Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 29, 1958, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textir In the Day's Hews By FRANK JENKINS At his press conference in Washington, President Eisen hower said he will- 1. Do some campaigning this summer. 2. In his campaign talks, he will stress the necessity for cutting the deficit and putting the economy on a sound, healthy basis. 3. Study every major item of a forthcoming governmen tal budget to see if it can be CUT for the benefit of Am erica. TTMMMMM. AA He .nust have been reading Charles Dickens' Da vid Copperfield, in which Mister Micawber offers this irreproachable fiscal advice; Annual income twenty pounds, annual expenditure nineteen nineteen six (mean mg 19 pounds, 19 shillings and sixpence) result HAPPI NESS. Annual income twenty pounds, annual expenditure twenty pounds ougt and six, result MISERY." r ' YOU are familiar with uaviu copperfield. you will recall that Mister Mic awber was an IRREPRES SIBLE SPENDTHRIFT who talked ECONOMY every time he could get anybody to listen. That's about the pattern of our modern fiscal politics. A T HIS press conference, Ike said he felt there was a tendency in the recent con gress to spend more money generally than he had recom mended. Let's hew to the line and let the chips fall where they may. It is undoubtedly true that in the recession period of this year of 1958 the ten dency of the congress has been to spend more than the President has recommended. But- Throughout his second ad ministration Ike has tended to recommend more spending than conservative thinkers have felt to ' be sound and wise. rpHE period covered by the session of the congress that has just adjourned has been a period of recession. In periods of recession, there is a general desire to MAKE BUSINESS BETTER so that the recession will end and prosperity will return. There is a widespread belief ' in Yt III Bela Vartja knows the price of freedom. He escaped from behind the Iron Curtain . . . leaving his family, his home, his belongings behind him. But 70,000,000 people like Varga still remain behii. in the oppressed countries of Eastern Europe. They will drown in the flood of Red lies, restrictions, distor tions unless you help. For, word of freedom can only come to them in one way: from stations like those of Radio Free Europe. Every day, every hour, the 29 super-powered transmitters of this freedom network Thasa broadcasting tubes wear out fast . . . COSt thou sands of dollars to replace. Help us buy more! Give now! ill 4 llij W'iS till if., mi'Mi I teilfi - 1 If 1,1- CALIFORNIA BEAUTY QUEEN Dark-eyed Raquel Tejada of La Jolla was crowned Maid of California by Governor Knight at the opening of the State Fair in Sacramento. Miss Tejada is 17 years old, weighs 117, is 5'6" tall, and measures 35-23-35. She won over other entrants from 43 California counties. THEY'D PREFER DONKEYS Jackson, Miss. - (UPD - Leaders of Mississippi's "Dol lars For Democrats" drive are planning to change the wallpaper, in. a local hotel room they are using for head quarters. The paper is deco rated with elephants. The town hall at Shakes peare's birthplace, Stratford-on-Avon, records all town of ficials since 1553. these days that big govern ment spending makes busi ness better. It's an intriguing theory. But don't forget this funda mental fact: Heavy government spend ing means heavy government taxing. The money govern ment takes out of your pocket in the form of taxes is no longer in your pocket FOR YOU TO SPEND. "SMS 4fiS FREEDOM IS NOT FREE! Ycur dollars are needed to keep RADIO FREE EUROPE on 3" s T . JUL m Ho outs freedom on tba air Your truth dollars pay the salaries of dozens of tech nicians like him. Are you giving? Do it today! MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Multnomah Fire Chief Collapses Gresham, Ore. - (UPD - Glen Harold Ferrington, chief of Multnomah county fire dis trict 14, collapsed and died Thursday while fighting a barn fire east of here. The 54-year-old Ferrington, of Springdale, died of a heart attack while running from a Gresham fire truck to the blaze, which was on the Har vey Anderson farm about three miles east of Gresham. He is survived by his wife, Aino, two sons, and three brothers. First drive-in . auto service station was believed to be one established