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10 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Thun., Nov. 17, 1949 CHAIN ELEVATOR CRASHES Thii photo (canter) cruhed, Into Its neighbor at Wi of the collapsing storage bin while wheat the left elevator, which was empty, alio 1,000-foot square area. Workmen heard Wirephoto). was taken at the Initant a 60-foot grain elevator chita Falls, Tex. Grain dust is pouring out the top and dust' spill out the bottom. A few seconds later, fell. Crash spilled 24,000 bushels of wheat over a rivets popping, cleared area before crash. (AP It's More Fun to Read This Page If You Have An Ad Here Tired Businessman Tired Because Office And Home Too Much Alike NEW YORK-UlP) What maker the tired business man tired? "His office," said Leonard Hutton, interior decorator.' "A man's office should be like hl den at home comfortable and relaxing. "But what is the average of fice like? It has an oversize desk that's to show he's an impor tant man a swivel chair, two stiff chairs for visitors, and a leather-covered sofa. On the wall is a map of the United States with flags stuck in it to Impress his customers with how many salesmen he has across the coun try." Hutton clucked disapprovelng- "It's too sober too dull. It gives him no lift. Badly designed rooms make people tired and nervous but they don't realize why. A man can work more ef ficiently, and make a better im pression on his associates, if his office doesn't look like an office." Hutton is full of concrete sug gestions to put a little umph in the American business office. He feels it should have some music, a hidden bar for entertaining prospects, no glaring lights, and colorful draperies that can be drawn automatically by pushing a Dutton. And no wall maps good pic tures or personalized photo graphs," he said. "Nor do you have to have stiff heavy chairs just because some crazy guy de cided Gothic was a good style. You should have comfortable chairs arranged in a friendly seating group. Conference tables are no good. Who ever felt at east at a conference table." If the businessman must have files In his office, Hutton said, they should be recessed into the wans. "Files only remind the visitor ne ougnt to oe nacK in nis own office working. How can you sell him an idea if he isn t at ease? from his dingy office. Little Better At Home "He comes into a living room wnen he goes nome to rest, 'decorated' exactly in a what- do-they-use-these-days manner Then the poor man has tq sit in some uncomiortaoie reproauc; tions of some ugly style that nev er was a style but Just a period, "There is no place for him to He down, because his wife won't let him rest on hergood living room sofa or on the bed the bedspread might get wrinkled. "So the man's unhappy at his office, unhappy at hope and that's why so much business is done in restaurants and cocktail bars." Hutton, who recently decoratnd the Austrian embassy in Wash ington, is of German birth. "They do so much to make au tomobiles comfortable here and so little to make homes comfort able," he said. "It is amazing in a cquntry of electric toasters, bottle warmers and refrigerators that the home has been neglected to such an extent." The Atlantic blue crab carries as many as 1,750,000 eggs at one time. LOWEST PRICES EVERY DAY AT FRED MEYER. PRICES GOOD THROUGH SATURDAY SAVE EVE BY MY AT MEYER INHIST0N 39c in Stops colds right away. 8ave, yourself the misery of the eommon cold. Take Inhls ton on the first signs and your oold will disappear like magic Safe even for ohlldren. 89c Fred Meyer Beef, Iron and Wine With Imported Sherry Base ..... 75c DEEP CUT PRICES 1.00 ALL WEATHER LOTION, Elmo . . . 50c plus tax 59c HAND CREAM, Eversoft ...... 2 for 60c plus tax 27c PAR SOAP FLAKES 17c CASTILE SOAP, 2-lb. bar ..... 49c CLEANING FLUID, F. 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(fFA Telephoto) DAUGHTER SLAIN Jul" Glucoft comforts his wife, Lillian, in their Hollywood home after police informed them that their six-year-old daughter, Linda Joyce, had been found murdered. The child's ax-mutilated body was found hidden in the yard of the home of a "known sex offender." Cook Goose In Oriental Style BY GAYNOR MADDO NEA Staff Writer Ted Young, American born, Is one of New York's most distin guished restaurateurs. He sug gests steamed Oriental goose as a inanKsgiving treat. "The Chinese use it as a tes- tive dish," he explains. "Except for a little rice, they serve noth lng else with it. They concentrate on .tne wonctermi goose ltseu , Here it Ted Young's