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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1952)
I'AGhJ hiGilTfcKN HERALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OKKGON TIIUItSDAV, .11 INK 12, Hir,2 Books For young Readers in Wide Variety, Library Summer h the time (or boy nil Lirom. Bliis to catch up on reading ami) Hells For A Chinese Doiikcv, wlimnlnf. New books for nil aiics i Laiilinorp; Tnllir. Lawrence; Ju are plentiful nl the city library. dlih. Daurihtcr of Jerleho. Llllle: The list Is a long one. Look lor; ,'1'nple l'luv. Lwhlons; Elephant FICTION Tonst, Lonii.stre Hi: Mertlv We Roll The Santa Fe Trail. Attains: The J0"sl'1;.u,1n,lj;: uB""r,i l,ul Tunbont Mvs.crv. Annan; Squaw 1 0" faKlr. MrKcekiii: Bullduier. Bov. Bnlch: Mvsterv of Hun "".."" m''. ".. I Hill Ruiioh, MoniHomerv; The Lewis and Chirk expedition. Neu. and the Frosty Tlinuiv and the Tlfter. Parndls; Snutli Sea Adven ture, Price: Southpaw the Hawk, Hand; Mm Mult, Reese The Lone. some Sorrel. Robertson; Fullback I For Sale, Scholit: The Edge ol I Dancer. Seosuln: Thunder lminlrv. Knier David Harries;, .Hu-kie, StirliiiK; Osbert, sen; The Oolden Troll. Evcriirtcn; i". """ '", ' " i ,. """' ",,u Mv l ev- I, A Ovnav. Frailer: I1'"' B""''1 ' Orleans. Tnllont; New Little Vtc. Gates: Moon Ahead. '?ric F"r .bu"."' VchulL H"r- Urrener: Linda Clavlon. Hall: Al- l''M"". . orauiy ami me bum of Horses. Henry: Pierre :5,w""',,.. ""';., V?cr: Conies to P. S. 30. Hilles; John' cane Hill, Uechdoll; Bench Boy, Cnnk ' Rmrion Kn.M.l s Onlrirn : Ki ll-Ill Year Hin 8llvr Hl. llrmviv Packjes. Olds Hish Water at Cattish Bend, Bur ma"; Joan Foster In Furope. Col rer; Chestnut Squirrel, Cpnuimter; A Little Maid of Old New York, Curtis. l.... ei.t.. c-n.. 1-.. AhI.. Child, Dickson: Splderweb For , S 'r'.' Tm-. E-.......I.I tllttntr Dt..ti- B-.-t-W. IOICwIU I i World Religions) Jones; George Washington, Jitdson; The Crowded House and Other Stories (radio play stones i Klsseli; Mister Storm- along lA Paul lliuiyii) of the Sea), Malcolmson; The Monitor and the Merrlniac, riatl. Baseball la Their Business, Rosenthal; The 8tuiy of ly Cobb, Hrhoor: Bridle for Pegusus, ship pen; The Leftover Elf, Htiila; Yhe South Ben Shilling, (Oiiptalii Cook) Swam-on: Cnriei of Mexico, Byrne; Crip Come Home iblrdsl Thomas; Choosing the Right Collrge. Turn Kien; linns Andersen, Son Of Den mark, Wheeler; Prehistoric Anierl ..u wt.iin. i tMi'.wiii.in IVTult! Model Ije'ls and Rockets For lh'V. Vales, iCodes and Secret Wilting, aim: In-ects, ami; The Clmit lloudnil, Wlllimns. LHH.K 1 OIKS Pawnee, Bell; Blone Soup, Brown Where Hove You Hern? Brown; Hummer Is Fun, Davla; Bear Par ty, Dubois; Mr. T. W Anlhony Woo, I'.'t.i; RosH-Too-Lltlle, Fell; The Tlneo J, Jolinson; 'i'lny Tommy's II It I h In y. LaHue; One Morning In Maine, McClnuskoy; Patrick and the Uulden Slippers, Millions; Old Untie, Ihe Horse No- Ihody loved. Moore; Finder, Keep, i-rs. Mnidvlliolf ; Lambert a Jlr gnlii, Newberry, i Journey, Hocanh: Secret of Sty gian River. Hoppeiistcdl. EXCITING Thar She Blows!, Howland: The Storv ol the V. S. Marines, Hunt: Clown At Second Base, Jackson: A Horse A Girl Delayed iof Her Own, Webster; called llsnk. Waldcn: I Steele. Woldman. NON FICTION Ways To Improve Your Person- ' llty. Bailard; Diesel . Electric1 4030. Billings; Indians of the Long- uwu.-.r. uirt-si-r, i ue r'allallil ca- YOUNG FRY FLOCK to the City Library during the summer months to catch up on reading. Here a number of fans of the printed word scan a few of the large number of volumes available for children of all ages. Seated (1 to r) Richard Thompson, Claudie l lce Geist, Pat Harkay and Carol Ann Frei. Standing, Roger Nicholson and Jlerle Sine. JUliy. -tenuis ACe. jacous. WIIUIICI n. c"oil.Minie Of ru.... ti. In Hie baddle. Jones; Boy of the daunted. Dmmhlerv; Television Pyramids. Jones: The Quarry Ad-; The Muuic Window, Denman; The venture. Kmgman; The Explon- Fmcst Book ( Cni toons fon Kids t'ons of Pere Unrquctte. K.telganrd Fenner: Andrew Jackson Foster Fire Hunter. Kjelgnard: Don't Cry J!m Bridget- Catst Little Girl.- Lambert: Elder Broth- vu, Bill ilickok. Carst Tun a er. Umpman: And ol Pirate Ocre wild Dog. Hmkle; The First Book I Langdale; Broncho Charlie. 