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ADDITIONAL :
FARM SIGN-UP ,
DAYS NAMED !
By C. A. HENDERSON
County Agricultural Agent
The federal government
through the food administration,
is asking farmers of the United
States to produce more of those
things needed in our war pro
0rm. The production of non
essential commodities is being
eliminated. Throughout the na
tion, every farmer is being asked
in icn un his farm in this tre
mendous program. Agriculture
has been designated as a No. 1
war industry, and food as a
No. 1 weapon. There are plenty
of indications at the present time
that assistance will be given op
erators to produce those things
needed. This assistance will be
more labor, more financing,
more supplies and equipment,
and more fertilizer.
It is necessary that this sign
up be completed at the earliest
possible date in order that food
stocks for the year can be de
termined. Klamath county is
just completing a series of meet
ings in tnis regara. miu
frnm the Merrill. Malin, and
Henlev districts indicate
68.5 per cent sign-up. Many
were away during the two day
period, and others were unable
to atiena me meemiso ii -mis
reasons.
In order to complete the sign
un for this area, Friday and Sat
urday of this week, February
5 and 6, have been set aside at
the county offices on the second
floor of the Federal Duuaing.
County and community commit
Mmen. as well as representa
tives of the various divisions of
the DeDartment of Agriculture
will be present at the Friday
and Saturday meetings to help
operators make out the necessary
forms. The offices will be open
.11 day until 5 o'clock, in the
evening.
An additional period of two
days has been set aside for op
erators of the Bonanza district
This includes all of Poe Valley,
from the Olene gap, Swan Lake,
Hildebrand, Dairy, Bonanza, and
Laneell Valley. Tuesday and
Wednesday, February 8 and 9,
nf next week, have been set
aside at the county offices for
those to come in who were un
able to attend tlie meetings at
Bonanza. Totals are not avail
able of those who signed at Bo
nanza, but considerably in ex
cess of 100 farms were signed
up during the first two days of
the meetings. Tne ton ruam-
ath meeting was completed Wed
nesday, February 3, and a few
were unable to be there. A sign
up meeting is being held today
at the Council Hall, Klamath
Aeency for the reservation
during the 5th and 6th, assistance
will be given at the Extension
Office Council Hall, Klamath
Agency, for anyone on the res
ervation or In the Fort Klamath
district.
"Gallant King" is the official
title of the king of Italy.
These grand-ttfsting crackers are so.
fulj of flavor they add extra appeal
to everything you serve them with I
PASS AROUND a
flakes and the whole meal's transformed!
Family appetites perk right up. Even the
simplest soup or salad tastes extra good.
That's because snow flakes are baked of
the very finest ingredients are always so
fresh, so light and flaky. And how that tempt
ing salty flavor brings out the best in other
foods!
Better buy a big red package from your
grocer today. He has snow rhAKEB fruh jrom
the oven of the nearby Nabisco bakery.
Brfm ffiSH! Extra FLAKY!
Extra FLAVOR!
SET OF DOILIES ARE
DAINTY) EASY TO DO
by Alice Brooks.
Here's a delightful Idea for
vour next uarty doilies dain
ty as a spider well to fittingly
set off your silver and china.
They can be crocheted in a jiffy
by even a beginner. Use tnem
for buffet sets or individual
Dieces. too. Pattern 7490 con
tains Instructions for making
doilies; illustrations of stitches;
materials needed.
To obtain this pattern send 11
cents in coin to The Herald and
News. Household Arts Dept.,
Klamath Falls. Do not send wis
picture, but keep it and the num
ber for reference. Be sure to
wrap coin securely, as a loose
coin often slips out ot ine envel
ope. Requests tor panems
should read, "Sena pattern no.
to followed ny
your name and address.
Spare the Meat
You Cook, Says
Mrs. W. GWen
By WINNIFRED K. GILLEN
Home Demonstration Agent
When the supply of meat' is
limited it . is doubly important
that homemakers cook the meat
properly so as to get the most
from every pound. As a result
of years of research in meat cook
ery certain basic principles have
been developed which apply to
all methods of preparation.
In general, the tender cuts of
meat are cooked by dry heat
that is they are cooked in an un
covered pan with no water
added.
... Braising
Chops and steaks of veal and
pork are exceptions because they
are always cooked by moist heat.
The less tender cuts are cook
ed by moist heat by braising
that is. brown the meat in a
heavy kettle then add a tight-
fep up tour meas
with SNOW HAKES!
heapine plate of bnow
US FOOD KEEPS
RUSSIA
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 4 VP)
Secretary of Agriculture Wick
ard told the house foreign af
fairs committee today that
American food is keeping Russia
in the war and contributing to
the victories of the soviet army.
It is the men Russian men
who are winning the all-Im
portant battle there," he said.
