THURSDAY, JANUARY 81, 10B2
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PACK SEVEN
TWO BOYS AND A GIRL will play the leads In the Tulo
lake Hifjh School Senior Class play "The Boarding House
Reach" to be presented Feb. 22 In the high school gymna
sium. Rill Sowcls (left), ,Maxlne Ross and Paul 01 sen won
the top spots in the try-outs. The play will be directed by
John Quiiin.
HST Stands
Pat On Tax
Increases
WASHINGTON Wl President
Trumnn hna expressed the view
tlnil lo try to Rrl ulonir without
another tax boost would not be
"unlc."
lie novo his opinion In a letter
made public Thursdny by Senators
Moody, IVMIch., and Monroney,
D-Okltt. They Imd written the Presl
dent on Dec. 30 that they believed
it tax Incrraao thin year would not
bo "wise or necessary." .
In reply dated Jan 26, Truman
Hi Id "The Ilncnl outlook ol the gov
rrnment la such that It Is not dale
to lorciio name Increases In taxes.
In opposing another general lax
Inc-reuse, Uie two senators auR
jriU'd three alternatives to a tax
boo.il:
1., Closing of tax loopholes.
i. Becking additional specific eco
nomics. ,
3. "Averaging off our (local bal
ance In a live year package. "
. on thin li'.it point, they said:
V "The mobllliullon program, we
nre Inlorinrd, culls tor huge ex
penditures lor two to three years
und. burring a general war, con
Mdornbty loss military expendi
tures In Uie followUig two to three
jrurs . . .
Tho level of general taxes Is
now high. . . If Uie current level
ol tax rules were continued for the
entire live year rearmament per
iod, we bellevo that the surplus of
the Inst two or three years of the
live period would balance Uie bud-,-et.
or more, over the period."
Hut Truman replied a tax In-
Next time you barbecue frank
furters serve them In aplil toasted
lung buns and ladle sauce over
them.
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Tin Shortage Leads To
Lack Of Some Soup Types
A shortage of
canned soup black
HPOKANE Am
non-acasiinal
bean, beef, vcgetuble beef, dry
pea, consomme has developed
across the country, Bpokune food
wholesalers reported Wednesday.
It's blamed on a scarcity of tin,
a inctnl vital to the defenso effort.
Allocutions to producers have
been cut down and most of the
metal going Into cans of soup In
lining used lor more popular sellers
like tomato, chicken gumbo, chick
en noodle and vegetable.
There were no reports of any
serious nliortiigt! of these varieties.
McCllntock -Trunkcy, Bjwkunc's
largest food wholesaler said It re
ceived only two cases of bluck bean
soup lust month. It usually gets
100 cusps of that variety.
A "soup shortage" was reported
In Longvlew Wednesday.
The Continental Can Company
said In Portland the tin shortage
Is iiftcctlng dog food and beer as
Items.
Continental said It has been
going on for more than a year
und that the future Is only slightly
brighter.
The non-seasonal soups being
squeezed out of the cans by the
tin shortage can be packaged in
other ways and consumers will still
be able to get them although they
may have to look around, MeClln-tock-Trunkey
said. Demand was re.
ported Increasing for dry soup
mixes. ,
Jobbers here said the current
shortage of some soups Is far
more serious than one that devel
oped last fall although a dozen car
loads arrived In the Spokane area
last month.
The non-seasonal soups are those
that can be canned at any time
during the year.
Punishment Of
Ex-Reds Bothersome
WAHHINGTON M'h-Members of j
the Jloune Unumr-rlcnn Activities I
Committee were rejiorted Thursday j
to lie studying ways to prevent "re-
criminations" agulnsl witnesses in ;
their CominunlHt Investigation. j
Home witnesses who admitted
former membership In the Com
munist Parly have been threatened
with llring by their employers,
sources close to the committee
said. i
They said committeemen hope to I
lake steps lo "remedy the situation
and prevent IU recurrence."
NEW IDKA
Take red cabbage and shred as
finely us possible. Combine with I
muyonniitsc and sour cream mixed
half mid half with a little mun- i
tard to point up the flavor. Add !
a few cubes of diced winter Calavo i
avocado and give the whole thing j
a couple of quick tosses. Sprinkle j
with celery seed and servo.
If you can't strip the skin from
an avocado easily Just pare It off
with a Mnnll sharp knife.
