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TWO MEDFORD (OHEGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Thursday, June 19. 19S2 i 3 - t: J V 4 4 1 (HHMBiaJ VICTIM OF AGGRESSION This Swedish Air Force Catalhia, which was shot down by two Soviet jet fighter planes while on a rescue mission, sinks Into the Baltie Sea. Two rubber boats carry surviv ors in liin German freighter Muensterland. Seven crewmen, including two wounded, were saved. A Nichols1 Worth of Comment On This and That BY HARMAN W. NICHOLS United Praia Featura Write Washington U.F I met a man who is on his way to Great Britain n show the British how to cook a Tex as steer. Buster C. Shely didn't have the long horn with him, but you could tell he halls from the big gest state. He had on narrow toed, high heol boots, a 10'A gallon hat, and toted a couple of six-shooters empty. This whole stunt started when Dr. James A. Hundley, Bethesda, Md., took a trip to Britain. While there he was the guest of John H. Mason, the dean of Cam bridge university. Harmon Nichols tUf IS TASTIER! ... l&tq is tops p3 I Kill linl', if 1 1 K&KteM Packed wiih extra rich net i.. .exira teitl Magic "flavor factor", wins everyone who trit Tn dfirn... :-f thia diffrrtni drm 'A- ing nowl IT1 THRIrTY, TOO T&ttq Dr. Mason told him that every 100 years in his vicinity they have a feast which is called "roasting of the ox." Long-Time Performance This sort of performance has been going on for 600 years. This time the feast was sched uled for a place called Corpus Christ! same as the town down Texas way. Dr. Mason was lamenting the fact that there weren't any oxen around on account of meat ra tioning In Britain. Well, Dr. Hundley had an idea. He got hold of the Cham ber of Commerce at Corpus Christ!, Tex. That was some time back. Without delay a tenderized steer was on Its way to Corpus Christ!, Eng. No Cooking Knowledge Dean Mason, when he receiv ed the steer, cabled Texas and said he was grateful, but added that he didn t know how to cook the thing. That s where our man Shely came Into the picture. He took off for England by air Wednes day, recipe in luggage. The Chamber of Commerce sent the steer and the Corpus Christi Lions club sent Shely. In case you ever want to cook a steer, here's what you do as Shely will June 31: First you put the thing in an open pit, light a fire under it and let it simmer for 12 hours over a slow coal fire, making lure that the flames do not lick the flesh. On the side, after it's ready to eat, the thing to do Is to dish up some Texas beans and some po tato salad. Also some pickles and raw onions. "The real secret, though," says tho Texas chef, "Is In the sauce." It's going to remain a secret, too a Texas' secret for Shely isn't talking. Dead line Sunday ClasnlfiMa ii at S:So p.m. for following day; 10 a.m. Monday for Monday; noon Saturday for Sunday a.m. Strawberries are here! Make JAM and JELLY with SURE-JELL pectin today! You get finer, real fresh-fruit flavor with Sure-Jell. Here's why: Ona-mlnute boll saves precious Juice and flavor I Coded (or fraahnaaa you know Sure-Jell la fresh I 60 kitchan-teatad recipaa for perfect results follow reenva exactly! Highly concentrated a ndtural fruit pectin product! A Fradati l laoartJ Mud 1 HOMEMADE JAMS AND JELLIES- Taste best . . . Cost less! indicating to imple- John Day, committee, Proposal Studied To Group Oregon's Vehicle Statutes Salem (U.R) A proposal to have all of Oregon's motor ve hicle laws under the administra tion of one department instead of four or five as at present is being studied by the highway legislative interim committee. The committee agreed to make the study and asked the state code revision council to prepare a brief amendments needed ment the plan. . Hearings Planned Sen. Elmo Smith, chairman of the stressed that the group had tak en no decisive action on the plan but would hold further hearings. When a plan is agreed upon the committee will draft legislation to be presented to the 1953 legis lature. One plan being studied would create a new department of ve hicles, as several other states