'AnptUNt 10, lfMS
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
page FirJ
Midland CmpMe Veiud,
MAUN Mr. and Mm. J,
IVrry lliilny have received word
of the clcnlli of Lieutenant Rob
ert II. McConnrll, formerly of
1'ortlunri, in the South Pacific
nrrn, presumably In action.
Lieutenant McConnell wti the
llcni'O of loin llnloy, their wed
dlnu pliins having been an
nounced here curly In the
prliitf. Ho had visited here
prior to leaving for overseas
torvlce. He win a navigator on
a B-24 Liberator.
MIks llulcy, who Joined the
U. 8. army July 1, la now ata
tioned ai a dietician at Kennedy
Goncriil h o i p 1 1 a 1 1 Mamphli,
Tonn.. with the rank of aecond
lieutenant In tho nurses's divi
sion. Since graduating from
Oregon State college where ahe
met her fiance, Mlas Haley hat
held responsible positions in her
field on the cil and west
counts.
Merrill
Mrs. J. L. Fotherlngham and
family had as recant guests Mrs.
Fulhvrlnuham's daughter, Mrs.
Allun Peterson and her daugh
tor, Carol Ann, of Portland.
Louise Fotherlngham and her
brother, Waltrr, returned to
Portland with Mrs. Peterson for
a week's visit.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Sharp and
duughtcr Virginia have as their
guests their daughter, Mary
Francis, a nurse at Emmanuel
hospital In Portland Sharp's1
mother, Mrs. Fanny Sharp and
a nephew, Charles Sharp of
Redmond. Miss Lyda Sharp, Su
unvllle. O.. la also a guest.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Col
well, accompanied by Glendon
Colwell, have returned from
Hakersileld, Calif., where Ken
neth Colwell, employed by Levi
Zenter, assisted with handling
potato shipments from that area.
Clrndon, also employed by the
same firm, has been a patient
in a Susanville hospital since
June IS, where he submitted to
an operation for Infoctlon in a
Irg. He Is at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Col
well and la able to receive visitors.
Beatty
Mr. and Mrs. 11. L. Helden
rrlch and small daughter Shirley
returned to Vancouver, Wash.,
where Ucldcnretch Is employed
In the shipyards. Mrs. Helden
relch has been visiting her par
' ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Casey,
ranchers on Whiskey creek, near
Bcolty.
William C. Walker, recently
recovered from a broken wrist,
received an Injury Friday which
resulted In a second break In the
first Injury. Walker is a promin
ent rancher of Sprague River.
Dell Smith and family have
moved to the Levi Walker ranch
on Whiskey creek, where Smith
Is engaged In the cattle business.
Rosclind Riddle enjoyed a
weekend with her mother, Mrs
Elsie Riddle and family. Miss
Riddle has been studying bus
iness courses In Klamath Falls
for the past few months.
Cordon Phllllpson and Robert
Wilson, of Beatty left Sunday
morning to enjoy a two-week
camping trip with the Junior po
lice at Lake o' the Woods.
Former Governor on
Active Naval Duty
U. S. NAVAL HEADQUAR
TERS IN THE SOUTH PACIFIC,
Aug. 10 (IT) Lt. Cmdr. Harold E.
Stassen, former governor of Min
nesota and republican leader, to
day was on active duty here as
flng secretary and personal aide
to Admiral William F. Halsey,
fleet commander In the South
Pacific.
In his first meeting with war
correspondents, Cmdr, Stassen
shied from political discussions
declaring "There must be single
ness of purpose in the 'armed
forces.
Malta
A Jinx has dogged the foot
steps of Donald Hetllff, sun of
Mr. and Mrs. John Ratliff, sta
tioned at tho Santa Ana air bane,
Since enlisting several months
ago tha young man has spent
most of his tlmo in a hospital.
Soon after arriving at his post
he suffered infection In a foot.
Recovered from that, he con
tracted pneumonia with a recur
rence of the illness after he was
able to be up. Then came orders
for his unit to' move to Denver
and two days before tho sched
uled leave, young Ratliff turned
up in the hospital with an attack
of appendicitis. Mrs. Ratliff
went south to be with him and
upon arriving homa reported
him much Improved,
Harry Hundley left Tuesday
for Texas where he will train at
a naval air base. Ho Is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hund
ley.
Mrs, John Ratliff, newly-
elected president of tha Helping
Hand society will entertain the
members at an all duy meeting
Wednesday, August 11. .
The auxiliary of the Malln
post American Legion will en
tertain at a dance for the mil
itary personnel at Newell, Sep
tember 18, lt has been announced
by Mrs. Irene Trout, president.
