Southern Oregon miner., February 22, 1945, Image 7

Southern Oregon Miner, Thursday, February 22, 1945
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WATCH OUT FOR IN IE F IY
Ilru d colds can cause much suffering.
D o n 't »uffer needlessly. Just put a lit­
tle Va-tro-nol up each nostril. Relieves
aneezy, stuffy dis­
tress. Also helps
p re v e n t m any
colds from devel­
oping If used in
tim e I T ry It. Fol­
low directions In
folder. Works fine I
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Warm, Gayly Hued House Boots
Nebraska Oak Leaf Heirloom Quilt
N ews
B ehin
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By P aul M allon
R eleased by W estern N ew spaper U nion.
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O P E N L E T T E R TO
N E W D IE S C O M M IT T E E
W ashington, D. C.
Hon. K a rl M undt,
M e m b e r House C o m m itte e to
In v es tig ate U n -A m erica n A c tiv itie s:
D e a r M r. M undt:
VICKS VATBONOL
You
have asked, me,
am ong |
others, to give you some reco m ­
m endations as to the scope and
standard of your proposed in v es tig a­
tion of u n-A m erican a c tiv itie s.
W ell,
th ere
are
u n -A m erican
a c tiv itie s In the United States as the
I newspapers and the p a trio tic or-
. ganizations have freq u en tly noted I
and m o re than have been noted.
L e ss Thun a Cup of Sugur S o lv e s D e sse r t P rob lem
(See R ecipes B elo w )
POST’S fófoàt BRAN
6 M D E E EiAXES oe
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COME/MED MMEM
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delicious N £ I V breakfast idea
• A magic com bination! Crisp
Post's 40% Bran Flakes— plus ten­
der, chewy seedless ralslns...right
in the same package. Dollcious—
nutritious — that’s Post’s Raisin
Bran! Don't miss this wonderful
new flavor sensation. Ask your gro­
cer for Post's Raisin Bran, today I
On your f a r o r t t a N . B . C . s t a t io n
• v a r y S a tu r d a y m a r n ia g
• t o o A. M ., M . W . T.
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'Which of his two
wives w ill he come
‘home t o . . .
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Irritable, depressed moods are often
related to constipation. Take Nature’s
Remedy ( N R Tablets). Contains no
chemicals, no minerals, no phenol
derivatives. N R Tablets are different
— act different. Purely vegetable—a
combination of 10 vegetable ingredi­
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Uncoated o r candy coated, their
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Caution: Take only as directed.
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N t TO-NIOHT, TOMOBBOW ALBIOHT
All-VEGETABLE LAXATIVE
STABLE
ONE WORD SUGGESTION
FOR ACID IN O IO U T IO N -
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D e sse r t F a n c ie s
W hen your tables a re n 't set w ith
Just e x a c tly the m e a t you'd like to
serve, o r when
m eals tend io be­
com e monotonous
then
give
yo u r
fa m ily a dessert
th a t's re a lly ele­
gant. I t 'l l m ake
u p f o r a lo t o f
omissions in the
easiest w ay.
No, I'm not going to give you a
lot of recipes c a llin g for sugar or
hlgh-polnt canned fru its. I'm going
to te ll you of sim p le but fan cifu l
desserts th at w ill m a k e it seem like
yo u ’ re splurging.
A b it of the rig h t tang In a pud­
ding, a colorful cake w ith an unusual
icing or a sw eet tid b it like m a rm a ­
lade scones a re some of the sweets
I 'm reco m m en din g. T h e y 'll keep the
sugar budget in tr im condition and
s till satisfy sw eet-seekers:
'P u d d in g Princess.
(Serves 5-6)
3 egg yolks
1 teaspoon g ra te d lem on peel
54 cup sugar
1 tablespoon unflavored gelatin
2 tablespoons cold w a te r
M cup lem on Joice
3 stiffly beaten egg w hites
B e at egg yolks u ntil thick and le m ­
on colored. Add lem on peel: g rad u ­
a lly beat In sugar. Soften g elatin In
cold w ater.
Add lem on Juice and
g elatin to egg yolk m ix tu re .
Fold
in whites. Pour Into an oiled mold.
C h ill.
U nm old, and serve w ith
stewed dried fru its or s tirre d cus­
ta rd sauce.
