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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 29, 1941)
1041 TFT! NEWS AND THE HEHAT.P, TH.AMATH VAUJR. OREGON VAGK NTMB Learn New Ways of Serving More Fresh Vegetables Daily M i E Vnv DRAFT BOARDS TO DEFER MEN STORES CLOSED J W ALL DAY FRIDAY Ti) -WsT V S t. SSW MEMORIAL DAY WA. Nv Z JJ RICES EFFECTIVE 7 I SACRAMKNTO. May 28 (UP) Adjutmit timeral J. O. Dono van, aliitn director of si-lcctlve service toduy urilcd the muat careful sulrctlon of men by local draft boards to Insure lliat no man useful In clvlllun occupa tltma la called Into the army. Donovan called attention to the fact that Ilia oil Ice of pro duction manancment and other national defense agencies report limwlni ahnrUiK-s not only of skilled mechanics hut also In vltnl profpAjuona. t He cautioned local honrda pgtiliiat calllntf men needed In factory or field and concerning the nrceiilty of maintaining an adrqunte reservoir of prnfns- alonal and technical apeclaliata by permitting promlilng atudentt to complete profenlonal train Ing. "While the recruitment of ajarge peacetime army la rsavn tlal to national dt-feue(" Dono van aald. "it la equally Import ant that there be no interfer ence with the production of de- fen no auppllea and material. Donovan explained that se lective service regulations re garding occupational deferments bava three major purpoara: 1. Prevention of available shortages of necessary workers In the nation's program for de feme production. 2. Protection of the national Industrial training program by deferment of Individuals when .there Is evidence that they are "In training" or preparation for an occupation or employment necessary to the maintenance of national health, safety or Inter est 3. Anticipation of possible ex haustion of pools of highly skill ed workers not now employed In defense activities but probably necessary In the near future for expansion of defense production, when such men "but for a sea sonal or temporary Interruption would be engaged In such de fense activity." Donovan listed IT fields In which recent OPM studies have shown that the supply of man power either Is dangerously low or there are Indications of short ages In the near future. They are: Civil engineering, electrical engineering, chemical englneer (.fng. mining and metallurgical en- afglneerlng, mechanical engineer ing, chemistry, medicine, den tistry, agricultural engineering, sanitary engineering, pharmacy, physics, biology and bacteriol ogy, and the four branches of geology geophysics, meteorol ogy, hydrology and cartography K3- 1 t . .-w J-7z w -s. t V KuUlrnU guaranteed In this fresh vegetable shorttake. cooking until cheese melts. Serve In a teapot or pitcher to put the finishing touch on vege table shortcake. Know Your Onions Onions are always important Do you know your onions? The most common variety Is the northern-grown winter stor- ago onlpn. The strongest of this THE fresh vegetable season of- sorted flavor. Begin now to dis cover new ways of introducing more vegetables Into the family menus. Fresh Vegetable Shortcake (Serves 8 Two cups cooked fresh peas, 1 cup ciMiked diced fresh carrots. 1 cup diced cooked celery, 1 tea spoon salt, 2 tablespoons butter. TOP: It cups prepared biscuit mix, 1 teaspoon sugar, 1 egg, I cup milk. Mix vegetobles and arrange In bottom of a well greased layer cake dish. Sprinkle with salt and dot with butter. TOP: Measure biscuit flour ac cording to directions on package. Add simur. well-beaten eKif and milk. Mix Ihorouuhlv and soread I over top of vegetable mixture. ! variety the kind for cooking Bake In hot oven 1425" K ), fori Is about 2 to 2s Inches across. ahout 20 to 2S minutes or until Spanish onions also the norm top Is browned. Serve with a I ern-grown type ore milder and cheese sauce. can be used for eating. You can Cheese Sauce tell these because they are larg- (2 rum sauce) er. 4 to S Inches across. Three tablespoons butter, 3 t- Bermuda onions which don't blespoons flour. It cups milk, t come from Bermuda at all but teaspoon salt. 1 teaspoon Worces- j from Texas are smaller than tershlre sauce, 1 cup grated i Spanish onions, are mild, and MENU BREAKFAST: Applesauce, boiled ecus, wholewheat nut breod. coffee, milk. LUNCHEON: Fresh vege table shortcake, stewed rhu barb, cookies, tea, milk. DINNER: Boiled ham shoul der, mustard sauce, new pota toes, spinoch, strawberry