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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1941)
r 'April flf), 1041 THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON 'April 80, 1911 PHI BOY IVES UP IN ARMY SCHOOL PHILADELPHIA, Pn., April SO Private Flrat Clnia Karl W. llolnrook tiitloncd at For Win field Scott, Cullf., Inn Just grad uated from tho Quurtvrmnster arhoul nt Phlliidolplilu, I'll. Prl vntu First Clan llolbrook, who Joined th color on April 1, 11)40, la Urn son of Mil. Madge llolbrook, Klumulh Fulls, Oro. Included In his dims wore 108 oilier okllcr, nil of whom re ci'lvcd their certificates of com gjA'etlon of llio course from Col "mel 11. L. WhltUkcr, command ant of the school. In exercises conducted lit Philadelphia. All students rclurnud to their former orgunliatlon where they will ue their new knowledge to help carry out the function of the Quartermaster corps. The eouriiol Instruction, which lusted two months, cov ered the basic principle of pro curement, storage and Issue, sup ply, personnel administration, and a number of other subjects pertaining to the operation of tho quartermaster corps. His And Her Towels Arc The Vogue white, 6 tablespoon powdered lugnr. Muke meringue by beating the egg white to a soft peak atage und sprinkling the lugar over the top a tablcapoonful at a time. Beut augar In well be tween each addition. Pllo me ringue lightly on pio and bake In a moderately alow over (325 degrees F.) for about 13 min ute or until light brown. Co-Eds Prepare For Women's Meet At Oregon State OREGON STATE COLLKCE "Everybody's mother is cvory woman' guest" Is again the slo gan for tho annual Women's weekend here, May D, 10 and 11. Thousands of Invitations have been mailed to mothers of Ore gon State students by the Wom en' weekend committee headed FORT LEWIS, April 30 Of) Thl I the story of how a dog fight took precedence over a "war." In recent combat maneuv ers, tho HI si brlgude's "reds" were battling the 82nd bri gade "blues." It was a shorn .battle. It was forgotten mo mentarily when a real battle, between two regimental mas cots started. Each was wear ing tho color of the army to which ho was attached. While opposing troop whooped and hollered, tho dogs fought it out In "no man's land." The "blues" claimed their dog won. The "reds" contra dicted. Taking a cue from umpire judging Inter-brlgado maneuver, the soldier com promised and called the honcst-to-goodness fight draw. FORT LEWIS. April 30 W The United States 1 taking a page out of Germany' military book and will aires relentless, rrushlng attack, Major General Kenyon A. Joyce, commander of the IX army corps, indicated today. Delivering a critique on tho Q rst full divisional maneuvers engaged in this week by the 3rd and 41st divisions, the Jut-Jawed, two-star 'general told all com manding officers the offenae "must ba seized at all cost." Four Words "A passive defense rarely ac complishes anything but ulti mate defeat." the corp com mander ald. "The dofenslva spirit 1 the defeatist spirit and It never wins war." If the IX corps, composed of the two division and attached troop based hero, adopt mod ern warfare' "aggressive doc trlna" it can "very confidently look forward to success no mat ter whnt It task may be," Gen eral Joyce declared. "Four words spirit, nerve, technique and speed bring success to any army, no matter Qi-hat battle task It may face," io told tho officers, many of whom were part-tlmo soldiers In national guard regiment only seven months ago. Offensive Win "A strong offensive win war. All advantage lie with an army that prepare adequately and then takes the rapid offensive The attack must thrust; the do fenso must parry. Operation are most difficult for defender in thl day of rapid, mechanized warfare. Initiative wlth-attack Is mora Important than ever be fore and it must be seized at all cost," General Joyce said the war games, In which 18,000 41st di vision troops and 14,000 3rd division men participated, wore "exceedingly well conducted," but added, "they were not with out the mistakes normal during training period." Q"A smart soldier," the gen .nl added, "doesn't ninko tho same mistake- twice" Tho general left two military suggestions before the men who command the Pacific North west' two divisions: "Never substitute rote for common sense. Don't be bound by what's In tho books. Apply individual resourcefulness." "Remember battle ore won by determined, small combat groups, fearlessly and resource fully led." Crs IfOutiutXO At WC PATTEHN 693'J Surprise the June bridi; with some of those In her shower. "His and Mors" "Mr. and Mrs." Its tho guy and popu lar trend In towrl embroidery and these are so cany! Pattern flOSt) contains a transfer pattern of 12 motifs ranging from 3 by 10 Inches to 4V4 by 5 Inches; Illustrations of stitches; ma terials needed; color scheme. To obtuln this pattern send 10 ccnls In coin to The News and Herald, Household Arts Dept., Klamath Falls. Be sure to print plainly your NAME, ADDRESS and PATTERN NUMBER. by Jean Dykeman of Vancouver, Wash. A new feature this year Is the combining of Women's weekend with the third annual garden days, which will begin Thurs day, May 8, and will continue through Sunday. Visitors here primarily for Women's weekend will find many new garden at tractions, whllo those who come especially for the latter will have other events of interest, Tho' Women's weekend pro gram will feature the honor con vocation, a campus tea, college plays, dance recitals and the an nual mother-daughter banquet. Scheduled during the garden days will be educational talks, a district flower show, dedication of the new campus gate and nu merous other