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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 14, 1952)
TIIUIISDAY, AUIIUST M, 1052 HER AM) AND NKWS. KLAMATH FAM.S. OREOON PACK SEVFNTKFN PENNY SCRAMBLE mad. the hay (ly Sunday at Malin Park whan Itja Maiom hald their annual picnic Biologists Report Finding Snow Goose Nesting Ground WA8IIINOTON lliibrrt Henry bnillh, a vrtrrnn biolniiial with Ihe llah and wild Ilia nrrvicv, Mid 'lMcaday tho bnwillnit sroundn ot monl ol Ilia allow m-eaa Hi"' me the Pacllic Flyway may Imva bren dlacovercd. Bnillh. from Mrdford. Ore., and Everetl L. Button of Aberdcrn. M. D., laat week liiilnlird Itt.ooo inllca ol aerial aurvcy ol northern water Icwl brrcdmir urnunda for the Plnh and Wild Life Brrvlcc. Durlnic Ilia trip thev reported AixHtlitK whoop rnit l alien, which are almost eitinrt. 8111III1. who hm made the IlltthU lor manv veara. told a reixirler ho end Huttnn innde a tmrtlul aurvrv ol Mania Inland, in the Arctic Circle, and draniir fnirny condi non and oilier dilllrulura apoltrd aonie lb.000 allow iinme In the 70 to to mile atrip cm the Went Coast. Tor yearn, he anld, more anow geeae have been obwerved aouih alonrx the Paclllo Plywav In the tail and winter than had been ac counted lor In the apriiiK and aum tner aurveya In breeding iirounda. Smith aald there waa no reaion not to believe thai additional lama numbcra would have been found al Bank Island It condition-, per-; milted a more detallrd aludy. Ha exnreaied bellel lhat area may prove lo be the aource of monl ol the Pacllic Klvwav'a anow eee. i Dinllh aald lie and Sutton unotted one whoopinu crnue on Julv 11. 1 and ael nul on July 13 to aiuhl II I attain. Afler llvlnii for aome 30 mlnutea over the name area with out luck, they allotted a bird they believed lo have been Mie aame one Keen the day belore. Irna than SIX) yard from where the lit nl dis covery waa made. Later thai aame dnv al a din tunce of aome 36 lilllea, Hinllh aald. they aliihied what he waa certain waa a aecond whooplnir crane. 'Hie flrl bird would not lake wlnit a llielr plane flew over Smith aalil. and the other would II v only about 150 yard and then return to where II waa, Ho aald IrUn encouraiied lilm In think thai perhapa the flral bird waa nenllnii. In maklnri their aurveya Eenlln and Sutton Hew thouaandt. ol inllea al alilludea ol aboul 100 leel. The reaulla of thur work bo into the data on which duck and migratory waterfowl huntlni regulations are b"n?e I9SJ-43 regulation! are ex pected to be announced during the lanl week In Augul. "Grossman" Wins Award Skipper Of Destroyer Blamed For Crash At Sea lly JACK III Tl.l l)(,i: WAH1IINOTON 01 The mid Atlanltu collltion of the carrier Waap and the deatruyer . mine awi:eM?r Hobaon at a coni of 170 Uvea haa been bluined on an "un explained left turn" ordered by the Jlobaon'a commander. A Naval Court ol Inquiry an nounced la- yonterdny that a "liravc error o! Jiiduiiient" by U. Cmdr. W. J. Tlerney cauHed th April 26 colllalnn thai aenl the Hob aim to the bottom and the Wuip HmpliiK back lo Hew York, badly delimited. All other offlcera were cleared of any rooponJiiblllty lor the Ira itedy, one of the woral peacetime dlaaalcra In V, B, Navy hlatory. Commander Tlerney of Philadel phia, llie only person blamed In the II Airline Job "Impossible SKATTLE I Norlhweal Air linen la laced with an "almost lin ponalble" lob aellinit paaaeniter llluhta out ol Portland to connect MiKiita al Spokane, an NWA of llclnl auld here Tut-aduy. The olllclai, Jainea W. Mariner, llcuerul aiilea manaKer of the com puny, hald the weaiher al tipokane und thl necessity of chanulmi planet there makes customers ahy away from lla service. The atalcment waa made at a Civil Aeronautics Board hearinn at which Northwest. Western and United Air Lines are aeekimi route chanties In the Seattle. Portland Upokane area. LA OllANDE tl W. II. Wood rull. Union, Is "Orasnman of tile Year of Union County." A special committee of the County Chamber land of Commerce nave the title to him Frank C. Judd. vice president for the second consecutive year. I "I operations lor NorOiwest. lest Woodruff credited his production success chiefly to the use of drum- aue and aoll conservation. He op erates a farm and ranch lotalllnK 10.400 acrea. 