in the wide spread educational program, carried on by the Jackson County Public Health association in connection with the annual Christmas Seal Sale, Miss Helen Bullis, county chair man, announced today. Special programs are being given in all Medford schools this week with every depart ment participating in educating students to better protect them selves against tuberculosis. Next week schools through out the county will conduct special programs and those in the rural districts will be given an opportunity to buy the Christmas seals. Seals will not be sold by school children this year, but every child will be given a chance to buy them, and every child will participate in the educational program. Weather Northern California: Fair to- night and Thursday, but becom ing cloudy in extreme north portion Thursday, but local morning fogs on the coast; cool er in the San Joaquin Valley to night; light variable wind off the coast. There is no such thing as a tame honeybee, according to scientists. They say bee-keepers can handle the insects because they understand' their nature. O tt tha angintar do Iha driving wtilla you relax ond artoy your lf In o worm, ttam-haatad train. Touiif First CUsr9 $11.35 $18.00 11.00 15.20 $18.90 16.00 Soviet Drive Goes On Tamorf US.LC0AT10K IIVSS AID SOUAd ' L '. 1'' lV. FLCCS MM STIATIS CAPITAL Vllpurl Ji3A ) lio9 Id: IOC" foim r Ly A fA f"c"""ra !''" '" r "'" y ,uss,an A,mts UtoniH&u. S. S. R. Baltic s. &r V? it T? V oif.f Lv. M 1 1 it -w Russian warships bombarded the fortress at Hangoe. and Red planes dropped death on Helsinki as Soviet drive into Finland continued. Copenhagen reports said Finnish defenders were resisting stubbornly as a new Cabinet was formed. U. S. legation moved to Grannkulla. Conserves. Relishes Easily Made With Winter Pears Conserves and relishes easily made, using local winter pears, will interest even the newest bride. In addition to helping out the pear growers who are handicapped with lack of for eign markets due to hostilities in Europe, housewives will find the following recipes are de lightful and more than repay the effort involved. Here in the heart of the pear producing district, it is really patriotic for local housewives to use pears! Furthermore, attrac tively wrapped in cellophane and tied with colorful bows, cans and jars of pear butter, pear conserve, pear marmalade and for that matter any type of canned or preserved pears make a Christmas gift which is not only highly appreciated by the recipient for its goodness, but for the fact that it is hand made by a friend, thus giving it a personal touch, which is al ways greatly appreciated. A recipe leaflet entitled "Tasty Treats' is available at the office of the Pear Bureau, 605 Union street, Seattle, which gives several methods of baking pears in novel and delicious ways, and suggestions for salads. The following are recipes for preserving of pears either for immediate use, for use later, or for gifts. Pear Butter, Peel and core one gallon of fresh pears; put in kettle and and two cups water; boil slow ly; when done put through a colander. To every four cups of pulp add two cups of sugar. Place on stove again and cook slowly until dark and very thick. Stir occasionally. A few minutes before removing add juice of one lemon and cinna mon or other spices to taste, and seal while hot. Pear and Apple Conserve. 1 qt. diced pears 1 qt. diced tart apples 2 lemons, juice and grated rind 2 cups seedless raisins 1 cup English walnuts 7 cups sugar Wash raisins and add to nthpr ingredients except nut meats. Cook until mixture is thick and clear. Add nut meats 5 min utes before removing from fire. facK in clean sterilized iars and seal at once. ' Pear Honey. Cut ripe, fresh pears Into small nieces. Use a llttln 1 than half suear. after wpiehlnr both pears and sugar; mix and cook the honey a little each day for three davs. Thi moth. od makes better honey than finishing at one cooking. Spiced Pears. 8 lbs. pears 9 cups sugar 2 qts. vinegar 4 sticks cinnamon 1 whole clove for each pear Peel pears, and meantime cook the syrup (above ingredi ents) about 10 minutes. Add pears to syrup (after sticking one whole clove in each and cook until tender. Lpt them stand in the syrup overnight. in the morning, put the cold Dears in sterilized tars- hont the syrup to a consistency, by Douing down, equal to honey and pour over the pears; seal Ginaer Pear Conserve. 4 lbs. prepared fresh pears re o ' , .Jiik M SOVJIT CLAMS rw.v msx Hff STARTED CLASH (peeled, cored and halved) 4 lbs. sugar 2 ounces ginger root 2 large lemons 1 cup water Use pears that are firm and not too ripe. Slice halves very thinly and place in conserving kettle. Add juice of lemons, lemon rind (sliced very thin), ginger root, sugar and water. Cook slowly until pears are transparent and clear, or nbnut two hours. Pour into sterilized jars and seal. Pear Relish. 4 sweet red peppers 5 lbs. under-ripe pears (peel ed and cored) 4 large white onions Grind the above ingredients together and mix with 2 cups sugar, 2 cups vinegar, 2 tea spoons salt with 1 teaspoon each of allspice, cloves and cinna-, mon tied in a cloth. Boil all together for 30 minutes. As delicious as it is unusual. Pear and Pineapple. Stew Anjou pears (in a thin syrup) and while they are cook ing add 1 can of crushed pine apple. Cranberry Pear Conserve. 2 qts. Bosc pears (8 cups), ground V4 orange, ground 2 cups cranberries, ground 10 cups sugar Cook mixture about 20 min utes or until thick and clear. Stir constantly. Yield: 8 to 10 glasses. Dies of Lukemia. Seattle. Dec. 6. W Mrs Frances Pavev. 23. lost her 11- week fight against acute lym phatic leukemia today, despite several blood transfusions n(,p. tors held slight hope for re covery. A law in Texas says it is un safe to haul a load of more than 7,000 pounds on a truck, except when the truck Is going to a railroad station, when 14,000 pounds may be hauled. . ON DISPLAY TOI DAY AT DELIVERS IN MEDFORD , READY FOR YOU TO DRIVE, FOR ONLY... fl llghtt, clck, spring cvra. I tpor whMl and Ik. 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As winners in their home county, their home state and now this year's national champions they receive $400 college scholar ships, donated by a refrigerator manufacturer. Miss Brown, a high school sen ior, is likewise going to study dietetics at Oregon State college. IRENE CASTLE DROPS mm FOR DIVORCE Chicago, Dec. 6. (JP) Irene Castle McLaughlin, former in ternational dancing star, today withdrew her suit for divorce from Major Frederick McLaugh lin, wealthy coffee merchant and sportsman. The suit, alleging cruelty, was filed two years ago. The widow and dancing partner of Vernon Castle had asked for custody of the McLaughlins' son and daughter, alimony and a settle ment including $150,000 sho contended she had advanced for family expenses. London. Dec. 6. (VP) An as sertion by Laborite William Dobbie that the wives of sol diers who have been with the army since August have had to pawn their possessions in order to buy food for their children, threw the House of Commons into an uproar today. Dobbie asserted the soldiers' wives had not received military allowances. He left the house rather than apologize. "The needs of these people are greater than the prestige of this house, he said. from Top of World. Portland, Dec. 6. (P) From the top of the world came Theo dore J. Allen, 21, yesterday to enlist in the U. S. marines here. The Nome, Alaska, miner said he saw a moving picture of life with the marines and decided "that was the life for me." Best French Novel. Paris, Dec. 6. (P) Philippe Heriat, World war veteran now mobilized again, today won the Goncourt prize for the best French novel of the year. The novel is his "Les Enfants Gates" (The Spoiled Children). 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