FOR FRIDAY
SATURDAY J
NOTICE V
TAUCHER'S MKT.
IN
CARTERS' FINE FOODS
1420 ESPLANADE
ROASTING HENS 45c
POT ROAST-"-a... . 67c
PORK ROAST -39c
PURE PORK SAUSAGE - 55c
EASTERN BACON - . 59c
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Yaw fn mala vUSfe fttvtvSti ANNIVIRSARY fllSTA CAKE
in 4 easy steps I
Prcl1e.1t ovtn to 350 (moderate). Have egg at room temperature.
Sift flour before measuring. Use level measurements.
al 1, Measure and sift together into bowl
B 1 V4 up I'fttd Sparry Driftad Snow Flour
J ' 34 cup sugar
Mjike well in center and add-
al Vs cup ogg yolks (6)
, H Vl cup cold wotar
lablotpoon lamon Julct .
Pj toaspoon vanilla
5 ' Beat until mixture forms a smooth, muj-
S eratcly thick batter. '
J. Measure into vcr)' targe mixing bowl
t cup ogg whilas 17 or a)
1 toaspoon croam of tartar
1 toaipoon salt
JJ , Whip (use rotary beater, or electric mix-
S er) until very fine foam forms throughout.
5 . Add gradually, 2 tablespoons at a time
S aA cup sugar
fj Continue beating until meringue is frm
p and holds up in straight peaks when
m beater is gently lifted out.
J 3. Pour batter slowly over metinguewhile
gently folding in with spoon or rubber
scraper. Fold in just until blended. Do
not jf'r. Gently flush batter into ungrcased
' tube pan, 10x4 in. Lift last portion lightly
2 ftom bowl to pan. Carefully cut through
5 . batter, going around tube 5-6 times with
J silver knife to break large air bubbles, fie
2 sure baiter is level in pan.
4, Bake 5IM5 min. or until top springs
of funnel or bottle. Let cike hang until
back when lichili touched, Immediately
turn pan over, placing tube part over neck
of funnel or bottle. Let a
told. Loosen cake from sides and tube
with spatula. Turn pan over and hit edge
sharply to loosen, 10--2U servings.
corraa caisp toppino
Measure in saucepan(atleast5in.dcep'l- .
1 Vi cups sugar
V cup coftoo bovorago
V4 cup white com syrup
5iir to combine ingredients. Bring to boil
and cook to hard crack stage. 310 (or
when a small amount is dropped into cold
water it will break with a brittle snap).
Remove from heat and immediately add
3 taaipoons soda, froo from all lumps
(Pitlt lei ikrottsb AM IMVe, MMlarf lighlyj -
Stir vigorously just until mixture thick-
ens and pulls away from sides of pan.
(Mixmrt foitml rapidly ubtu sodd it
odded. Do not destroy foam ly txccsiii t
tailing.) Immtdimely pour loamy mass
into ungrcased shallow metal pan (about
9x9xlV- in.) Do not sfrtad or stir. Let
stand u-ithoHt tnoring until cool. When
ready to garnish cake, knock out of pan
and crush between sheets of waxed paper
with rolling pin to form coarse ctumbs,
TO PRIPAM riBSTA CAKI. Split cake into
A equal layers. Have ready crushed Coffee
Crisp Topping. Place in a chilled bowl
7 cups whipping croam II pint)
2 tablospoons sugar
2 toaipoons vanilla
Whip until cream holds its shape. Spread
about half of whipped cream between
layers and remainder over top and sides.
Covercakeverygenetouslyand thoroughly s
wiih crushed Coffee Crisp Topping.
Whipped cream sliould be tutirtly cov.
ered.) With straight knife indicate cut
ling lines on lop and down sides of rate.
Keep in refrigerator until served.
Spun-Gold Sponge Cake
of Marvelous Tenderness and Flavor!
It took the Sperty Kitchen's 100 years of
baking "know-how" to perfect this spun-gold
sponge cake! First milled in 1852, Sperry
Flour has been a friend of the family for
100 years. Five generations of Western fam
ilies have depended on its superior quality
and its uniform baking performance!
Celebration Climaxed by Revolutionary
New Cake Method!
Sperry's Anniversary Fiesta Cake is a spun
gold sponge cake that's tttvtr tough . . .
erer dry . . . stays moist and fresh for days!
