The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, November 21, 1941, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextNovflmbeir 21. 1941 THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON FACTE SEVEH LONDON, Nov. 21 P) The Inter-nllled Information commit toe assorted tndiiy thitt more thun 100,000 persons had boon killed, many thousand itnprts oned, and whole vlllnuot de prived ol meat or burned down In thu "hoatuilo terror" swoup Inil nlno axis-occupied countrloi of ICurupo. The committee's formal report Mia Id the syatem wai first de veloped by the Italian In Al bunla In 1V3U, thun porlactod by tho Gorman and vlyen "IU moid million application" by tin llulifarluiu, who were said to have killed 16,000 persons In a (Inula reprisal expedition In to tlx Urerk vlllui(e. At loost 82,000 Poles have lioon killed In two yeuri by the Ciermum under the hostage yslum, the report aald. It as sorted that 300 of 2000 Polish ammunition worker were ahot to break a atrlke. Mora than 6000 persons were paid to have been executed by the Garmani In Yugoslavia. Every tonth man In ome Yugo lav village were laid to have boon shot and a number of vlt Hl' burned in 100-for-l retri bution for the aluylng of sold ier. Many former government leaders, profeuori and Jewi wore wild to have died In the Netherlands. In Norway and llelglum no hostage were re ported shot, but In Norway father of hundred of boy who broke away to Britain were aid to have been hold. Former army general and hundred of hostage were killed In Czechoslovakia, tho re port aid, and at least 290 Frenchmen have boen killed be cause of the anamination of German officers. Citrus Output for 1940-41 Hits New Peak, 340,000 Cars LOS ANGELES, Nov. 21 Production of citrus fruit In the United State during the 1840-41 season exceeded that of any pre vious year and totaled 142.000, 000 packed boxes, approximate ly 340,000 railway carload or ylx million ton. California and Arizona ac counted for almost fifty per cent of the nation's cltru crop, The two western (late produced fifty-five per cent of the oranges, nearly all of the lemon and about 10 per cent of the grape fruit. - - - - - - These statement featured General Manager Paul S. Arm strong's report to the California Fruit Growers Exchange direc tor at the annual meeting In Los Angeles, November 19. The board room In the Sunkist build ing was filled to capacity by over thrra hundred oxchange growers and packing house managers from California and Arizona. The total of 104,404 carloads of packed cltru fruit (hipped from California and Arizona tn the year which ended Octobor 31, mark a gain of nearly 8000 car over the record total of the prevlou year. Wallpapar remnants one-half rice. Goeller's, 230 Main. XUcginner Could Make Thenl All Household Art by Alice Brook r&5 5ajSST c,n,p CO mm. uouuuoit U1 K PATTERN 6968 Make It a personal Christmas gift gay crocheted jewelry. Those necklace and matching bracelet and lapel pin are fun to do In bright gimp or wool and cost next to nothlngl Pat tern. 8008 contain direction for making Jewelry; Illustration of It and stitches; material needed. To obtain this pattern send 10 cent in coin to The Henld and News, Household Art Oept , Klamath Fall. Do not send this picture, but keep It and the num ber for reference. Be lure to wrap coin locurely, as a loose coin often slip out of the en velope, Request for patterns should read, "Send pattern No to followed by your name and ad dress. Be ure to write plainly Mrs. Henry Hortager, Rt. 3, Box 874 Wo do not hove any pattern number 3383. Will you please check your clipping? Mrs. Glenn B. Head, 337 Hss klns The number was ordered, No. 71D2, is not carried. Please look again. Authority on American Food Suggests Dessert Lucy Mnltby, noted American interpreter of what the average American family likes best to eat, has worked out this mouth watering "old wine In new bot tles" recipe. i BUTTERSCOTCH PUMPKIN. PIE ( Bervings) Pastry 2 cup flour, 1 tea spoon baking powder, 1 tea spoon salt, 2-8 cup lard or, other fat, 8 to 8 tablespoons Ice water. Filling 3 egg. ( cup dark brown sugar, s cup granulated tugar, 1 teaspoon salt, i tea spoon cinnamon, teaspoon nut meg, i teaspoon ginger, i tea spoon cloves, II cups cooked