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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
December 12, 1A41
Crossing Crash
Kills Driver
HILLSDORO, Dec 12 VP An
Oregon electric locomotive
crossing near here late yesterday
killing Robert E. Gumm, S3,
Hillsboro, route 1, Coroner F. J.
Sewell announced.
The engineer, Clyde Blevens
of Portland, said the driver tried
struck an automobile at a grade unsuccessfully to stop his car.
PORTLAND, Dec. It (P)
Shipbuilders and metal trade un
ions of Portland pledged them
selves to ' build as quickly as
possible the ships our navy
needs," at conference yester
day.
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W. Yeoman, representative of
the AFL Lumber and Sawmill
Workers union, denied Friday
that the union had accepted
Long Bell Lumber company
wage proposals but wanted a un
ion shop in the Weed dispute.
Here is Yeoman's statement:
"The news item in your paper
last night, being a statement of
the Long Bell Lumber company,
Weed, California, by J. M.
White, manager, he stated that
the union tentatively accepted
the company wage proposals, but
wanted a union shop. This is not
true. The wage proposal that
was suggested by the Long Bell
company was 10 cents an hour
less in the veneer plant than is
paid here for the same work,
71 cents an hour less in the box
factory and ft cents less than paid
In the mills here for the saw
mill. "The union has asked for a
number of appointments to eon
tinua negotiations, but the com
pany always had something else
to do. Negotiations don't nun
anything anyway; we ih'koMuUhI
for over two months and never
got anything. Ncnoliatlon la a
big word and can take up a lot
of time.
"The unlo.. at Weed has of
fered to turn all disputed mat
ters over to an impartial arbi
tration board, and go back to
work, if thu Long Bell Lumber
company would agreo to be
bound by the decision of the ar
bitration board. This they have
refused to do. Mr. Whito said
they would bo licked before they
started, which is true, for no
group of fair-minded men would
ask the workers to go back to
work for the wages and condi
tions that prevailed ut the time
the men went on strike in Weed
"If the Long Bell Lumber
Fruit Cocktail Fits Into
Menus for Holiday Meals
By MARY HALE MARTIN
Somehow the first course for
holiday feasts, in fact for any
dinner, is apt to be a puzzle.
But it - shouldn't be not with
fruit cocktail on hand! Canned
in sunny California this combin
ation of peaches, pears, tiny
white grapes, pineapple, and
Maraschino style cherries has
flavor ot merit, and is always
ready, smart and appetizing.
Added attractiveness can be
attained by garnishing the fruit
cocktail with a sprig of parsley
or some kind of greens. For a
different note use orange or
grapefruit shells as containers.
This fruit cocktail seems so very
gay too, when topped with a
spoonful of sherbet. I like to use
lime or raspberry at this season
of the year. And need I say that,
well-chilled, it's the perfect
breakfast fruit.
Fruit cocktail is also a con
venient, economical dessert. Chill
and serve a-top Ice cream. Or,
thickened, it has many uses. To
thicken, drain the syrup from a
No. 2 i can of fruit cocktail. Dis
solve 2 tablespoons cornstarch in
a small amount of syrup. Heat
the balance to boiling. Add the
cornstarch and cook until thick'
ened and clear. Combine with
the fruit cocktail. Use this as a
pudding sauce or as a filling for
shortcake. A most delightful
dessert is made by placing the
thickened fruit cocktail In tart
shells and topping with a jaunty
swirl of whipped cream.
Heres a recipe for another
quick, tempting pie that is ln-
triguingly different:
CREAMY FRUIT COCKTAIL
PIE
i cup sugar
7 tablespoons flour
1 teaspoon salt
2 cups milk
3 egg yolks
1 teaspoon vanilla
1 tablespoon butter
1 No. 2 J can fruit cocktail
1 baked pastry shell
Blend sugar, flour and salt.
Heat milk to a scalding. Add
to dry ingredients. Cook in
double boiler until smooth and
thick. Cover and cook 10 min
utes longer. Beat egg yolks and
add cooked mixture gradually
Return to double boiler and cook
2 minutes. Remove from heat;
add" vanilla and butter. Drain
fruit cocktail and arrange In the
Doitom oi tne baked pastry shell.