0f Snakes. Hoke: This Is The Way CMUH Kmc sChowMein vWelcome menu Ichange! (HVN KING WURUTIER A mainlflianl laat, Mtar lavaly ilylii i (Inlihta It chaait flam. LOUIS R. MANN 120 No. 7th PIANO CO r . Rnnathliu diffu- .i anMAihlna goodl Julc 10 o . . . ii.ml.8arvoMOI J . antal fooda tonignu s y vww Soup Scoops Quick Meals Summer la the height of the quick-meal season. That's when soups and sandwiches play lead ing parts in your design for eating. Such meals ire pUy-easy to fix. And what wonderful way to ac complish your main aims in sum mer meal planning setting a good table and still keeping the cook cool. There's pleasant, wholesome nourishment In souo - saniwich meals. All you' have to do is put a luscious looking sandwich next to a bowl of temptingly fragrant soup; then watch willea appetites Derk up. You have so many eood canned soups to choose from; besides Us easy to vary me oasic aum ujr adding a new garnish. Then when it comes to sandwiches, you can find a dosen or so that just suit the soup you've chosen. Here are some combinations to start you off on happy summer meals abeao. SOl"P-SANDWICH DANDIES ' CREAM OF MUSHROOM SOUP (Garmsh with sliced stuffed olives. grated cheese or whole-kernel corn I : Serve with deluxe club sand wich of sliced chicken, cranberry sauce and cream cheese. on toast. Or have bacon and peanut butter sandwiches. TOMATO SOUP (Garnish with a bright wedge of lemon or a shake of grated Parmesan cheese : Make canctwicnes oi cruncny nam-cei cry salad on whole wheat. Or try cottage cheese with chopped nuts ana lettuce on rye. CHICKEN WITH RICE SOUP (Garnish with toasted slivered al monds or minced green pepper; : Have sandwiches of sliced .egg and lettuce on poppy seed -rolls. Or team with bacon-tomato sand wiches. ' CREOLE STYLE PORK CHOPS are a party-fied version of an old lavorlte dish. Make them by coat ing 4 chops with flour, then brown ing in a skillet; pour a can of con densed chicken gumbo soup over chops. Cook about 45 minutes, until fork tender. Pour the scrumptious pan gravy over the chops to serve. SPAGHETTI-HAM ROLLS are an ut-of-this-world dish made with i aimed spaghetti in tomato sauce, lake six thin slices of boiled ham; spread each with a little horse radish and mustard. Then divide the spaghetti among the slices of ham; roll each slice around spas- Shakespeare Lives Again As Young Aciors Rehearse ASHLAND The Shakespearian ! including Sundavs. August 29 will festival spirit will strike the Rogue 1 be devoted to an entire evening River valley In earnest next week. ' of Elizabethan music, when the vaneuard of some 100 I The board of directors of thf lyoune actors, actresses and musi- isolation said that advance sales Li.. tr. ta .i.t.. .i,.. in i-K. Iwere "Peeled to be high this vear. Icians from 20 states arrive in Ash- )wllh , seson , lays and land for auditions tor festival roles, the new music program as draw Ion Monday and Tuesday. June ling cards. Since the festival was land 17. Casting wiU be an all-night l,r""mcd " 194,7- n increase in at- loh for th. fnnr nlv tlirrrtnr on .""- ' per cent nas -- --- -' peen marked up each HONEY C'KLKRY SEED DRESSING I Delicious en Fruit t Vegetable Saladsl Mis ne teasnoon drv mustard, one teasnoon salt, one-half lea- sdocii paprika In mixing bowl. Add pne-'ialf cup honev and blend well. ' Add one cud salad oil and one : fourth cun vinegar alternately. behting well with rotarv egg beater j after each addition. Add one lea- soocn grated onion and one table spoon celerv seed. Yield: About 1 2-3 cups dressing. Tuudav. and Yehearsalt will begin on Wednesday. June 18. Although the festival company will be in rehearsal everv afternoon and evening until openins. the festi val players will still find time for a varied social life sponsored bv friends of the festival in Ashland. Production at the festival this year are 'The Tempest." "Henrv V. "Much Ado About Nothing." and "Julius Caesar." They will be played in rotation in that order. with a different plav everv evening hetti and fasten with toothpicks. Now place m a greased baking dish and sprinkle with grated cheese; .heat in moderate oven about 15 minutes or until lightly browned on top. A summer supper specially. FOR SPARKLING SALAD, make one with a can of condensed to mato soup. First soften 1 envelope of unfavored gelatin in u cup cold water, neat tne soup just to boning; stir in the softened gelatin and 1 teaspoon grated onion. 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