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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1941)
"9.-, , , , f t a I THE KEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON April VMfr KLAMATH BOY . MOVES UP 111 ARMY SCHOOL PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 30 Private rint Cl. Earl W. Jlolbrook stationed at For Win- Held Scott. Calif., hat Juit grad uated from the Quartermaster achool at Philadelphia. Pa. Pri vate First Clan Ilolbrook, who joined the colon on April 1, 1M0, It the ton of Mn. Madge Ilolbrook, Ktamath Fallt. Ore. Included in hit clatt were 108 other soldiers, all of whom re ceived their certificates of com Diction of the courte from Col- , -el H. L. WhltUker, command A of Die tchool. in exercltet conducted at Philadelphia. All ttudenu returned to their former organization! where they will ute their new knowledge to help carry out the function! of the Quartermaster corps. The courte of instruction, which letted two montht. cov ered the battc principle! of pro curement, ttorage and ittue, tup ply, personnel administration, and a number of other subjects pertaining to the operation of the Quartermaster corpi. FORT LEWIS. April 30 UP) . Thlt it the ttory of how dog fight took precedence over a "war." In recent combat maneuv er!, the II lit brigade's "reds" were battling the 82nd bri gade! "bluet." It waa a sham battle. It waa forgotten mo mentarily when a real battle, i, etween two regimental mas ota ttarted. Each wat wear ing the colon of the army to which he wat attached. While oppotlng troopa whooped and hollered, the dogt fought It out In "no man'f land." The "bluet" claimed their dog won. The "red" contra dicted. Taking a cue from umplrea Judging lnter-brif tdo maneuvert, the toldicn com promlted and called the hooest-to-goodneti fight a draw. FORT LEWIS. April 30 WV- The United State! it taking page out of Germany' military book and will ttrett relentlett, rruthlng attack. Major General Kenyon A. Joyce, commander of the IX army corpi, indicated today. Delivering a critique on the j it full dlviilonal maneuver! "igaged in thlt week by the 3rd and 41st divisions, the jut Jawed, two-ttar grnenl told all com manding officers the offense "mutt be seized at all coslt." Four Word! "A passive detente rarely ae complishet anything but ulti mate defeat," the corps com mander taid. "The defentive apirlt It the defeatist spirit and it never wint wan." If the IX corpi, composed of the two division! and attached troops bated here, adopts mod ern warfare'i "aggrettive doc trine" it can "very confidently look forward to success no mat ter what ita taskt may be," Gen eral Joyce declared. "Four wordt spirit, nerve, technique and tpeed bring success to any army, no matter what battle task it may face," told the officcra, many of "horn were part-time toldien in national guard regiment! only teven montht ago. Offensive Wins "A ttrong offentive wlnt wan. All advantage! He with an army that prepares adequately and then takes the rapid offentive. The attack mutt thrust; the de tente mutt parry. Operattont are most difficult for defender! in thit day of rapid, mechanized warfare. Initiative with attack is more Important than ever be fore and It must be seized at all cotts." General Joyce taid the war games. In which 16,500 41tt di vision troops and 14,000 3rd division men participated, were "exceedingly well conducted," but added, "they were not with out the mistakes normal during straining period." II A . 1 J 1 It , I ,,... i iiiiHii suiuicr, mo gen eral added, "doesn't make the same mistake twice." The general left two military suggestions before the men who command the Pacific North west'! two division!: "Never substitute rote for common sense. Don't be bound by what's in the books. Apply individual resourcefulness."' "Remember battles are won by determined, small combat groups, fearlessly and resource fully led." His And Her Towels Are The Vogue whites, 6 tablespoon! powdered tugar. Make meringue by beating the egg whites to a soft peak stage and sprinkling the sugar over the top tablctpoonfut at a time. Beat sugar in well be tween each addition. Pile me ringue lightly on pie and bake in a moderateiy slow over (32$ degrees F.) for about IS min utes or until light brown. Co-Eds Prepare For Women's Meet . At Oregon State I OREGON STATE COLLEGE "Everybody's mother it every woman's guest" is again the slo gan for the annual Women's weekend here. May B, 10 and 11. Thousands of invitations have been mailed to mothers of Ore gon State student by the Wom en t weekend committee headed PATTKUN 6959 Surprise the June bride with some of these In her shower. "Hit and Hers'' "Mr. and Mn." itt the gay and popu lar trend in towel embroidery and these are to easy! Pattern 888 contains transfer pattern of 12 mottft ranging from 3 by 10 Inches to 4V by S Inches; itlustrationt of stitch si; ma termls needed; color schemes. To obtain thit pattern send 10 rentt in coin to The Newt and Herald. Household Arts Dept., Klamath Fallt. Be sure to print plainlv your NAME. ADDRESS and PATTERN NUMBER. by Jean Dykeman of Vancouver, Wash, A new feature this year tt the combining of Women's weekend with the third annual gardes days, which wilt begin Thurs day, May 8. and will continue through Sunday. Visitor! here primarily for Women's weekend wii! find many new garden at tractions, while those who come especially for the latter wiii have other events of interest. The Women's weekend pro gram will feature the honor con vocation, a campus tea, college