Southern Oregon Miner, Thursday, June 14, 1945
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TRUMAN'H CHOICES
MEET APPROVAL
WASHINGTON - T h e type of men
i Mr. Truman is bringing into gov-
! ernment is likened by some to Coo-
' lidge or Harding, and the assembling
personality of his whole regime is
being Am into that past character
niche, especially by bewildered and
j confused radicals.
It is a bad simile, inaccurate and
of no value except for political oppo­
sition. You cannot find the person­
ality counterpart of this administra­
tion In the past. It is something new
Look Into the first one, John S.
Snyder, head of the Jesse Jones
financial e m p ire ,
(not considering yet
the fresh cabinet
men,. He is a bank­
er brought in to
handle the biggest
banking business in
the history of the
world, the people's
$46,000,000,(WO RFC
and associated lend­
Light Slipper In Cooling on a Hot Night
ing ventures, which
(See Recipes Below)
J. 8. Snyder the radical clique
wanted to lace In
Keep Kitchens Cool
i the hands of a man who knew noth-
Lynn Chambers' Point-Saving
ing of banking.
Menus
Nothing makes the family's appe­
Nothing like Mr. Snyder happened
tite wane quite so quickly os a meal
in the Harding or Coolidge era.
’ Hamburger Grill with Bananas
that makes the
Why he was not even president of
and Bacon
house uncomfort­
. the First National bank of St. Louis
Jellied
Vegetable
Aspic
ably warm dur­
from which Mr. Truman extract­
Green Beans
ing hot weather.
ed him. He was a reasonably young
Cream-Cheese-Whole-Wheat-
A cool and com­
| vice president, with no gray hair,
Bread Sandwiches
fortable room, set
no wrinkles, a clear round open face,
Beverage
Lemon
Chiffon
Pie
with a table that
gonial, open-talking. In experience,
•Recipe given.
suggests coolness,
appearance and every other way, he
will be much more comfortable all
was about as far from New York
the way around.
and cook slowly until tender but not banking leadership as you could get
Mother would do best to plan a
browned. Blend in milk, stock, pi­ and still obtain experience and
meal that is nourishing but not too
miento and chicken. Beat egg yolks, knowledge. (He did not rate Who's
hearty. The main dish and vegeta­
add lemon juice and pour a little of Who.)
bles may be warm, but dessert and
First thing Mr. Snyder did also
the liquid over the chicken mixture,
salad should be icy cold to suggest
stirring constantly. Stir egg yolks rates only as an obscure paragraph
that summer was kept in mind dur­
into the rest of the chicken mixture from the press associations.
He
ing the planning of the menu.
and cook over boiling water for 5 found six lending agencies under
If the bulk of the actual cooking
minutes, still stirring constantly. RFC functioning with six separate
Is done during the cool mornings,
Remove from heat and add gelatin staffs, costly individual parapherna­
then the kitchen can retain some
which has been soaked in cold wa­ lia of bureaucracies—by order of
semblance of coolness during the
ter for 5 minutes. Turn into a mold law.
evening hours. Such things as cook­
and chill until set. Unmold and STARTS CONSOLIDATION
ing filling for pies, making cookies
garnish with hard-cooked eggs quar­
M r. Snyder had his staff write a
or cake or cooking vegetables for a
tered, tomato wedges and parsley. new law consolidating this absurd
salad can be prepared before the
One of the important points in duplication. The congressional bank­
sun rises high in the sky and sends
cooking fish is to avoid overcooking. ing committee Introduced it. The bill
the temperature to the highest rungs
Here is a dish that can be turned passed the senate unanimously,
of the thermometer.
out in less than half an hour:
without objection, Tuesday, and will
Main entrees, if broiled, will also
help during hot weather. They take Mackerel With Bacon and Onions. shortly receive the same approval
j of the house.
(Serves 4)
only a few minutes to cook, like this
Now it required no superior abil­
5« pound cleaned fillets of mackerel
low-point grill:
ity for Mr. Snyder to start out this
Salt and pepper
Hamburger Grill.
new way. Any man with a fresh
1 cup sliced onions
(Serves 6)
outlook and ordinary common sense
4 tablespoons butter or drippings
1 pound hamburger
might have done it, but in view of
*4 cup soft bread crumbs-
54 onion, grated. If desired
the contrary spirit prevailing in
2 slices crisp bacon, broiled
1 teaspoon salt
Separate fillets and arrange in Washington for so long, his simple
54 teaspoon pepper
greased,
shallow baking dish. Sprin­ step stood out like a new beacon of
4 slices bacon
kle
with
salt
and pepper. Saute on­ hope. Mr. Snyder would be a good
2 large bananas
ions
gently
in
butter until tender but man for secretary of the treasury,
I tablespoon lemon juice
not browned.
Turn out on fish, and I think he will get the job.
CvTibine meat, onion, salt and
Look Into Edwin W. Pauley, Tru­
sprinkle with crumbs and toy with
pepj .T.
Mix well.