But if the supplies ot American
food which are going to these
men. fraction though it is of the
total supply, were to be cut off
tomorrow, they would almost
surely have to stop fighting."
Most to Russia
Wickard, as food administra
tor, testified In connection with
legislation authorizing continu
ance of the lend-lease program
for another year.
"To me it is highly signifi
cant," he said, "that in the last
few months our shipments to
Russia have been greatly in
creased. In December, for the
first time, we shipped more to
Russia than to Great Britain.
Civilian Cut
Urging continuance of the
lend-lease operations, the secre
tary said Russia had not asked
for any appreciable help in feed
ing her civilian populations.
"The civilians rations in Rus
sia have been cut to the bone.
Black bread is the mainstay, and
only the heaviest workers get
more than a pound of it a day
Meat is no longer thought of as a
sugar food, but as an occasional
treat. Cereal, fats and sugar are
portioned out, depending on the
sort of work a civilian is doing,
at the minimum rates necessary
sustenance.
Triple Launching
Held Wednesday
LONGVIEW, Feb. 4 (fP) In
the first triple launching of its
kind in the northwest, the Long-
view yards of the Puget Sound
Bridge and Dredging company
sent one drydock and two sec
tions of a large drydock into the
Columbia river here Wednesday
afternoon.
fitting lid and add a small
amount of liquid if necessary
Pork chops should be braised
without added liquid.
Avoid Overcooking
Another moist heat method-
cooking in water is used for
soups and stews. Cover the meat
with water, cover kettle closely
and cook at simmering temper
ature until tender.
Cook all meats at a moderate
temperature in order to retain
flavor and food values and to
prevent excessive . shrinkage.
Avoid overcooking for the same
reasons.
FOR COLDS' COUGHING, MUSCLE ACHES
"I WITH THE MUTTON SUET BASE
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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
American Housewives Will
Be Compelled to Do More
Cooking After February 20
By IRVING PERLMETER
WASHINGTON, Feb. 4 Wi
The can opener will yield to the
cook book after midnight, tou
ruary 20.
From that time until iviarcn
1. when rationing starts, there
will be no canned fruits or vege
tables sold.
Frozen fruits and vegetables,
dried fruits (not dried vege
tables), and canned soups and
canned baby boods also are In
cluded In the order, issued yes
terday by the office of price ad
ministration. Mora Cooking
With the armed forces and
lend-lease taking, in some cate
gories, half of the canned foods
put up, the government has or
dered rationing to assure every
one a fair share
Fresh fruits and vegetables
will not be rationed, and one of
the goals of the program will
be to compel people to do more
real cooking and less can-open
ing. Home canning also will be
encouraged because such foods
will not be counted against ra
tion coupons.
Restauranta Won't Collect
Rationing will be by points,
48 points per person in the
month of March, regardless oi
age or occupation. Because there
still will be so many unrationed
foods especially fresh fruits
and vegetables there will be
no distinction, as there is in Eu
rope, between persons who do
light work and heavy work
Since canned baby foods are
also on the list, babies will get
the same ration points as their
elders. Ill persons requiring spe
cial diets will be able to get
them on medical certificates
Restaurants and other public
eating places will be limited on
canned goods but under present
plans, will not collect ration
coupons from their customers
leaving all ration points to De
spent for home cooking.
Examples Given
To housewives, one big prob
lem will be that of planning a
month ahead. For Instance, a
48 points per person, a family
of three will have 144 points to
spend in March.
Each can, bottle or package
on the new ration list will have
point value" perhaps 10
points for a medium size can of
peas, 7 points for a can oi spin
ach, 8 points for a nau-poun
package of raisins, etc. These
figures are only examples. The
real list of values won't be made
niihHr until after February 20.
to prevent anyone from hoard-
tag the items which will be most'
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METHOD! Boil macaroni In salted water until tender. Drain. Run
cold water over. Mix C-H-B Catsup and the VA cupt hot water, tttr In
mushrooms, mushroom uice, and olives. Pour this sauce over maca
roni, then place the prepared macaroni in layers In buttered casse
role, with grated cheese on each layer. Top with mixture of chees
end cracker crumbs. Bake in 400 degree oven about 20 minutes.
expensive In point values.
Take An Inventory
When she learns these values,
the housewife will be advised
to figure out how she wanta to
spend her 144 points for the
family of three, for instance. If
canned peaches were 14 points
nor can, she could buy lu cans
of peaches but would have only
4 points left for all other wings,
Just as she shops for economi
cal foods on a money basis, she
will be expected to spend her
points so that they go farthest
in satisfying both tho nutrition
and taste needs of her family.
The first tosK" of all house
holders will be to Inventory
their pantries as of midnight,
February 20.