piayt, dance recitals and the an nual mother-daughter banquet. Scheduled during the garden days will be educational talks, a district flower show, dedication of the new campus gates and nu merous other events, including celebration of the thirtieth anni versary of the founding of the ; department of landscape 'architecture. Waitresses Meet Halifax lit Park al Washington WASHINGTON, April 30 Gee, you should been along when Elizabeth O'Connor and Ann Magnotto and Eillie Young met bis lordship in Rock Creek park yesterday. Yeah, Lord Halifax, you know, the ambas sador. It's their afternoon off from the Silver cafe where they're waitresses, see, and they're wading In the creek when this 'Lord Halifax comes along with another fellow. Well, they rec ognize bim from his picture in the papers and run after mm and ask for hit autograph. Nice as anything, he writes it right on their popcorn box. Then he introduces the fellow with him Malcolm MacDonaid. "You've heard of Ramsey MacDorsaid," he says, "Weil, this is his sort, Malcolm,' Elizabeth says, Hiva Male," and Ana asks him if ha waa married. He says he waa. so she says, "I better be getting along then. But first Elizabeth asks his lordship for a carnation he had in his buttonhole and he gives it to her and says, "I wish I had one for each of yea." Sue put it in her memory book when she got home. Then he asks the girls their nationalities and BsSUe and Elizabeth tell him their people were bora in Ireland and Aim aye hers came from Italy but they alt say they're ttrictiy far England, "But there are two kinds H Irish Shanty Irish and Loee Curtain Irish," cracks his lord ship. So Biilie says she's strict ly Shanty Irish. And BilHe asks him why he don't come down to the Silver cafe seme night and he asks her what it' like. "Oh, we have at colored et chert ra and a tittle dance floes' and it lot of Jitterbugs the says, "You'd like it." "I probably would, bit lord ship says. "Don't bet surprised if you see me there some night' Gee! In a single month (July, 1S8U 36S Inches of rain felt in Chs rammiL India, - Locking for Baj-galoa? Tars to the Classified page . Spring Is Here--That's Time To Think of Lemon Meringue Pie The economy budget must al ways Include eggs. Tlu-y are absolutely essential to your fam ily's health. It is seldom wise to buy more than a week's sup ply of eggs at one time. If pos sible, buy eggs that sre kept In a refrigerator up until they are sold. Put the eggs in a refrigerator or other cool place as soon as you get them home. Lemon meringue pie it a spring treat in most homrs. Here is a recipe that will make the family ask for more. Lemon Meringue Pie PASTRY: 1 cup flour. H tea spoon baking powder. ' tra spoon salt, 13 cup lard nr oth er shortening, V cup ice .wa ter (about). Sift together flour, baking powder and salt. Cut shorten ing In with a pastry blender or two knives until the lumps arc the size of lima beans. Add ice water gradually, mixing it in with a fork. When only enough water to hold dough together has been added, pat dough to gether and chill If possible. On a floured board, roll out dough to 1-8 inch thickness. Line a 9 Inch heat-resistant glass pie plate; trim and flute the edges. Mace another 9-lnch pie plate over it, to hold crust .sandwich style while baking. Bake in a hot oven (425 decrees F.) about 15 to 1? minutes or until the' pie shell is a light brown. FILLING; 1 4 cups sugar, cup cornstarch, cup flour, teaspoon salt, 2 e u p t boiling water, 3 egg yolks, 2 teaspoons grated lemon rind. 6 table spoons lemon juice, I table sponns butter. Mix sugar, cornstarch, flour and salt together in a saucepan. Add boiling water gradually; cook over direct heat S min utes, or until thick, stirring constantly. Allow to cook over very low heat few minutes longer, stirring occasionally. Mix beaten egg yolks; add to cornstarch mixture. Return to heat and cook for 2 minutes longer, stirring all the while. Remove from heat, add lemon rind and lemon Juice; add but ter and cool almost to room Menu BREAKFAST: Grapefruit, soft cooked eggs, oatmeal muffins. Jelly, coffee, milk. LUNCHEON: Macaroni and cheese, fruit salad, whole wheat rolls, tea, milk. DINNER: Baked pork chops with onions, baked potatoes, beets and beet greens, lem on meringue pie, -coffee, milk. ' temperature. Pour into pie shell. MERINGUE: Three egg Eight states bound Tennes see: Kentucky, Virginia, Geor gia, North Carolina, Aalabama, Mississippi, Arkansas, and Missouri. Feathers of a bird, Instead of covering the entire body, oo- Coy restricted areas ana only over the bare patches. Shields sometimes were cov ered with the bony covering of the alligator gar fish by primi tive warriors. BEWARE ! BE SAFE ! FUR STORAGE We Use Dry Fumigated Storage WHY? Dry Storage eI fur, lt Pmr iin9 installed by furrien who really know the fur business. 2 Dry Storage u safe storage for fun b- eause it does net shrink the peltt. When humidity la not properly controled in cold storage sometimes as much at 2 or 3 inchet thrinkage occurs. 3 Dry Storage dots net counteract the tanning process. Cold storage often ruins furs by the salt used In curing the pelts, drawing moisture and counteracting the tanning procesi. 4. Dry Storage prot.cti the furs from moths, as moth larvae froaen for months In cold storage become ac tive as soon as they gat warm. DRY STORAGE and FUMIGATION Kills All Forms of Moth Life . . . Even the Eggs! 5. Cola Storage h .,,., tHn, , itt with the lustre of fun, at any furrier welt knows. 6. 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