pie. coffee, milk. one-quart saucepan tops for eating raw. You can tell them from Spanish onions because they are flat. They are add milk 'n the market irom April through July. cheese. Melt butter In a heat-resistant glass Blend In flour and gradually, stirring constantly. Cook about S minutes, or until no starchy taste remains. Add Looking for Bargains! seasonings and cheese: continue to the Classified page Tun Portland Bakery Strike Threatens To Spread North PORTLAND. Ore.. May 28 UP) Portland's bakery strike threat ened to spread to Seattle. Ta coma and Spokane today, the fourth day of a walkout which cut off BO per cent of the bread supply here. William McGuern, Bakery Workers' union representative, said he had suggested strike ac tion to Washington union of ficials as a means of adding pres sure on Portland chain affiliates He declared the action would be In retaliation for lock-out here. The union struck at only eight Portland bakeries, but 30 shops closed down, ho said, add ing that "the small number of bakeries we aro picketing would not materially reduce Portland's bread supply." Employers said that negotia tions were bundled through a Bakery association, and that a strike at one plant was strike at all. At Seattle the) threatened strike was discounted because of recently-completed contract calling for wage Increases. The strike here Is In demand for a 10-ccnt an hour Increase to $1.10 kwlth 20 cents an hour additional for night work. Another possible strike in the food Industry was averted last night with acceptance by 1000 AFL Grocery Clerks of a com promise wage proposal. Pay was increased from $25 to S29 week ly and the work week reduced from SI to SO hours. Burglar Shot to Death in Portland PORTLAND, Ore., May 28 (IP) Van Allen Zook, 31, of Chehalis, died at St. Vlncent'a hospital Tuesday of bullet wounds In flicted by police April 8. Traffic Patrolmen Andrew Crabtree and E. H. Clnrk report ed that they wounded Zook f- tor he refused to halt near the scene of a burglary they were In vestigating. Zook was booked for burglary at the police station, but his con dition was so grave police were unable to question him. Police records show that he served previous term for burglary In the Oregon penitentiary. CWNESS TifPut new lest and sparkle . . heres rne kind that lasts! into your breakfasts! Tantalizing Kellogg a Kice Krispies golden-brown in color-it mouth-watering in flavor can do just that for vou. They're ex tra delicious with fruit, too. Rice Krispies owe their spe cial goodness to a flavor recipe known only to Kellogg's. Oven popping and gentle toasting play their part. The result is a cereal so crunchy-crisp that you csn actually hear it go snap! crackle! pop! the instant you pour on milk or cream. Some day soon, the Kellogg man will call at your home with sample package- of lasting crispness for youi But done wait to start enjoying Kellogg's Rice Krispies. Buy a package at your grocer's today. "RV Krispies" b m troJe mark (Keg. V. S. Pat. Off.) f Kellogg Cs. or wen-popped rit e. Coot- ml kr KalUn Oaw CEREALS BATTLE CHI CK nun sjmnHMt ut-ttu wmtimnn .1 m mu rum mans twom mtm ma yoor Its and lolt it to your ntlgh- nJ .S-. I I borhood Softway whtre you will N fTJ find ovfirythlno you nttd to carry NF?Vfl J (V 1 you through the holidays. ' asi I Comfort I Tiiine mm Thurs., Moy 29 Sot., May 31 Mon., June 2 Salt pItll Iodised. 28-os. pk. for ?5C Maximum Dog Food PUy,.lr. 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No. I White Shelters 10 -19c Bananas 2-15c STRAYBERRIES Oranges Fancy California Sunkist Lb. 5c For canning are here now In abundance. Ex tra fancy. Urge . red berries Grapefruit"-" 4!4c Fairly Bursting with Delicious Juice 3 boxes 25c Crate 89C - t a.J( BEEF Is the favorite neat of most people. Select yoat choice from the guaranteed fresh, young, fancy steer beef at your nearest Safeway market. Beef Roasts, Blade cuts .. Ib. 19c Sirloin Steak .. Ib. 31c Rib Steak ...... lb. 31c Swiss Steak .... Ib. 31c Short Ribs ...... lb- 14c Gr'nd Beef ..2 lbs. 29c Meat Prices Effective Saturday Only. May 31 Fryers Picnics.- colored, fresh dressed, dry picked Pound, Swift's Reedy-to-Eat -7 lb. avg Pound 28c 28c Roasts, Pork. plcnla ttvl. lb. I6V2C Sausage Pur. Potk . 2 lbf. 29c Pork Steak ,b. 22c Pork Chops lb. 29c Bacon SUed( SwIv, ET.r.wt.t u. 33c OUR MONEY-BACK GUARANTII GOOD tnniH s SAFEWAY GUARANTEED MEATS