PA Q k 2,
* 9 ' (CTftian
S H EM M AN
C O L im
C c u n lg J u u r n a
Published Every Friday at
Moro, Oregon
Güe* L. French
air blow«
mart
be doing
some
dama<e. Our invasion m ay start
soon. * . .
M hogether it looks a* if Hitler
Law & rather die mal future
be
fore him.
24.
1944
They’ll Learn About Tanka From a Wac
Edit*.
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MARCH 24. 1944
Q U A L IT Y L IV IN G
. J f e e r e is an old story about a
•neefherder who went to town on
his annual venture away from his
w<-olly friends. He had money in
his pocket m what seemed most
'.triple quantities and he also had
a desire to really pert with his
wages in the most soul satisfying
manner imaginable to a man long
away from the comfort or conn*-
vance of his fellows. The story re
lates that he went into a restau
rant and with a wide and gen
erous sweep o f his arm ordered
ISO worth o f ham and eggs.
That story is typical of many
S IL E N C E
.Grove wse here visiting Mx and
Mr and Mrs W C Helyer wc.e
2 tbsp flopr
salt and pepper
Mia George McKay.
called to Redmond Sunday by
Blend ’melted butter and flour
Mrs Edna Waterman and Mary the illness of their daughter, Mrs thoroughly, th$n add cold milk and
Lou Lyons -were dinner guests Uhnan. Mrs W C Helyer is still >eason. Hast add stir constantly
a t th s A. von Borstal hams Sun- there and reports that her dau- until thickened, then cook in up-
day
gbter is Improving.
per part of double boiler ten min-
Merrill Satber was transferred
Mias Cassie von Burst el . came utes longer.
from Chicago to some p b rr in home last Thursday and returned
To convert this plain sauce into
Maine.
to Marylhurst college Monday.*^ egg sauce, add two chopped hard
The Saturday Evening Pxvt in
rn editorial tell« that the late
Senator Charles McNary used to
p ir i i h«a leg when the urge to
rife and argue came upon him in
the senate. The really strong op-
wwmed McNary, says the Post,
kn< w (»hat silence was the best.
There’s a point th°re. Suppose
that when the dutiful wrf~ l»e-
comes impaenioned with anger over
ar evening with the boys, or mud
dy shoe», or one of the many other
things that bring scornful or bit
ing words bo the w ifely tongue, hus
MAVNE
OREGON < S |R Y COUNCIL
SAUCE TO STRETCH FISH
Supplies of canned fish for civ-
iliane will be sligh tly larger th»»
year than la s t but will be less than
half aa large a s quantita-e used
in normal years before the war.
the War Food administration pre-
dicta.
Tlw homemaker who knows her
sauces, however, need not be daun-
ted by sm aller supplies. Very of
ta s a good sauce w ill make a can
o f fish go twice a s far and taste
and look tw ice as delicious. White
sauce is one o f the most useful
len ds learn to**’pinch themselves
/
to keep silent The words he do^s
think up in such a moment are
never adequate anyway. A well
ch*ored tongue maght stop a quar
rel.
This is written wrth full reali
zation that the caveman school
c f thought will prefer to pinch
♦he w f e invuch cases. And th at
Method, if done with sufficient de-
termination and bravery, is aUo
oocafkmly effective
ALCOHOL PLANT?
cooked eg g s and one tablespoon
lemon juice, hen just before tak
ing from the stove a well beaten
eg g yolk may lie mixed into the
sauce to make it richer.
To make an attractive curry
sauce, mix two tablespoons curry
powder with the flour in making
w hite sauce. Then cook on e-table
spoon chopped green pepper, one-
for stretching canned Ash and is fourth cup chopped parsley and a
sim ple to make and easytovary. little chopped onion in the butter
sauce is the basis for curry for a few minute« and add to the
wiucf or
sauce, both favorites sauce. Curried fish ip usually ser-
WJth fish.
’
ved w ith flaky boiled rice,
Almost any fish that comes out
The fresh fish that we hav*> in
of A can
be appetizing served ebundance in our markets may be
^rjth white sauce. Adding white simmered and then
served like
sauce makes a creamed fish dish, cai ned fish— hot with sauce, in
Salmon and tuna fish are old fav- scallops or other bak<*d dishes, or
oritee but flaked fish o f any sort cold in salad or gelatin molds. Th?
¡5 gxxxi prepared this way, and so fish is much more tend - r and del
», shellfish live oysters, shrimps acious if »uiuru.rt<i and not boiled
and crab. Here is a recipe for a (it takes three pounds of fish a-
medium w hite sauce
Lout twenty minutes to simmer
2 tbsp butter
t 1 cup milk
tender.)
A a isd el fo r instruction in th e operation o f planetary gears in tanks
given its finishing ten ch es by P v t. E loise S a n ch es in th e w orkshop o f the
ittrurtional aids division o f the A rm ored Schoo! at F ort K nox, K entucky.