in St. Louis in 1905. It was at the" plant of the Automobile Gasoline company in St. Louis. are at work, overpowering Red efforts at "jamming,'' slashing through Red lies, renewing hope that free dom will some day return behind the Iron Curtain. What you must do : Radio Free Europe is a private organization supported by the American people. Your, dollars are needed to help operate its trans mitters, pay for equipment, supplies, announcers and news analysts. Remember: Freedom is not free! Send your truth dollars today to .Crusade for Freedom, care of your local Postmaster. Yob dollar pays for on miliar of broadcasting timo. Give now to spread the word of freedom be hind the Iron Curtain! Feeding the Family By ZOLA Food Try These New Green Bean Ways Green beans are a snap to do in so many good ways. They're very low in calories, too. Cook them quickly. Whole snap beans cook in 15 to 30 minutes; cut beans cook in ilO to 15 minutes, and French style (sliced length wise) cook in 8 to 12 minutes. For a simple but delectable sauce, saute one-fourth cup chopped onions in two table spoons of butter. Add two tablespoons sour cream and stir into hot green beans. For a different flavor, stir a little horseradish into the buttered beans and sprinkle with chopped hard - cooked eggs. Stir a little dill, rosemary or other favored herbs into mayonnaise, add a generous squeeze of fresh lemon or lime and top each serving of green beans. A thin cheese sauce with or without diced pimientos gives flavor excitement to green beans. Simply dress green beans with seasoned sour cream and sprinkle a few slivered al monds over or add " sliced mushrooms. If canned mush rooms are used, be sure to add their liquor to the cook ing water for extra flavor. Spiced Lemonade No one ever heard of a pic nic without lemonade. Here's a spicy one. To dress it up, freeze some of the lemonade in refrigerator ice cube trays with whole cloves afloat. For each six to eight glass es of lemonade, boil three fourth cup sugar and three fourth cup water about five minutes. Combine one cup of this syrup with 12 whole cloves, one three-inch stick cinnamon; cook five minutes, then strain. Add juice of six lemons and one quart water. Chill. Pour over ice cubes in glasses. Cinnamon Peaches. These are both pretty and delicious. Make a syrup with sugar, red cinnamon candies and syrup drained from canned cling peach halves. Heat the peach es in the cinnamon syrup un til they're bright red. Seasoned Baked Beans Festive Main Dish Simple but savory fixings make a main dish feast of canned baked beans to serve the air! is Send your troth dollars to CRUSADE FREEDOM Care of local Postmaster VINCENT Editor with a salad and crisp rolls followed by fresh fruit. Mus tard, catsup, molasses. Tabas co and pari drippings from the fried pork make a medley of spicy flavor. Thrifty, too! Six servings. 34 pound salt pork 2 1-pound cans baked beans 1 tablespoon prepared mus tard - J2 cup catsup W cup molasses Va teaspoon Tabasco Cut salt pork into six slices and fry over medium heat about 15 minutes. Combine two tablespoons -of the pan drippings, baked beans, mus tard, catsup, molasses and Tabasco. Turn into individual j casseroles or big baking dish. Arrange salt pork slices on top. Reserve remaining pan drippings for cooking fat. Bake in moderate oven, 375 degrees, 30 minutes, to an hour dependent on size of casseroles or casserole. Peach Fluff Success of this otherwise quick dessert depends on its being thoroughly chilled when served. Another good way to enjoy plentiful luscious peaches. Add one-half cup powder ed sugar to one cup thick cream; stir until sugar is dis solved. Add two stiffly beat en egg whites. Place sliced peaches in a dish, sprinkle with another half cup pow dered sugar; cover with cream mixture and chill. Or gently fold sliced peaches into creamy mixture and chill thoroughly. Versatile Franks There's many a good thing to do jvith frankfurters be sides sticking them in a bun. Mix sliced frankfurters with macaroni for a savory bake. Cook frankfurter 'slices with green beans in lieu of salt pork. Halve and grill them with baked beans. Put franks through meat grinder, add relish and mustard for a good sandwich. Cut them into slices and add to any thick soup. Dice them into potato salad. Pretty, Practical Paper