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T THURSDAY, MAY B. 1052 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON SECTION TT PAGE THREE Elizabethan Music To Be Added Shakespeare's Plays A8III.ANI) Will HhnltrMienre rill null lii 1 1'" ii'i'luiril nui.ir .Ion, tint lin will have Id jilmro n( lrll.nl it pull III III! i.!"rv will) nun timers ol llll nil it Ihr Oieinn bliakesiirnrriiii H il.nl lib yrur. Tlie festival a i i. I r.i lie-1 It mi music prnui inn, il i IIm'I liv Urn event's liiuniler mil iiriiiliiilnu (111 eclor. Annus llownier, a,- "Ihr most Itnporlntit ste Iniv-nrtl time Hip leathers reennhllKlimeiil alter tin tier. " prniuirrs to lie nth unci extrn-ilie. Bnwinri'H riilliiinliir in l slimed In' Ihe feiillVttr Immri ill llllet'tors. "A ptoliiniii of thlt srnie iintnillv rlepenclr, mi Hip per-mii (lirei-llni II Inr II HHe.'S." PreaKleiil Itnilnrv Stowaways Return Home TIlAVIfl Ain KOIICK IJ ArtlC. mill. i It . tlie niil hi ihe line TtieMlny lor Iwo nilvrmuiou, iilrla who traveled tilHHi mile m Imam alter llirv slowed awny board B-39 buei fortress "oil ImiMlsf " Wearliiii blur Jrmu mill plaid ahlrtn. Jerle MiDuiild. 20. Walnut drove. C'nlll , and MuMlir Allen, 1i. 1 aroma. Wa;.l , were Urouuhl hrr by military transport phitio Monday rnihl They sheepishly told M apur-of-Uie-momenl drclaliin )K board llw bomber I wo weeks Ko t MrClpllan Air J''one Hum ttarramenlo. Colli. They were bclliK escortrd back Ultra Tuesday. "Tht whole lliliiB was a matter n( Impulse," red-halrrri Mexlne aid. "A Udder extended up lo Die tutelage, ao within a period ol l minutes, we decided lo go aboard and et II i could II rt John In Honolulu." Bui they decided against risking ailing topped by a guard at Honolulu and atayrd on the plane II tht way lo Ouam. Homesick wid brnkt they stir rendrrtd. The Air Korre relumed lham alter they agreed In wrltHus to pay for the transportation built waye IJoO apiece, There wan no word on whether (heir Jobs a atenographrra at Mc Clellan atlll are open. "Wa wouldn't mind going back lo Ouam legally" Maxlne said. Bui as elowaways "Never Illn." Krntlnif KHlfl. iid we leel I In I e arc tiirliir.nle-In having JuM me l ill lit limn lor the lob ." AI'I'I All 'Hip new tllreilnr Is linns 'l.ainpl nl Ihr linivri .Ity ol Ciilllm nlu mil sic (Ipiiiii Inn nl. an aulluirlly on iiiltlenl m .li mnnil i and niunlc ol Hip KllrjilH-l hnn era. l.iiiwpl plinia I" have Ih'? Ihrrr groin', he will I orgniilw here, apppur lyl nnp lull irnncrii on Augusl 29. n addition hp will ciinilucl a miujiII concert nuhriilia nn,l chornl groiipn In I '(jiiliilii-inl.prs befnrn each play perfm limine mid In nllvr i hnrt pro ; strain, nnil will toiiinwp and direct the Imulenliil niui.l-; ol Ihe plays :e.', well. 'Ihe young ilirrclor studied piano, violin, mill theory al tlir Vlrnna Academy, nnd received bin mnsier nl inu ic de, -re linni the Unlver iiv ol Hotiiliern (.'allfnrnlji. He li'iighl for one yr.ir al Mnrnlng' side toilette n Iowa, then returned i In UHfJ. hro hp condUPla two choral clnn-e -, leaches piano, and n-.nlils In Ihe opera deportment. He developed bin !nterpl In an ( lent Inslriimenta and Kllsahellmn 'iniisic, le nays, while studying In, ilerpretutlon with well-known harp lOchnrcllsl Alice Killers. i iv Ait yuahs I.anipl b " l 8. Annv veteran. Iiavlng served lor lour years with mi Artnv baud In Ihe aoulhwcsl I'sclllc durli.u the war. Plans lor the Inaugural year call lor Ihe establishment ol three groups an orchestra, a small group nl madrigal singers, and a lurue chorus. Most nl the musicians will coiiip Mom thp Vallrv. l though l.ainpl will bring a number ol imitlr slinlenls here with him. Meanwhile, Ihe lestlval association nlllie in Anhland Is listing both vocalists and Instrumentalists In terested In auditioning for the rim ector when ho arrives early In June and Ihe Timor Guild In Medford Is also recruiting imulclam. I.ampl nlnni to Incorporate as manv ancient Instruments record ers and the like Into the orches tra as possible, nnd It U under stood that a number nl musicians In the area are now Ipainlng Dip almost Inrgotlcn art ol recorder playing In preparation for the sum mer. Mrs. Lampl Is professional recorder plaver and will help her husband with orchestral work this summer. Short, Straight Rows Best for Home Vegetable Plot H Measure Hons Exactly, te Make Them Straight and Parallel. V. B. IMMIGRANTS LONDON (ID During Ihe first mna months of 1051. a.M U. H rltnena Immigrated to the United Kingdom, an increase ol 1 per rent over the previous year, the Board of Trade Journal reported. FIUITV HtlKAD Yoti can easily make a gnod tasting prune orange loaf with bl& cull mix. Combine 1 cupa biscuit mix with ' cup granulated augar. 