MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON'. FRIDAY, MAY 17. 1940.
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LOCAL TALENT URGED
TO ATTEND TRYOUTS
FOR FESTIVAL CASTS
William David Cottrell. re
cently appointed director of the
Shakespearean Festival associa
tion, announced today that try
outa for plays will be held June
3, 4 and S at the Southern
Oregon College of Education in
Ashland.
Mr. Cottrell said that more
local talent will be used in casts
this year than ever before and
he it particularly anxious that
all persons interested, whether
or not they have had previous
experience in acting, try out.
'There is excellent material
right here In southern Oregon
and all will be given a chance,"
the director stated.
Besides actors, persons are
needed to do costume and ward
robe work, technical work,
acene designs and other forms
of stage properties. Air. Cottrell
pointed out that 65 persons
were used last year and more
than that would be needed this
year. He will be aided in choos
ing casts by Mrs. Lois Bow
mer. Festival art director.
WILL OPEN SOON
Washington, May IT. UPl
Anticipating that congress will
quickly authorize increases in
the strength of the regular
army, the war department has
directed several hundred re
cruiting.Wficers to prepare for
renewed drive for enlistments.
Official plans contemplate en
rollment of 50,000 men in the
next few months, it was report
ed authoritatively.
By
New York. May 17..
Otto D. Tolischus, winner of
the 1940 Pulitzer prize for for
eign correspondence for his dis
patches to the New York Times
and formerly of the Times' Ber
lin bureau, has been banned
from Germany.
Tolischus, now In Sweden, Is
writing a book based on his
dispatches and articles from
Germany to explain the eco
nomic and Ideological back
ground for the "fourth relch."
Menus of the Day
(Br Mr. Alexander &eor(,e)
QIICKIN APPETITES
Mratlese Dinner Mena
Scrambled Egg nd Musbrootns
Butterea Asparagua
tick? Onn Rolls Butter
Oc!ry and Apple Baled
Sponge Cake Cetfe
Scrambled trri and Mushrooms
S tablespoona butter
1 teaspoon minced oalons
1 cup sliced muehrooma
5 egga. beaten
1. S cup cream
1 S teaspoon salt
t-e teaapoon paprika
H teaspoon celer ysalt
1 teaspoon chopped parsley
Brown onlona and mushrooms tn
butter, heated tn a frying pan. Beat
eggs, cream and seasonings. Pour
Into mushroom: cook slowly and
stir eonatantly until thick. Lightly
toes onto a heated platter. Surround
with toast. Oarnlsh with eresa or
parsley and eerve Immediately.
Stlrky Orange Rolls
1 cup light brown sugar
1 cup water
18 cup orange Juice
! teaapoon grated orange rind
1 teaspoon grated lemon rind
3 teaspoons lemon )ulca
Mix the ingredients and simmer
fire minutes. Pour Into a shallow
pan. Cover with the rolls.
Bolls
2 cups flour
4 teaspoons baking powder
13 teaspoon salt
4 tablespoons fat
a s cup milk
5 tablespoons butter, melted
H cup ralilns
Mix flour, baking powder and aait.
Cut In fat with a knife. Add milk
slowly. When a soft dough forms,
pat It out until one-thlrd Inch thick.
Spread with butter and raisins. Roll
up and cut off one Inch slices.
Arrange, cut aldea, down In the
syrup. Bake 35 mlnutea In a mod
erate oven. Serve warm with more
butter. Tou had better use forks
when serving as these are very
sticky.
Bams Valla Grange
The Gold Hill lecturer, Mrs
Pearl Ferguson, presented a
fine program at the hall Tues
day evening. The girls accord
ion band was especially enjoy
ed. There was also a
Medford ooatoffice emdoves ' selection, readings, an amusing day and sewing were major pro-
today accepted an invitation to i skit by Messrs. Gray and Mar- gram items. Prizes were won
enter exhibits in the rational .tin and a geography quiz. Sams i by Mrs. Martin and Mrs Ricter,
Child Evangelist
To Prolong Stay
At Four Square
Miss June Lock. 13-year-old
child evangelist, will continue
her revival campaign for one
more week at the Foursquare
wayside church, 700 South Hiv
erside (highway 99). The cam
paign will end Sunday evening.
May 26. Services are held
nightly except Monday.
Miss Lock is a powerful
speaker and able to adapt her
message for all whether young
or old.
Her companion. Miss Evelyn
Rush, will speak on the "Taber
nacle," Sunday morning, May
19. She will have a miniature
tabernacle on display during
her message, built according to
the specifications given to
Moses by God.
The public is invited to at
tend the services.