Government approval of plants
for the manufacture o f alcohol
here and In Florida should cause
activity among wheat farmers
(Continued from Page One)
who consider the future. If, as
seems most Hkely. there is a sur- group^in a certain section of the
Kelly’s Column
Kenneth Sather
Taking Over
who come into mrtney beyond their piua of wheat after the war we ncrthwtM who have just about
dreams. Perhaps the desire of will certainly need alcohol plants talked a well known
nian into
farmers for more land and more to utilize our crops.
t i e idea o f becoming a candidate
land is an indication o f something
The process has been worke 1 for congress on an out-and-out
Mrs. Jim Wilson, Miss Evelyn
the same feeling.
out, pilot plans (have been in oper- anti-racketeer .union labor pla»- Duvis, Mrs Rutili Adair, and Lt.
, As ham and eggs were the most ation, costa are determined, the form . This rfnfue figure that a Luther Davis were here to visit
desirable
thing the sheepherder market is ready, there is sale for candidate for a major office can friends and relatives Saturday and
could think of,a© land is the most the waste product. Except for the w ir on that « su e alone. They Sunday. Lt. Davis, who was form-
oesirable possession
our newly z doing there is no reason why contend that -the public is all fed e ily stationed a t Fort Bragg, N. C.
rich farmers can imagine. Both small alcohol plant» should not vp on the dogmatic attitude of was on his way to Fort Sill, Gkla-
an staples and are satisfying and be in every one of our 4wheat organized labor and (they would 1 oma-
very fine to own.
counties.
like t» trot out some candidate
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/T here is no reason why farmers vzho would campaign on that iseuo
Scarnan 2-c Carl Gregg « spend
It is easy to criticise
those who
buy more land than they can use. «hf.uld await outside capital to alone. This group have agreed to !T1F part
^uri° u(fb a t Kent
It seem« a healthy sign that there atart the plants. Farmers have furnish the candidate with all the Vrt^ting friends and relatives,
Corporal Frank von Borsrtel w u
is more of that kind o f criticism enough money them selves, either money he needs in order to con-
now than ever before. It probably bidividualUy or in their coopera- duct a vigorous campaign on that ^ re
vjsrt hisjparerrts Mr r.iid
M
t
«
Frank
von Borstel. He r.
indicate» that land ownership will Lives to start and run the plants, enc issue. This candidate
wu:
turned
to
Corvallis
Tuesday
Some
experience
would
be
neces-
niake
hi«
announcement
m the
become more general and leas re<-
sary,
of
course,
but
farm
ers
could
next
tw
o
weeks.
A
number
of
pro-
a^,a
i
t
t
o
leave
for r o r i*
tricted in another generation.
Sill,
Oklahom
a.
get
that
a»
cheap
and
as
quick
as
mine
nt
politicos,
who
are
in
o
i
Often the man who buys land
.Mr and M rs J M Wilson — l
tjx deal are watching the move
and Guys land until he haa sen* sny one else.
M
rs
J H Wilson w ent to P ortl ♦ ui
with a great deal of interest.
all hi« neighbors out of the coun ------------------- —
_____
Monday
to receive medical at.cn-
Harry Bridges, in a «most re- N orthw est labor union«, on the
try does it because good fortune
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gave him the money and he used vcaling statem ent says Portland other hand, have a good sized tlon-
be- bankroll obtained through volun-
CpL Rob«rt McKay, who
it in the most natural way. To I.i not getting the shipping
havd tary contributions from their me- stati®ned in N. C was home to
buy the thing he knew about. That w t w Oregon congressmen
not
worked
closely
enough
with ^ibership which they will use in Eec hig father’ who i» at » Oai-
is good business. This group, of
the
administration.
Mr.
Bridges
th<2 coming campaign against le? ho?Pital. He wa* also here to
course, does not include bhe man
Mr and
hae
an
idea
of
government
that
those candidates who are opposed
aunt «nd uncle
who boards land through sheer
no
American
can
tolerate.
If
con-
to
organized
labor.
It
begins
to
^
e<)rge
McKay.
avarice.
Few of the younger farmers Teaamen must kowtow to the ad- look like a “little fur will fly” on
Mr and Mrs Don McKay and
who have been in the group that ministration to have their port the subject of union labor,
daughter from Oregon City wer°
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hae won big rewards from farm used in war time, there is sojne- _______
here to visit Mr and Mrs McKay.
tloug
very
rotten
in
Washington
,
ing these last three years have . ,
Mr and Mrs Pete Smith moved
• »«. helping
u ini«» in
Bridges isn’t
to " as a Pr(>ce<' s of v itn o lin g w h eat
started on a land buying spree. And , Mir.
. .
