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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 22, 1954)
1 'iZzZy&i.,- -urn WAIT THEIR TURN Homicide detectives RnW Schottke deft) and Patrick Garea who SlSnted to TWf1?- S.1 Sheppard aftSr Se'SgllaS July 4, look over evidence papers in Cleveland courtroom wmle waiting to take the witness stand. t A Nichol's Worth of . . . Comment On This and That By HARMAN W. NICHOLS United Prwf Feature Writer Mr I ML Washington U.R) Tinley Daly was saying that about the only thing the modem woman 53 has to fuss over for Thanksglv ing dinner now is the chestnut dressing. Mary has done a lot of fussing dur- ing many a Thanksgiving and a quick look at her Human NichoU fine, large brood is evidence that she knows how to stir the pot and saw up a turkey. If you don't believe it, drop in on her some Thanskgiv- ing and look at tne neauny cheeks of her offspring. And if she isn't busy in the. kitchen or turning out copy for the Catho lic Standard or one of the maga zines, she might find time to serve you the spiced up part that went over the fence last, or a ieg plus soxie of that dress: Ing. , . . . - J, In Olden Days , Mrs. Daly, whose husband John Jay Daly, incidentally, once was named father of the year, noted that our forefathers and fore great-great-great, etc., And fore-grandmothers used to spend days preparing the feast of Thanksgiving. Today, Mary mentioned what We all know. All you have to do Is to go to a super market and everything, including the tur key comes packaged and ready for a little heat underneath. The makings of the pie, mince or pumpkin, can be found in a can. Or it you like store-bought pies they are yours at the bak ery counter. ,. . Chestnut Dressing "It's all too easy nowadays," Mary said. "But at our house we realize that the turkey is served at other- times of the year, too. So we concentrate on what is left of the good old days that chestnut dressing. Want to hear my recipe?" . I sure did and here it is: "Just boil a pound or so of chestnuts, for about 15 minutes," Mrs. Daly said. "Then peel the skins off and while they are still hot, push them through a sieve or colander. Add them to the dressing. You can make your own dressing toasted bread broken up and mixed with cel ery and onions plus plenty of butter. Put in a bit of sage, cel ery dried parsley, and a half teaspoon of baking powder to keep the dressing light." Magic Eye Replaces Eagle Eye Inspection Milwaukee ttJ.PJ The Vet erans Administration has come up with a "magic eye" in inspec tion of documents for irregulari ties. The VA said the new elec tronic eye could easily spot scratch-outs, obliterations, eras ures and the like in the docu ments relating to VA-adminis-tered benefits for veterans and their families. Previously the VA depended on eye. detection or a costly and time-consuming process of infra red photography, often with in conclusive results. The VA said that the new "eye" can imme diately spot any irregularities whether in ink, pencil or typing. Under the device, which looks like a television camera, tam pered portions of papers stand out in strong contrast. If a signa ture has been changed, the origi nal signature will stand out clearly. , :. The device, according to the VA, was adapted from the infra red "magic eye" used on world war II sniper rifles with built-in telescopes. School Pupils Match Pictures for Bus Kansas City, Mo. (U.F9- If pupils of the first three grides of the rural Rock Creek school can match pictures, they can catch the right school bus. It works like this: Each pupil wears a big, shiny button upon which is a bright picture of a tiger or a dog or some other animal. Buses serv ing the district also bear the pictures. Match the two . and you've got a bus thai will take you home. THRU-EXPRESS SERMGB to Thisisyhat you pay $ 40 PIUS FEDERAL TAX - from Medford Return Trip 20 LESS... on Round-Trip Tieketsl This is what ypagef... Hk Choice; of 3 Daily Thro-Exprass Schedules to San Diego rfc Straight-Through travel . . . v No change of !ws 4r baggage Choice of Routes. Go one way, return another , "cAir Suspension Ride -KScenery atits best J. A. Tomjack i 212 N. Barttett Phone 2-2202 Store's Stock Dates Back To Another Era Honoye Falls, N. Y. U.F0 Need a walnut-finished folding bathtub, or a lamplighter? How about some gaslight fixtures, a bellows duster or an 1881 wash ing machine. . All these from the bowler-and-bustle era are still in stock at the Pride - Hardware Co. here, a 115-year-old - business operated by Jack Perrigo and Les Whit ing. " - Some of the items in the store date back to Asa Pride, who started the business and oper ated it until he died in 1886. Whiting's wife is Asa Pride's great-granddaughter. . A few of the items have been setting around so long that things have happened to them. For example, a family of wasps recently set up housekeeping in the bellows duster. And some- Waldport School Damaged by Flames Waldport (U.R) An esti mated $10,000 damage was caused by a fire which yester day gutted a shop building at Waldport high school. . Fire Chief Wes Kirkland said the fire apparently was started by an electrical oven which had been left turned on during the weekend. The fire was discover ed at 8:15 a.m., and was extin guished ! an hour later. Kirkland said the shop equip ment was destroyed in the blaze and the high school music room, which adjoined, suffered water damage. The loss was covered by insurance. one sawed the handle off the lighter designed to touch off street gas lamps. Aii Force Deserter Confesses Slaying Saranac Lake, N". Y. (U.R) Maj. James A. Call,, an Air Force deserter, has confessed the murder of a policeman at Lake Placid in a furious gunbattle last August and will be arraigned on a charge of first degree murder, state police said Saturday. Call confessed he killed Pa trolman Richard Pelkey and wounded two others when ' he was surprised during a burglary and then walked about 300 miles through the rugged Adirondack mountains to escape one of the biggest manhunts in New York state's history. " He was captured in Reno, Nev., last week in a burglary investigation and returned to New York after a sharp eyed newspaper reporter noticed Call Monday. November 22, 1954 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNS NOfB APPOINTS JUSTICE Salem (U.R) Gov. Paul L. Patterson said Saturday he has appointed Roy H. Brown of Brookings as Justice of the peace, Curry county, district No. 1, to serve until his suc cessor is elected and qualified. Brown . succeeded Charles S. Schaal, resigned. BIO TOE FREED Boston J.R) Police freed Peter Gianini Sunday. 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