PACE SIX
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Home salted nuts should be on
every Thanksgiving table this
year because mere is such b
large supply of thorn .... and
because it really takes very lit
tle of the homemaker's time.
Although they are probably best
fried in deep fat, the fat short
age will cause many home
makers to roasl her almonds and
peanuts by the oven or frying
pan method.
Almonds should be blanched
before frying, that is. immersed
in boiling water, and then just
simmered for three minutes. The
skins will then come off easily
when pressed with thumb and
forefinger. Then add two tea
spoons of cooking oil or melted
vegetables or table fat and one
teaspoon salt to eacn cup 01
nutmeats. Place in a frying pan
over a low heat, stirring con
stantly until hot through.
Almonds take a little longer
than other nuts, 15 to 30 min
utes, usually, depending on just
how you prefer them. I ncy may
be heated in a shallow pan In
the oven (at 375 F.) if you wish.
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Thanksgiving
DANCE
Thursday
Evening,
Nov. 23rd
MALIN
Music by
Pappy Gordon
And His
Oregon
Hillbillies
Wool and wet weather go
hand in hand, it seems, and if
you are finding a shiny outline
around the edge of winter wool
skirt pleats, fating and seam
edges, you might like to try the
U.S.D.A. (that's the United States
department of agriculture) sug
gestion that you use a piece of
thin cardboard on the inside of
the pleat when pressing. It
should be as long as the pleat
and three or four inches wide.
County library's Wary Me
Comb has chosen "Mama's Bank
Account" to review for home
makers this week. She says:
Mama s Bank Account by
Kathryn Forbes is a delightful
book about a Norwegian immi
grant family and the first years
of their American life in San
Francisco. It would be difficult
to find m print a more heart
warming series of pictures of
people, poor in this world's
goods but rich in universal hu
man goodness.
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Chess pics make mighty good
eating this time of year, espe
cially if you serve 'em piping
hot. One local homemaker
brought me this recipe. (She
tinned some to her son in ser
vice, but we haven't yet heard
how they arrived).
Chess Pies
1 cup butter
1 cup sugar
Juice of one lemon
2 cups raisins, ground
1 cup walnuts
1 teaspoon salt
2 eggs
Mix all together except the
ege whites which are beaten
stiff and added last Bake 40
minutes in an unbaked pic crust
divided into the compartments
of a jam pan to form individual
pies.
Collectors of miniatures, dolls,
or Indian handiwork may be in
terested in the six-inch example
of Klamath Indian art on dis
play in the HDA office in the
post office building. It is a
WOVen ttllp-rppH Tnritan mairlnn
complete with moccasins, beads
ana jeainer neaa-aress. Mrs.
Carrip .Tnplcsnn nf th I.'Umn(l,
Agency is the maker. She also
- ; ......... .Hv vBt.uvo aiiu'
birds, as well as traditional'
xiaamatn inaian DasKets.
Morse Begins Trip
Around Oregon
Wayne L. Morse began a swing
around the state today prepara
tory to leaving for Washington,
D. C, December 6, to be in
augurated S TT C uinaU, fnm
Oregon.
wis schedule includes meet
ings at Salem. Bend. Cnrvallis
Klamath Falls PnrtlanH W!
Medford. HP Will enpab- of a i
lington, Pendleton and Baker
en route to Washington.
Classifier Ads Brine Results. '
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I Fleet's Combat Team
I .itv r,--ri ini;.a l.v;
r -rfri W.S :
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fjviEN-AND"
WOMEN IN
the nerlnl gunnery school at I.ns
Vegas, Ni'V., where ho won his
gunner's wings on January 10,
1IMII.
llo has been awarded the Air
Medal with two Oak l.oaf chil
lers, mid wears the Kuropeau
AI'rU'iui'MUUIIo Kiist lliealer rib
bun witli two buttle stars.
W1NKELMAN TnANSFEMRED
T winiiim ii. winkelniHii, son
of Virgil Wlllkelinuil Sr.. Houtll-
SMITH FLIES 50 MISSIONS i irii Ptidfli' ioikIiiihsIi'i' lociiled
SSEt. Edwiuil M. Sinilh. Kill I"1 Klamath Falls, has been
nisi,!.,., has siiivessfiillv lliiw n I triinsfi-rm) to II II V n 1 unit
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(bEA Tele photo)
Admiral William 7. Halsey Jr.. USN (lefn. commnntlcr of Third Fleet.
Welcomes Vice Adm. Marc A. Mitotic, USN. romnmuder of Hilrd Fleet I
fast carrier force, aboard his fluRShlp for conlcrenco just prior to dra
matic strikes by the Pacific Fleet nsnlmt Japanese Inner defenss rlnf
of the Philippines, Formosa and Ryukju Islands. U. S. Navy photo.