Its texture is sheer heaven. Yet this cake is so
easy to make, even a beginner can be sure
of success every lime! Takes less time than
old-method sponge cake.
Bo Sparry Sara ef baking tucctss! Martha
Meade's easy recipe for Anniversary Fiesta
Cake has been tested and approved by Sperry's
staff of "Home-Perftcters". These Western
homemakers , , , women like yourself, with
ovens and kitchens just like yours . . , prove
again and again Sperry Drifted Snow "Home
Perfected" Enriched Flour cannot cause a
baking failure due to variations in quality.
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A Big Fragrant We're Starry Eyed
VALENTINE lo you from CVRRIN'S ...
"Two For Your Honey" Valentine ... If you're
a firm believer that scent and nenUment go
hand In hand NOW la your chance to tell her
that YOUR heart la In
tempo with HERS with
a gift of FRAORANCE.
Bathe her In a mtat of
COLOGNE from FA
BEROE . . . give her,
her TWO favorite fa
shion fragrances, the
COLOGNE DUETTE In
a golden Rift box at
SZM . . . Make her for
ever yours with a
SHOWER net of FA-
BERflE tflln nri n-
logne, $2.50 . . . bind her anuggly to your aide
with a PERFUME-COLOONE ensemble. 13.50
. . . wrap the chaln of your endearing love
about her with a VALENTINE of all FOUR
FABEROE fragrances . . . WOODHUE .
STRAW HAT . , . TIGRE8S . . . APHRO
DE8IA In an exquisite gilded package ... a
quartette of COLOGNES at S5 that will dazzle
and daze her.
Be a LADY Cupid and carry arrowa In your
quiver for the MAN you hope will aay "I DO"
. . , Don't ahy away . . . make time while you
may . . . Leap Year In SO fleeting . . . AFTER
SHAVE neta by FABEROE . . . shaker TALC
and AFTER SHAVE LOTION, packaged to
look masculine and masterful, $2.50.
Take a hint from CUPID ... tip your
arrows In a Scented POTIENT and aim
straight at the heart you hope will beat In
tune with yours with the help of FABEROE
fragrances from Ninth and Main,
CURRIN'S
Dan Cupid Has Dreamed
up a NEW way to play "postoffice" and he
expects to do a TERRIFIC business this leap
year with the help of the SINGER SEWING
CENTER. In these days of Inflated prices
SBWaaaoaoiUHBisk EVERY nickel
tif COUNTS and Cu
MlCratfa'fmeTV'tnl "V SMART gal who can
J 2?, fl "sew a fine seam
i L ' TIji can tP ou'
A A Jr- smart from head to
V toe ln ' wardrobe
SELF.
So here's AN
OTHER chance to
ESCAPE being an old maid If you're yet "un
wed", to hold your, Cupid of "yesteryear" . . .
Just enroll for a CLASS In SEWING at the
SINGER SEWING CENTER ... you NOW
get NINE lessons Instead of EIGHT ... the
NINTH lesson gives you all the Information
you'll need to put those MILLION DOLLAR
touches on every thing you make ... NO
EXTRA CHARGE.
Classes ln "stltchin"' are being taught
MONDAY and WEDNESDAY night . . classes
for TEEN-AGERS and GROWN UPS SATUR
DAYS . . . the budget course for adults, $15
. . . teen-agers $8 . . . not a CENT do you pay
If you buy a NEW or USED sewing machine
OR any VACUUM CLEANER, at the SINGER
SEWING CENTER.
Drop ln and TALK to Mrs. Opal Wyatt who
can show you "easy as pie" how to stick in a
ripper without tangling to your curly locks . . .
or to put the top of a sleeve in the armhole
. . . how to look like a mannequin fresh from
"New Yawk" . . . Spring materials are GORG
EOUS ... get the "itch" and go for help to
633 Main, the
Singer Sewing Machine
. 'ft
Hunt No More M' Lady!
don't search the SEVEN SEAS or uncharted
ports around the world for FOODS exotle . . .
foods the CONNOISSEUR so seldom finds
EXCEPT at CARTERS'.
Pamper your palate
with IMPORTED deli
cacies . . . THIS con
tribution from the land
of Louis the VHI . . .