have. If this is done, administra tion of motor vehicle .laws now done by the secretary of state's office, public utility commission er, state highway commission and state police would be trans ferred to the new department. Some committee members ex pressed belief such an arrange ment would be more economical than the present setup and would mean more and better service for the motoring public. Turtles Help Out Three Rivers, Mich. (U.R) A variation of the "Tortoise and the Hare" theme was revived here. The Junior Chamber of Commerce and the Lions club sponsored a turtle derby to raise money to help pay for an ambu lance for the fire department. Of 1048 traffic accidents fatal to pedestrians, 80 per cent of the victims were either under 10 or over 55 years of age. TRIANGLE for Top Production at Less Cost" 'I hivfl ud Triangle Feedi lot iU yeira, both Poultry and Dairy. I believe that there ii no feed made that will give you better retulti or U more economical than Triangle. I would advise any poultry man or dairyman to try Triangle Feeds if he it looking (or top production tt leaa coat." Rt 2, tilverton. OrefoA ForYear-'round Maximum Egg Production Fend TRIANGLE XJRA Egg Producer Th rtcordt of many hundred, of successful poultrymen ihow that Trianjla X-TRA Ejj Producer jritld. mora tags p dollar of food cost. Thil feed ii carefully balanced to maintain bodily health and fur. Aish an abundance of ess making Ingredient.. Maih or pellet form. l.'.IIW.'t.MA K E. SAMSON COMPANY 4th and Front I. ItU M tM '( ft I Success Reported ' By Commission in Foster Child Case Four foster children have proven to the Jackson County Public Welfare commission workers that the foster home program is worthwhile. Just after the depression of 1934, four unkempt, dirty, chil dren were found crying for food in a boarded-up shack In an iso lated area of Jackson county. The oldest girl, who was just seven years old, was trying to feed the family. Their mother sat in the corner, withdrawn from the group, mentally ill, and unable to help them, The father lacked responsibility, and would leave the shack for days at a time. Kept Together Finding them in such a state, the commission assisted the chil dren, ranging in age from three to seven, for four years. During this time, the family was kept together. But In 1938 the moth er was committed to an Institu tion for the mentally 111, and the father was unable to care for them. So the welfare commission started looking for a foster home which would take in all four of the children. A woman in the same vicinity said she would take two, but the commission wanted to keep them together, and finally convinced the wo man and her husband that they could raise all four with the financial help of Jackson county taxpayers. Receive Training Their foster parents then be gan to instill principles and moral attitudes in them which they had not received in their former home. Many times their foster mother visited Mrs. Blanche D. Lyman, administra tor of the Public Welfare com mission seeking advice. She found that four children, who had received no previous train ing, were often a heavy load. When the oldest boy began to get out of control,, the family moved, hoping that a new en vironment would help him. Jackson county still supported them, even when they went to another county, for the commis sion kept the responsibility for these children. Plan Successful Mrs. Lyman reported yster day that the family has been a success. The oldest girl gradu ates from college next fall, after putting herself through school. Her slsttfr is also working her way through college. Now the boy, who had been a problem at first, is in the service with a rat ing after graduating from high PEERING INTENTLY through binoculars, Gen. Mark W. Clark views enemy lines from 25th Infantry Division observation post In Korea. It was his first Inspection tour of 25th positions since he as sumed command of Far East area recently. ffntarTiationolJ Pink and White Nightgowns Being Worn by June Brides New York (U.R) June brides are stuffing their trousseaus with pink and white