Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, April 19, 1945, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextHftPLIi LOVE AFFAIR COSTS IR 5100,000 LOS AN, April 10 m f Vim. u innliors stand today, !S M Iho ."porlor court yes j,v lo tVTiy 7 week or r"y ol Jnnn's 18-mnn in ffim'runUl"So Is 21 1- rtCiioi'lIn Is Duby Carol Ann. FiSS-ye'r-old actor-producer LTwooO f'd'tron to . Hco ho Pl(i hr prvlou fhe$7o " week for Curol Ann (what no "".""" " Hiriy. sii " -V,, nnn h. ffiov foTmed.cMcaro Mention aiier Joan, h a moylo- ilrlirn drmiiB pup . ', y wed their Inllmaclea monthe ft1 1 r -i. In thn nn lor. Pu.iot toLt r. tr 'yeilcrdny's assessments Clnal Ih-i Chaplin fortune. Kg had argued thnt 7S a L, 5 "it pauper'i program for fhaplln's ntlornny. Charlca E. Ilkan. declined to any whctli- ho mllinl aK a nwui ui my k W Birds and L di:(..I Lava Beds Area Eon Flher, custodian of the fti Beds nnuonni monument Sirklyou county, caw., na t returned from a regional Unit of officer of notional k iorvlcej In San Francisco. Vlih hit wlfo he attended the lual dinner mcellnt: of the bile Health association In imath Falls Tuesday nlsht. riihtr reported that spring id flowers are blooming now the lava beds, moratory birds returning and deer are ntlful. The two wella ar ni repaired, with Aahford I Krettj of the Sequoia nation park working on the 17S foot ip wall, pulling roda and plp J Mailing new wailiera, geU I It back In working condl- lerbtrt H. Wllllami of Klenv i Falli repaired the well at north entrance. Roads are Kirtcd pmroble to the lava li now. - "hi largest part of a mesqulte ! U below the ground'. I Flashes of Life KISS NOT ENOUGH SEATTLE, April ID (Pi Two young women reported to po lice they dreamed a young man entered tholr bedrooms, uncov ered tlta fool of ono and klascd tho other and they woke up to find it wm true, Cla re Rotor I nil mkl she awoke after her dream to find nor foot uncovered. Frannot Keller aald aha awoke after the klM to see a man In tho room. After tho man amokcd, ha left tho room. And furthermore the ungrate ful wretch atol0 $117. HANDY JEFFEHSON CITY. April 10 (A') A 30-gullon whlaky atlll hai boon dlacovcred In the pris on powcrhouto, officials aald to day, The atlll. ompty but showing evidence of recent uso, was bulll under n brick housing and camouflaged with a covering of cool. LABORING! SAVANT FREMONT, Nebr., April 10 (PI Mldlnnrl rnllnun Proilrlnnt Frod C. Wiognmn docan't want grans to grow under nis stu uonu loci. Students reported seeing the ovorall-clad president plncn-hlt-tlng for a yardman. Dr. Wlegman decided the col lege's front yard needed atten tion and boforo nightfall he had spaded around tho bushes and shrubbery ond trimmed tho grass along campus walks. ANY SUGGESTIONS MILWAUKEE, April 10 (IP) John Mourner, courthouse cus todian, says ho welcomes sug gestions to help him solve a problem. Plagued by pigeons, Messmer found a meusuro of rollef by an Invasion of starlings which drove the pigeons from the county building. Plagued by starlings, however, ha greased their roost and d r o v a them away. , Today, alas, the pigeons returned. FREEPORT, III., April 10 (P) Federal charges of using the malls to defraud were placed against a 47-ycar-ok! woman horo yostwdny In on Indictment which said she obtained money from a young soldier she had never seen by claiming she. was tha mnthep and hn th tutUnm , two "test tube" babies that ncvor existed. The indictment said the wo man. Mrs. Gametic J. Knighton, obtained the soldier's name through an Aberdeen, Wash., lonely hearts club and begon correspondence with him at his camp In California. She represented herself as a 24-year-old woman and "ipmc thing to look at" the Indictment allotted, and induced tho soldier to become a party to a "test tube" baby experiment via tho mulls. The Indictment also alleged she wroto tho soldier that she had given birth to a girl In 1042 and a boy the following year as a result of the experiments and that she induced him to al lot her part of his pay. More than 21,000 of a total of 22,480 homes in Bournemouth, England, had radios before tho war. A Jungle-born tiger or Hon, If caught young, Is easier to train than ono bred in captivity. E LOS ANGELES, April' 10 VP) West coast shipyards and air plane factories will lay