April .10, lfMU
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
Klamath Merchants Feature "Win With Nutrition"
Chocolate Chip Cookies Everybody's Favorite
i i in '
llt.' w
l U'h m -r;
7
I lisp"
Whether It l for n brlclKo lum'hron, ml(inlht mitiek or for the kiddles, fhciiB chocolate chip
ronklrn will hit the spot. Very economical, yet cnny to prepare, this recipe is for 8 dozen 2-lnch
cook leu.
ChocoUt Chip Cooklts
Mi cup New Nurnii y, teaspoon salt
7-ounco bar .e.nl iweet chocolate toll9poon iod,
M cup dinar . . , , u ,
H cup brown sugar 2 tablespoons hot wster
1 cKd, beaten H cup walnuts, chopped
1 ti cups sifted flour teaspoon vanlllt
Cut eaeh small square of chocolate Into four pieces. Cream Nucoa thoroughly. Add sugars
gradually and cream together until light and fluffy. Add egg Bnd beat well. Sift flour once,
measure. Add salt and sift together three times. Dissolve soda in hot water and mix alternately
with flour. Add nuts and chocolate, then vanilla. Beat well. Drop by half teaspoons on well
Nucoa d cookie sheet. Make In a moderately hot oven (370 degrees J.) 10 to 12 minutes, or un
til done. Yield: flvo dozen 2-inch cookies.
OF RATION LIST
Over theknee olive-drab, clay
and khaki colored rubber boots
-the kind worn In sport hunt
ing and fishing will be re
leased today from rationing re
strictions applying to men's rub
ber boots and rubber work
shoes, the district OPA office
announced today.
Boots of this kind which arc
not heavy enough for workmen
are no longer being produced
because of tho rubber shortage.
However, tho existing supply
can bo sold ratlon-freo as soon
as tho seller has filed n revised
Inventory, dropping the released
boots from his previous report.
Tho revised Inventory Is to be
filed with tho OPA district of
fico serving tho reporting estab
lishment. In announcing this change,
tho OPA offlco emphasized to
the trade that only overthe
knee boots classified as types
1 and 2 in the rationing regula
tions, and which in addition arc
of the designated light colors,
are released. Bclow-thc-kncc;
height boots are still under ra"
tinning control regardless of
color, he said.
Women's Hats to
Be Restricted
WASHINGTON. April PO (P)
Women's hats shortly will go
under government restrictions.
Tho war production board dis
closed today It has reached
agreement with tho millinery In
dustry to proccod with a con
servation order controlling the
size of largo brims, tho yardage
used in fabric hats and tho
length of ribbons and veils.
WPI1 said, however, it would
make "no attempt to limit stylo
possibilities or set styles In any
way." '
T believe that the granting of
vacations to Industrial workers
this year will bo helpful to war
production. Experience has
shown that tho volume of pro
duction is Increased If the work
ers can restore their energies
through periods of relaxation.
WPB Chairman Donald M. Nelson.
Wave Washes Sailor Over;
Another Puts Him Back
WASHINGTON, April 30 (T)
A mountainous wave in a stormy
sea washed Sailor John Andrew
Urtchokc Into the Jaws of death,
but another great wall of water
washed him out again and start
ed him safely home.
Tho seaman, second cIbss, of
New York City, was washed
overboard from his own destroy
er, the navy reported today. For
40 minutes he managed to stay
afloat as on rescue attempt after
another failed,
Finally, as darkness was set
tling, a second destroyer made
an approach. Tho forecastle
clashed by, and then the mid
ships passed him up but as the
stern came up a big wave lifted
Urtchokc and Slammed him on
the vessel's fantail. Sailors
grabbed him and held on.
Valley Fruit Men
Don't Want Price
Ceiling on Pears
MEDFORD, April 30 0P)
Rogue River valley fruit growers
and packers don't want a price
ceiling on pears.
At a meeting conducted by
Geoffrey Baker, Washington, D.
C, a price executive of tho OPA
food division, they predicted
prices to consumers would be
lower under a free flow of pears
to markets.