Do It This Way
OPA advised this procedure:
empty the cupboards onto a
table. Put away the unrationed
foods, such as macaroni, olives
canned milk, chili, home-canned
ennds. etc,
Then nut away the rationed
cans or packages which contain
less than 8 ounces each. These
are mostly small cans of baby
food. Then nut away five cans
or packages for every member
of the family, paying no atten
tion to the size or contents of
the food. The number of cans
or packages left on the table
must be reported to we cierK
who will issue the ration books
during the six days beginning
February 22.
Deductions
There will be 1,500.000 of
these clerks stationed in schools
churches and other public
places. One adult will register
for the whole family, iirst no
will have to show (but keep) his
family's sugar-coffee ration
books. Coffee stamps will be de
ducted from books of persons
who report that they had more
than one pound per adult in the
family last November 28.
The clerk will then ask about
the number of cans that were
left on the table after the Sun
day pantry inventory. If there
were any left, the clerk will
then tear out one 8-polnt stamp
for each one.
The books will contain both
red and blue stamps. The blue
ones are for canned goods, the
red ones will be used about
month later for meat rationing
May Be Changed
Each stamp will bear both
letter and a number. The letter
will Indicate when the stamp
can "bi "used A, B and C will
be for March.
The figures represent point
values, and will be In denomln-
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C-H-l MACARONI-VICTORY STYU
3 cupa cookad macaroni
Vi cup C-H't Coliup lit cupt walar
1 can button muihrooma
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K cud flralad Amarlcan chaait
CrHp crackar crumbi ' Soltlotoila
Red Cross
Notes
By ROSE POOLE
Publicity Chairman
The course for first aid In
structors has been completed
and the following became au
thorized Instructors on January
28:
Elizabeth Babcock, Qulnton
Babcock, Dorothea Berkwlth,
Delia Dlnwiddio, Howard Din
widdle, Mona Dixon.
Vonlta Larson, Carl Murphy,
Roy Premo, Ehba M. Reno, Fred
achrelter, Freda Ustick.
Three new claiaei In first aid
have already been started. If
you are interested in taking
either a standard or advanced
first aid course, call Red Cross
headquarters, as other classes
are about to start,
Red Cross Goal
Hero's an Interesting fact: so
popular has first aid instruction
become all over the nation that
sales of the Red Cross first aid
textbook top the Bible, formerly
the "best seller."
The Red Cross goal is to have
all porsons engaged in industry
or In farming trained, and to
nave a first alder In every home
in America.
A. L. Schnfcr, Pacific area
manager of the American Red
Cross, says: "The five and one-
half million new first alders
trained during 1042 is one tre
mendous contribution to Amer
ica's war effort. Industrial lead
ers and workers alike know
that first aid training not only
is important in case of accident,
but it actually prevents acci
dents. A first aider la alert he
is a better worker."
atlona of 1, 2, 5 and 8. A can
that "costs" 10 points, for in
stance, could be "paid" for with
two 5's, a 2 and an 8, or ten l's.
Most grocers will mark the
point values on the cans or
counters right along with- the
money prices.
Point values may be changed
from month to month, but, In
general, will be raised and low
ered along the same lines as
money prices more points for
bigger cans or scarcer commodi
ties. There are 10 times more acci
dents in which people are dta
abled than there are fires.
Ekbs of reptiles have soft
shells resembling parchment
SUPER MARKET STORE NO.
0th and Pine Ph. 9117 1331 Or. Ave. Ph. 4714
Ma lb Swl" Premium. 9A47
IV) I IK T,i j Tina - Caae
Peaches Hrorrc.':.b .Ho:.m29c
Grapefruit Juice 9-
No. 3 Tin. Extra Special 2 Cana WC
12 Tins 1.4S
Catsup c.h.b ioT.14c
Peanut Butter 8 j 49c
Formay Shortening 3t,bn 69c
Snowflake Crackers
2-Lb. Box '
Sub Cafe VS 17c
Flour
Northern. Brand
49-Lb.
Bag ....
7
Swansdown
49-Lb.
Bag ..
2
Oxydol rX.
P&GSoapSiV! 4 or 19c
Apricots Kim..- 28c
Eiatc "or1 CIub 3Ra
Tig Tall Tin 2 forC
Peaches g- 2Hi'-Tnln 25c
Raisins 48rbdX ;, 48c
MEATS
Jones Colored Fryers
Ready for the Pan -None Better. We Have
a Large Supply This Week
Beef Roast Lb. 28c
FUR DISTRIBUTION
OF MEAT PREDICTED
WASHINGTON. Feb. 4 (P)
Fairer distribution of meat
among stores within a few weeks
was predlctod today by offiolula
of the office of price acuminata
tlon.