, ^v,
w ithout w ettin g his hands. Neil out to the Davis ranch la s t week,
f<>r
Many of them do not want more stop it by favoring a fourth term. McDon^ d
prac-
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Sathei
lanJ. Their conversation« indicate
and fam ily moved to the Sather
ticabilfty o f its operation.
that they will build fine house» a f
G L Rohr was up from the Vil ranch last week. Mr and Mrs Sa-
ter the wax, will take trips, will
In Saturday. He reports the new ther are moving to .th e old Mor-
work lean, will pursue some hoo-
water elevator is a miracle of row place.
l>> rather than trying (to buy out
success. It dishes up 125 gallons
Mr and Mr» Alffed Lyon« apd
their neighbors. That is an indi
From the Observer Mar 26 1915
Lieschut^s w ater every minute daughter, Sammie, were c a lle i«
cation th at the size o f farm s mav
R J Ginn report« a nice* auc- rn<^ eiWtic» it in the orchards at the J H Wilson home Sundey
r.cA continue to increase. Farm e x » with h i. ¿ . « a ™. tr « t o r «1- and. K“r<len“ Pc“ h tr<* 8 ' a'mon',s '
, u
ers, even those o f th is prodigal
apricoj» and nectarine« were in
Mrs Theodore von Borstel
land, may learn to live better in gine; the machine is now being bloom on flhe 18th, and rhubarb been visiting Mrs Dr. Payne r ;
used to disc the land preparatory
.
v
a
v»
a
stead of just bigger.
have Up
inches. New onions are now Eugene an her daughter, Rita.
to plowing. Mahrt and 8011
ready.
at Corvallis.
a larger type of the sam e engine,
Assessor Otto Peetz has learn-
Mrs George
Wilson
taug. .
REAP THE WHIRLW IND
with whidh they are now pulling
ed from The Dalle» Land office school Monday during the ahaenc?
Oliver plows. '
The Russian advance into Ru- six L. 16-indh
J. Pape
Pape had
h « l his
hi« ha
hand bad'y
' ‘‘T™ c T ’ <f DurWard H<-lyW'
L.
J.
n x n ia may ru t the Balkan coun
- .
.
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.. . added to the asse«ement wi Sher-^ a stork shower was given i
Friday morning wfeih
tries off from Germany and deal crushed
U H n , the pipe o«t <rf h i. well.
mfln, ~ unty ainae
, b>r *'na,| ^ n o r of Mr, William J e ffe r i- »mV
a more serious^ economic blow to
Tlw caterpillar rteel mule h „
>«» >*";l M r, Robert Tatum la ,t Thurr
bhe Reich than the m ilitary loss
th e week been demonMratmg it, ^*a
a *
of the Ukraine arm y. Rumapia U M fu ln e. at the W. S. Powell ----------------------
M” Frank von Bor’ tel and ,Mra,
ha« the oil and a little later in the farm. The aaleeman in charge K ENT NOTES
Robert Rohde were in Portland
p a r will have wheat for the fight told the Observer man th at it,
^or a couPle days.
.
ing men of Hitler.
value decreawd In proportion to
w H H”>ycr and w u H e|yer
Anront t*108«
vif"‘Pd ln TI,e
Cutting the line of communica the slope of the land on
which were Fuest» at the Ekiward’s home Dalles during the past week were-
tion through the Balkans t will j. .
last, week.
Garth Walton, Durward Helyer
make it impossible for Germany ' When in The D alle, try the
« r and.
Jer7 „ Wil“ n
Mrs Ge° T
, MaKay
to hold the islands around Greece hotel Albert npeeial 25c lurch andJ 0"; R’' * a"'-, and Mr5
Mrs Jay McKay’ C L . Gaff<x>n'
which now prevents Russia from
nd evonuK
Pothwell and children were dinner Mrs Carl Schadewitz and • son,
e
gu ests a t the, home o f Mr a n j John, and Mrs Jam es Matthes.
gxtting aid from her allies throu noon a
gh the Black sea.
I'ron the Observer, Msr. 27, 192» Mrs Gari Schadewitz Sunday.
Mrs E C Baldwin from Forest
If our merchant «hips could g")
Word has been received in Moro
through the Mediterranean sea by friends o f the fam ily of the
to the Rusaian ports, newly arrival of a son, George Henry
taken from the G erm try, we could DeMoss, born to Mr and Mrs John
supply the Russian army much M D emoss at their home north
more quickly. This comtnned with of Wmcu onSunday March »2nd
the loss of Rumanian oil and
A t the ,MMt d t y councM nweting
wheat, to say nothing o f the
Tuesday evening, the
minerals and other war materials retigTiatkxi of A B Riddell as city
Mitained from the Balkan coun
waa accepted and John
tries, would be a serious blow to R w c y elecUd u
vacancy.
Gomuny.
American Legion auxiliary
There seems to he little chance met at the home of Mrs Pearl
Quick - Easy $ - Safa
that the Russian army will be Williams Thursday, Mardh l»th.
stopped until It gets to where
W rite or Call for
The route of the Lone Rock
it wants to go. Enough Ctermad« nW4rket road into Moro was main
Complete Information •
have been killed and captured in topic for discussion at the council
the Ukraine and aloag the Pol- meeting last Tuesday night. A
1st. bonder to weaken any army, compromise route down the hill
o / th e
( specially one
that
has been oust o f town is now under consid
fighting over f»ur year». .When er ation
H e a d O ffic e , P o r tla n d . O re g o n
the Russians will get far enough
** * I S B I H
II hi RAI
P IP 0 S il
IS S IIR A S C I
C O R P O R A T IO N
into the home land to cause Ger From the Observer, Mfcr. 24. 1905
County
Commissioner
Wright
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