November 28, 1941
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
NEW SURE
T
NAVY WEAPON
Fashion Authority Advises
Trial of German Cooking
DISCLOSED
WASHINOTON, Nov. 27 (AP)
Existence of ecrot nnvy wou
pon for unn In clrU'ctlnu both
lilp and airplane? nt Kirut dl
tHtirr win l Im'liiBcd In aulliorl
iHtlve fjuartrr Tluimilny a the
navy (UtpartniPiit rulh'd (or In
rreaaed pnllnlnmnlii for training
In radio maintenance
The device linn been In nap for
omo llnio, imtokIIiiu to the lirnt
available liiforiiiatlon, hut ha
been a carefully uunrili'il ai't'rrt,
Word of IU existence Imikncl out
In connection with thn i-nmpiilKn
of rPcrtilllnu radio tcclinlcliin.i,
but even no nnvy offu'lnln de
clined all official dlitcunalnn of
It.
Thn recruiting cumpulitn wu
dlacloicd In a letter Innurd to the
rccrultlnit service by Hear Ad
miral C. W. Nlmlt. olilcf of the
burrnu of navliiiitlou, nuking Hint
aucclal effort bo iniido to meet
the demand of thn cxuundlng
navy for trained rodlo expert.
To qualify, It wua anld, the
men enlisting niu.it huvo lind ex
perience In the design, construe
tlon and operation of amati'iir or
commercial radio trniumitUng
and receiving equipment or they
may hava had experience with
television or cathode ruy equip
ment. The nature of the detection de
vice dctplto dlcloure regarding
Its axlitence, remained a navnl
ecret. Whether It la nlmllar to
the radio airplane detection
equipment now being widely
lined by military forces both In
thli country and In Knglund i
could not ba determined.
Youth Chops Toe
Off to Get in Navy
McMINNVILLE, Ore., Nov. 28
(AP Wlllard II. Wood. 2a,
Newbcrjf, Ore, dunked hi phy
alcal examination for entrance
Into the navy because of a do
formed too on hi left foot.
"SuppoM I didn't have that
toe at all?" aaked Wood of the
recruiting officer.
"You'd tlll have enough good
toe to get In."
Wood hobbled In on crutches
today.
"Okay, the toe' gone. Do I
get In the navy'"
lie did, pausing the exnmlna- I
tion without difficulty and being 1
ordered to San Diego. Ho had
the bad toe removed at a local
hoepltal.
A daughter of Milwaukee,
Tobe, thn well known fimlilou
prophet mid atylu authority. I
equally woll known u a hoatosa
In New York. She auy there Isn't
liny hidden secret to tho aucceiu
of serving simple, tasty, well
buliiiiccd meals, llur own favor
lie dishes stem from her Mil
waukee background and suggest
the flavour of German cooking
HOA8T VEAL WITH RAISIN
SAUCE
(Serves 8 to 6)
.Three and one-half pound
loin of veal, 1 cup larding tut,
3 onions, 2 carrots, 1 heaping
talilespoonful of butter melted,
salt, pepper, i cup of rulslns, 1
tablespooiiful of butter, 2 table
spoonful of flour, 1 teaspoonful
of sugar, 1 tablcnpooiiful of vino
liur, i teaspoonful of lemon
Juice.
Cover the loin of veal thor
oughly with tho larding f tit. then
place It In a deep meat pun, seas
oning it with salt and pepper to
tunic. Slice the onions and carrots
and place them over tho meat.
I'our the melted butter over the
roust. Cook 40 minutes, turning
the roast until 11 Is evenly brown
ed on all sides. Then cover with
the sauce, made by melting the
butter In a saucepan, stirring In
tho flour and cooking this com
bination until brown, then add
ing the raisins, sugar, vinegar
and lemon Juice, mixing thor
oughly, and allowing to simmer
until the raisin are soft.
SAUERKRAUT WITH APPLES
(Serve 8 to 8)
Two pounds of suuerkrnut, 4
tablespoonftils of larding fat, 4
apples, 2 potatoes, i teaspoonful
of caruway seed, 1 onion sliced,
3 tablespoonfuls of water, salt,
sugar.
Icel, com and quarter the ap
ples, then place with sauerkraut
In an earthenware casserole, gar
nish with sliced onion and add
ing larding fat and water Cover
tho casserole nnd cook on a me
dium flame until sauerkraut and
apples are tender. Pare the pota
toes mid grate finely, adding to
the casserole mixture. Add the
caraway seed and season with
salt and ugar to taste. Cook 3
minutes more.