3.400 of which are cultivated and 7.000 of which are ramie. He maintains 200 dairy cows. 200 Hereford cows and 200 head of nous. He rslses his own hav, oats and barley tn feed this livestock, and In addition, sells approxi mately 20.000 bushels of wheat each year. i fled earlier Unit a lack ol a mini i mum ccilIni and visibility on the Kround at Spokane has earned manv ol Northwest's IlKthts to overllv the cllv HI times last January, lor example. Northwest Is asklnn permission to serve both Beattle and Portland on a simile Illiihl to make better use of their planes. It was testi fied. This would release one plane lor other routes. At present North west must double up Its planes to aerve Seattle and Portland to and from the same eastern cities. It was said. I'seful r.lft Shop Volrhfa 2 Main Per rtoneer Oil Ire Supply, Th- KIRBY - Coll 2-0131 No. 3 Lytton , 'U Genuine Boy's LEVIS Sizes 18-inch Waist and Up OREGON WOOLEN STORE 8th or Main ' ' '"''v' ? - : rW Ycaw 1 now... fu ot your I 1 VV- 'ovor'e fountain sss&0'jk Gr0CCr S! i 'f -z. I V Medo-Land Orange Sherbet i,s so good you'll want to serve it again and again. Good meals taste better when "topped" with a serving of this cool, creamy, light dessert. The tangy orange tastes "just right" ... for Medo-Land goes to extra effort to capture every bit of the delicious orange flavor. Kids love this smooth, sweet treat and you'll find your menfolk saying, 'Boy, this tastes good!" So when you're shopping to day, step by the ice cream cab inet and pick up a quart of this extra 6ood Orange Sherbet. You'll find it in the red, white and blue Medo-Land package... at your grocer's. f .-A U..w. F4aWwU-jUv4..t''i U.-ik-S atawaaiW-,aik'iai' Inclclfnt. wrnt down with Jilt iihlp. TheNaVBlCourLofInfiuiry.com- nd Navy ftpukcfiniHti mud thu poM.d ot thrr-o rear admiral, Hald rMSi three posMb.e aona lor Tiernev a actions "will i explanations lor the Ilobson s lion both ships were travclinu with nothtntf but dim red running never be known No recommendations were made for disciplinary or corrective ac tion reaardinii personnel or crimp- nient ol either vessel, both ol which the court found In good con dition at the time. The collision occurred before nildnlKhl April 2S while the 32.000 ton Wasp and the 1.700-ton Ifobson were eniiairlrik In nlxht exercises with a task lorce aboul 700 ml'es west of the Azores Islands. The night was dark but clear. The Wasp, a veteran of World War II, was preparing to muke a wide U-turn Into the wind lo en able alrplanea practicing take-oil and landing exercises to come aboard. The carrier's commander, Capl. Burnham C. McCaflree of Canova. a. D , said If the Hobson had lurried right during , the maneuver all would have been well. Instead It turned left, and travel ing at about 27 knots plowed into the Wasp's bow. BUY STATE FARM? CARtrUL DtlVIKJ ONIY low dual cort low lor YOU. U 70. i. ear.lul dnM cll mt loi ntttt uilorm.bos . . . Wm. N. Goen, m.UJrl Airnt ZtXX MdlB fhna Itut HMW lWI wrong turn: I. Tlerney became "'completely confused" over tlie maneuver. 2. He meant lo turn right but said "left rudder" Instead In a slip of the tongue. 3. He misjudged the Wasp's post- lights and thought he ahould have turned left. 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Sperry Drifted Snow is the West's favorite all-purpose flour. Homemakere have relied upon Sperry for 100 years. Ask your grocer for it today! 