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MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. C Sunday, Fab. 21, 1960 TheyH Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo MA'MSELLEVDU WILL REMHMSAR TO BENDING ZS KNEES,N'EST CB PAS? J MAlSOUI?WEA3E TRyiN& HIM ONCE AGAIN SO, MAIS NON i MOW f DEBONAIR.' ' HOW CON- ITINENTAL.' I OLD-WORLD , LCHARM.' 2--20' WHO'S THIS? WW, GASPARD,THE ROMANTIC SKI INSTRUCTOR FOREIGN ACCENT AND ALL MIVA. FLAT8USH-) HOW'RE CONDITIONS? OKAV.PAL-IM BEAXMAN ' X GOTTA GRAB ME SOME SHUTEYE- WELL, PRETTY iWTN i SJLLA -L,Li DL VJWll'H BACK TO GOOD OU BROOKLYN AND WHO'S THIS RELAXING IN - THE LOCAL RJB? WHy,THE SAME GUY LSTTIN& HIS GOWANU5 ACCENT SLIP- 'CjSl TMANX AMD A TIP HAT TO FRANCES - M'fVC-l Back Stairs: Ike Rides in Old Sedan By MERRIMAN SMITH UPI White House Reporter Washington - (UPD - Back stairs at the White House: About 23 hours before President Eisenhower sudden ly flew to the government's missile test center in morula, press secretary James C. Hag- erty told reporters at the White House: "For some time the Presi dent has tried to adjust his CUSTOM KILLING CLEAN - RELIABLE at Your Place and Delivery to Your Locker Aging room available. Expert cutting, wrapping & - marking of your meat for locker or homo freezer. PHONE SP 2-6219 MEDFORD ICE & STORAGE CO. COMICE PEARS Rejects from our Gift Pack Bring Your Own Containers Golden Delicious APPLES OPEN 8 A.M. TO 5 P.M. Monday through Saturday PINNACLE Packing Co., Inc. 220 N. Fir schedule io do something he has wanted to do for a long time. He now has adjusted the schedule and is going tomor row to Cape Canaveral." Whatever adjustment of schedule took place, the Presi dent did it quickly. Officers at the Air Force missile test center were given only 24 hours notice to prepare for the President's arrival. They had no limousine for him and thought of renting a Cadillac as they had done when the Queen of the Nether lands visited the base. This was ruled out, however, and they decided to let the Presi dent know rather gently that the Air Force was pinching a few pennies, too, in the inter est of economy. The President was hauled around Cape Can averal in a 1950 sedan. GANG LOGS WANTED! DOUGLAS FIR Prompt Pay V. II. Daugherly Gomnany WHITE CITY Phone TAIbot 6-2711 Some of the officers at Can averal, although grateful for the President's interest in their work, could not help being curious about Hagerty's explanation. One high rank ing officer said he could not understand why, if the Presi dent had so much trouble fitting a visit to Cape Canav eral into his busy schedule, he simply had not cut out a day of recent quail shooting in Georgia or golf in California. What these officers did not realize is that the 69-year-old President regards time spent recreationally as vital to his health, necessary to his sur vival in his last year of high and burdensome office. The world of missile de velopment and probing outer space are matters of all-consuming importance to the men of Cape Canaveral. This is as it should be. But they may as well face it: Eisenhower re gards his own well-being as being in the forefront of quite a multitude of problems. . The President has a brutal schedule of foreign travels ahead of him this year and he intends to get rest, relaxation and recreation whenever he thinks he needs it and to hang with the critics, the car toonists and commentators who twit him for his visits to country clubs and shooting fields. WAX FIGURES New York UPD There are more than 1,000 companies in this country producing single phonograph records and the four major record firms account for only 25 per cent of the total output, in dustry sources estimate. Of the approximately 25 new companies formed each month, about 20 issue only one record and then flop, ac cording to the Recording In dustries Music Performance Trust Funds. FOR SALE JUICY GOOD EATING COMICE PEARS These are Wonderful for Salads and Out-of-Hand Eating Bring Your Own Container ALSO DELICIOUS APPLES Firm and Crisp, Large or Lunchbox Size RETER FRUIT CO llth and Fir Monday thru Friday 8 to 5 Saturday 8 to 12 BARGAIN GRADE 2x4x8' 5Ji00 Per MT Cheney Stud Mill AT Central Point A possible clue to the type