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Southern Oregon Miner, Thursday, April 5, 1945 Children at Home Aboard Coast Guard Transports SEUIXC CIRCLE NEEDEEICnRK Potholders Vi cleome Shower Gifts ( r . i i c r n No 5M4) and color char« for am. broldarl.qf, »cod 1« cent« In coin, vour nan,a. addraaa and the p a ltrrn number D u a lo an unuaually la m r d a,ra n ,I .n d currant war condition«, alluhtly r o r , ||nia 1» required In (Ulin* order« (nr a la v of the moat popular pattern number«. A R E P O R T ON G E R M A N Y Hard-boiled Leon Henderson did some tough talking to President Roosevelt when he arrived back from his economic survey of occu pied Germany. Henderson was sent by the White House to consult with General Eisenhower regarding the economic setup in Germany after the A rm i stice. But, while the form er OPA adm inistrator has kept very mum about it, he was quite critical in his verbal report to the President re garding negligence on the part of the arm y, the state departm ent and the Anglo-American-Russian* com mission in London regarding plans for running Germany Henderson told F D R that neither the U. 8. m ilitary nor the state department had done any thing except the sloppiest sort o( planning about running the difficult German civilian econo my after the arm istice. V . S. ' Ambassador John Winant In London, Henderson indicated, , had been sitting on his haunches , as a member of the trip a rtite ( commission supposed to look into this, but doing nothing. Henderson reported that the plan for cutting Germany up into three different sections under the British, American and Russian arm ies « simply would not work economical- ■ ly. He pointed out that the Ger- man railroads were set up to work as a unit, not in three different sec- i tions. Likewise with German indus- tries. Henderson proposed, there- fore, that German civilian economy be run by a civilian commission representing the Allies which would have charge of the entire country. He also proposed that the m ilita ry take orders from the civilian high commission. What the President will do about the Henderson report remains to be seen. When he suggested that Hen- derson go back to Germ any, the | hard-boiled ex-OPA adm inistrator j refused. He said it was impossible to work under the present setup. In- stead he will go to China to make a study of price controls for Chiang Kai-shek. ■ K W IN G C IR C I.■ NKKtll.KW O RiC H» N»w Montgomery St. Saa l*r.tiui«co. ('«III. Eneluse IS ce.ll« for Pattern Primitive People T h e w o rld 's m ost p r im itiv e peo ple a re c e rta in n om adic trib e s liv ing in C e n tra l A u s tra lia , who s till do not w e a r any clothes, c u ltiv a te an y lan d , possess an y a n im a ls but dogs, o r build any kind of hom e, m e re ly setting up te m p o ra ry w ind b reaks on cold nights. now consider the nursery as a "m u st.” Thousai are being brought to the United SUtes aboard st from the Orient and weal from Europe. Most o ■om Red Cross workers and members of the ships S O O T H « gs Disaster to Indians I I I J I I I M| b»low Fh« g a rg lt lin» £ i.a rh F A F Cough Loxrngc give« your throat a 15 minute comforting treatment Really mocking becauaa they're really medicated Used by million« lor cuugha, throat irrita tions or hoararnrea n-aulting from colda or smoking Only 1(>< box. li i V COUGH LOZENGES SS 0 ■ Q I S J I I i H | IB (Note — What some White House advisers fear is that the same chaos and inflation which killed democratic government in Germany after the last war once again w ill become so ruinous that the German people will fall back on another H itler or Kaiser. 1 YOUR THROAT ■ ncaora c n e e ry potholders a re * alm o s t too p re tty to use! T h e y ’re inches, h ave tw o blue birds sw ayin g on a c h e rry tre e bough w ith two c h e rry blossoms in shaded pin k. A p a ir o f these w ill m a k e a m ost w elco m e g ift. y o u r c a t, and set the pot where the c a t can help h im s e lf, as grass is essential to his health. |j|| I l||| täS <3 Economic disaster for 55,000 Indians is in Arizona and New Mexico. A m illion or problem of the Indian Office is the ovemoi lands. n in the rugged mesas of the N avajo country direct cause of the potential blight. The real upon com paratively unproductive, deteriorated Man-Eating Tigers in Burma To p rotect the ends of a la rg e lin o leu m rug th a t has to be stored fo r a tim e , place g a lvan ized pails on the ends. T ie the p ails to g eth er to keep them on. — • — A teaspoonful of a m m o n ia added to the j a r o f w a te r in w hich steel wool is kept w ill p re v e n