pumpkin, 1! cups milk. Sift flour, baking powder and salt together. Cut In shortening until the size of lima beans with a pastry blender or two knives. Add ice water a little at a time, mixing It In with a fork. Pat dough, together and chill If pos sible. For tha filling, separate eggs; beat yolks until foamy. Mix with yolka the brown sugar, granulat ed sugar, salt, cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger, clove and pumpkin. Scald milk and add to pumpkin mixture. Roll out about three quarters of dough on floured board. Line 10-lnch pie plate, leaving about an Inch overlapping tha edges. Make double upright fold and pinch between thurrjb and fore finger to make fluted rim. Beat egg white until stiff and fold Into pumpkin mixture. Pour fill ing into pastry lined pan. Roll out remainder ot dough and cut pastry turkeys with turkey cut ter. Place on top of filling. Two Specialties Described To Fill Out Dinner Menu Theso two specialtle are de signed to round out the menu for larga dinner. PrUeilla' Coin Pudding (Ten Servings) Six tablespoon cornmeal, 6 tublcspoon brown sugar, 2 tea spoon salt, li cups milk, 8 ta blespoon butter, 3 eggs, 7 cups fresn or canned wnola korncl corn (3 No. 2 cans), 8 tablespoons diced green pepper, 6 table 1 spoon mlncod onion, parsoy. Mix cornmeal, brown sugar and salt together in a bowl. Scald milk and melt butter In it. Pour gradually over cornmeal mixturo, stirring until lugar is dissolved. Add well-bcoten eggs, corn, green popper and onion: combine thoroughly. Pour into a well-greased three-quart heat O resistant glass baking dish; bake uncovered In a modorate oven (329 deg. F.) for about 11 hour, or until firm. Garnish with pars ley and serve. Qrsp Custard Ring (Serve 6) One-eighth teaspoon salt, 2 egg yolks, I cup milk, scalded, 2 egg MENU BREAKFAST: Grapefruit Julcu, scrambled eggs, corn meal muffins, coffee, milk. LUNCHEON: Black boan soup, chopped lettuce and en riched bread 1 sandwiches, baked apples, tea, milk, DINNER! Pan-brollcd chop ped round steak, mashed pota toes, stuffed onions, raw cran berry relish, squasli pie, cof fee, milk. whites stiffly beaten, 1 package leman-flavored gelatin, I cup hot water, I cup grape Juice, 1 teaspoon salt. Add I teaspoon salt to egg oiks and beat slightly: then add hot milk gradually, stirring con stantly. Cook and stir over hot water iintll'mixture coat spoon, I Remove from fire. Fold hot custard gradually into beaten egg white. Dissolve gelatin in hot water. Add grape juice and 1 teaspoon salt. Chill until cold and sy rupy. Place in bowl of cracked ice or ice water and whip with rotary egg beater until fluffy and thick like whipped cream. Then beat In custard. Turn Into ring mold. Chill until firm. Un mold. Garnish with cluster of Concord grapes and grape leave. Buko In a hot over (4S0 degrees F.) for 10 minutes. Then reduce heat of oven to 350 degrees F. and continue baking for 30 min utes or until knife comes out clean when Inserted Into pump kin custard. MENU BREAKFAST Orange Juice, dry wholcwheot cereal, bacon omelet, toast, coffee, milk. DINNER Fricassee of chicken, baked potatoes, cauli flower with parsley butter, rnmolne salad, mince meat mousse, coffe, milk. SUPPER Chicken-tomato soup, frankfurters, creamed potatoes, relishes, preserved fruit, nut cookies, tea, milk. S0TH DEATH PORTLAND, Nov. 21 Iff) John Lewi Mayer, 14, was Port land's 80th traffic fatality of the year. He was killed yesterday ln an automobile collision. PrWICIAN, TftvfiV. - a?H ffl PETERMINEP TO und a crmiMV TO UFT WATTC, Mfc INVENT V TUB PUMP aMONP 250 KC TW-'KTTK YltH fb TBEAT COMttUKtlOM OiXXOlAQiOF rWPR 'SUtK" IN THE PUT 15 TO comer tne cause of we TR006U? WfTH A, veuaous cereai, KEU066S ML-$tAM...EAT it EWERy ciy AND PKIHK fLEHDf Ti .Jifl If ore's Why II. E. POGtHK America's Most Authentic Bonrbon Merita Your Recognition TJ JII ITT -V riTiU.Ml ,!. i .'