of public attention to which the President will be sub- iected in Gettvsbure after his retirement was found in his hometown newspaper last week. The Gettysburg Times for several years has carried stories of the President's visit to his farm on the front page. But last Friday, on an inside page of the Times, there was only one paragraph about Eisenhower spending that week end in Gettysburg. And it was under a general head ing of "social happenings" along with club, lodge meet ings and church supper announcements. Furthermore, Eisenhower probably agrees with his news treatment. He's counting the days until his travels attract no attention at all. Modern Crochet '7127 g PlfeSlM mmMm Fir Ply Submits High Bid for FS Timber at Sale Fir - Ply Incorporated of Medford was high bidder re cently for an estimated 1,800, 000 board feet of national for est timber in the Union Creek district, according to Forest Supervisor C. E. Brown: Other bidders were Ross Lumber company and Kogap Lumber company of Medford, Red Blanket Lumber com pany of Prospect and Med ford, Steve Wilson of Eagle Point, and Southern Oregon Plywood of Grants Pass.. Fir Ply's high bid was $42 per thousand for an estimated 1,140,000 board feet of Douglas-fir, $26.15 per thousand for an estimated 80,000 board feet of pine, and $14 per thou sand for 580,000 board feet of fir and other species. The total value of the sale at their bid is $58,092. The forest service's appraised price for the timber totaled $50,584. Dead. Dying Timber The timber sold is known as the Grouse Creek "Chance." It is located between Union Creek and Huckleberry moun tain adjacent to the northerly approach road to Huckleberry mountain forest camp. Much of the timber to be cut under the contract is dead, dying, and overmature trees, accord ing to Brown. The removal of these trees will eliminate a fire hazard, and result in a road system through a stand of vigorous young timber in the Grouse Creek drainage. The purchas er is required to build one mile of forest service low standard road in addition to paying for the timber atriet prices. The forest service's es timate of the required road construction was $6,084. Brown said a portion of the timber sale receipts would be used by the forest service un der the Knudsen-Vandenberg authority to do thinning, pruning, and other timber stand improvement work in the young timber left on the sale area after the logging operation is completed.. The next sale of Rogue Riv er National forest timber is scheduled March 11. It is also on the Union Creek district, and also is predominantly Douglas-fir. It will be selec tively logged and is estimated to contain about 1,700,000 board feet. Prospectuses have been mailed to - prospective bidders. mm P .vf J 1 N ! & ON WITNESS STAND Dr. R. Bernard Finch's housemaid, Marie Anne Lidholm, 19, poses on the witness stand before court opened in Los Angeles Thursday. The Swedish girl took the stand as the last witness against the doctor and Carole Tregoff in their trial for the murder of Mrs. Barbara Finch. (UPI Telephoto) Feeding the Family By ZOLA VINCENT Food Editor Hanover, N.H.-(UPD-After 30 years st work, Prof. Francois Denoeu of Dartmouth college has completed a French-Am erican dictionary. The 16,000 typed pages make a pile five feet tall. Week's Sewing Buy Dramatize your bedroom with a modern touch! This handsome square is both sim ple, striking. Easy-crochet square for many uses - ideal for bed spread, dresser-set. Sma-t in white, ecru, color. Pattern 7127: directions 10-inch square in string. Send THIRTY-FIVE CENTS (coins) for this pattern-add 5"c.ents for each pat tern for lst-class mailing. Send to Medford Mail Trib une House Arts Dept., P.O. Box 168, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS, PATTERN NUMBER. JUST OUT! Our New 1960 Alice Brooks Needlecraft Book contains THREE FREE Patterns. Plus ideas galore for home furnishings, fash ions, gifts, toys, bazaar sellers-exciting, unusual designs to crochet, knit, sew, embroir der, huck weave, quilt. Be first with the newest-send 25 cents now! LARGE GREEN RED FIR SLAB O SAWDUST PHELPS FUEL COMPANY SP 3-5878 I ' T 9490 i ' sizes (rw HTfeMfcM HT51?h I Whirling shirtwaist teens' best-loved