A previous news story gave the
date as December 18.
Miss Msxlne Haley, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J. Perry Haley
will arrive home from San Fran
cisco, where she has been em
ployed for several months. She
will spend a brief vacation with
her parents before leaving for
Knoxvllle, Tenn., where she will
enter the University of Ten-
nessee. She plans to major in
home economics.
Weyerhaeuser
Mrs. S. J. Sandlin of Sweet-
water. Texas, is visiting her son
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Sandlin and sons, David, Marvin
and Truman.
Rarbara Johnson scent
last week with Georgia Roberts
in Ashland.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis R. Frost
of Chiloqutn have moved into
the Don Low house.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Taylor
of Dunsmulr, Calif., have moved
into the Cap Thompson house
and the Thompsons Into the Ten
ncry house.
New roofing Is being applied
to camp houses this week.
The ten 4-H club members in
ihli community who attended
summer camp at Lake o' the
Woods, returned Saturday eve
ning. William Hartlerode to
r.mr, and Howard Roberta to
Ashland, and the others to Camp
4. They report an enjoyaDie
time and state tnai uary i.ruiK
shank was chosen the outstand
In nmmrtmr
John and Harold Ogle and
Gary Cruikshank plan to attend
kitfh .rhrvnl In Klamath Falls.
The Ogle family has rented a
house on High street ana uary
plana to stay with uie m. fc. noi
llnoufnrth family. .
Carol Knapp is In Medford
working in Uie iruii. ono pians
in return before school begins
Ronald Frledrich is caring for
the library In her absence.
Earl Snell of Salem
stt Forester Nels Rogers of
Salem. Phil Weyerhaeuser of
Waih . and several of
ficials of the Klamath operationa
nf tha Weverhaeuser Timber
company were among a party of
IS who ate dinner ai me timp
4 cookhouse at noon on August
a Thv tnnW nart in the dedica
tion ceremonies for the Klamath
tree farm near lllngson a mm
in the afternoon. '
Three Killed in
Bus-Truck Crash
NELSON, B. C Aug. 10 (P)
Three women were killed and
four persons slightly Injured in
the collision yesterday of a log
ging truck and a Nelson-Trail
bus.
The dead were Mrs. Marian
Evans, Trail; Miss Mary Cane,
Nanaimo, and Mrs. M. Grltchin,
Brilliant, all British Columbia.
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Corn Meal J tbipi. buttsr
1 tip. lilt H cup milk
Combine corn meal, salt and sugar. Cut
in the shortening. Add the heated milk.
Let stand 3 to 8 minutes. Drop from
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Spread or flatten out with spatula. Bake
at 42 P. for IS to 20 minutes.
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MERRILL Mrs. Lena Buck
vice grand of the Merrill Rchck
ah lodge, was in tho chair at the
last meeting of the lodirf!. Dur
Ing the Ifusincii session, Mrs.
Hone Davis and Mrs. Osa Brad
bury were accepted to member
ship by transfer. Mrs. Bon
Fans was reported to bo ill.
Mrs. Bertha McCollum, state
Rebrkah president, will visit the
Merrill lodge, September 15.
Mrs. Dovle Reeder, represent
Ing the Women of the Moose,
thanked the Rebekahs for co
operation in the July bond sale.
Plans for a Joint picnic for
Oddfellows of Merrill and Klam
ath Falls were discussed.
Mrs. Ray Merrill, recently of
Sacramento and Lodl, who with
Mr. Merrill has returned to Mer
rill, was a guest.
The refreshment table was
centered with pastel shaded
sweet peas, and pink and yellow
tapers. Serving on the refresh
ment committee were Mrs: Lena
Buck, chairman, Mrs. Thclma
Stukel, Mrs. Leona Beasley, Mrs.
Iva Kilpatrlck, Mrs. Ethel Ham
ilton, Warren Fruits, and Roy
McNeill.
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WAR KITCHEN '
MAKE YOURSELF A 8POT
OF NAIt CHOY HAR DON
By OAYNOR MADDOX
Combine fresh eggs, shrimp
and sprouted soybeans into a
Chinese omelet for dinner.
Mar Chor Har Den
(Sprouted Soybean Omelet)
(Serves 4-1)
Two cups sprouted soybeans,
1 cup boiling water, 4 strips ba
con, 1 pound raw shrimp, 13
cup scalliona or onions, steamed
soybeans, 6 unbeaten eggs, 4 ta
blespoons oil or fat.
