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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 29, 1940)
August 20, IfMO THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. ORE. PAGE THIRTEEN 1 mVILSERYICE mwsm From a Height, German Soldiers Look Down on River Seine P 91 1 OPEN The Uniird Stul. Ire rimml:i;liii In m fivil Srrv iinnouncfMl I'MimiiuillDtiN open compel i for Hie puMlioiiM listed In-low. Appliuitlons nnr t hi- mi (tic with Ihir coimnt"irHH)'ri Wiirliiiitfltin of f lea not Inter l!um tin- cIomiiw rititca innil inncil Two ilojtlhK cUtpK HIT UiVfll till' hi':.! KovrrtiH rriU"lpt of iippltriiti'MiN frmu per nnf in r lutc-. inM nf ('nlon.flo: th nrconrl. from ('ulnradu jtiul AtutrK Wc.it wnitl. All mi In rim Blvi'ii im !.ulij'i t to a irtiifinrnl (lrdurtlnti of :i.S per tiit j Jir till flirt llW I'MiimniitHMl UmVloMni; diilri im- Srptfinlrr 2:i and i!ti, HMO. Asaif-tajit nun kclmi; .'.pM-niliM I (frulta unci vpucUiIjIi-h. i(iiiiud or frozen), $2(HH) n yenr; also )unlur. $2000 11 year. Hurc.iu uf AkiicuI- ' turn I Miirkrtinn jut vice, iJrpnrt- merit of AiTiculturr Applicant imi.it have had cxprnrnrc in the fanning or finviim, Mnmlunlia- tii;n, and K''"diii f canned or frozen fruiU ami veKHiiblrn. . They iuu.it not have purged their fifly-thinl birthday. Special in t in confciriicc plan nlntf. $-1(100 a year, office of rdu cation, Kedenil Security iiuency, ! Appllcanl.H nui.'.t have had rolIcHo eductitlon and experience in plan ning and condiiclui conference, forum and other (iimip activi tic.H. They niihi nut hae pnvscd their flfl third birthday. rhy.Mcal director, SiMUM) a year, in the United Mates Veterans -fijliin.il rut inn. Applicant. inu.sl Jtavn completed ii lour year course in pliyMcal education and inu.st hav e had e, pel inn c in nd ininl.ilei'ini; therapeutic excrciM-.i or conducting a ph, ileal educa lion prow 1 am in M-cuudiirv ,chool v Appl icanti iihinI not have panned their ,01 ty fifth ln thrtuy. Phyniother.ipy jnde, $lfl00 ft er. bIm) Junior, $t2i) u year, I'nlted States I'ublu; Health mtv ice, Federal Security iijjcnry, and Veteran adiiiinistrtition Apph c iints must Iwtw luel .study in physiotherapy tr j 1 1 s 1 ii I rdum- tlOll, or experience in phMO therapy work. Applicants must not have parsed their forty-fifth hirthtlay. Senior scientific aide (liixl di.TiiivJ, $000 a year, tinted Stales National museum, Smith r'jiun pistilutiou. Applicants imifcl hi VP had eerfaiu technical museum and ialoi atm v experi ence. Colleiiu Mudy 111 botany, jirolujiy ttnti zoology may be sub- tituted for pnrl of the experi ence. Applicants mu.'d not havo pasaed their (if thy-tlunt birth day. Under mimeograph operator, $1200 0 year, for appointment 111 Washington, IJ. C , only. Appli- cakos) for scrambled ckkh for luncheon tomorrow. Combine 3 1 yolks with '.i wholfl egg. Beat with fork until well distributed. Add salt, pepper and i cup whole milk. Beat lightly. Menu Breakfast: Seedless Krapes, scrambled rgtfs, toast, jam, coffffc, mil k. luncheon: Clear tomato soup in cups, crackers, fresh vegetable ha lad, milk, rolls, plum tarts, tea, milk. Dinner: Hound steak patties, mashed potatoes, buttered beetn, lettuce and green pepper walnd, fruit cup, chocolate fleck cup cakes, coffee, milk. -'' jWAZI IR PATENT SEEW DUPLICATED Jl IrSr 1 YOUNG EDITOR MISSES SPEECH BUT LIKES IT (NT.A ToUphnlo) "Tlif Sflnf Cliv Unrlnr Thftr Teot," read Ihe 0rmiin caption ceomrnyng thin picture. PaMcd by German ccnr.ora. 11 Dow two Oerraan aoWiera liom the Nail Army ot Occupation looleUig down on the River Bcme and I'arla. . :l ' i I i . 