events, including celebration of the thirtieth anni versary of the founding of the department of landscape architecture. Waitresses Meet Halifax In Park at Washington WASHINGTON, April 30 P) Gee, you shoulda been along when Elizabeth O'Connor and Ann Magnotto and Billia Young met hi lordship In Rock Creek park yesterday. Yeah, Lord Halifax, you know, the ambas sador. It's their afternoon off from the Silver cafe where they're waitresses, sec, and they're wading In tho creek when thl Lord Halifax comes along with another fellow. Well, they rec ognize him from his picture in the paper and run after him and ask for his autograph. Nice as anything, he writes It right on their popcorn box. Then he Introduces the fellow with him Malcolm MacDonald. "You've heard of Ramsey MacDonald," ho says. "Well, this Is his son, Malcolm." Elizabeth says, "Hlya Male," and Ann asks him It ha was married. He says he was, so she says, "I better be getting along then." But first Elizabeth asks his lordship for a carnation he had in his buttonhole and he gives it to her and says, "I wish I had one for each of you." Sue put it In her memory book when she got home. Then he asks the girls their nationalities and Billle and Elizabeth tell him their people were born In Ireland and Ann says hers came from Italy but they all say they're itrlctly for Englund. "But there are two kind of Irish Shanty Irish and Lac Curtain Irish," crack hi lord ship. So Billle says aha' itrlct ly Shanty Irish. And Billle ask him why ha don't come down to the Silver cafe some night and he ask her what it's like. "Oh, we have a colored or chestra and a little dance floor and lot of Jitterbugs," tho says. "You'd like It." "I probably would," his lord ship says. "Don't be surprised if you see me there some night." Gee! In a aingle month (July, 18811 388 inches of rain fell In Cher rapunjl, India. Spring Is Here-That's Time To Think of Lemon Meringue Pie The economy budget must al ways include eggs. Thi-y lire absolutely essential to your fam ily' health. It Is seldom wine to buy more thun a week's sup ply of eggs at ono lime. If pos sible, buy eggs that are kept in a refrigerator up until they are sold. Put tho egg in a refrigerator or other cool place as soon as you get them home. Lemon meringue pie is a spring treat in most homes. Hero is a recipe that will mako the family auk for more. Lemon Meringue PI PASTRY: 1 cup flour, 14 tea spoon baking powder. '.1 ten spoon Milt, 1-3 cup Inrd or oth er shortening, ' cup ice wa ter (about). Sift together flour, baking powder and salt. Cut shorten ing In with a pastry blender or two knives until the lumps are the size of lima beans. Add ice water gradually, mixing it in with a fork. When only enough water to hold dough together has been added, pnt dough to gether and chill If possible. On a floured board, roll out dough to 1-6 inch thickness. Lino a ' Inch heat-resistant glass pie plate; trim and flute the edges. Place- another -9-Inch pie plate over it. to hold crust sandwich style whllo baking. Unko in a hot oven (423 degrees F.) about 15 to 17 minutes or until the pie shell is a light brown, FILLING: 1 cup sugar, U cup cornstarch, V4 cup flour, Vi teuspoon salt, 2 cup boiling water, 3 egg yolks, 2 teaspoons grated lemon rind, 8 table spoon lemon Juice, 2 table spoons butter. Mix sugar, cornstarch, flour and salt together In a saucepan. Add boiling water gradually; cook over direct heat 5 min utes, or until thick, stirring constantly. Allow to cook over very low heat a few minutes longer, stirring occasionally. Mix beaten egg yolks; add to cornstarch mixture. Return to heat and cook for 2 minute longer, atlrring all the while. Remove from heat, add lemon rind and lemon Juice; add but ter and cool almost to room Menu BREAKFAST: Grapefruit, soft cooked eggs, oatmeal muffins. Jelly, coffee, milk. LUNCHEON: Macaroni and cheese, fruit salad, whole wheat rolls, tea, milk. DINNER: Baked pork chops with onions, baked potatoes, beets and beet greens, lem on meringue pie, -coffee, milk. temperature. Pour into pie shell. -MERINGUE: Three egg Eight states bound Tennes see: Kentucky, Virginia, Geor gia, North Carolina, Aolnbama, Mississippi, Arkansas, 'and Missouri. Feathers of bird, Instead of Qverlng the entire body, oc cupy restricted area and only lap over the bars patches. Shiolds sometimes wore cov ered with the bony covering of ihs alligator gar fish by primi tive warrior. BEWARE ! BE SAFE ! FUR STORAGE We Use Dry Fumigated Storage WHY? J. Dry Storage f (ur, i, r,Pidiy being inuiid by furriers who really know the fur business. 2. Dry Storage i, safe storage for fur . cause It doe net shrink the pelts. When humidity I net properly controled in cold storage sometimes as much as 2 or 3 Inches shrinkage occurs. 3 Dry Storage 0oe BOt counteract th tanning process. Cold storaq often ruins furs by th salt, uitd In curlnq th pelts, drawing moisture and counteracting th tanning process. 4. Dry Storage protects the fur from moth, a moth larva froien for month in cold iterag become ac tive a toon as they get warm. DRY STORAGE and FUMIGATION Kills All Forms of Moth Life . . . Even the Eggs! 5. Cold Storage h ,b,0iuUlr no,htno i0 with the lustre of furs, as any furrier well knows. 6. Coid Storage of (ur, ,. pur.lv ..noWum,.. lnd Its only value Is the advertising value, because tha public has been educated to pay qood money for it. No furrier aver keeps his stock of neve furs In cold storage . why keep used furs there? What does rofrloeratlon do to loodsT Drya them out by absorbing the moisture . . because REFRIG ERATION Is EVAPORATION. The Only Safe Storage As Recommended by U. S. 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