Medford mail tribune., April 27, 1950, Image 8

EIGHT MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Thunday. April 27. 18S0
IT CAN HAPPEN
Battle Creek, Mich. U.R)
Elghteen-yer-old Patricl Ad
ams looked for i ga leak with
a match. She's recovering in a
hospital. '
Stork Talk . .
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skirts, jackets 3.50-5.95
Summer Dresses, Navy, Pas
tels, Prints 7.95
Bemberg sheers
Dotted Swiss
English Dimity
Shantung
Cotton Broadcloth
Summer Suits
Gingham 7.95
Seersucker (no Ironing)
8.95
Pastel Cabardine 10.95
Separates
Skirts 3.95
Slacks 4.95
Coats: Linen, Pique,
washable taffeta 5.95
Plaid Denim
Lingerie
Slips, two styles 2.95
Lady Madeline panties
1.65
Maternity Cowns 3.95
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225 West 6th Tel. 2-8897
Italian Girl 'Adopted'
Medford Woman
By
A Medford woman, who be
lieves that her contribution Is
only a small part of the aid that
needs to be given, nas adopted
a 10-year-old Italian girl, Anna
Maria Cappella.
The little girl's benefactor has
asked to remain unidentiliea.
Anna Is not coming to this
country nor will she be adopted
in the usual sense of the word.
Under the Foster Parents' Plan
for War Children, the Medford
woman has agreed to contribute
$15 per month for at least a
year toward Anna's support.
In return the Medford woman
has received a photograph of the
girl and there will be correspon
dence between the two through
the plan office.
On of 9 Children
Anna's plight is similar to that
of many children in Europe.
She is one of nine children of a
family and lives in the Nomen
tana colony. During the occupa
tion her father was taken by the
Germans for slave labor and was
never heard of again.
Her mother has tried to care
for the children as best she can
and works, when she can, as a
farmhand for 50 cents a day.
The work is in summer and the
family live in destitution in
winter. The house is only a poor
hut of earth without electric
lights or water. There are not
enough beds, and all members
of the family have insufficient
food and clothing.
Gel Necessities
One of the boys is mutilated.
Anna's mother appealed to the
Plan for aid, and now Anna and
her sister live in the Nomentana
colony. For the first time they
are receiving the necessities of
life.
117 So. Central
Telephone 2-6241
WARD WEEK
Ends Saturday
LAST 2
HDAYS
PARK VIEW NURSING HOME
906 West Main Street
Medford, Oregon Phone 2-6938
Completely equipped Nursing Home for chronic and
convalescents. Hot water heat throughout building.
Licensed by the State of Oregon.
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Registered Nurse in Charge
ANNA MARIE CAPPELLA
Medford Woman Adopts Her
Anna, Plan officers said, is
motherly and worried about the
welfare of her sister. She would
like to learn fancy knitting.
To aid children such as Anna,
the Foster Parents Plan began
operation 13 years ago. In those
years it has helped 60,000 chil
dren. It is now operating in
England, France, Belgium, Hol
land, Czechoslovakia, Italy,
Greece and China.
The Medford woman said she
signed up after reading a Plan
advertisement in Time magazine.
Washington Legion
Service Officer Here
Camp White, Apr. 27 Henry
W. Cooke, assistant service of
ficer for the American Legion's
department of Washington,
arrived at Camp White Monday
and will remain through Friday
attending to Washington mem
bers' affairs. Cooke's trip to
White is the first from his office
and was made because 20 per
cent of the members are from
that state.
The Job of a service officer is
to assist veterans in filing
claims represent them before a
rating board and advise and
assist in obtaining evidence for
claims. They also advise on in
surance problems, and assist
widows and families in filing
and processing claims for pen
sions and insurance.
Manager Paul Hatton conduc
ted Cooke throughout all of
Camp White's facilities.
"If you have a service con
nected' disability," 'Conke said,
don't wait 20 years before filing
a claim. Do it now, particularly
the younger vetenn, and this
may save a lot of grief in years
come."
WEATHER
By United Press
Northern California: Partly
cloudy today, tonight and Fri
day except occasional light rain
from Ukiah and Red Bluff north.
High fog along coast south of
San Francisco. Cooler in interior.
West to northwest wind 15-30
MPH off coast.