Form into 4
bacon. Bake in a hot (400-degree) man's leader of the Allied Repara­
cakes about *4
commission,
oven until fish is done and crumbs tions
inch thick. A r­
whose head is being
are browned, about 15 minutes.
range strips of
Hot evenings sometimes call for projected into the
bacon on broiling
hearty main dish salads. Use a good bear's
mouth
in
rack. Broil slow­
protein food as a base so that it will Mo*cow now. Paul­
ly until brown,
be nourishing enough even for so-o ey made a million
turning when nec­
big appetites. Here are two good or so in California
essary. Drain on
oil, but he looks
suggestions:
unglazed paper while other food
like an oil worker.
Baked
Bean
and
Egg
Salad.
broils. Arrange meat cakes on rack.
His ham-hand hand­
(Serves 6)
Brush bananas with lemon juice and
shake could make
1
medium
sized
can
of
baked
beans
place alongside meat. Broil until
your
teeth rattle. He
meat is browned.
To serve, ar­ 4 sweet pickles, chopped
is t o w e r i n g in
range hamburgers on individual 3 hard-cooked eggs, sliced (re­
height, but a rather
serve 6 slices for garnishing)
serving plates. Top each with a
young man as in­ E. W. Pauley
strip of bacon and place broiled ba­ 54 cup chopped celery
ternational dealers
nana slice at each side. -Potato 2 tablespoons finely chopped onion
go—and a sharp oil fields trader.
chips and tomato cucumber salad 1 teaspoon salt
No one ever saw his likes under
3 to 4 tablespoons mayonnaise
may be served with the grill.
Harding or Coolidge, where the
Chicken is delectable when cooked
Chill beans until cold. Add the
choices for such work ran to men
a la king, but It's invitingly cool
remaining ingre­
like Dwight Morrow, the Morgan
when served molded. Then it can
d ie n ts in o rd e r
partner, and Charlie Dawes, the big­
be sliced and served garnished with
g iv e n , m ix in g
gest
Chicago Banker.
quartered hard-boiled eggs and to­
c a r e f u lly . A r ­
M
r.
Pauley will step higher in this
mato wedges:
range on nests of
lettuce and gar­ government, probably to Mr. Sny­
Molded Chicken a la King.
nish with sliced, der’s Job if Snyder goes to treas­
(Serves 8)
ury.
hard-cooked
egg
and
parsley.
4 tablespoons butter or substitute
Or look again into Bob Hannegan,
Salmon Salad.
54 cup chopped green pepper
the new postmaster general (begin­
(Serves
6
to
8)
54 cup sliced mushrooms
ning July 1) who re­
6 hard-cooked eggs
1 cup milk, scalded
quires another look
1 pound salmon, cooked or canned,
’4 cup hot chicken stock
in view of his sharp­
shredded
54 cup chopped plmlento
ly advanced emi­
1 medium green pepper, chopped
1 cup diced cooked chicken
nence in this new
14 cup shredded cabbage
4 egg yolks
regime. He is sec­
54 cup chopped celery
2 tablespoons lemon juice
ond man to Truman
2
tablespoons
grated
onion
1 tablespoon gelatin
now.
12 slices chopped sweet pickle
2 tablespoons cold water
It was Hannegan
3
tablespoons
prepared
yellow
mus­
Melt butter or substitute. Then
who brought Pauley
tard
add green pepper and mushrooms
in here as treasurer
2 tablespoons vinegar
of the Democratic
2 teaspoons sugar
R. E . Hannegan National committee
1 tablespoon salt
Lynn Says
for Roosevelt. They
54 teaspoon pepper
all are of the same stripe, Snyder,
After salmon is shredded mix with Pauley, and Hannegan, aggressive,
Perfect Salads: You'll like or­
chopped
egg whites, green pepper, untired, sharp men from the middle
anges sliced or sectioned and
cabbage and celery, grated onion class, hard - knocked, experienced,
rolled in shredded coconut on let­
and pickles. Mash the egg yolks knowing, earnest.
tuce cups.
anti blend well with mustard, vine­
Peach or apricot halves placed
Hannegan certainly knows more of
gar, sugar, salt and pepper. Com­
on top of shredded cabbage which
inside Washington than anyone who
bine the two mixtures, blending
is rich in vitamin C is a delightful
has been around here in a long time.
thoroughly. Serve in cups of let­
salad for hot weather eating.
The one characteristic these men
tuce, garnished with radishes and
Blend mayonnaise with peach
have in common is that they want to
whole
slices
of
pickle.
juice or sour cream for a really
give good government.
I do not
French Fried Shrimp.
smooth dressing.
know whether they can, but they
(Serves
6)
Odd bits of meat go well riding
want to. I am inclined to think they
2 cups corn flakes
the tops of vegetable salads.
may succeed to unexpected propor­
1
egg,
slightly
beaten
Shred or cube them and extend
tions because their minds are not
2 cups cooked jumbo shrimp
with bits of cheese, if necessary.
disturbed by ideologies.
Roll corn Hakes into fine crumbs.
Thousand Island dressing which
They are not reactionary or even
Dip shrimp in egg and then in corn­
is so excellent on quarters of
conservative. They are liberals, but
flake crumbs. Fry in deep fat until
chilled lettuce is even better if it
they do not want to fight, hate, and
brown (365 degrees F.) Serve plain
has a few wedges of meaty ripe
kill everyone who does not agree
or with tartar sauce.
olives in it.
with them on every subject.
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