Sponge cake w ith tw o eggs? Baked
in 30 minutes? Yes. It's possible if
y o u 'll follow this recipe. I t doesn't
h ave to be iced but yo u 'll lik e it
w ith the sim ple baked-on icing:
L ig h tn in g Sponge C ake.
2 eggs
54 cup sugar
1 cup sifted flour
54 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon baking powder
1 tablespoon butter
54 cup hot m ilk
B eat eggs u ntil thick and light.
Slow ly add sugar and beat w ith a
s p o o n fo r f i v e
m inutes. Fold s ift­
ed d ry in g re d i­
ents Into egg and
sugar m ix tu re all
a t once. M e lt but­
te r in hot m ilk
and add a ll at
once. T h e folding
of the m ilk and
d ry
ingredients
should tak e only
about 1 m in ute.
B ake in a w axed-
p aper-lined 8-lnch square pan in a
m o d era te (350-degree) oven fo r 30
m inutes.
Baked-O n F ro sting .
1 egg w hite, beaten stiff
54 teaspoon baking pow der
54 cup brown sugar or honey
54 cup chopped n utm eats
Add b akin g pow der to the egg
w hite w hich haB been beaten. Add
the sugar o r honey g rad u ally , blend­
ing In g ra d u a lly , then spread o ver
cake w hile it is still hot. S p rinkle
w ith M cup n utm eats. B ake in a
m o d era te oven u ntil lig h tly browned.
M in im u m is the d escription of In­
gredients for these d electab le scones
m a d e Into a w h irl. A coffee cake
dressed up lik e this one w ill go nice­
ly fo r dessert:
L y n n Says:
<* Ta relieve distress of MONTHLY
Female Weakness
(Also Fino Stomachic Tonic)
Lydia E. Plnkham's Vegetable Com­
pound 1» famous to relieve periodic
pain and accompanying nervous,
weak, tlred-out feellnga -when due
to functional monthly disturbances
Taken regularly—Plnkham's Com-
( pound helps build up resistance
against such annoying symptoms
Plnkham's Compound Is made
especially for women—<( helps no
ture and that's the kind of medicine
to buy I Follow label directions
ilTOIA E. PINKHAM’S 8SKSK,
C o lo rfu l C o m binations: Salm on
steaks w ith egg sauce, home-
canned
strin g
beans,
hashed
brow n potatoes, je llie d tom ato as­
pic, a p ric o t s trip pie. beverage.
Spaghetti In to m ato sauce, sal­
ad of m ixe d greens, tra y of ra d ­
ishes, pickles and d a rk olives,
d a rk ry e bread or bread sticks,
and stewed plum s.
K id neys in rice -p a rs le y ring,
brow n sauce, green peas and cel­
e ry , cabbage, apple and orange
salad,
pudding
princess w ith
sieved, sweetened apricots.
L yn n C h am b e rs ' Point-Saving
M en u
Baked Stuffed H e a rt
M ashed Potatoes
C ream ed Spinach
Jellied Apple Salad
P a rk e r House Rolls
Jelly
•P ud din g Princess
•R e c ip e G iven
M a rm a la d e Scone W h irl
(M a k e s 1 10-lnch coffee cake)
2 caps sifted flour
3 teaspoons baking powder
1 teaspoon salt
1 tablespoon sugar
54 cup shortening
1 egg
54 cup m ilk
154 cups citru s m a rm a la d e
I t seems to m e the Dies com ­
m ittee only scratched the sur­
face of th em , and provided our
people w ith w hat re a lly am ou n t­
ed only to a suspicion of them
ra th e r than a thorough and com ­
plete understanding of methods
and operations.
F o r a ra th e r obvious exam ple, no j
one, not even A m e ric a n lab or lead­
ers, has an accu rate, agreed kn o w l­
edge today of the extent to which
com m unists have Influenced and
continue to influence the A m eric an
lab or m ovem ent.
A t the recent C IO convention In
Chicago, I noticed the known com ­
munists w ere held q u ietly in the
Warm House Boots.
background; at least when the pic­
LJANDSOME crocheted wool
tures w ere taken they w ere.
house boots are warm as
But how m uch headw ay did th e ir A
Make them
intentions gain In the decisions m ade muffs on your feet.
by the convention? To w hat exten t of white wool brilliantly accented
was th e ir influence reflected In the with stripes of red, green, yellow.
decisions of the convention?