Pour cream filling over the
fruits. Top with meringue mad
ty neating 3 egg whites foamy,
add 6 tablespoons sugar and
beating stiff. Sweetened whip
ped cream may be used instead
of meringue.
Amount One 9-Inch. pie.
Another good idea is to serve
fruit cocktail, thickened and hot,
as a sauce with baked ham.
Added to fruit flavored gela
tin, it gives splendid flavor to
many salads. I like to place In
dividual molds on pineapple
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DANCE
MALIK
Broadway
HALL
Saturday.
Dec. 13th
Musle By
KELLER and His
RHYTHM MAKERS
"Rhythm That Gets 'Em"
Dancing 10 to 3
Admission Gents II
. LADIES FREEI
slices the result is pretty as a
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JELLIED FRUIT SALAD
1 No. 21 can fruit cocktail
1 package strawberry gelatin
1 No. 2i can sliced pineapple
Mayonnaise
Salad greens.
Drain syrup from fruit cock
tail. Dilute with water to make
2 cups liquid. Dissolve gelatin
according to directions on pack
age. When cool, add fruit cock
tail. Pour into individual molds
and allow to set. Unmold on
drained pineapple slices. Garnish
with greens. Serve dressing sep
arately. Amount Serves 8.
Do try a can of fruit cocktail
soon. Use it in anyone of the
many ways suggested. You'll find
company will agree to arbitrate,
and be bound by the decision of
an arbitration board, to be ap
pointed by the president ot the
United States, Ilia department of
labor or 'iy the national defense
commission, or any other bourd
thut can be set up that is fair
to both sides, our men and wom
en will go biiek to work Monday
morning.
"V. YEOMAN, representative.
"Lumber and Sawmill Work
ers union, AFL."
Accordion Contest
Winner to Ploy
At Concert Here
Phebo Swem, 17, will be
guest artist at tho'Galla-HIni ac
cordion concert here Tuesday.
December 16, it was announced
here Friday.
Miss Swem was selected grand
prize winner Thursday night at
Mcdford where 32 accordionists
competed bvforo three Judges.
Mr. and Mrs. Em lie Humid of
Klamath Falls, and Mrs. Prls
ciila Mclsingcr, accordion teach
er ot Salem. Miss Swem played
"Poet and Peasant" overture.
Other winners were: division
A, Dorothy Hanson; division B,
Betty Lee Turner; division C,
Beverly Christiansen; division
D. Jum-l Walton; division E, Rob
ert Leo Fisher. Contestants came
from Mcdford, Ashlund and
Grants Pass.
Entertalnmont following the
contest was provided by the Jun
ior and senior accordion bands,
and Mrs. Meisingcr's accordion
sextet from Salem.
Filipino Says
Business Good
PORTLAND. Dee. 12 P) "I
put a sign -1 am Filipino' in my
store and doubled my business,"
Portland Grocer Snl ador Santos
said today.
He said he rlisnlAVfri thn ion
n 10 oe inc answer oi wnat to ; because Filipinos often are mis
serve. I t:iken for Jaoattcse.
Holdup Man Picks
Wrong Victim
SEATTLE. Dec. 12 (41
Patrolman Joseph Bergln, de
tailed to guurd the home of
Japanese Consul Yukl Snto, was
sitting in his own automobile
outsldo the Sato home during
tills murnlng's blackout when,
he said, a man approached,
opened the car door, menaced
him with a toy pistol and said:
'This is a holdup ... oh.
you're a policeman!"
"That's right." sold Bergln
and selteil him.
At police headquarters the
prisoner Identified himself sa
George Nelson, 20, New York
City, laborer. Capt. Arthur L.
Chaffee said thu man admitted
ho prowled the homes of Drit,
Bryan Nowsom and Kennuth B.
Edgers Inst week. At the Kdgers
homo, the phtwlnr fell down
stairs and tumbled over a toy
wagon. At the Nowsom home,
the prowler fell into light
well when he leaped out of a
window.
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