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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13. 1358
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; HERE'S oven cleaning magic come true. Frig id a ire de
; signers waved !ie wand and this is what happened:
: Milady pulls the entire oven out of the range cabinet
; where she can clean it easily, without stretching or
1 stooping. The top lifts off so that even the back wall of
the oven is completely accessible. This exciting develop
: ment is featured in Frigidaire's new 40-inch electric ranges
for 1759. Custom Imperial model shown here also features
automatic spatter-free broiler and wide variety of other
automatic controls to make cooking a breeie.
Home Appliances By Frigidaire
: New home appliances for 198).
highlighted by electric ranges with
a revolutionary oven that pulls nut
for eaity cleaning, are announced
by Herman V. Lehman, Frigi
daire's general manager and Gen
eral Motors vice president.
Frigidaire is currently introduc
ing four new lines of products,
which are packed with meaningful
design and styling ideas. There
are nine new electric ranges; 11
refrigerators including two Frost
Proof combinations with frostless
freezing systems: six upright and
chest food freezers, and 11 room
air conditioners.
In describing the new ranges
with pull-out ovens, Lelman em
phasized that the unique design
"marks a new concept in conveni
ence for homemakers that not only
minimizes drudgery but speeds up
oven cleaning by as much as 50
per cent."
For cleaning.' the homemaker
simply pulls out the entire oven,
LONDON (AP) Fella belnne
Mrs. Oueen. he nav niripin F.np.
lish is still a useful means of communication.
The British flnlnnial flffiro
couldn't agree more. In places
like the Solomon Islands, which
have several dozen different lan
guages, everybody understands
pidgin.
The administrative nfticere in
local districts accordingly trans-
laie oracrs irom London into pid
gin so the natives can understand
what is wanted of them.
The fella belong Mrs. Queen, is
f course, her husband, the Duke
I Kdmburfh. He was sn described
by natives he met nn h is Papifir
tour two years ago. Recalling this
a speecn to tne English-sneak
ing Union. he railed niricin a
splendid language.
Its origins, however, are far
from splendid.
Pidgin was rievplnned hv Fnp.
lish traders of the 17th century
as a means of talking business
with the coastal Chinese. "Pid-
n Itself is helieved In ho n
Chinese corruption of "business."
The traders were mostly unedu-
caiea men wno neia tne British
view that a foreigner can under
stand cngusn n you only shout it
Cranberry Relish
Homemade cranberry sauce
pressed up with spices and Cali
fornia Sherry wine makes a Spiced
Cranberry Relish that's unbcliev
ahly delicious. Make, this a day
ahead to ease the Thanksgiving
day rush. And make plenty this
goes fast!
Remember, too, the other ways
Sherry adds to holiday enjoyment.
A glass of dry Sherry makes a
rleasing appetizer before the fes
tive meali and sweet Sherry is an
agreeable accompaniment to pump
kin or mince fpies.
SPICED " CRANBERRY RELISH
2 cups fresh cranberries
1 cup sugar
4 cup water
H cup California Sherry wine
i teaspoon cinnamon
'i teaspoon cloves
t teaspoon nutmeg
Rinse cranberries. Heat sugar,
waier and wine to boiling. Add
cranherries and boil rapidly until
cranberries burst their skins. Add
spices and cool.
Makes about 2U cups.
WINTER SALAD
Wash 1 small head of cauliflow
er and bread into small pieces.
Cook 5 minutes only in boiling
salted water. Drain. Combine with
a No. 2 can of pineapple chunks,
well-drained. Pour h cup French
dressing oier the combination and
chill. Just before serving, lightly
mix in U cup sliced stuffed green
olives. Arrange on a bed of
greens. Srrves fi. No additional
dressing is needed. An Italian type
dressing makes a prrttirr salad
than a red. red French dressing.
DATE SURPRISE
For an easy holidiy confection,
stuff pilled dales with a filling of
creamed cheese mixed with
drained crushed pineapple, half
and half.
just like a drawer, resting it on the
sturdy drop-down door. The top
lifts out, exposing the inside of
the oven for easy cleaning. Even
the back wall is completely acces
sible without kneeling or stretch
ing. The sealed, self-cleaning heat
ing unit at the bottom, like the
one at the top. comes out. leaving
the oven floor completely unob
structed tor cleaning. Shelves can
be removed for washing at the
sink.
Revolutionary frostless freezing
pioneered by Frigidaire earlier this
year, has been coupled with a dis
tinctive new styling concept to pre
sent, wnat Lehman described, "as
the most completely feminine
household refrigerator ever de
signed for American homemakers."