How
m a n y a re th ere In C IO ? How do
To obtain complete crocheting directions
they work?
tor the House Boots (soles are crocheted
G et a t R e al Bottom .
ot heavy black cotton ya m ), Pattern No.
T h e A F L and o ther non-CIO union 5813, sizes •«. 6*4. 7, 754. including in­
leaders
have
denounced
com ­ structions, send 16 cents In coin, your
m unism . I t would seem fro m the name, address and the pattern number.
C IO pretenses and the A F L stand
th at lab o r leaders them selves m ig h t
S ift to gether a ll d ry ingredients. be interested in going rig h t to the
C ut o r ru b in shortening. B eat egg bottom of the m a tte r a t long last,
and add m ilk .
Add to flour m ix ­ not for p o litic al reasons or fro m a
tu re. S tir only enough to moisten. standpoint of raisin g a counter
Spread dough into greased 10-inch propaganda but fo r finding out defi­
pan. W ith fingertips press dough n itely w hat the facts are.
down in grooves an inch w ide, m a k ­
In short, the c o m m itte e m ig h t
ing a c irc u la r p a tte rn . M a k e first
w ell drop both the w hitew ash
groove one inch fro m edge of pan
brush and the red p aint brunh in
and second 1 *4 inches fro m first. F ill
fa v o r of a ju d ic ia l and com ­
grooves w ith citru s m a rm a la d e .
plete search fo r all the facts.
B a ke In a m o d e ra te ly hot (400-de-
T
o w hat exten t a re ra c ia l sores
g re e ) oven 20 m inutes.
In a recent su rvey am ong hom e­ being rubbed in this nation fo r un-
m akers, it was discovered th at the A m e ric a n purposes? So fa r w e have
biggest le fto v e r p ro b lem was th at of been m oving along the line of m a k ­
stale bread. C om bined w ith h ealth ­ ing corrections of cla im ed injustices
ful eggs and m ilk , this le fto v e r bread and this of course is only rig h t and
fa ir.
can m a k e a d electab le pudding:
B ut it cannot be forgotten th at the
B rea d Pudding.
basic o rig in a l schem e of the com ­
(Serves 8)
m unist, and I think most other revo­
2 cups d ry b read cubes
lu tio n a ry
ideologies
which have
4 cups m ilk scalded
w orked th e ir w ay into this country
1 tablespoon b u tte r
fro m abroad, is to q u ietly fom ent
54 teaspoon salt
ra c ia l uprisings, and to play alw ays
54 cup sugar
tow ard developing ra c ia l co m p eti­
4 s lig h tly beaten eggs
tion.
1 teaspoon v a n illa e x tra c t
P sych o lo gically w e a re a t a
Soak b read in m ilk fo r 5 minutes,
disad vantage w ith foreign revo­
Add b u tte r, salt and sugar.
Pour
lu tio n a ries in these and s im ila r
slow ly o v e r eggs;
public
m a tte rs co verin g the
add v a n illa ex ­
whole of d ip lo m acy and politics.
t r a c t a n d m ix
W e o p erate openly and above
w ell. P o ur Into a
board, discuss adl our ills in
greased
baking
public.
dish. B a k e in a
A n ti-A m e ric a n as w ell as a ll fo r­
pan o f hot w a te r
in a m o d e ra te (350-degree) even un­ eign interests w ell know this and
Join our discussions, not neces­
til firm , about 50 m inutes.
sa rily openly, (fo r this would defeat
V a ria tio n s of B read Podding.
R aisin Pudding: Add 54 cup seed­ th e ir purpose) but in subtle w ays to
ed ra is in s before baking.
Serve influence o u r jud g m en t. O u r plays,
m ovies, lite ra tu re and a r t have
w ith lem on sauce.
B uttersco tch B re a d Pudding: Sub­ seemed to m e often to reflect these
propaganda
subtleties,
p laying
stitu te brow n sugar fo r w hite.
Chocolate B read Pudding: M e lt 1 a d ro itly upon the p o litic al em otions
of o ur people, ta k in g ad van tag e of
ounce unsweetened chocolate in hot
th e ir d e m o c ra tic feelings.
m ilk before adding bread. Serve with
D eep-Rooted Schemes.
b u tte r o r fo am y sauce.