In a saucepot with a tight-fitting
cover, place the soybeans
and boiling water. Steam until
tender about 10 minutes. Drain
well. Dice the bacon and place
in heated 10-Inch frying pan and
brown over moderate heat.
Remove from pan and place In
mixing bowl. Clean and dice
shrimp and cook In fat In frying
pan. Remove from pan and
place in mixing bowl. Finely
chop the scalllons or onions and
place in mixing bowl. Add the
soybeans and eggs and mix all In
gredients together lightly. Place
the oil or fat in a hot 10-lnch fry
ing pan.
Dip omelet mixture by large
spoonsful onto heated pan. Cook
over moderate heat until golden
brown on one side about 3 min
utes. Then turn with a pancake
turner and brown on other side.
Nar Cher Hung Yek
(Pork and Sprouted Soybeans)
One quarter cup almonds, 2
tablespoons oil or fat, 2 tea
spoons salt, 1 pound lean pork,
2 cups sprouted soybeans, 2 cups
carrots, 1 green pepper, 2 ta-
blesnoona cornstarch. 2 tah1J
spoons cornstarch, 2 tablespoons
soy sauce, 13 cup cold water.
Blanch and chop the almonds.
Cook in a few tablespoons of oil
or fat until golden brown. Drain
and set aside. In a preheated
10-inch frying pan place the oil
or fat and salt. Cut the pork In
to thin slices and add. Cook
over moderate heat until golden
brown. Add the soybeans.
Clean the carrots, and slice di
agonally in t-inch thick alices
and add. Cut green pepper in 1-
inch pieces and add. Cover fry
ing pan and cook over low heat
for 10 minutes.
Blend together and add the
cornstarch, soy sauce, and water,
Stir constantly until the Juice
thickens and the mixture Is very
hot. Add the almonds. Serve
Immediately with hot boiled lice.
MENU
(Eat the Basic 7 Every Day)
BREAKFAST: Baked ap
ples, cracked wheat cereal, en
riched toast, plum butter, eo
fee, milk.
LUNCH! Left-over vege
tables In cheese sauce on
whole wheat toast, enriched
rolls, butter or fortified mar
garine, watercress, cherries,
tea, milk.
DINNER: Beef bouillon,
sprouted soybean omelet, soy
sauce, lettuce, tomato and
green pepper salad, pools
shortcake, tea, milk.
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jnain course
ft ean be fascinating game these day'
trying to figure out what to have
for that main course. Despite shorts fee
in some foods, those main dishes must
be hearty, appetizing, attractive ane)
budget-fitting. Here are some an (fee
tions that may help.
MACARONI MtAT IOAP Cook
cups macaroni in boiling, salted water
until tender. Combine with. H te 1
pound ground meat, beef, lamb, veal
or pork or combinations of these meats.
Add ? cups chopped tomatoes, chopped)
onions and green peppers to taste, and)
season with salt and pepper. Add I or 9
beaten eggs and turn into a greased)
loaf pan and bake in. a moderate oven
(350 T.) for about 1 hour until meat
is done. It is your meat and starch)
courses all in one, and it makes meat
go twice as fat.
STEW A tA MOfif-Cook stew as3
usual, adding vegetables (but not pota
toes) in season. When done, thicken
the liquid and pour gravy, meat and
vegetables into a casserole. Top with
hot, mashed potatoes, and place in
hot oven. (450 F.) for about 10 minute
or until potatoes have turned a toasty
brown. Serve at once. This stew may
well be a company dish for all its good
ness and eye appeal,
CHttSt DITTY-Saute 2 or 3 fbspsJ
chopped onion until limp, then add 2
or 3 chopped tomatoes, salt, pepper
and a dash of sugar and simmer for
about 10 minutes. Add HiaV pound' ,
Ci grated cheese and cook untilmelted
and thoroughly blended. Finally, add 1
beaten egg gradually and stir con
Stantly to. blend in the egg smoothly.'
Cook just a minute longer until velvety
(n consistency. Serve immediately on
thin, hot toast. - , '
M'TUNI MI - Place 1 to 2 cupefl
cooked, flaked fish in a greased Caaw'
role. Make 2 cups white sauce, and fold j
In a welt-beaten egg and season with)
alt and pepper. Pour this sauce over
the fish and top with 1 cup fresh bread
Crumbs, dot -with bacon drippings or,
c-ther fat, and bake in hot oven (425F.
for about 15 minutes .or until crusty
brown. Grand for Friday and any other
day. Use any kind offish, canned, fresh
Cooked, or shell fish. -
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