1 tablespoon grated orange rind and 1 cup chopped cooked prunes. Mix together 1 rgg and 2-3 cup milk and Mir into lint mixture, blending well. Bake in loaf pan In moderate oven about an hour. In tmall Liberty garden! there Is a definite advantage In pluming vegetable! In short inwi, 2) feet or less. In an oblong garden, where the priori dlmenmon Is north and south permitting rows tn run in this direction, the owner Is fortunate. The advantage of rhnrt rows Is secondary In importance in the dis tribution of tunihlne, however, and where the lorig dimension of the garden space Is north and south, ll Is best lo run the lows thai way, breaking the length by a path, every 24 feet. Commercial growers cultivating with power rnurtunet Isvor long rowi. because It lestrnt the time re quired lor turning machines around. But the home gardener gains no such advantage, and when a row Is longer than Is required for a single planting of a vrgrtable, he mutl di vide a row between two crops, which Is inconvenient, or fill out Ihe row with one, and thus overplant. Indeed, much of Ihe waste of gar den space and effort caused by over production, may be traced lo the twin temptations, to "use up the packet." when half of a packet of seed would produce the required crop; or "fill up the row," when half nf a garden row would be suf ficient. Short rows have another advan tage, which is real, though It may seem trivial. In cultivating you nat urally take one row as a stint, and rest when you finish It. With shorl rows, you take It easy, as you rhnuld: and break up the garden work with frequent rests. With long rowa It Is more lively thai you will become tired of garden tasks, and this In turn may result In neglecting them. An excepllnn to the rule for straight rows may be made in hilly country, where the wash of toll may be checked by contour planting. Here rows should run at right angles to Ihe slope, but they should still be parallel, though on rounded slopes they will be curved. .Serpentine, slanting or uneven rows will double the work of culti vation, and five an appearance of Incompetence lo the garden. Rows are spaced according to the needs of the crop, and the conven ience nf cultivation. In rich soil vegetables may be spaced more closely than In poor: but when spaced loo close together, it Is dim cult lo cultivate between Ihe rowi. For crops growing twelve inches tail or lets, rows may be spaced 10 Inches to a foot apart and culti vated with hand tools. For cultiva tion with wheel hoe, eighteen Inches Is likely to be found a mini mum distance, since 11 Is necessary to avoid disturbing the roots of the vegetables, whatever tool it used. Taller vegetables, and those that make vines, large bushes, or have a sprawling habit, must be given more distance between rows. In small gardens, 4 feet will usually be the maximum distance, given only for such crops as bush squash and cucumbers. Foreign Home Ecs To Attend OSC Courses Twentv-llve foreien home econ omist will spend tight weeks In Oregon thlt tprlng- learning bow to Improve Ihe critical food situa tion In their homeland! through demonstration work. Mrs. AMIea ftager. state home economics ex tension leaaer at uregon stale college, hat Announced. The vlsltora-most of them teach era will he from France, Ger many, Austria, Greece. Jlalv. Bel- glum, Norway and thrt Netherlands Alter arriving April 27, tliey are attending a alx-week short course at OHC. Their studies will Include gardening, poultry and dairying work which usually fallii to the farmwlvesi In Europe as well as Improved methods of food pres ervation and preparation and ex tension methods. Mrs. Bager Is In