They contended that If a ceil
ing is set, conditioning' of the
fruit should bo considered and
high quality pears should com
mand a higher price than low
er grades.
Innoculations
Given Shipyard
Workers in Seattle
SEATTLE, April 30 (P) Ty
phoid vaccination of several
thousand Lako Washington ship
yard workers as an aftormath of
an outbreak of illness attributed
to lmpuro drinking water was
advised yesterday by Dr. Aus
tin U. Simpson, chief of the
state health department's labora
tories. Tho recommendation, made to
union officials, followed the dis
covery earlier In hc week of
dangerous pollution In ono of
Iho yard's drinking fountains.
611 3. 6th Phone 5609
Refrigeratior
Service
Ward Arnold, Serviceman
MERIT WASHING
MACHINE SERVICE
Gillnet Fishermen
Take to River at
Start of Season
ASTORIA. Ore., April 30 W)
The gillnet fishermen, with some
400 . nets licensed, took to the
Columbia river today for the sal
mon that means livelihood for
them and food for Americans at
home and on the world's battle
fronts. The spring season opened at 8
a. m and the state fish commis
sion said tho run was heavy and
increasing steadily as the river
level receded. Troll catches off
the river mouth have been large
of late and the number of salmon
going past Bonneville dam has
been 'mounting, the commission
said.
If it's a "frozen" article you
need, advertise for a used one
in the classified.
A nation-wide appeal by the
government for homemakers to
foster better health through bet
ter nutrition Is now under way,
"Win with Nutrition" by eating
recommended foods Is the pro
gram now being featured by lo
cal merchants.
War takes extra time and ex
tra energy, And the sparkling
health so important to victory
can be gained only through eat
ing the right foods. This does
not mean expensive or elabor
ately prepared foods. It docs
mean, however, the right com
binations of vltamin-rlch, energy-giving
foods.
Among the Items listed on the
government's nutrition chart as
contributing to good health are
vitamln-rlch spreads . . . which
includes vitaminized margarine.
This type of food is recommend
ed for daily use. Nucoa, the nu
tritious vegetable margarine
which is fortified with 0000
units of Vitamin A, is both
wholesome and delicious. It's
economical to use with other
good foods, too.
As an oil stretcher, Nucoa Is
a real bargain. Since It only rc-
quires five points per pound,
many housewives will find Nu
coa the ideal product to fit In
with their ration-point allot
ment, as well as their house
hold food budget.
All grocers are now featuring
attractive displays of nutritious
Nucoa. They, also, have avail
able free copies of the Nucoa
Menu Planner which lists many
new and interesting recipes and
menu suggestions that tie in
with the current rationing pro
gram. Here is one of the new
recipes listed in this menu plan
ner: Mock Chicken Stew
4 tbs. Nucoa
1 14 lbs. veal shoulder or neck
3 tbs. flour
2 tsp. salt
V4 tsp. pepper
6 carrots, peeled
fl potatoes, peeled
6 onions, peeled
6 cups hot water
1. Cut veal Into serving pieces.
2. Sprinkle with half the salt
and half the pepper. 3. Roll in
flour. 4. Brown in Nucoa over
low heat. S. Add 2 cups water,
cover and cook slowly 1 hour.
0. Add carrots, potatoes and
onions. 7. Add remaining sea
sonings and water. 8. Cover and
cook slowly another hour.
Thicken gravy, if desired.
Yield: 8 servings.
Note: May be baked in cas
serole or oven.
Nucoa Men Work
With Grocers Here
C. L. Lyons of the Best Foods.
Inc., . Portland division, and
Frank Hughes, representative
for this territory of the Frank
Fink wholesale firm, have spent
the past 10 days here working
with grocers on the current "Win
With Nutrition" program. They
point out that margarine such as
Nucoa, the Best Foods product,
plays an even more important
rol in nutrition these days.
The American Automobile as
ciation is urging a re-appraisal
of the whole tire and rubber sit
uation to determine whether a
higher mileage celling can be
established to permit greater
utilization of the passenger car.