.iti;s..:'.v,s There U a heritage of tradition In H. E . POOUB Fine Kentucky Bourbon, a landmark of "Tha Original Bourbon County". Strict quality methods, set up by the POOUB Dlitillery Co. at Maytvllle, Kentucky, in 187S, have never been compromised by time or economy. POOUE'S "Old Time" Whlf key, Identified In that rare old group of . Fine Kentucky Bourbons, is typical of POQUE'S "custom quality" and authen tic character . . ateadfaatly maintained throuahout the mellowing veara. Dlitlllxt and bottlad by tha H. S. Posua OIHIH.ry OS, mayiviiii, nr w prooi a yaara am 1 Advwtlsad Price Are For Friday Nov. 21 through Monday, Nov. Z. III 1 i) ON THE ROAD TO ! DS77L1R IIE1L7N Did you know that your family can i 3 (quart maait a day and ttiU ba poorly fad . . . that A mar- - iM tea is undamourisriad? To help build a rtronger nation, Safeway now malca available nutritional information that will enable you to Improve considerably tha health of your family. This eaty, tan leuont-by-mail course explain tha newly determined value of vitamin . , , how to prepare mora nutritious meals. ft tof Ttt9 VOfIB BrBoimorr coupe . lTli7RTf37l ffillf-ITa it SAFEWAY! T0D1TI SOUP I eamosatre Tomila I T r Sandwich I Snreadn.i23c 1 Why Safeway Prices Are Always Low SAFEWAY make many lav ing in diatrlbution eosts. And it is company policy to give consumers th benefit ot these savings by pricing all items at th lowest point that will yield a reasonable profit. That's why Safeway price are. always low, every day, on every Item. Add to thii the fact that while Safeway doe not believe In tailing below cost we will meei such prices if other make them and you will understand why (hopping at 8afway ave you money. You can buy here with confidence know ing that tha price is right and the quality is assured by a money-back guarantee. CUT MACARONI 17c JULIA LEE WRIGHT'S BREAD DEVILED MEAT FLOUR T,J?'? 93c FLOUR r-T Sf$l.69 44t. itr . Na Mas M-Os. 4U Rial "out S-U. Jar trull en UAU VbTlbbV nam h. '. can SANDWICH SPREAD MAYONNAISE MAYONNAISES. PEANUT BUTTER PICKLES SttJTLZ. CATSUP ?""s.itw HOT SAUCE TOMATOES fflBH K,nMl WUnrl Na, t earn SYRUP tSSTL St ly Oawn TOMATO JUICE PINEAPPLE JUICE '7L . Na, ta Oana . r innvn Na. IV, Can . 3, 3,. 227c 15c 17c B7 BaHfalafC CinilB tparrya 0b rMHWHSis. rswwn u-Ot, ok. I2c 10c 42c 45c 29c 14c He He 33c $1.99 l7c 49e 19c I fc CHERUB MILK 21 4 33e N0BHIU.C0FFEEst.23e J45c AIRWAY COFFEE Ml8c 52c pineapple ,rr,r 3 25c plums srsn 2 250 PEACHES R MINCED CLAMS HORSERADISH MUSTARD 9c 19c CORN FLAKES ?L 3 . Uc GERBER'S DRY CEREAL 15c 15c 13c WAX PAPER IK-SaM RaR SATIN MIX CANDY VSHMSL ! Brown Derby Beer, ll-os. Bottle 3 for 25c (Plu Bottle Depoalt) Ritz Crackers sr. i9c Bonnie Dog Food ' No. 1 Cans 6 25c J ROQStS BiTd'e cuts Steak Ground Round ... STRING BEANS Highway, Ho. 303 Tin 3 for 25c PEAS Oardo side Ho. 303 Tina 3 for 25c CORN Card ilde ' Ho. 303 Tina 3 for 25c Meat Price -Sat. Only .Pound 31c Pound 22c Pound 27c Pound 33c Tired of Turkey? Then serre an appetising, savory meat loaf, a "aer, flavorful beef or perk roast, or delicious, thick, sizzling hot steaks. Make all your meat selections from your nearest Safeway market, and be sure always of quality and flavor. PORK Roasts uc .pound 19c ROaSt Pork L. Pound 25 c Steak pork ...... pound 25c 29c Chops Pork. Center cuts Pound Bacon ..... Lb. 25c By the piece, any sis. Bacon,... Lb. 33c Sliced. No rind, no waste. Salt Pork. . . Lb. 17V2C Delicious for seasoning or for frying to golden cxispness. Ovsters . . Pt. 29c Grade "A" for good stews. Saf.way' Low-Cost Cut Have the Goodns and Flavor Ton Get Only in Quality Meat WHITE KING V U Ta-lll STtO SOAP Lg. Pkg. 29c Caino Sliced Pineapple 19c Pineapple Juice stokiy' . 25c Pineapple 2 25c Boston, Vegetarian or Kidney Helm' Beans n - 3 -1 9c PeaS Dal Mont., Early Garden, No. 2 tin 2 for 25 C M0tierS OatS Cup and Saucer, large pkg. 29 C TISSUES i2S 23c SOAP PADS ,,rtpl 9c Ul Y johnaen-a Olo-Ooat QT n H A Quart Can 9 19 MATCHES Otn. of I Ioxn 19c t' M -aa mm T I cry gc o !V MakMlksy 1 Sfer Pi. Croat Cnowdrift . "entomb 6Sc CANDY Monster Gum Drops Jelly Beans Orange Slices Chocolate Drops Satin Mix Broken Mix Cello Bag Pound 73c Oranaes Valencia Pound 7c a Crammed V Cabbage Celery Potatoes V. S. No. 3, Klamath Cms . 50 lb. bag 79C OfllOnS Dry. Tel. Dan.. U. 8. No. 1 70 lb. bag 35 C SdUaSh Mrbl.h.ad, Banana, Dankh or Hub. Lb. 7 V!C . Crammed With Delicious Sweat Juice and Vitamins Pound 2'2C Pound 5c Local, solid crisp beads Orgon, Utah type, grean celery ... Apples Fancy Jonathom. Wine saps, Rome or Delicious. Pound, 5c . f - V " K I V- ' ' ' ' , Produce Price Saturday Only