GALANTINE de POU
LET au FOIE GRAS
TRUFFLE .. . in
"Americana", tender,
toothsome. boneless
- CHICKEN, stuffed with
v f pork ,the highly season
' J eo- 'iver of s goose and
(r"y . truiiies, tne esteemed
nm European counterpart
of OUR mushrooms . . , the WHOLE seasoned
to a gourmant's taste with WHITE WINE and
Armagnac BRANDY . . . CHILL . . . slice
VERY thin and serve with garnishes of tomato
aspic and curls of green pepper . . .
CARTERS' has a shipment of CADBURY
CANDY . . . famous CHOCOLATE BARS and.
BONBONS from fog-shrouded LONDON . . .
COFFEE CREAM... CARMELLO . . .
ROASTED ALMONDS and DAIRY MILK rich
ness. Dial 2-2511 early tomorrow or shop In per
son at your earliest leisure . . . your order will
be whisked away in CARTERS' own DELIV
ERY TRUCKS, shined and polished and ready
to serve you with the FINEST foods in all the
land . . . brought to you by "Your Most
Thoughtful Grocer", 1420 Esplanade,
CARTERS'
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Down By The Sycamore
tree he said, "I Love You" and your heart
THRILLED to the caress of HIS words and
you vowed that forever and always your hearts
would be as one . . . and the great day Is here
to go to HARWIN'S to buy
your DIAMOND, symbol of
the promise that you made.
Because DIAMONDS are
a wonderful INVESTMENT
and their value is never
LESS than the price you pay,
you want A GOOD one. Dia
monds endure FOREVER,
they NEVER change , . .
they are the gift SUPREME.
Few people KNOW the
MERITS of a PERFECT stone but you CAN
be sure that HARWIN'S CAN advise you . . .
take PLENTY of time In making your choice
of the rings you'll wear down the long corridor
of the years -. . . you'll THRILL to the fire
and beauty of the wide selection of ENGAGE
MENT and DIAMOND SET WEDDINO rings
we found for you . , . priced to suit EVERY
budget and If your ship hasn't yet come In
over the bounding waves . , . HARWIN'S will
help you over the "tight spot" with EASY
terms or a CHARGE ACCOUNT.
Link an ELGIN or BULOVA VALENTINE
timepiece about her girlish wrist . . . WE
necdnt tell you about the merits of these na
tionally advertised WATCHES . , . It's hist a :
hop. skip and jump to "Your Friendly Jewel
er's" ... see for your-own-self . . . S H
Green Stamps too, without asking at 101 Main,
HARWIN'S
YOUR STORE
ir
with wonder . , . head-over-hecls-ln-tova with
YOUR STORE , . . radiantly happy to be tell
ing you about the VALENTINE Idena that
(Imply CRAM the counters. There's NOTH1NO
so much fun na
finding SOME
THING that you'll
give with pleasure
... as finding the
Utterly STUNNINO
Volupte COMPACTS
' discovered this weeic
. . . COMPACTS
from tZ up that ar
ready to take cruising to Nassau . . . flying to
Hllo or carrying to a dance ln our town.
Know you'll be wanting to see the NEW
tricks ln a lady's BEST FRIEND so look In
YOUR STORE for the clever, OORGEOUS,
out-of-thls-world MOTHER-OF-PEARL beauty
with the "LIP-LOCK" ... the ducky holder
for your favorite lip stick pulls out like a tiny
drawer and PRESTO, up flips a crystal clear
mirror and the cover above your powder con
tainer ... the MAGIC mirror work on a tiny
spring . . . mysterious as a TURKISH VEIL,
all for $10.
Dozens of other utterly romantic COM
PACTS with Jewel and enamel trim . . , em
bossed COMPACTS . . . SILVER and OOLD
COMPACTS, some with DOUBLE covers . . .
matching lip-stick cases with tiny mirror, $3.50
. . . cunning little containers to hold your
"nerve tablets", $1 and $2.
For that day of sentimental doings and that
gift to HER . . . RHINSTONES . . . neck
laces, pins, bracelets, earrings or the LOVELI
EST gift of all, PEARLS ... you CANT
describe the beauty of flashing Jewels but
there's sweet romance ln these gifts from
YOUR heart to HER heart If it comes from
121 Main,
Any woman who can follow a recipe for
Bouillabaisse or Crepes Suiette can follow
recipe for home beauty care. Steanr heat. Icy
winds, too little sunshine all take toll of com
plexions during the winter . . . use the same
directions for giving yourself a soothing facial
as you would In baking a cake, take yo' time,
honey, take yo time because . . . relaxation la
half the battle to make yon beautiful . . . put
out the cat , . . give the youngsters a whopping
howl of pop corn, hunt the warmest, most com
fortable spot In the house, assemble every single
thing you'll need, then lock the door and get
to work with creams, lotions, astringents,
powder, eye-make up. rouge, lipstick and
mascara and emerge blooming like a rose.
it
P-S-S-S-S-Tf Hare You
heard about the EXCITEMENT at MILLER'S?