0 , ii- it' -i i " ' ; Iff r. i ' t ' f 1 i-irv. i?.i r ivi.rz : Ji . - - mmmt; ,c m mw i - AMBASSADOR COES TO TOW N Fun nil the order of the evenlm when these alx -inlted a New York nlfht rlub. anxloua to forget momentarily theae anxioua times. Left to right; Ambaiuudor to Franre William flullltt, newly arrived from Paris; his dau(htr, Anne; Franklin D. Koosevcll. Jr.; Mra. Farley; Fostmaster General Jamea A. Farley; and Beth Leary. BELLINGHAM, Wash.. Aug. : 20 (IP) Charted C. Brrg. 81 year-; old German-born connultlng en gineer and metallurgist, who re tired several years ago to con-1 duct a series of experiments,! claimed Wednesday to have 1 found a formula for the production of beryllium al-: loys in a manner entirely separ ate from the methods controlled by German patents. I Beryllium copper, he said, is of great Importance to the avia-1 tion industry. The addition of ' beryllium, an extreme light ele-. mcnt, gives copper a remarkable ; hardness, which is desirable for motor bushings. ' He said he has discovered a simple process to produce : beryllium as an alloy to non-fer-1 rous metals, which results in the ' same effect as though the 1 beryllium was added to the metals ! Berg said he lias already pro-1 duced this metal at a very low 1 cost and has used it in actual practice for bearings, bushings : and diamond drills. Ho offers a copper chisel that cuts mild steel ! as proof of his claim that he can produce a hard copper that will sell at a fraction of the cost of ; present metals. McMINNVILLE, Ore, Aug. 2!) U.R State Superintendent of Public Instruction Hex Put nam today held that adminis trative and financial machinery of much of Oregon's school sys tem needs an overhauling. "We have a splendid school system, and Oregon ranks third in the nation in results obtained from its educational setup," he said, "but there is still a great variation In the ability to edu cate children in the various counties of the state." Putnam concluded that Ore gon's educational system Is not able to fulfill that part of the state constitution which provides that the "legislative assembly shall provide by law for the es tablishment of a uniform and general system of common schools." "Although the constitution provides for a uniform and gen eral system," the superintendent said, "it leaves the working of that system up to the Individual school boards. SALEM. Aug. 21) (API Dor othy Ann Hobson, 12-year-old editor of the pro-republican Val sctz Star, sat with the acceptance committee Tuesday at the cere mony notifying Charles L. Mc Nary of the republican vice presidential nomination. "It was a fine speech I didn't I hear a word of it," the young editor said. She explained the amplifiers were pointed In the opposite di rection. BRIDGE STARTED MOUNT SHASTA Work is starting on the Algoma brldgs over the McCloud rlvtr under th supervision of the U. S. forest xrvice. It will have art over-all length of 120 feet, with concrete deck and constructed with steel stringers. The bridge is located near Bartle about fif teen miles east of McCloud. MOUNT SHASTA Gold prospecting In the Scott district is reported to be paying better lately, George Colburn having extracted quartz gold to the amount of 141 ounces In leas than a week from his claim on the Trinity river. On the Hawaiian Island of Maui, 5B2 Inches of rain fell on the upper slopes of Puu Kukul in 1918, and only 29 inches fell nine miles away. HUNTER FINED MOUNT SHASTA In co operation with the California slate fish and game commission, Frank Mattos, who is foreman at the Ball Mountain Spike camp, aided in apprehending an out-of-season deer hunter near the Spoke camp August 24. At the hearing held at Yrcka on August 25, the man was fined $50.00 for hunting deer out of season. I now 1 tk DISTILLED DRY DM 1 - L r J j I V ranis mint have had three mouths "f full-time oxiienenre In Ihe operation of mimeograph machines. They must have reached their eighteenth birth tiny, but must not have passed their fifty-third birthday. Clos lug dntet are Scptrnibcr 11 and II. 11140. Full information as to the re- liiirrments for these examina tions and application forms, may be obtained at the post office or customhouse In this city, or from the secretary of the board of U. S. Civil