W
ithout
any d ire c t knowledge, but
Lem on Sauce.
ju d g in g only fro m the results I
54 cup sugar
see, I would say there is evidence
1 tablespoon cornstarch
of m a n y deep-rooted schemes de­
54 teaspoon salt
veloped through m a n y years in
54 teaspoon nutm eg
m any w ays to p lay upon our h e a rt­
1 cup boilin g w a te r
strings fo r u n -A m eric an interests.
2 tablespoons b u tte r or substitute
Now If the postw ar world is going
154 teaspoons lem on Jnice
to be w hat M r. Roosevelt is plan­
M ix d ry ing redien ts in o rd er g iv­
ning th a t It should be, so much
en. G ra d u a lly add w a te r and cook
the m o re m ust we need to know the
over low h eat u n til th ic k and clear.
whole tru th abouf these hidden
Add b u tte r and lem on Juice and
stream s of influence.
blend thoroughly.
T h e to ta lita ria n w ay of life is
V ic to ry Cookies.
not going to be extinguished by
154 cups sifted flour
this w a r. A tte m p ts to influence
1 teaspoon b akin g pow der
A m eric an ju d g m e n t a re not go­
54 teaspoon b akin g soda
ing to stop w ith the peace. These
54 teaspoon salt
stream s w ill not be d ried up
1 teaspoon cinnam on
by the tre a ty .
54 teaspoon cloves
2 cups broken w alnuts
154 cups each, pitted dates and
ra is in s
54 cup shortening
54 cup brow n sugar firm ly
packed
2 eggs
M ix and sift d ry ingredients. Toss
to gether w ith fru its and nuts. C ream
shortening; beat in sugat, then eggs
and flour m ix tu re . D rop by spoon­
fuls on greased sheet and bake in
a m o d e ra te (350-degree) oven for 12
m inutes. These cookies becom e soft
a fte r se ve ral days.
G el the most from your meat! Gel
your meat roosting chart from Miss
Lynn Chambers by w riting to her in
care of Western Newspaper Union, 21(1
South Desplaines Street, Chicago 6, I I I
Please send a stamped, self-addressed
envelope lor your reply.
Released by western Newspaper Union.
Heirloom Quilt.
'T'HIS handsome quilt belonged to
A Mary Gregg McCollum who
lived in Kearney, Nebraska, sixty
or more years ago. The twenty-
inch block is put together in four
separate sections—the leaf itself is
7 inches.
To obtain complete cutting pattern and
finishing directions (or the Nebraska Oak
Leaf Quilt (Pattern No. 5830), with
amounts of materials specified, send 16
cents in coin, your name, address and the
pattern number.
SEWING CIRCLE NEEDLEW ORK
149 New Montgomery St.
San Francisco, Calif.
Enclose 16 cents for Pattern
No_______________
Name____________________ __
Address_________________ ________
7WS iS
H/EET/ DEEMEDA&WT/^
BUI: Gosh, Mom, hot
rolls! Now I know I ’m
really home I And they’re
even better than I
remembered 1
MOM: Help yourself, son.
I made ’em specially,
right after I got your
call— with a grand,
quick recipe using
Flelschmann’s yellow
label Yeast, the kind
w ith extra vitamins!
SUM THEY'RE GOOD-
AN D GOOD FOR YOUI
FLEISCHMANN'S IS THE ONLY
YEAST FOR BAKING THAT
HAS ADDED AMOUNTS OF
BOTH VITAMINS A AND D)
AS WELL AS THE
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The to tu lita ria n s do not operate
openly and above board, do not let
th e ir people w eigh two sides or
m o re of any m a tte r.
S incerely,
PA U L M ALLON.
You would th in k th at u n -A m e ri­
can a c tiv itie s would be the first sub­
je c t congress would w ant to in v es ti­
gate in w a r tim es, but the Dies
investigation, la rg e ly of the com ­
munists and th e ir a c tiv ity w ith in the
C IO and N ew D e a l, had been so b it­
terly opposed, th a t the idea even of
new fa ir investig ation seems to
have become repugnant to those
forces, fresh fro m w hat they con­
sidered an election victo ry.
R ankin, how ever, forced a ro ll call
In which the nam es of those voting
would be known to th e ir constituents.
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