Memorial Services
Held For Chaney
A large number of friends
gathered at the First Methodist
church at 7:30 p. m. Sunday to
pay final tribute to the memory
of TSgt. Adrian Chaney, son
of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Chancy of
this city and husband of the for
mer Barbara Lee Jacobs of Ba
ker, who was killed in action in
the Palau islands, October 18.
The Rev. Victor Phillips gave
the memorial address and the
choir, directed by Andrew Lo
ney, sang "The Lost Chord," ac
companied at the organ by Mrs.
John O'Connor. Lynn Bauman,
U. S. navy, sang Malotte's "The
Lord's Prayer." Floral gifts sur
rounded the base ot the pulpit
and these later were distributed
to the hospitals. Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Jacobs and their daughter
returned to Baker Monday.
Woman Wounded In
Gun Squabble Dies
ASTORIA, Nov. 21 (TP) Mrs.
Florence Paulsen, wounded at
Warrenton Saturday night In a
gun squabble that left Jess
Dilleshaw shot in the foot, died
last night.
Police said he and Mrs.
Esther Goodrich were visiting
Mrs. Paulsen when a dispute
arose. No charges have been
filed.
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Schilling
ie name is assurance
of ftivc flavor
Coffee
Klamath Medical Service Bureau
, is a medical doctor owned and operated bureau. 36
Klamath county physicians and surgeons make ud the
group (16 are now in the armed services).
Hv"M ''7 A k$ ;j
The Bureau also owns and operates Hillside Hospital
for the benefit of its subscribers.
Have you investigated the new
lospital Service Plan
now available to the families of those in its subscriber
groups, as well as other family groups?
For complete information call 7260 or write Klamath
rvieaicai service Bureau, J55 bast Main St.
his filltli combat mission. As the
lall-Kiinuer on tin A At" Flynm
Fortress in the Mediterranean
theater of operations, he flew Ins
"golden" missimi on October I I,
when the Foils attacked an oil
refinery at Hlechlianntii.T, tier-
many.
Before enlisting In the air
forces, Smith was employed by
Safeway company. Mr at tendril
afloat or lo another shore sta
tion lor further Instruction fol
lowing his graduation Novem
ber -I, from (ho naval air tech
nical Iraiiiiug center lit Nurniiin,
Okla.
niCHEY WEAFtS RIBBON
l:Vlll A A V IN ITALY S'Sgt.
Janu s l llichry Jr., litl. of Klain
alh KnllS, Ore., u voleran utiper
turret Milliner, hiiN been iiullior-
Urd to wear the war uepai'tinent
unit citation ribbon us n member
of a Liberator bomber giouii
which bus been filed "for out
standing perforniancp of duty in
armed conflict with the enemy."
Commanded by Col. Tliuiiuis
W. Sleed of F.towali, T'enii,, llm
group received tho nalliui'a high,
est orgaiilrallnu award for an m
lack on tho alrcriift fuclnrlcs at
Wiener Neustadl, Austria, on
May HI,
About 04 per cent of the land
urea of the Philippines Is fnrest.
TRUCKS FOR RENT
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8av 14 Long and
Short Trips
STILES' BEACON SERVICE
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It's q wartime technical dtieovory mad by The Unllotl
States Time Corporation. Sorry, ean'l tell you more
iuit now. But you'll bo hearing o lot about ll. And only
Ihe handwme new Ingersoll Clokj will liavo Iho
remarkable Tlmex Hoart,
WHAT
WILL THE
TIMEX HEART DO?
If will make the new Ingerioll Clocks praclicolly
soundless . . . more accurate . . . jlurdler . . . longer
lived. More than just a new movoment, the
Timex Heart Is a whole new principle of making
wind-up alarm clock, that will put th. new Ingenolli
years ahead In accuracy and reliability.
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WHAT'S IN IT FOR ME?
Tho Timex Hoart will tave you lime . . . Iroublo . . . monoy;
It eliminate! mojt common clock failure!. It give! Ihe new
Ingorsoll Clocki a tetted decuracy of 99.93 ... an
altogether new high !landard of accuracy In a clock that
everyone can afford.
WHEN CAN WE GET THEM?
Very loon now. But even if it', ,everal month! before youf
dealer ho, the new Ingorwll Clocki ... be patient. You'll
want several of Ihoso handsome, accurate now lngor,oll, for
your home. The incredible Timex Hoart will be the pulse of
tomorrow', limolior life. WELL WORTH WAITING FORI
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