charge of tliia program. The dairy, horticulture, poultry, and food In dustries departments, the achool ol home economics, and Ihe extension service will provide Instruction. Each woman will also npend one week with a countv home exten sion agent and another week with a rural family to receive a true picture of home demonstration work In action. Miss Viola Haasen. acting exten sion home furnishings Kpeclallst, ban been "loaned" to the Mutual Becutiry administration (the re named ECA or Marshall plant lor lour months lo worx with the visit ing women. She met them when they arrived In Washington, O. C. and is travel ing with them on a schedule which al:.o Includes a three-w e e k train ing period in Washington. D. C. Iwo weeks in Oklahoma, two weeks In Virginia, and a final week In Washington, D. C. before depart ing for Europe July 26. New Color Right Quick No-Boil Dye Contra rv to an Irr.nresalon held by acme women, boiling water Is no longer necessary In home-d y e Ing, provided the dye la of the improved all-fabric type with the "no-boiling" feature. Thla develop ment has made it possible now both to dye and to tint successful ly In the washing machine. Tlie "no-boll" feature of the all fabric dyes has resulted In a tre mendous. Increase In the use of the washer for dyeing and tinting bulky articles like Kliag rugs, bed spread", sllpcovern, bed linens, curtains and drapex," the aays. "Without thi leature In the dye. the wanning machine can be em ployed only lor tinting, which means that Ihe resultant color will not attain the fastness you get In dyeing. With Ihe Improved all-fab- rlc dye. on the other hand, the very hot water obtainable In the average washing makes possible a highly satisfactory dye-Job. "In addition lo Ine millions of women who are employing their home washing machines Increas ingly to dve bulky Items with the no-boll dyes, about 1000 launder ette stores throughout the country are now providing a dyeing service lo their customers. The old fnsh loned wash boiler has been defin itely outmoded by these modern dyes." Another development brought about by reai,earch In recent years Is Ihe elimination ol the necessity for adding salt or vinegar lo tht dye solution. For best dyeing; results In a washing machine, pre-h tat tht machine by running It through a regular wash cyolt belora dyeing, using the hottest water available. The washer Is Ideal for dyeing or tinting bulky articles, but the article should not weight In excess of four and one-half pounds when dry. It Is best not to dye or tint woolens In the machine because the action may 'mat" the fibers. The washer It also not suited for color-removing since the large vol time of water required by machine weakens thy action of tht color remover. IN THE BAG Women use those big waxed pa per bags for many things besldis kitchen waste. For Instance; as an odor-free container for food storage in the refrigerator: as a bag for wet bathing suits; as a nursery container for discarded tissues, swabs and cotton; as a holder for damp-dry laundry waiting Ironing; as a liner for wastebukets to pro tect the Inside finish. VITAMINS An easy way to get children to drink their orange juice and milk tn bot weather le lo serve these vitamins In the form of popslcles. Some new plastic food molds come complete wlthpopslcle sticks, to gu Into the freeier. Junior will like the bunny, gingerbread boy, clown or teddy-bear Ice-cream popsicle. Or use the molds for gelatin calada and other desserts. Jet Pilots Hit the Silk LONDON Two surprised jet fighter pilots, one British and one American, balled out of their planes at tlx mile altitude and drilled Into London's southern sub urbs with each wondering, "what till me?" Their planes collided during Joint exercises Monday between the U.S. Air Force and Royal Air Force. After they parachuted, their planes plunged Into the ground three miles apart. The British pilot floated down onto a suburban sidewalk and re ported, "someone chipped off my tall." The American flier, Capt. Mil Ion G. Whttford of the 81st Fight er Wing, dodyed chimney pots and landed an arm's length from backyard hothouse. 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