fashion for spring into summer! Choose checks, flower print, or sunny solid cotton for this easy-sew style that accents a tiny waitline. Printed Pattern 9490: Teen Sizes 10, 12,14, 16. Size 12 takes 314 yards 35-inch fab ric. Send THIRTY-FIVE CENTS (coins) for this pattern-add 10 cents for each pattern for first-class mailing; Send to Marian Martin, Med ford Mail Tribune Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS with SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. JUST OUT! Big, new 1960 Spring and Summer Pattern Catalog in vivid, full-color. Over 100 smart styles ... all sizes ... all occasions. Send now! Only 25c ' Prize Winning Recipe At Carrot Carnival Carrot Carnival time at Holtville, carrot capital of the world, is a gay time devoted to glorifying King Carrot. Among its many attractions, is a carrot recipe contest that has our special interest. This year's Sweetstakes winner, Mrs. W. R. Thompson, has acquired many ribbons during the past six years but this was the grand pay-off; the prize, a big silver tray. The winner, wife of a retired car rot grower, tied bow-knots in a filled cookie like this: 2Y2 cups sifted all-purpose flour 1V4 teaspoon salt 3A cup shortening Vi cup cooked, pureed carrots i4 cup orange juice Va cup shredded carrots 1 cup dates, diced Vi cup walnuts, chopped Y2 cup carrot juice or 1 orange juice 2 tablespoons California hohey 1 tablespoon lemon juice 1 tablespoon grated orange rind For pastry, resift flour and salt. With pastry blender, cut in cold shortening. Combine pureed carrots and orange juice; add to pastry mixture. Chill, then roll out on floured pastry cloth until pastry is 18 x 16 inches. For filling, combine remain ing ingredients listed. Spread filling over half the pastry. Fold remaining pastry over filling to form a sandwich. Cut filled pastry with sharp knife into three dozen strips approximately 4 x lVi inches. Give one half of each strip half turn to form a bow tie. Brush top with milk; sprin kle with sugar or set a half candied cherry in center. Bake in hot oven, 450 degrees, 12 to 15 minutes. Quick Dairy Dishes For lunches, quick meals and between-meal snacks, re member cottage cheese for salads; Cheddar cheese for plain or grilled sandwiches; milk-made soups; cold or hot chocolate milk or cocoa; milk shakes, malts and sundaes. ' Of Course You Plan To Bake a Cherry Pie No matter how often we bake a cherry pie throughout the year, it seems almost un patriotic not to bake a cherry pie while considering the many colorful exploits of George Washington. There's an abundance of canned red sour cherries on the grocers' shelves and here's the easiest, most satisfying cherry pie re cipe we have at hand. , 1 pastry recipe 2 (1 pound) cans pitted red sour cherries (water pack) 2V2 tablespoons quick-cooking tapioca 4 teaspoon salt ' V teaspoon almond extract .1 teaspoon lemon juice Red food coloring W cups sugar ' 1 tablespoon butter Prepare pastry for two crust nine-inch, pie according to favorite recipe or directions on package of pastry mix. Many like a lattice work top crust on cherry pie.' Drain cherries reserving one-third cup liquid. Combine one-third cup cherry liquid. tapioca, salt, almond extract, lemon juice and food color ing. Add cherries and one cup of the sugar. Mix and let stand while making pastry. Fill pastry-lined pan with cherry mixture; dot with but ter and sprinkle with remain ing sugar. Moisten rim with water and arrange remaining pastry in lattice work. We make 14 strips, using ten for criss-crossing and remaining strips for arranging around rim with a stand-up collar of aluminum foil to prevent over-browning of outer past ry. Bake in hot oven, 425 de grees, 40 to 45 minutes. Many prefer this served warm. Cherry Sauce for Ham For a distinctive sauce for ham, you'll find this cherry sauce perfect for a festive dinner. Good too with sliced cold ham. Drain juice from one can sour red cherries into a sauce pan. Combine three - fourth cup sugar, two tablespoons cornstarch and one-fourth tea spoon cinnamon; add to juice. Cook until thickened, stirring constantly. Add cherries and one-half lemon, thinly sliced. Simmer for 15 minutes; re move lemon and serve hot with hot