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Milkman Said Short
On Cream Deliveries j
Milwaukee, Wis., Apr. 27
(U.R) A restaurant owner charg-'
ed today that a milkman made
$3,500 by holding out on the ;
cream. But the milkman said he !
only made $350.
Restaurateur Denny Holland
had police ready when Milkman
Harold McCarthy, 48. arrived
yesterday and presented a check
for four quarts of cream. The de
tectives looked in the refriger
ator and discovered he had de
livered only two quarts.
McCarthy admitted that he
had padded his bill for six
months and made $350 on the
deal. Holland, however, charged
the milkman had been doing it
for seven years and had made
himself $3,500. He swore out a
warrant charging McCarlhy with
taking money under false pretenses.
Boy Scout News
Cub Pack 40, Central Point
The Cub scouts planning com
mittee and den mothers and
officers of Pack 40, Central
Point, met at the IOOF hall
there recently. The following
women were assigned as den
mothers: Mrs. Fountain, Den 1;
Mrs. Sawtoll, Den 2; Mrs. Ber
nard, Den 3; Mrs. Hays, Den 4:
Mrs. Barns. Den 5: Mrs. Young.
Den fi: Mrs. Winetrout, Den 7;
and Mrs. Arnold, Den 8.
There are now 50 cubs in the
newly organized pack.
Salem, Ore., Apr. 27 'U.R)
The county court is considering
a proposed site for a Marion
county fair grounds just north
of Woodburn.
Tokyo. Apr. 27 (U.R) An
earthquake shook cities on the
main Japanese island of Honshu
today, but no major damage was
reported.
IOOF Observes
131st Anniversary
Of Order's Birth
The 131st anniversary of Odd
Fellowship In the United States
was observed by a large gather
ing of Odd Fellows, Rebekahs
and friends at the Medford lodge
this week.
After a short business meeting
Tuesday, the crowd was enter
tained by Mr, and Mrs. J. C.
Hanson with several musical
numbers. Eve Prentice present
ed Carol, Delores and Douglas
Davis in several instrumental
and vocal numbers. Sandra Bux
ton and Sharon Roberts, a pair
of eight and nine year olds, drew
applause with their accordions
as did Daye Ward and Larry
Mattheison.
GivM Talk
ifie Rev. A. J. Hanby gave a
talk on the history of Odd Fel
lowship since its founding in the
United States in 1819.
Gordon Greenwood presented
a group of Boy scouts, who out
lined the trip which selected
scouts will enjoy this summer to
the east coast on their annual
national jamboree.
Following entertainment in
the lodge hall, the crowd ad
journed to the dining room
where a huge birthday cake was
served with ice cream and cof
fee. PAY CHECKS DEADLY
Oklahoma City (U.R) Okla
homa highway patrol officials
say pay day is the most danger
our day of the month to drive a
car in Oklahoma. Chief Ralph
Thompson said more traffic
deaths occur on the third day
of the month, just after many
employees are paid, than any
other day.
ON HONOR ROLL
Corvallls, Apr. 27 Four Ore
gon State college student from
the Medford area were among
those listed in the winter term
honor roll just released by the
registrar. Making grade point
averages of 3.50 (B plus) or
above were Walter E. Rein and
John E. Ousterhout. both agri
culture senior from Eagle Point;
Bud S. Weisbrod, liberal arts
freshman, Eagle Point; and
David W. Blair, engineering
sophomore, Rogue River.
Fruitless Search
Made for Submarine
Norfolk, Va Apr. 27 (U.R)
Atlantic fleet headquarters re
ported today that a 'fruitless
search was made Monday and
Tuesday off the Maine coast,
after a civilian reported seeing
something he thought was a sub
marine. "The navy went out to Inves
tigate and found nothing," a
spokesman said. "That's all there
was to it."
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Vi leaipoon salt
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2 tablespoons butter or margarine
Cook 2 minutes more, remove from heat and add
Vi cup strained lemon juice
1 teaspoon grated lemon rind
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
Take out 1 cupful filling and set aside to cool. To remaining hot filling add
1 tablespoon granulated gelatine, softened in
Vi cup cold water
Stir until gelatine dissolves, then blend in
1 cup table cream
Cool and when mixture begins to jell, fold in
2 egg whites, stiffly beaten
Pour mixture into
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Vi cup shortening
Vi teaspoon salt
3 tablespoons cold water
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