recipe, explained step by step to your food editor: Steamed Oriental Goose (Serves 8) Twelve-pound goose, 2 table spoons salt, 3 tablespoons sugar, 1-2 teaspoon pepper, 1 tablespoon ground cinnamon, 2 ounces whis key or sherry or water, 1-2 pound Chinese cream cheese (Foo Yee) (obtainable at Chinese grocery), 2 cloves garlic, chopped fine. Select a goose with pliable, yel low bill and fat yellow feet. Singe, remove pin-feathers, wash and scrub. Dry thoroughly. Make a paste ot the sugar, salt, pepper, whiskey or sherry or water, cin namon, Chinese cream cheese (Foo Yee). Chop garlic fine and work into the paste. Rub inside uplift ft of goose liberally with the paste, then rub outside with it. Place goose In large steamer and steam for at least 3 hours, until tender. Serve with rice and head lettuce without dressing. Thicken liquid left In steamer with corn starch. Cook until smooth. Serve with the sliced goose. Note: If Chinese cream cheese (Foo Yee) cannot be obtained, make the paste without it. Ted Young says Chinese duck is popular with his gourmet pa trons. "For smaller families who want to celebrate with find food, I think this duck is the delect- Put Creamy Taste In Pumpkin Pie 3y GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Staff Writer When pumpkin pie has a firm custardy filling with a creamy taste, that's something to be dou bly thankful for. To get that con sistency and flavor, use evapo rated milk in the recipe. The fat of this popular dairy food, now In abundant supply, Is homogeniz ed. That's why its use In pump kin pie is so successful. Pumpkin Checkerboard Pie (6 servings) One and one-half cups canned or sieved cooked pumpkin, 3 eggs, 2-3 cup brown sugar, 1-2 teaspoon ginger, 1-4 teaspoon nut meg, 1 teaspoon cinnamon, 1-2 teaspoon salt, 1 1-2 cups evapo rated milk, 1-2 cup water, plain or cheese pastry for one-crust 10 -inch pie, 1 package snappy cheese. Mix pumpkin with all other In gredients. Pour into deep pie plate lined with plain or cheese pastry, make lattice top with strips of passtry and bake in a hot oven 425 degrees F. for 10 minutes. Then reduce heat and bake 45 minutes longer or until the filling is firm and the crust delicately browned. When done, place rounds cut from a roll of snappy cheese on each point where the lattice crosses and re turn to the oven for 2 or 3 min utes to soften the cheese slightly. Or, if the pie is to be reheated for serving, let it cool when re moved from the oven, then be fore reheating, place the rounds of cheese on the pastry and heat in a moderate oven 350 degrees F. for about 8 minutes. The richness of evaporated milk combines smoothly with dark colored sweet potatoes to produce another special Thanks giving dessert served warm with ice cream. Sweet Potato Pone With loe Cream (Serves 6-8) One quart vanilla or butter- pecan ice cream (bulk), 3-4 cuo evaporated milk, 3-4 cup water, l pound deep colored sweet po tatoes, uncooked, 2-3 cup sugar. 1-3 cup butter, melted, 2 eggs. wen Deaten, d-4 teaspoon salt, l-t teaspoon cinnamon, 1 teaspoon ginger, l tablespoon grated or- agne rind, 1-4 teaspoon grated nutmeg. 1 Place ice cream in freezing compartment of refrigerator un til needed. Combine evaporated milk and water; scald. Wash. peel and grate the sweet potatoes ana mix tnem at once with all the other ingredients. Pour into a well-buttered square baking dish and bake in a moderate oven (350 degrees F.) for 1 hour or un til firm. Serve warm. For serv ing, place two large tablespoons of the pone in individual dishes with the Ice cream ball between them. HORSE'S KICK FATAL LONGVIEW, Wash. P) El- ton Dale Parcher, 23. Rainier. Ore., died in a Longview hospital . of an internal injury suffered when kicked by a horse the prev ious evening, His parents, survive mm. able answer." Roast Chinese Duck (Serves 4) Six-pound duckling, 1 leek. 2 cloves garlic, 1-2 teaspoon pep per, 3 tablespoons sugar, 3-4 tea spoon salt, 2 ounces soybean sauce, ' 1-2 ounce whiskey or sherry or stock, 2 ounces water. Singe, wash and dry duck. Place all other ingredients in saucepan and bring to boil. Tie neck end of duck and pour in this stock. Tie other end. Place duck on rack of roasting pan with a little water in pan. Roast in moderate oven (350 degrees F.) until brown (about 1 1-4 hours). Keep turning while roast ing to get even color. Baste fre quently with following mixture: 2 teaspoons honey, 2 teaspoons soybean sauce, 1 cup water. Bring to boil. Serve drippings over the sliced duck. 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