8 PAUL BUNYAN ROLL-AROUNDS ! Hot dog! You can make a meal on these muffed frankfurters in their golden- i bro-n biscuit blankets. The Stir-N-Roll biscuit recipe is 100 right for this ! area; guaranteed against failure when J you do exactly as Martha Meade tell;. I you, and use Sperry Drifted Snow I Home-Perfected" Enriched Flour, I All measurements are lovel. Sift flour before measuring. j Have ready I 8 frankfurters prepared mustard I sweet pickle relish I 8 strips American cheese I 8 Stir-N-Roll Biscuit Strips I Slit frankfurters open, lengthwise, to form a deep pocket. J Spread with mustard and pickle relish, and insert a strip of 1 cheese in each opening. Wrap Stir-N-Roll Biscuit Strips around I filled frankfurters $ times, covering both ends so cheese will not run out during baking. (Dough will not completely cover frank- j furters, some meat and filling will show.) Place on lightly I greased baking sheet and bake for 15-20 minutes, in a preheated i hot oven. 425', or until crust is nicely browned. Serve hot with j additional relishes, if desired. 8 servings. j Stir-N-Roll Biscuit Strips Sift together into a mixing bowl i 2 cups sifted Sperry Drifted Snow Flour I 2H teaspoons double-action baking powder I 1 teaspoon salt i Measure in same cup and add all at once 1 j cup Wesson Oil cup cold milk Stir until mixture cleans sides of bowl and rounds up into a hall. Divide dough into 8 equal-size pieces. Roll each strip on lightly floured board, with palms of hands, into a 15-inch rope. THE DALLES COTTAGE PUDDING i Pick your favorite berries for this old-time summertime dea- aert. This recipe has been home perfected for you in this com- ! munity and will work like a charm in your oven. Follow the ' recipe carefully, rely upon Sperry Drifted Snow Flour and you I can t miss! j All measurements are level. Sift flour before measuring. t Sift together into a mixing bowl j 1 cup 5i(i Sperry Drifted Snow Flour I cup Bugar j 1 teaspoon double-action baking powder I Vi teaspoon aalt j teaspoon cinnamon j Add I 2 tablespoons cooking oil j 2 tablespoons milk I Vi cup whole egg, unbeaten (1 large) I Beat to a moderately stiff butter. Spread one-half over bottom I of buttered baking dish, 10xtix2 inches. Cover with half of I 3 cups raspberries (or other berries) mixed with . j . Vt or 'j cup sugar (depending on tartness of berries) j Spread remaining batter evenly over berry layer. Top with re- j maining augared berries. Hnke for 40-50 minutes in preheated moderately hot oven, Jib , or until lightly browned. Serve j COUNTY FAIR CHOCOLATE PIE Here's a show-off pie for you! Rich chocolate-mint filling in a tender, golden-brown crust. Absolutely failure proof in this area. Just remember two things: follow Martha Meade s recipe exactly and use Sperry Drifted Snow Flour as she recommends. Together: success guaranteed: All measurements are leveL Sift flour before measuring. Measure into a saucepan Vi squares unsweetened chocolate. (1 oz.) . : li cup coffee beverage 1 tablespoon granulated gelatine, soaked in Vi cup cold water Stir together over medium heat until chocolate is melted and gelatin dissolves. Remove from heat and add 2 Rg yolks, well beaten with Vi cup sugar 1 teaspoon vanilla 2 or 3 drops peppermint extract (optional) Beat until well blended. Set asifle to cool and thicken. When mixture begins to jell, fold in 2 egg whites, beaten to a meringue with Vz cup sugar , Then turn into a baked and cooled 9-inch pie shell Set aside in a cool place until firm. Just before serving garnish with sweetened whipped cream sprinkled with crushed hard peppermint candy. 6 servings. , Pastry Measure into a mixing bowl 1V4 cups sifted Sperry Drifted Snow Flour 1 teaspoon salt Add all at once cup Wesson Oil OA cup plus 2 tablespoons) 3 tablespoons cold milk Stir lightly with fork until pastry clinps together. Press into a ball, flatten slightly, and place between 2 sheets of waxed paper mo :..u i nn i ii.. am i i , Biiirei, iou qui genny unm time reacnes edges ot paper, reel off top paper, then pick up pastry and bottom paper by one edge (they will cling together). Place pastry, paper-side up, over a 9-inch pie pan. Then loosen at edges ana carefully peel off paper. Ease pastry snugly into place. Finish edge as desired and prick bottom and side thoroughly with a table fork. Bake on lower rack in a preheated very hot oven, 475 for 8-10 minutes, or until golden brown. 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