t rust fro m fo rm in g . — • — L e t the g e la tin congeal a b it be fo re adding the fr u it. T h is w ill keep the fr u it fro m going to the bottom o f th e m old. MILLIONS for YOUR IDEAS ACT N O W . . . wrifo for FREE confidential informa tion on how others are cashing in on their ideas. WRI1E C H. T A Y L O R ROOM 516 2 9 W O R T H IN G T O N ST 0 S P R IN G F IE L D 3 MASS Beethoven Standing Them/ u n o ia sea oDserver with no ax to grind either for or against any one political party. The M aryland and Rhode Island legislatures are the latest to push the idea of a O .I. Joe at the peace table, resolutions being introduced by Charles M. See of Cumberland, M d., and Joseph M ills of W ar wick, R. I. The Texas and South Carolina legislatures have already passed resolutions, while Senator Johnston of South Carolina and Rep resentative Jackson of Washington have introduced resolutions in the U. S. congress urging that the G .I. Joe attend the San Francisco con ference as a starter to the final peace session. They propose that he be no higher than the rank of ser geant. CORN FLAKES • “The Grains An Gnat Faoda” — • • • Kellogg’« Com Flakes bring you nearly all the protective food elements o f the whole grain declared essential to human nutrition. CORN FLAKESi ßuif, Wloto. 'IL.&. (d a i fio n d i Note — The Iowa poll, con ducted by the Des Moines Sun day Register, found that an over- he s stationed in Washington as chief of the arm y ground forces, he still has the reputation of looking cut for them. The other day, Washington realtor Col. Gus Ring, who is used to get ting phone calls from all sorts of im portant apartm ent hunters, was surprised to find General Stilwell walk in his office and ask for an apartm ent. Stilwell didn't want the apartm ent for himself, but had trav eled all the way across Washington to try to get an apartm ent for the widow of one of Stilw ell’s junior of ficers who had been killed in action. Note—He got the apartm ent. C A P IT O L C H A F F W allace and Loan Adminis tra to r F red Vinson are getting to gether to discuss plans for coordi nating the 60,000,000-job program. As W allace looked around the room in Jesse Jones' old loan office, he said; “I just want to see where the bodies are buried.” C redit Republican Senator Austin of Verm ont with doing one of the best jobs at the recent Mexico City conference. Though not a trained diplom at, Austin was a tower of sound advice to the U. S. delegation. vpt. u . A . M cC rary, C entralia, III., combat m ilita ry police, and Carol Hagerm an, Kansas C ity, Mo., Red Cross worker, shown with the '’50 pound man-eating tiger killed by the couple in Burm a. Servicemen and women on the B urm a front have organized several successful tiger hunts in this w ar theater during the last year. A fter the symphony of w ar had thundered through his home town of Bonn, G erm any, most of the city was left in ruins, but the statue honoring Ludwig Van Beethoven, one of the great composers, still stands in the town square. No Fish Shortage at Wauconda Child Oscar Award them with Fleischmann’s yellow-label Y e a s t-th e only fresh yeast with more EXTRA vitamins. RAISIO CORN MUFFINS ip8 com meal < tablespoons melted butter ma milk scalded or rnarRarlne asiwons salt 1 cake Flelschmann’s Yeast blespoons brown sugar % cup lukewarm water P 2 eggs, well beaten 3 cups sifted flour he com meal very slowly into the scalded milk. M ix In salt, i sugar and melted butter or margarine. Cool to lukewarm, lve Fleischmann s Yeast In lukewarm water and a dd to rarm com-meal mixture. Add eggs and flour; beat well. F ill „eased muffin pans half full. Cover and let rise In warm free from draft, until light, about 1 hour. Bake In mod- ‘ oven at 375“F. about 30 minutes. Makes 20. C Henry C ■ C This is the sight, and the smell, that greeted residents Lake, Wauconda, III., when the Ice went out. M ore th dead fish were washed ashore when the Ice m elted. Unfit only use w ill be as fe rtilize r, a shortage of which exists in of the nation. Despite their condition they can be used M a rg a re t O’Brien is shown with the “ O scarette,” presented her by Bob Hope, for the best child movie actress of 1944. This Is the first year she has been included in movie hall of fame. N:w tavlxad Virtlai Eiltlei if FliiMlnui 'C lip and paate on ■ penny . poat card for your free co p y o f F le ls c h m a n n ’a newly reviaed “T h e Bread Baaket.” Dotena of eaay A d d ra » _ ___ recipe« for bread«, roll«, deaaerta, Addraaa Standard B ra n d « In c o rp o ra te d , — Grand C entral A n n « , Boa 477, Naw York 17, N . Y . ___________