They expressed confidence
that this would result from the
nromulMt on of their new stnnci
ardlzed retail meat prices. Tho
first of these, on pork, will be
Issued In two weeks, and subse
quent rules on beef, veal, lamb
and mutton are scheduled to fol
low botween that date and the
beginning of meat rationing, op
proximately April 1.
The new prices are expected
to cure some Inequities among
Individual stores. At present r
tall meat prices must not bo
higher than each Individual
store charged for similar cuts
In March, 1942. This hos "squeel
ed" those stores whose March
1942, retail prices weren't high
enough to cover 'present whole
sale costs.
Undor the new rules, every,
slor-a of the same type In tho
sami community will have tho
samu prices.
T'jcoma Man Wounds
Wife, Shoots Self
TACOMA, Feb. 4 (P) Adolph
Kublsta, 35, Tacoma clork, shot
his former wife, Mabel, 36, and
then killed himself with a revol
ver during a qiialrrel In the worn
an's restaurant here last night
according to police reports. The
woman a condition Is critical,
Flrat home of European civ
ilization ia aaid lo be the island
of Crete in the Mediterranean
sea.
GRAY HAIR? GET
GRAYVITA!
TWe mircl nlitny Half
vtumln. Cileium rentoiht
nata. haa won wtna popu
Umy m lh mull 'u
town in a ka'lln national
nuctttne. Thta rannft M
vmIM that M of panona
(Unc al a tiliirn of ha . GHAYVITA
Calcium PanuxSanata I'LUSI
A GRAYVITA laNal ta mtm nf CjWuaa
PanlotlKnal. PLUS aiO U 1 1'. of Vita
mln R and tha other uvful a Cmyir Ha.
num. Taktn Initnutly. GRAYVITA franuamly
aupelwa natural o pimtnl Ihrouiti Iha
haU roou aa ttua rtlamln ofcney m Ihj SMy
la npl.MIM Onto GRAYV rA nn.1 OJy
SI Mk .IMay aopjJr. MOOIew ttaauo
tar. (Pormarty SJ.O0 and COO.) Phona all
euaaiN-a ron onuoi
Right Reserved to
Limit Quantities
FRUITS
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63c I
Apricots
Orange
Blended
Tomato
Blended
Peas
Libby'a,
No. 2 Tin
DaM. Roiedale,
Vina
No.
DAMH. Meco Brand,
oeans No. 2 Ti
AiaH Meco Brand,
worn h. 303 ti ....
February f, 1948
Autopsy Scheduled
n Death ot Farmer
At Hillsboro, Ore.
HILLSBORO, Fob. 4 (P)
Washington county authorities
today awaited the arrival of Dr.
Joseph Beeman, state police
crime laboratory director, before
beginning an autopsy In tho
dentil of E. E. Olbbona, Hills
boro area farmer.
Coroner F. J. Sowell said Mrs.
Gibbons told him that Gibbons
died yesterday after drinking
coffee he believed was poisoned.
Mrs. Glbbniia was detained In
the county Jnll as a material wit
ness, Sewell un Id.
MwaaW Saaf of Appmtl or
Anwfcan Valarfnarv Ndttl ana
AiWmaf NoajWtaf Aaaaafalfana
Mad for dogs of all ages,
oro-pup In tho new pieal
form gets Indorsement from
food experta, cheera from
owner and happy ylp-
from peta. Made from the
same famoua formula used
for oro-pup in ribbon form,
It prnvldea every mineral
and vitamin noeded for a
dog'a growth and vigor. Eco
nomical, tool Fed aa directed,
2 boxea la all you need buy
to taat an average 15-pound
dog a full week. Get oro
pup at your grocer'a todmyt
Maoa ay KaaWx1! SatOa Oraak
STORE NO. 1
aa00 S. 8th Ph. I87S
AND VEGETABLES
slSrMY(HSHf
MV MEAL FORM y
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Oranges W..k!,,:D.. 53c
Grapefruit '."."o": 25c
Tangerines Lb.l5c
Apple Cidr(65c
AppleS ?IneJ0pk .... 4 Lba. 29C
Da. Klamath
I MSUIMSJ Netted Cema, Q-
U. S. No. 1 -.. 10 Lbs.
Rhubarb Hot Hauil . Lh.
19c
White Rose
Bleach
19c
Salmon
Bextsnt Brand
No. 1
22c
Tall Tin
Meeo,
25c
34c
33c
24c
No. 2)4 Tin
Juice 4MBo8,. Tm
Juice
Juice K V
Juice
11c
Cake Flour 8L;d0P 25c
. 15c
12c
; 15C
12c
303 Tin
1D
3
Tomatoesr 14c
Sirloin Steak j.Lb.35c
Kraut Qut Jir 19c
Spinach SrVt 17c
Pumpkin rTin 2for23c
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u' v.: xv i n )x .to:
Beef Short Ribs Lb 22c
Swiss Steak Lb. 39c
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