off 100, 000 workers within the next 90 days because of cutbacks and contract terminations, Glenn Brockway, deputy regional di rector for the war manpower commission, predicted yester day. Brockway and Fay W. Hunter, regional director, addressing WMC directors of Washington, Oregon, California, Nevada, Arizona and Alaska meeting here, called for a reemploy ment program to cushion tha layoffs. A. F. Hardy, Washington state manpower director, said the Seattle area was not Included and that Brockway's figures were for other parts of the coast. Hardy said there were "no contemplated cutbacks at the present time In the Seattle area." River Flow Below Normal at The Dalles SEATTLE, April 19 (IP) The expected flow of the Columbia river at The Dalles, Ore., is only 08 per cent of normal and the seasonal prospect for water supplies In the river basin still are below normal, the U. S. weather bureau said yesterday. J. C. Smith, regional director, said the runoff at Blrchbank. B. C, was estimated at 83 per Thursday, April It, 184S HERALD AND NEWS BEVEfl cent of normal, slight increase over the March forecast Crit ically low flow in the Pend Oreille basin ranging from 25 to 35 per cant of normal was ex pected. Flow of tha Snake ESQUIRE aaa TOWER river at Clarkston was eamated a; 79 per cent of normal. WASHES WOOLENS to fluffy softness AMERICA'S WASH WORD i GBC5Q ( jr '25 fill $165,000 Damage Results From Fire PORTLAND. April 10 (IP) Fire In the B. F. Johnson Lum ber company mill two miles west of Llnnton was estimated today to have done $165,000 damage. The fira started In the mill boiler room last bight. Herbert G. Starks, 82, watchman, suf fered minor burns. eoceev nxts or HWCAr AMD 8RA delicious HEW breakfast Idea A msglo combination! Crisp Post's 40 Brsn Flakes plus ten der, ebowy seedless ralilns... right In the same package. Delicious nutritious that's Post'i Raliin Brant Don't mlu this wonderful new flavor sensation. Ask your gra eer for Pott's Raisin Bran, today I I 4''( vrkKyisjrKv 5 """"" 1 at Safeway feature top-quality flavor . . . for Safeway expert aelect choice fruit and vegetables right in the field . . . tend them to yon packed with goodnee. Try Safeway produce and taste the difference yourself . . . your ' will be refunded if you are aot pleased. W2C S'"$469 All green speaii la Do yoH know this about Produce? When you aerve fresh vegetables, properly pre pared, you are providing your family with re quired vitamins . . . using foods in plentiful sup ply, and best of all, offering them delicious, deli cate flavor obtainable in no Other way. Here are some tips on vegetable cookery that will pay you dividends in ease of preparation as well as flavor. For ttmng-flamrtd vegetable, tuek. a onion, cauliflower, etc., use sufficient boiling salted water to cover the vegetable; cook uncovered, drain, and discard cooking water, for it contains dis- agreeable sulphur compounds. , For tpinoeh, Su(t$ chord, ond Other leafy greens, lift washed leave into a large saucepan contain ing 1 to 2 cups rapidly boiling salted water, and cook rapidly, uncovered, turning greens once or twice with fork and spoon. Cook until barely tender. Drain and discard water, for it contain objectionable compounds of oxalic acid.' Season o taste with butter or margarine, aalt and pep ' per, and aerve garnished with lemon wedges. For red cabbage and beet, cook in small amount of boiling water to which A teaspoon vinegar or lemon juice for each cup shredded vegetable has been added, in order to retain bright red color. Panning vegetablet: This method of cooking vege-, tables in a covered pan with a minimum amount of water just enough to produce steam ia ex cellent for nearly all and succulent vege table. Shred, dice, or cut vegetable fine. Into a shallow pan with tight-fitting cover put Vi to cup water, add 1 to 2 tablespoon butter, mar garine, oil, or bacon or bam fryings, and heat to boiling. Add the freshly shredded vegetable, (3 to 6 cups), salt lightly, cover tightly, and cook until barely tender, but still slightly crisp 5 to 20 minutes will be ample for most vegetables. Amount of water and shortening and time of ' cooking will depend upon the kind land amount of vegetablo, and on the type of utensil. 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