nightgowns by the dozen this month and Gladys Murray says she is thankful to see the end of an era In which married women slept In the tops of their hus band's pajamas or nothing at all. Trends Noted She said women go through what her sleepwear Industry calls a "Who Cares Decade" every time world affairs get too turbulent. By all odds the worst of them was during and Just after World War II. The pendu lum Is swinging back once more and husbands will soon be able to claim both ends of their sleep ing gear, she promised. "Under ideal conditions, there are three distinct phases In a woman's sleeping life," the brown-eyed authority explained, "The school age, when pajamas are sensibly efficient and practical, the first 25 years of marriage, In which nightgowns are more appropri ate from both comfort and psy chological standpoints, and the last years of life when pajamas again are most practical." Becomes Pretty Hopeless As research director and a de slnger for the Nitkraft Com pany, Miss Murray said she was school. The youngest boy will enter college this fall on a schol arship. Their "mother" says she has been repaid many timet for the work she put in raising foster children. MEW "IVONDER-iMESH" IH eo'vaiexT taaa, thi t.e.a co..CMieao, ikl..to0MOtftMtirt.a r. m.itufpy. nta. u.e. ur. err. ""M y ill . J r . i A f NEVER STAINS NEVER CORRODES, NEVER SMELLS MAKES DISHWASHING EASIER THAN EVER BEFORE Won't scratch even Aneit chine. Uii TUFF Y to icrape diehet before washing; in the dithpen In place of of fj diehrage. Cleans fist! tuffy takes off sticky foods from silverware in no time, is safe for any surface. Gentle to your bands, toot Never StalnS dr.lnbo.rds. never corrodes. Use TUFFY to scrub crusted casseroles or mixing bowls. Then rinse clean as new. Never smells '.ran altar tiardaat uaal TUFFY claana off tnuihiaat fooda. rat It navar holda arrapa: atava frtah. aanitarr. expected to keep an eye on trends and try to bend them in the correct direction. But it all becomes pretty hopeless at times. "For instance, I personally deplored the idea of matched pajamas for a husband and wife . . , It was quite a rage there for a while . , , But I couldn't seem to convince women that dressing exactly like their mates at bed time was of dubious value." However,, recent films show ing Rita Hayworth, Gloria De Haven and Elizabeth Taylor in nighties so fluffy the girls look ed like big pieces of strawberry shortcake turned the tide. "Let me emphasize that I think paJama are very good Idea for college girls," Miss Mur ray said. "As for wives sleeping in the raw. well, you couldn't Imagine a more Illogical attt than that." ELEPHANTS ARE ADMIR Lincoln, Neb. (U.R, i twin elephants arrived here Slam for an appearance witl Shrine circus, Gov. Val PeteJ made them admirals in the mi ical Nebraska Navy, then nj them mascots for good mea V THE NEW Smheatn COOKER & ENEEP FRYER Exclusive COOK-GUIDE Accurate Thermostatic Control with ( "Simmer" Range Lightweight Large In Capacity large. New-type Fry-Basket mBlf The new Sunbeam Cooker at Deep Fryer does MORE things EASIEl and BETTER gives you many exclusive advantages- great J usefulness. Uit it tveryday for delicious DEEP-FRIiU potatoei chicken, douehnuts, sea-foods, etc. Use it everyday to COOK po roast, stewed meats and chicken, soups, vegetables, fruit am casserole dishes. Ideal as a chafing dish, steamer, bun-warmer an corn-popper. NO end to its usefulness. Just set the precision thermolj stat and let the Sunbeam take over. No guesswork. No bothccT Come in and see it. Feldman & Olson U 9,1 ELECTRIC 237 EAST MAIN STORE PHONE 2-2456 mm HOLLOW-GROUND SAW-TOOTH EDGE lor slicing breod,eake cold (neat, and for cut ring through grltlle. HOLLOW-GROUND STRAIGHT EDGE for eoiy slicing of ho roaili and fowL . FLEXIBLE 9" BLADE lor cutting orovnd GLEAMING NON-TARNISH NON-RUST BLADE OF TEMPERED STAINLESS STEEL MADE BT FAMED WASHINGTON FORGE (wiiiiguiiM yuururt teed of your money bock. NON-LOOSENING BLADE Solid broti riveted to handle. CorrOMoivfreel GENUINE ROSEWOOD HANDLE mm . 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