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PAGE TEN MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1942. Salem, June S (JP) AH law enforcement officers in Oregon were ordered by Governor Char let A. Sprague to arrest any per son who sells or uses fireworks. The governor cited an order by Lieut. Gen. John L. DeWitt, commanding the western de fense area, prohibiting the sale and use of fireworks. This or der, the governor said, carries the same force and effect of law. "It should be noted," the gov ernor said, "that the sale or use of fireworks, firecrackers and even cap pistols is prohibited throughout the entire state, in cities, towns, as well .as in all areas outside Incorporated cities. Customary roadstands cannot be operated." TAKES TURN Chlcopee, Mass. (U.F1 There are more than 350,000 new tires in the U. S. Rubber company warehouses here, but when com pany officials asked the ration' ing board for permission to use four of them on a truck, they were told to have the old ones retreaded. Cocs County Added To Rental Control San Francisco, June 6 Coos county, Oregon, was added by the office of price administrr tion to its list of defense-rental areas yesterday. More than 89 million persons are now affected by the designa tion throughout the country. Price Administrator Leon Henderson recommended that rents In the Coos and 23 othei newly designated areas be re duced to levels prevailing March 1, 1942. ADAIR HIGHWAY WORK BID TERMED TOO HIGH Portland, June 5 OfV-War-important highway improve ment contracts totaling $1,300, 000 were let by the state high way commission yesterday, but a major project in the Camp Adair area was rejected on a bid of $522,918. Dm Mall Tribune want adj. rA GRAND OLD CANADIAN WHISKEY NAME SPECIALStJA BLENDED WHI5KET II " ...at. piiawiS h a . S. Lmim a limiln at mm ort Imla Siilir. jj Noul Sma Srua, mi lAieur a co, uaifia moha. nitNois wiHsT PtN 1 sat. n :00 HOW! OPEN EVERY MIGHT! Matinees Saturday and Sunday Onlyl Matinees 30c 25c-lie ..:,, At 2Sc-llc Inc. Tax Inc. Tax JACK LONDON'S Epic Story of a Hot-Blooded Renegade! Em ft It I'fiWpSS-S'-L Immortal pages wr. r&swrfsk Mil Pouring onto the screen from the 2 Action klHits! TONIGHT & SATURDAY K A LHi.iir4:f.iMr,;iarim3n:y:V.tn:ii SUN MON TUE 1 t ? I i av-i "Lawless Plainsmen" Holly's Hit r Vr L-sr :' -: v tf&3 Charles Starrett and Russell Hayden encounter difficulties in their badman clean-up in "Law less Plainsman", the two stars' newest Western thriller which plays tonight and Saturday mat inee and evening at the Holly theatre as the companion feature with Jack London s red-blooded story of "The Adventures of Martin Eden", starring Glenn Ford, Claire Trevor and Evelyn Keyes. Coast Radios Off For Second Night San Francisco, June 5 (JP) Pacific coast radio stations, si lenced for the second consecu tive night as a precautionary measure, returned to the air at 5:30 a. m. (PWT) today. A statement by the army last night said "a radio silence along the entire Pacific coast from Canada to the Mexican border was ordered at 9 p. m. Pacific Wartime, by the fourth fighter command, as a precautionary measure." CARD ROOM HABITUES TAKE TO HAYFIELDS Toppenish .Wash, June IS (JP) Persons addicted to daytime card playing in Toppenish are dealing now from the top of the (hay) stack. Card room operators reported they were closing their places during the day so long as the farm labor shortage remained acute. Roxy Thriller mmt . wr .... ! i ! vjk -J i j Robert Stock and Ann Ruth erford star with Richard Dix and Frances Farmer in "Bad lands of Dakota," two-fisted story of Deadwood City, last outpost of lawlessness, which plays tonight and Saturday only at the Roxy Theater. FOOD REQUIREMENTS COMMITTEE SELECTED Washington, June 5 (JP) War production board chairman Donald M. Nelson today created a food requirements committee under the chairmanship of Sec retary of Agriculture Wickard to control the production and allocation of all civilian and military food supplies. MIGHT BE SABOTEURS Santa Barbara, Cat. (U.R) War delivered a serious blow to "night neckers" on the high school campus. The State Guard has warned high school students there is no way they can distin guish in the dark a "necker from a saboteur and they will be obliged to act as though they were one and the same. Menus of the Day By MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE Cooking For Two Dinner Menu Flsb Shortcake Piquant Beeta Bre&4 Strawberry Jam Tomato Salad Sliced Oranges Apple Sauce Raisin Cake Coffee Fish Shortcake 3 hot large sized biscuits 1 cup creamed salmon or other fish H teaspoon salt 1 hard-cooked egg, sliced teaspoon celery salt H taspoon paprika Spilt hot biscuits. Blend Ingre dients, pour over biscuits. Replace tops and serve Immediately. Piquant Beets 1 tablespoon bacon fat I teaspoon minced onion 1 teaspoon minced parsley 1 cup diced cooked beets 3 tablespoons vinegar teaspoon sugar "King's Row" Comes to Craterian .rTr Mi t ' " Principals in the filmization of the best seller, "King's Row", coming to the Craterian Theater Sunday for three days, are Ann Sheridan, Robert Cummings and Ronald Reagon in this dram atic scene from the picture. A down-to-earth story of a small mid-western town, particu larly the story of two boys one the. "town terror", the other a well-behaved chap whose lives are dramatically interwoven, "King's Row" has received the plaudits of critics throughout the country. Betty Field, Charles Coburn, Claude Rains, Harry Davenport and many other favorites, are in the supporting cast. Bob Hope Comedy Opens Today BfcfAlnf aYir.! 'r-i rr-.rh'--i iulsBfa .wJasaasaaasaaaasasasaasasaaai Alter all the hullabaloo he's been raising about Madeleine Carroll, it's hard to understand why Bob Hope plays "hard to get' In the hilarious new hit, "My Favorite Blonde," opening a week's run today at the Rialto Theater. (Editor's note: Hope isn't playing "hard to get" he's Just slightly gaga to thing he's actually going to get kissed at last.) H teaspoon pepper Heat fat. add onion and simmer 3 minutes. Add rest of ingredients. Cook slowly untl smoking. Stir with fork. Apple Sauce Raisin Cake A tablespoons fat 1-3 cup sugar a eggs, beaten cup molasses 1 teaspoon cinnamon 4 teaspoon cloves V teaspson nutmeg 4 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon vanilla t cup strained apple sauoe (unsweetened) 9-3 cup raisins 3 cups flour 1 teaspoon soda 1 teaspoon baking powder Cream fat and sugar. Add rest of Ingredients and beat a minute. Pour into shallow pan lined with waxed paper. Bake 30 minutes In moderate oven. Serve warm or cold. To make sauce, add water to sliced applea and cook, covered, until ap ples are soft. Press through strainer. Apple Butter Whipped Cream top per Is very good on plain cake. Mil half as much apple cutter as whip ped cream and spread on top fresh white, yellow or spice cake. Serve promptly. The combination will al. so work with gingerbread or any oth er victory (low on sugar) cake. Dse MsU Tribune warn ads. LACK Or WAR ART Los Angeles, Cal. Rockwell Kent, famous artist, insists art isn't being given an adequate role in the national de fense. In a three moftth's tour of tht United States, be Insists ha has not heard a single brass band drumming up morals or single poster calculated to in spire the public to a greater effort fvA A BEST-SELLER '., jr Becomes Your I 0 j BEST. PICTURE! 3 i' .'. A picture with a Wallopl . . 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