I I CUI
Chocolate Nut
Fudge Cake
Two layers of tender ehocolats cake. Iced
with a chocolate nut fudge icing with nuts
In the cake and In the Icing.
69c
Tea Sticks
' A rich Danish pastry filled with cinnamon
and nuts.
40c doz.
I
Women of Klamath Fall;
ammo
at your grocers now to
"foods to malco tho homo front
strong' with timely display!
featuring NUCOA, the nutrt
tiout modern margarine with
VITAMIN A!
iieuenv hav bjiv vuie ihaviii
EVE B V I WM I g K4l ni9 WW M I
say Uncle Sam's Nutrition Rules. Plan your meals so that every day they
include foods from all the following food groups. See "reminder" displays at
. t I I ..1. f TY T-"" A t f I J J - 1 ' '. '
your glutei a uuu icam uu wee it now huwa can neiu you uuu aeuuoua
flavor and important food value to all your meals -without high '
X SCSI
Meat, poultry, fish fried in nucoa
or seasoned with NUCOA gain the rich
flavor which only a delicious, table
quality spread used for cooking can
give. Yet this luxury with NUCOA is
thrifty in co&tl
2 Fruit, green & yellow vegetables
get extra energy value and Vitamin
A from seasoning with nucoa. And
nucoa always tastes sweet and fresh,
for it is made year 'round oa orrfar
cn never held in storage-
S Sraad and cereal are "naturals
with nucoa! For sugar saving, try
nucoa and syrup on hot cereal This
good, old-fashioned dish is a fine fuel
food rich in vitamins for .vim, vigor
and vitality!
4 Eggs, any way you cook them, are
improved by the delicious flavor
NUCOA gives so inexpensively!
NUCOA's chief ingredients are pure
vegetable oils churned in fresh pas
teurized skim milk-both products of
American farms exclusively'
5 Mttk and milk products are 'deli
cious with nucoa cakes, cookies and
pastries. NUCOA is grand for shorten
ing because it adds rich Raver and
Vitamin A . . . and because nucoa is
so smooth and easy to creanu-never
"flaky," even when cold.
6 Spreads with VHamln A-NUCOA,'
the delicious modern "thrift spread,"
furnishes as much food-energy as the
most expensive spread for bread
(3,300 calories per pound) and in
every pound not less than 9,000
unite of Vitamin A are guaranteed
For Every Table and Cooking Purpose
. A Hh m fjsBh mm. m
Only 5 Ration Points Per round
Bagett s Grocery
Boito's Grocery No. 1
Boito's Grocery No. 2
Buick's Grocery
Bunderson Grocery
Carter's Fine Foods
Community Grocery
Crescent Cash Store
Cox Cash Grocery
' Dryden's Grocery
East Side Grocery
Economy Grocery
Eleventh St. Grocery
Emil's Super Market
Emil's Food Store No. 2
Emil's Food Store No. 3
Fifth Avenue Grocery
Frazer's Market
Carl Frei
Fremont Grocery
Gallagher's Grocery
Goodwill Grocery
Huskinson's Grocery
Idella's' Grocery
Ideal Grocery
Joe's Grocery & Meats
Jurgensen's Groceteria
Keno Store
Kilgore Grocery
Kimsey's Kooler
Klamath River Store
I nnclov Cirncttrv
--r---7
Lien's Cash Store '
Lincoln St. Grocery
Mallory "Y" Market
McDonald's Grocery
Nichol's Grocery
Olympia Grocery
Oregon Food Store No. 2
Oregon Food Store No. 4
Parks Grocery
Pastega's Grocery
Piggly Wiggly
Quality Food Store
Robinson Cash Store
Saylor's Grocery
Second St. Grocery
Shasta Food Store
Sherman's Grocery
Sunset Grocery
Twin Girl Grocery
Unique Grocery
Walker's Grocery
West Klamath Grocery
White Auto Camp
Whitey's Grocery
Yates Grocery
Safeway Store Oregon Avenue
Safeway Store 8th and High
Safeway Store South 6th
Safeway Store 1264 Main St.
Safeway Store East Main