He pointed out that the new re
frigerators have been designed,
not only to provide efficient, effort
less food-keeping, but to look as
though they actually belong in a
woman s kitchen. A delicate lace-
work styling on door and bottom
panels provides a truly elegant
feminine appearance without sac
rificing the clean, functional sheer
look design lines introduced in re
frigeralors and other home applian
ces by F ngiriaire.
rreezer defrosting is eliminated
completely in two new top model
1959 Frost-Proof refrigerators. One
Is a 12.4-cubic-foot single door mod
el with 90-pound freezer below. The
olher is a 14.2-cubic-foot model
which has a l.')3-pound freezer with
separate door.
Food packages never frost up
or stick together in the' freezer
section of these combination mod
els. Ice cubes remain clear and
dry, regardless of lime in stor
age. Frozen food is always easy
!o remove without chipping away
frost and ice. Homemakers never
face the muss and fuss of defrost
ing with all of the confusion of
meltihg ice, soggy food packages
and water puddles on the floor.
Food storage facilities arc sci
entifically designed, arranged and
sectionalized to eliminate search
ing, stretching and bending. Ice
cubes are always in plentiful sup
ply and instantly available, thanks
to a built-in ejector and generous
storage bin in the freezer.
The new 19.W Frigidaire food
freezers, ranging from 12.3 to 20
cubic feet in size, are designed
to bring "supermarket shopping
convenience" right into the hnmp.
Bright star of upright models is
a 15-cubic-foot Imperial model
which matches the size, shape and
styling of the 14.2-cubic - foot,
Frost-Proof refrigerator-freezer or
1-1.4-cubic-foot Cold Pantry combi
nation model.
This upright model will hold up
to 525 pounds of frozen food, stored
on three fast-freezing shelves, a
removable shelf, roomy basket
drawer and five full-width door
shelves and frozen juice can hold-
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Pidgin English Is Unruly,
But Very Useful Language
loudly enough at him.
The crews of the traHins cUInt
were illiterate slum types. They
maae extensive contributions to
pidgin.
"As a result," says the Ency
clopedia Brittanica, "it is an un
ruly, bastard jargon, filled with
nurserv imhecilities. vnlpflriemc
and corruptions."
.Nevertheless It is sooken hv
millions of natives.
Pidcin is pasv to learn TT e:
soldiers in the Southwest Pacific
were supplied with a pidgin hand-
oook. une examD e:
"Yufela yu stand fast. Yu no
can walkabout. SuDDOse vufela
walkabout me killim yu long musket."
As any fool can plainly see, that
means "Don't move or I'll shoot."
FEATHER SHOES
Fancy footwear takes a fat pock-
etbook when designed by Levine.
One-of-a-kind pumps were featured
as a prop for a jeweled butterfly
clip in Tiffany's window recently.
The shoes, made of eyes from
peacock tail feathers, cost $900.
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"Speaking of thrust, you should meet Helen's father!"
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Former Skating Titlist
Now Successful Designer
By GAY PAULEY '
NEW YORK UP! Three
years ago Sheila Muldowny trad
ed her ice skates lor a sketching
pad.
Today, the New York debutante
and figure skating titlist is a suc
cessful designer of clothes for the
active sportswoman.
"I'm trying to put some fash
ion into sports wear," said the
pretty, dark-haired designer.
"Goodness knows the field is
wide open. All of us are so used
to the conventional. The white
tennis dress. . .the velvet skating
skirt with bulky quilted lining.
Most of the designers of skating
clothes never were on a rink.
"Am I trying to make the
clothes sexy? Now I ask you. . .
How sexy can a woman be when
she's beating a man on the ten
nis courts!
"But I do think active sports--wear
should be beautiful, as well
as comfortable and practical."
The 23-year-old skater had
made her own costumes for. years
before she turned fashion "pro."
Her fall and winter collection,
sold in better stores across the
nation, concentrates on skating
fashions. But for spring, she will
make clothes for other sports, in
cluding tennis and golf.
She feels that skating alone of.
fers a big sales potential. "Mora
and more people are taking it
up," she said. "Did you know
that last winter Wollman Rink (a
public rink in Central Park) drew
375,000? And look at the crowds
always in Rockefeller Center."
Her" first collection of skating
wear was in wool jersey, but now
she includes wool plaids. AH are
designed for mix and match co
ordinating. Sheila Muldowny has been skat
ing since she was five "I think
I was born with a silver skat
in my mouth," she laughed.
She also was born with silver
spoon. Her father is chairman of
the board of Teleray Tube Co.,
which makes television tubes. She
attended fashionable Brearley, a
private school on Manhattan's
Upper East Side. She made her
debut at the junior assemblies in
1953.
The designer, who is five feet
two inches and a well-proportioned
110 pounds, is a U. S. gold
medalist in figure skating, won
the Eastern States' Senior Wom
en s championship in 1M. and
the Swiss international title in
1954. She also designed the first
uniform to be worn by a U. S.
Olympic figure skating team.
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