That from this VERY day ON you'll be finding
the most STUNNING fashions in the READY-TO-WEAR
department on the SECOND
FLOOR arriving
DAILY from the
SMARTEST markets in
the whole wide world,
NEW YORK.
That's the SECRET
we've been wanting to
tell you about for
weeks and weeks . . .
I In keeping with the
MARCH OF PRO
GRESS end the policy
of MILLER'S to give
you the best POSSIBLE
service . . .the FA-.:
BHION S A LON In
KLAMATH FALLS like
the other big MILLER'S stores at SALEM, EU
GENE, ROSEBURG and OLYMPIA up in
Washington, will be a concession. Under this
policy you get PERPETUAL arrival of EX
CLUSIVE. NATIONALLY ADVERTISED
brands of merchandise almost before the last
button Is tacked on . . . BUYERS are Johnny-On-The-Spot
in the city of FASHIONS to give
you here the same sort of SUITS . . . COATS
. . . FROCKS and all the other fripperies dear
to the hearts of women as SOON as they show
up in the smart shops along the AVENUE.
YtruH STILL be finding YOUR size . . ,
HALF-SIZES . . JUNIORS . . MISSES . . -REGULARS
. . . still be finding the same
FRIENDLY folks to serve you s . . Mrs. Vivian
Compton will STILL be In charge end you'll
be as COMPLETELY at home under the new
order of business as you HAVE been in the
many years that MILLER'S has served you.
NOW . . . the cat is out of the bag ... we
KNEW you'd be wondering . . . MILLER'S is
extending the SAME courteous consideration in
EVERY department that you have grown
accustomed to ." . . SO . . . Today's the day
. . . we'll be seeing you at 512 Main,
MILLER'S
-sir
Have You Ever Seen
the luster of a pink CONCH SHELL ... the
pearly glow of a June morn above the wide
Pacific . . . the golden gleam of MICA on a
white stretch of sand beneath a setting sun
r' f ... or watched the play of
C" v" moonbeams across the "stlllv"
Kr JUS lake at midnight? Don't
eJ Hi M worry If you haven't, just go
to RICKYS downstairs store
. . and feast your eyes
upon PINK SURF ... the
colorful, magical, festive
DINNERWARE by the IN
COMPARABLE darling of
design . . . SASCHA BAR
STOFF who has flung color
recklessly to weld It into
beauty for YOUR enjoy
ment. PINK SURF is really
LOVELY ... we found It
placed above a dawn pink cloth . . . flanked
with ROMANCE OF THE SEA ... the sterl
ing by WALLACE that hints of mermaids and
wind-filled sails . . . tittlng companion for this
UNUSUAL DINNERWARE . . . pink tapers
and gray napkins and a cascade of DAPHNE
blossoms and there you have it . . . the most
enchanting dinner table that you've EVER
seen. '
SASCHA BARSTOFF composes BEAUTY in
his POTTERY as CHOPIN does his thunderous
chords upon the keyboard ... no two pieces ,
are ALIKE.
Let RICKYS show you PINK SURF . . .
THEN , , . you'll KNOW that Spring Is Just
round the corner , . . you'll LEAVE looking:
for the old organ grinder, violets beneath the
hedge, a yellow flicker In the willow by the
window, the Bluebird of happiness, all . . .
BECAUSE . . . you'll be In tune with BEAUTY
brought to you by "Your Registered Jeweler".
100 Main,
RICKYS
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Heavy hips have a way of creeping up on
many of us, not all at once but little by little
to all types of figures but don't fret . . . de
signers tell us "hippy" silhouettes can be dis
guised, balanced with built-up shoulders,
narrow belts, plain colors, narrow, classic line
. . . don't depend entirely on your clothes for
camouflage, put temptation behind yen and
get up from the table before yon down that
piece of three-tiered chocolate cake.
I
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