Products Are Labor Savers A little planning and con siderable do-it-yourself on the part of the rest of the family can make this a holiday from labor for Mother, too. Biggest time saver we know of is to banish dish washing by simple expedient of putting in a good supply of pretty, practical, inexpensive paper' plates, dishes, cups and other para phernalia for quick disposal. Paper products come in all sizes, now appear on the best dressed tables morning, noon and night and at snacking time, expertly engineered for every use. Least expensive are un coated hard - surfaced round paper plates in several sizes, in gleaming white, in gay colors and in colorful designs; perfect for sandwiches, cook ies, cakes and other non-moist foods. For steak, spaghetti, baked beans and similar food, the answer is sturdy plastic-coated high style plates that are moisture and grease - proof. Then there are compartment ed rectangular trays for cafeteria-style meals and foil-cov ered "silver" plates of ele gance. Put in plenty of cups for hot beverages, cold bever ages and stacks of paper nap kins. Poultry Popular. There's certain to be chicken andor turkey in week-end menus: fried, barbecued, broiled or grilled. Roast turkey will make several good meals with little effort. Other Meals. Beef prices are lower all along the line. Hamburger will make one or more good week-end meals; frankfurters another. A cold meat platter of sliced cold cuts and canned luncheon meats makes a satisfying sup per one night, sandwiches the next day. Corn-on-the-cob will lead the vegetable parade with baked potatoes, potato salad and potato chips close behind Salad greens are at peak of production and perfection with tomatoes, green peppers, cucumbers, celery and all other salad makers plentiful. Melons of all kinds are at flavor peak, bargain priced; need- only chilling and serv ing. You'll want peaches, nec tarines and Bartlett pears for eating out-of-hand, for des sert-making and for offering with cheese. Gravenstem ap ples if you've time to make a pie or two. Ice cream and imitation ice . t n creams. Buy tne nan ganon for best value, convenience. Bottled and canned bever ages, along with extra lemons, lemon or lemonade concen trate. West Los Angeles-IUPB-Two of tennis promoter Jack Kra- i mer s cmiaren were carried to safety ty a nurse Wednes day when a two-alarm fire gutted part of Kramer's Bel- Military Airplane Crashes on Takeoff Big Springs, Tex. -(UPD -A military plane from Hill Air Force Base, Ogden, Utah, crashed on takeoff after re fueling at Big Springs to day, killing one of eight men on board. The name of the victim, who was hitching a ride, was withheld pending notification of next of kin. The others were not hurt. Capt. Allen R. Robertson, public information officer at Webb AFB here, said the plane's "propeller went wild and went through the cabin." The craft plunged to the ground, crashing in a plowed field about three miles south of Webb. Robertson, said the plane was en route to San Antonio, Tex., and was carrying mili tary personnel from three services. More than 5,000 students at Pennsylvania State Uni versity study 15 different subjects on closed ' circuit television. jtciWes ELECTRIC HAR CUPPER BARBER SHEARS Sore-grip, easy cutting. ATTACHMENT COMB Controls cutting stroke of clipper. BARBER COMB Regulation barber quality. Complete for only List Price 10.95. .. .NOW 7.45 DOESKIN FACIAL TISSUES Boxes of 1000 $1.10 longer, stronger fingernails... MAKES NAILS "DIAMOND" HARD 1 A high-potency protein cream scientifically tested and proved to harden brittle, thin, splitting nails. Massage it into your nails and cuticle. Watch your nails grow . . . "DIAMOND" HARD. Sit the hangnails disappear. Feel your soft, smooth cuticle. wilUs- ( 2 ECONOMY SIZES - both In unbreakable plastic bottles: Vh OUNCES 1.50 8'i OUNCES 2.50 FRUIT PACKING SUPPLIES STRING GLOVES 59c RUBBER GLOVES FILM DEVELOPING AND PRINTING 8 PRINT ROLL 39 59 Jumbo... 12 PRINT ROLL Jumbo . ... FAST SERVICE REGULAR PRICES OLD TIMER Tom Gibson, who arrived in the Klondike gold country in 1898 enters the polls in Fairbanks, Alaska, to vote for Alaskan statehood. Esquimau harbor in the Vancouver island coast near Victoria was known to the Spaniards in 1790 as Puerto de Cordova. 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