Service examiners, at liny first or second class post office. Watch the Classified Colorful Punch and Cakes Just Right for That Party I K I . V lit S AS SEEN IN MADEMOISELLE By MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Sarvtc Staff Writar Youngsters can enter the great drive for budget economy based on getting the most nutrients for the least expenditure. Let them have their parties. But make it a rule, if the budget is being watched, no parties without nutrients. They can have a gay and delightful "feast ' and still follow sound economy, A large bowl of colorful punch and chocolate chip cakes will make a perfect party menu. Raipbarry Grape Punch (Serves 20) One cup sugar, 4 cups boiling water, 1 (No. 2) can raspberries or 2i cups fresh raspberry pulp and Juice, 1 quart grape juice, 4 cup lemon Juice, 1 quart carbon ated water, 3 bananas. Dissolve sugar in boiling water; cool. Add raspberries, grape Juice, lemon Juice. Pour over large picco of Ice. Just be fore serving add carbonated water and bananas cut Into 1-inch pieces, Chocolate Fleck Cup Cakea (30 Medium Cup Cakes) One package (B ounces) semi sweet chocolate, 2i cups sifted cake flour, 21 teaspoons baking powder, 1 teaspoon salt, 1 cup butter or other shortening, 1 cup sugar, 3 egg whites, unbeaten, i cup milk, 11 teaspoons vanilla. Cut each small square of choco late in 4 to 6 pieces. Sift flour once, measure, add baking pow der and salt, and sift together 3 times. Cream butter, thorough ly, add sugar gradually, and cream together until light and fluffy. Add egg whites (do not beat them) one at a time, beating I thoroughly after each. j Add flour, alternately with milk, a small amount at a time, beating after each addition until smooth. Add chopped chocolate and vanilla. Turn into greased cup cake pans, filling them two- thirds full. Bake in moderate group of pheasants oven C175 deg. F.) 20 minutes, or been shipped into Fall River val until done. Note: Chocolate may ley during the current year, as be reduced to 1 package (4 previously on August 9, 116 ounces) if coarsely chopped. Mongolian pheasants were re Use the three egg yolks (left leased in the vicinity of Lee's from the whites used in the cup ranch. BIRDS RECEIVED MOUNT SHASTA The Inter-Mountain Sportsmen's asso ciation at Fall River were the recipients recently of 36 Mon golian pheasants and 50 Chuk kar partridges, to be reared in their bird pens at the Fall River Mills ranger station. Ranger Oscar L. Barnum received the birds for the association. Besides these birds, the state game farms of Redding brought 186 Mongolian pheasants which were released in Fall River val ley under the direction of Ran ger Barnum. This is the second that have 3 1 ore bids from the hoy. ..In your new lorioniollln (own of Rloomiburi'i "Swlni Parade" rayon crepe woven with Cel aneie ynm. Mnll lienil Mudded. tllark, julillee red.peacorlt. Good dnnrlng linen lo litis own In Bloomiburi't "Polo nslie" rnyon tnffeto of Cejitnete yarn. A lovely discovery lor a nniDESMAID, tool Clmmpaane rose, hyarlnlh, $1195 lnmii,p Mum. Gni,,tl.h rnliln. Mlaaei. lunior aliei. 1 Ao it HTiiMttn nf Olltfr mi Hit ill HtrlN In Dinner rrMa and Formal 2nd Annual LABOR DAY DANCE Sponsored by the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen SatM Aug. 31st ARMORY Music By BUDDY GRAY And His ORCHESTRA NOTEi Due to a breach of contract on the part of Gone Coy, and through no fault of the B. of R. T., Coy'a orch estra will not be used, aa originally announced. Ninth Street, Corner Pine Telephone 3188 f : i THESE ARE THE WS FALL STYLES. nw ii! 7 d I, ci ) 075 t w w i uw uiuiiiinnii .-JT m iVTTJV ROU vr-Jh. JUKI I DIXMIllSUn L'iy THE DEBNEY In a smart new "'"n,TE ' H 2rt'iSM"B",, Vi"C, S-t Wear PUIDS and b. ; wMl 1 ,p0 in-)8. Vs I "(V u ' 11 --as1SSSS5i, In 'Style. Shown In the H longieuLi. YfS ' IV. new drop, model, ? ft Ijr ... f Main Floor Ninth Street, Corner Pine Telephone 3188 ffF