ham, cold with cold ham. " Pork, Poultry, Eggs, Oranges, Fish Plentiful Local consumers looking for good buys will find them in practically all areas throughout the "supers," find them in store ads and in mass displays. Meat departments seem to be featuring beef, pork and lamb specials turn - about which is economically sound since it is the entire carcass of beef, pork or lamb that is available and not just the steaks or spare parts. Watch the ads and put in freezer supplies of your family's fa vorite meat types. Broiler - fryers and other poultry, fresh and fro-en, are federally inspected in 100 plants throughout the west ern area. They're high in both quantity and quality right now; continue to offer a lot of good eating for the money. Egg production is increas ing seasonally with consistent ly low prices until mid-ApriL Quality continues high be cause "cold" storage affects quality. Place egg purchases in refrigerator as soon as you get them; keep eggs cool and covered. Oranges and frozen con centrated orange juice are abundant; fresh orange crop is 12 per cent above average; frozen juice storage stocks twice that of last year. Abun dance means lower prices. Plenty of grapefruit and lemons, too. Fish and shellfish are plen tiful with -cold storage hold ings at highest level of year. Plenty of fresh fish, too. Cod, crabs, fish sticks, halibut, oysters, rockfish, shrimp. . Milk and dairy products are plentiful with production in creasing seasonally. Put cot tage cheese and Cheddar cheese in menus more often; drink buttermilk for a change. Vegetable bonanza includes cabbage, celery, cauliflower, lettuce, dry onions, potatoes. winter squash, sweet potatoes, bunched vegetables. Fruits, other than citrus, mentioned., above, include good apple variety, avocados, Emperor grapes, bananas, tan gerines. -. Good buys, too, in canned peas, canned peaches, canned tuna; in peanut butter, dried peas and beans, shelled nuts, raisins, rice, lard and cran berry products. WOMEN WORKERS Ottawa One-third of Can ada's workers are married women. Average age is 37. I $48,200 Damage Suit Filed Here Ruth C. Walden, 848 Mc- Andrews rd., Medford, is seeking $48,200 in general damages and $4,742.09 in spe cial damages from Doris Ma bel Ridenour, Chiloquin, Ore., as a result of a traffic acci dent Aug. 30, 1958, in Medford. Ruth Walden charges in her complaint she was severe ly and permanently injured as a result of the accident, and that she has been unable to maintain her flower shop, which she was forced to close. Medical expenses so far have amounted to $1,182.90 and her car was damaged to the amount of $287.70. She claims also that she has lost net revenues from her flower shop of S3.271.49, and will lose $29,200 up to the time of the trial. Youth Group Gives To March of Dimes Phoenix-Proceeds from the regular Friday night youth group dance at the Phoenix Community club were pre sented to the March of Dimes recently, according to an adult sponsor for the group. Larry Thrapp, Phoenix mus cular distrophy victim, pre sented $9.30 to Ed Stevens, South Pacific highway, com munity chairman for the March of Dimes. The youth group of approxi mately 90 grade school stu dents from Phoenix meets each Friday evening for a dance at the Community club. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Lubbers are dance sponsors with oth er parents from the commu nity serving as chaperones. MKG Mi Slab and Rough Blox Green Dandy to Burn with Dry Wood Big Double Load or Single Load MEDFORD FUEL CO. Ph. SP 2-21 1 1 - Court at McAndrews KWBtlSHEO 1896 I CREEN Utamps Why you get moi for your money when you buy by BRAND NAME . . . You get more value and satisfaction for your money when you buy by Brand Name because the specialized know how of the manufacturer stands behind your purchase. A Brand Name is the manufacturer's guarantee of satis faction, further endorsed by the retailer who sells it. Newspaper advertising helps you get the most value tor your money. Choose a maker's Brand Name you know. A Brand Name is a maker's reputation Medford Mail Tribune CONFIDENCE BRAND NAMES ySAISEACTIONy BRAND NAMES FOUNDATION, INC U7 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK 16. N.Y.