MENU
BREAKFAST: Sliced or
ange, boiled egg, whole
wheat muffins, marmalade,
coffee, milk.
DINNER: Roast veal .with
raisin sauce, parsley potatoes,
sauerkraut, with apples, rye
bread, cracker crumb cran
berry torte, coffee, milk.
SUPPER: Chopped chicken
and vegetable salad, baking
powder biscuits, honey, fall
fruit bowl, sugar cookies, tea,
milk.
Pet Canary Big
Whiskey Drinker
ATLANTA, Nov. 28 (AP)
Dopey, hor pet canary, lias a
fondness for whiskey and tobac
co, Mr. Clint linger says, and
sometimes "get drunk as a billy
goat and wants to fight."
"Dopey" fell from Ills nest at
birth u year ago. Mrs. linger said
she and her husband revived the
feathcrless bird with a few drops
of whiskey and raised him in a
shoo box Incubator.
Now, she says, "Dopey" comes
winging In for his share when
ever cocktails are served, and at
parlies help himself from any
body's glass.
Once, after a few "drinks,"
the canary flew "at the Hagcrs'
bulldog. The dog flew out the
back door. Now they are Insep
arable friends.
"Dopey" picked up the tobac
co habit, Mrs. Hager said, from
her husband's pipe. He picks the
tobacco grain by grain, from the
pipe and swallows It.
Read the Classified page
ii in in aaassqEB
0sa aiAOiai I am youe nun, mar
Vlad aavan Nrt. My wlf gala paavaal,
braaha a roltln pin avar my haad and
mahaa ma alaap out In lh hall. All baaauaa
I Oen'l Ilka hard worn. Whal ahall I
do? ANNOVID.
See the Answer in
"MARRIED BACHELOR"
ESQUIRE - Sunday
Tunnel Bids Asked
By Federal Bureau
DENVER, Nov. 27 (AP) The i
federal reclamation bureau call-'
ed Thursday for bids, to be(
opened December 20, at Rend,
Oregon, for construction of tun- I
nels No. 1 and No. 2,north unit
main canal, Deschutes project, j
Oregon. The work will be lo
cated near Terrebonne, Ore. '
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Beans &.?J2rt 15c
Tomato Juice " 3 lor25c
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FlOlir Buckwheat Alber', Ig. pkg. 25C
FlOlir Pancake, Sperrr. 28-os. pkg 1 7C
Oranges Slices Mb. pkg 13c
Chocolates 73c
3 Pound can .......J. $1.29
Quick Oats 19c
Crackers s1tidNVlbL"kg,.r' 17c
Extract 1.v 29c
Corn Meal 32c
Corn Mealed 32c
Rolled Oats it Rr' 43c
FIOUTHerveit Blonom. S ib. bag . 49c
Wheatina L.r9. Pckg. 23c
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Sirloin Steak Lb. 37c
Rib Steak Lb. 33c
Round Steak Lb. 35c
T-Sone Steak Lb. 37c
Ground
Round Steak Lb. 25c
TURKEYS
Hens Fney No. 1 . . Lb. 27c
Toms raney No. j Lb. 23c
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Roasts Lb
Shoulder Veal
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Breast
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Veal
Chops
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...b. 12V2C
tb. 29c
UvMaia Tenderiied,
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Sliced Bacon .N ". b?'h 29c
Oysters Crad.
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Pound
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Oranges
Valencia's,, lb. 6Vi2C Navel lb. 7C
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Saeesel Sup
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Sn-Pnib
Mas s Hand Lottos
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New KIek
BEADS Of SOAP
Small 1 0
Pkgs... ,UC
BanOnCIS Golden fruit Pound 7V2C
Cabbage l0ci. ond head '..Pound 3c
Carrots Top Off 3 In. 73c
Cefery Utah, green type Pound 472C
Potatoes u. s. no. a. 50 lb. bag 79c
Klamath Qems
Coachella Pound 6'2C
Blue Goose Brand
s WESSON OIL
"rr For Home Made DreMtnail
0rt Cm af 7c
Grapefruit
Airway Coffee;
Lb 18 3-ibb.g52
Nob Hill Coffco
Lb 23 2 lb bag 45
Edwards Coffco
tb Can 27 2-lb can 83
Maxwoll Hons
Lbc.a 31 2-lb cb60j
P&G
While Naphlh
Lauadrj Soap
PRUNES
Dtt Monti Mad.
2-LB. 17c
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MAY DAY SALAD OH1
Pais SiladOa lor Iverr Ue
Quit Can 43C
Eggs.
Grade A
Large
Doz. 40c
Medium
Doz. 36c