MALTESE NATIONALISTS
ROUNDED UP BY BRITISH
Rome, May 17. yp The ar
rest of several Maltese na
tionalists by British authorities
at Malta was reported through
Italian government channels
today.
They Included a lawyer, a
writer. Journalist and a director
of fine arts, all members of the
nationalist party, the report
said.
Malta is a British Island pos
session and naval base in the
Mediterranean.
GRANTS PASS FISHERMAN
RESCUED OFF TRINIDAD
Crescent City, Cal., May .,7.
JP Vincent Boyce of Grants
Pass, Ore., missing for 32 hours
alter putting out in his fishing
boat, was found drifting on the
Pacific six miles offshore from
Trinidad, Cal.. today. He was
uninjured. The motor of his
boat had failed.
Six fishing boats and the
coastguard cutter Shawnee were
en the search for the missing
craft
SUMMERTIME
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fevps, salads delicious, neur
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minimum time of preparation)
arfrt) genuine F (til LETS. Look
1st Hit cellophane wrapped pack
fa) at your J-octn today.
t t receive a
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Seine hard-slum!-
mum macaroni
strainer and eet
calender postpaid.
LOCAL POST OFFICE
TO ENTER EXHIBITS
FOR ROSE FESTIVAL
THE GRANGE
rill's orchestra will play. Danc
ing will begin at 0 and continue!
until I a. m. The public is invited.
Geld Hill Grange
Gold Hfll H E C. met May 14
with pot luck dinner at noon
in the hall. Twelve members
and a visitor, Mrs. Greer, were
piano , present. Observance of Mother's
airmail rose show to be held June Valley Grangers always wel-
6 and 7 as pan of the annual come Gold Hill and Invite them
Portland rose festival. It was
announced by Postmaster Trank
DeSouza. In the past Medford
has won a number of prizes
with its airmail displays. The
festival itself is a four-day celebration.
Assistance of the Medford
Garden club was promised by
Mrs. J. W. Jacobs, president,
Mr. DeSouza said. As in the
past, the garden club will aid
in selecting the choicest of
blooms for the Medford post-
office entries.
Stamp and cover collectors
desiring the popular Portland
rose festival and airmail rose
show cachet covers should send
in stamps for as many as want
ed. Mr. DeSouza said. The en
velopes will be addressed at
Portland and mailed to collec
tors June 9 to 8. Inquiries
should be addressed to Myron
F. McCamley, cachet director,
2135 North Alberta street.
Portland, Ore., before June 1.
Use Mall Tribune want ada.
to come again soon
Business session followed lec
ture hour. Mr. Howes of the
county agriculture committee.
reported on their activities. He
also brought latest news of the
Northwest Jackson County Fair.
Mr. Richards, of Russelvllle. ex
they will serve at next meet
ing. Gold Hill Lecturer Pearl Fer
guson put on a fine program
Tuesday night for Sams Valley
Grange.
Agrees On East Indies
Tokyo. May 17 fPt French
Ambassador C h a r 1 e a Arsene
plained the proposed uniforms j Henry notified Japanese For-
truckmg law which is cf vital
interest to shippers. The reso
lution was held until next meet
ing for consideration.
Ways and means announce
another dance for May 18. Good
music and a Jolly time is plan
ned for members and friends.
In accordance with the plan
to have each officer responsible
for a program during the year.
Stewart John Peffley will spon
sor a two reel motion picture
with sound effect. The public
is cordially Invited to enjoy
this entertainment May 28.
eign Minister Hachiro Arita to
day that France agrees witn
Japan that the statua quo of
The Netherlands East Indies
must be maintained.
TALENT, SUNDAY
Talent. May 17. (SplV Bac
calaureate services for Talent
high school graduating class
will be held Sunday at the M.
E. church.
The following program will
be presented: Processional
hymn, prayer, responsive read
ing, Gloria, offertory, special
music, sermon, hymn, benedic
tion, doxology, recessional. The
service will be conducted by
Dr. Temple.
Members of tin graduating
!..' are Annabelle Riggs,
I'.i-.nard Skeeters. Ruth Vetter,
Leslie Mason, Edwin Boardman,
Samuel Hamilton, Carl Webber,
James Thomas. Donald Kerby.
Robert Learning.
Graduating exercises will be
held in the gymnasium Thurs
day, May 23.
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Hoxy Ann Grange I
Rosy Ann Grange will hold :
a dance tomorrow evening in
its hall on Spring street. Mer-1
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with these and countless ether ugly spots and
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touch of Clorox. And Clorox Is especially help
ful at torn ond elly making time for removing fruit
and berry stainsi for deodorizing and disinfecting
musty fars and glasses. Clorox provides protective
cleanliness in laundry.kitchen, bath room has many
important personal uses. Directions on the label.
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