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SIX MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUHK Thursday. March 8. 1952 '7h ir : ' i (-1 Y ' ''-"! t ' fyf ''r V -o : rsS ! mU'-. .Jill DEMANDING "JUSTICE" In case of son, Pfc. Warren McConneQ, 19, sentenced to 10 years for sleeping on Korean guard duty, Porsey McConnell clenches fist while wife, Violet, holds box of cake sent to Warren in Korea but returned stamped "whereabouts unknown." Alloway, N. J. couple want case reopened. (International) Time Running Out for Mac To Take Name Off Ballot Salem (U.R) Time is running out on Gen. Douglas MacAr thur's chances of having his name removed from the Oregon primary ballot as candidate for the Republican nomination for president. Attorney General George Neuner has ruled that his name must remain on, under a ruling of Oregon law made by the State Supreme Court In 1916, although MacArthur has per sonally requested that his name be withdrawn. Court Order Necessary Neuner said only a court or der could get MacArthur's name off the ballot, and there, too, time is running out. The deadline for filing for office in Oregon is next Friday, March 7. The State Election Bureau must mail a certifica tion of ballot information to each of Oregon's 36 counties by March 15. March 21 Deadline After that a court could order a candidate's name off the ballot until the ballots are printed by each county, or up to March 21. Even after that a court could order printed ballots destroyed and new ones printed up to five days before the election in this case May 16, the day of Ore gon's primary. But Dave O'Hara, head of the State Election Bu reau told the United Press Wed nesday that no such order has ever been made in Oregon. Five days before the election, county clerks must turn over all ballots printed and all other election equipment and supplies for polling places to the sheriffs for delivery to officials of elec tion boards. And once that is done, not even a court could order the name of a candidate removed or ballots destroyed. The Grange Regular meeting of Roxy Ann Grange Friday, March 7. An interesting program has been planned, that will be of interest to all Grangers. We would like to have a good turn out. Also would like to remind all Grangers to bring in all of their sales slips. Serving committee will be Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cherry, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Moffatt and Mr. and Mrs. Les Shaw. Grangers are reminded that Saturday, March 8, is regular Grange party, night. TOO BIG FOR FIDO" Camden, Me. (U.R) The Penobscot Cabin company, man ufacturer of prefabricated dog kennels, specializes in protect ing Fido from wind and rain. Its president, Henry Bickford, said he wonders about all those requests for "the full-sized model." Bickford said, it's big enough to accommodate a man, hence not cozy. IEMON PIE Perfect for Springtime. A magical, self-forming, two-textured filling ... a sponge-like top above a smooth, creamy custard. 3gg 1 tup Beet Sugar 2 tbtp. alt-purpete flour 1 cup milk 4 tbips. lemon juice In mix in g bowl, beat egg whites J until stiff: set aside. -.' In a larger bowl, beat yolks j until thick and lemon-colored. To yolks, slowly add sugar, flour, then milk and lemon juice, beating until well mixed (batter gets very thin). Fold-stir in egg whites until they become tiny white puffs in the batter. Pour fillinu info Q.innK un baked pie shell. Bake in a hot oven (400 F.) 10 min. Reduce hoat In mnrfor. ate (350 F.) for 35 min. or. umu sneu is golden brown. Remove from oven. Cool com pletely. Serves six. 6 3 6 I -Otto lEfacs'Q v leftover pastry scraps, cut out 6 daffodils for Spring, or shamrocks for St Pat rick's Day (March 17th), and dust with yellow or green colored sugar. Bake on ungreased cookie sheet in very hot oven (450 F.) about 7 minutes. Cool on cake rack. Place one atop each serving of pie. To color sugar. Blend 12 drops food color ing with cup Beet Sugar. .Let dry on wax paper. 6 To prevent runovor. make edge of pie into a "stand up" collar; fit pastry into pie pan; trim it in. . beyond pan edge. Fold overhang under to build up edge; crimp. Expect the filling to lose its puffy roundness. This type of pie is supposed to "flatten." Here's the easy way for wonder fully flaky, tender crust every time. Makes 2 shells or 1 double crust for 9-inch pie. In a bowl, stir-cut 1 cup short ening into Vi cup boiling water. Add. all at once. 3 cups sifted all-purpose flour and 1 tea spoon salt Mix ingredients together until well combined. Chill before using. Bring out the best in your baking with pure Beet Sugar. CONSUME! SHVltt WESTIH MIT SUCM MOMKEK, IMC f.O. Ux 3iH. im fraarisc r.Ca(ibrM Pedestrian Control Legislation Urged . Detroit (U.R) An insurance official ' says al communities should toughen up their pedes trian control laws because pedes trians are responsible for many automobile accidents. Walter E. Otto, president of the Michigan Mutual Liability company, says many pedestrians are careless or reckless. "They cross against red lights, step from between parked cars, or without waiting for a reason able traffic opening," Otto says. "Pedestrian control legislation, adequately enforced, is the only answer." Blood Affected in Animals Exposed To Atom Radiation Los Angeles (U.R) Atomic bomb field tests have proved that an iron-bearing protein is released into the blood streams of animals exposed to atomic radiation, sometimes causing in ternal hemorrhaging, it was dis closed Wednesday. The discovery first was made by Drs. Thomas J. Haley and Richard F. Filey of the atomic energy project of the University of California at Los Angeles Medical Center in 1951. Rati, Dogs Affected They discovered that the pro tein, called ferritin, was released in the blood streams of rats exposed to x-ray radiation. Identical effects were found in dogs exposed to atom bomb explosions, they revealed. , Haley said the radiation caused paralysis of the peripher al vascular blood circulation, causing the liver to release ab normal amounts of ferritin, which is associated with the iron transport system in the body. ' Upsets Blood Stream Release of the ferritin upsets LINKED BY WIRELESS Birmingham, Ala. (U.R) Every day when U. S. Court Clerk Charles , B. Crow gets home from the . office' he sits down for a chat with his son, who lives a thousand miles away. 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