Southern Oregon News Review, Thursday, April 7, 1949
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by Roger C. Whitman
Question: My new plastic table*
cloth has made the ends of the
breakfast table sticky. How can
this be removed from a varnished
birch finish and not ruin the fin
ish?
Answer: Try wiping the sticky
places very lightly with benzine,
being careful not to press hard on
the finish. Be careful of fire, and
close the door leading to the kitch
en. If the table is in the kitchen,
do not work there. If the benzine
dulls the finish, apply a thin coat
of paste wax, let it dry and then
polish with a soft cloth.
Question: Can anything be done
to stop the radio interference
caused by our oil furnace? Some
say to ground the furnace. Our
furnace is on the main floor as we
have no basement.
Answer: Radio interference from
oil burners, motors and other elec
trical equipment can be eliminat
ed, but this calls for the service of
an expert electrician or radio serv
iceman. The manufacturer of your
oil burner might be able to take
care of the nuisance.
Wayg to Better Government
Ic e C r e a m , C a k e M a k e
I.YNN (IIAMIII ItH MEND
A c c e p t a b le D esserts
For N e a r ly Every M e a ,
THERE'S NOTHINO F A N C Y
about Ice cream und cuke, but
they make u wonderful desiert for
any occualon, pluln or fancy. Then,
too, there are few who cnn resist
turning down a heaping bowl of
creamy Ice cream and n slice of
feather-like cuke, io you have no
worry ubout pleasing family or
guests.
For youngsters who have dif
ficulty getting their dully quotn of
milk and other
dairy foods, Ice
cream I s the
perfect answer.
T h e same 1 s
true, t o o , o f
udults who can
not drink their
pint of milk.
Ice cream Is a highly nutritious
duiry food that furnishes energy as
well as mlneruls such as calcium
and phosphorus. It also gives sig
nificant umounts of vltumins A and
112 and quality protein, all of which
are needed for proper growth,
strong muscles, bones and teeth.
You don’t need to do anything
special to make a festive dessert
out of Ice cream. Simply pile it
In a glass bowl for easy serving
A large serving bowl of Ice
cream surrounded with lus
cious fudge cup cakes topped
with swirls of chocolate frost
ing and pecan halves make a
gala dessert for a festive oc
casion. Pass this with assorted
sauces or jams and Jellies for
sundaes.
and to get the full benefit of Its
luscious appearance. Around the
bowl you may have bought or
homemade cupcakes or several
bowls of assorted Jellies, Jams or
sauces for make-your-own sundaes.
• • •
HERE ARE SOME delicious cup
cakes which you may want to
serve:
2
54
2
1
Fudge Cupcakes
(Makes 12 cakes)
squares unsweetened choc
olate
cup sugar
tablespoons milk
teaspoon vanilla
54 cup butter
54 cup sugar
1 egg
1’4 cups sifted cake flour
154 teaspoon baking powder
54 teaspoon baking soda
54 teaspoon salt
Melt chocolate over hot water,
add one-fourth cup sugar and two
tablespoons milk; stir until very
smooth. Add vanilla and remove
from heat.
Work butter and sugar to a soft
cream, add egg and beat hard
until blended. Stir In milk, then
the flour mixed and sifted with the
other dry Ingredients. When mixed,
stir in chocolate mixture and pour
Into buttered cupcake pans. Bake
In a moderate (375’.) oven for
about 25 minutes. Cool and cover
tops with:
Apple-Raisin Sauce
(For Ice Cream)
2 cups sweetened, strained ap
ple sauce
54 teaspoon cinnamon
54 cup seedless raisins
1 tablespoon orange marma
lade
Mix apple sauce with all other
Ingredients and heat slowly to the
boiling point. Simmer 10 minutes
over a slow fire or until raisins
are plump. Cool before serving.
Coffee Cream Sauce
(For Ice Cream)
1 cup light brown sugar
1 tablespoon instant powdered
coffee
Baked Fish Fillets, Tomato
Sauce
Buttered Aspuragus
Baked Potatoes
Cole Slaw-Pineapple Sulud
•Fudge Cupeukes with Ice
Cream
Beverage
•Recipe Given
54 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon cornstarch
2 tablespoons butter
54 eup coffee cream
Mix sugar with cornstarch, cof
fee and salt. Add butter and cream
and stir over a slow fire until
boiling. Boil for one minute, re
move from fire and cool slightly
Add one teaspoon vanilla. Serve
cold.
Another delicious way to serve
Ice cream and cake Is to arrange
two slices of spice cake for a ser
ving. Place a portion of ice cream
In the center and top with fruit
sauce, an apple-raisin sauce, as
given below, or crushed pineapple,
pineapple and ginger or mince
meat sauce.
Chocolate Frosting
2 squares unsweetened choc
olate, melted
2 tablespoons hot mill.
154 cups sifted confectioners’
sugar (about)
1 teaspoon vanilla
pecan nut meats
Melt chocolate over hot water,
add hot milk, sugar and vanilla
to make a thick frosting. Beat vig
orously to make It creamy and
more sugar, If necessary, to make
frosting spread
easily,
without
running.
Coffee flavor
goes beautifully
with vanilla ice
cream. It you
like a sauce
here’s Just the
one:
HERE ARE SOME excellent
uses for leftover cake that are
served with Ice cream, A bit of
dressing makes them glamorous
desserts.
Quick Alaska«
(Serves 6)
6 leftover cup cake«
3 eg g white«
6 tablespoons granulated sugar
1 teaspoon lemon Juice
1 quart vanilla Ire cream
Cut the centers from the cakes,
leaving a wide center to hold the
ice cream. Save the cake centers
for another dessert. Beat the egg
whites until stiff enough to hold
peaks. Fold in sugar, one table-
pO N G nE SS hus received all of
the report of the commission
named to study the administrative
departments of the federal govern
ment, and make recommendations
for the effective reorganization of
such departments.
The commission was. In every
sense, strictly nonpartisan. It con
sisted of an equal number of
Democrats and Republicans, both
In and out of the government. It
was named by President Truman,
the speaker of the house of repre
sentatives, and the president of the
senate. Each named an equal num
ber of both the major political par
ties. The then speaker, Joe Martin,
named former President Herbert
Hoover as a member of the com
mission, and, at the suggestion of
President Truman, Mr, Hoover
was selected as chairman of the
group.
Partisan politic« had no place
or part In the «election of the
romml««lon members, nor In
It« months of deliberation,
«tudy of conditions, nor Its fi
nal recommendations. The one
—and only—purpose of all
members was to untangle the
badly-tangled departments, bu
reau«, administrations, a n d
what have you, that had been
a growth of many years. In
fewer word«, the purpose was
to provide a better administra
tion of government, and reduce
the cost.
I
Warm Weather Frock
/L HANDSOME two-piece frock
z * for the larger sized figure
that’s perfect for warm weather
ahead. The comfortable yoke and
sleeves are in contrast, front clos
ing is finished in soft scallops.
Crisp,
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The recommendations the com P attern No. M21 la a ae w -rlte perforated
ttern In sizes 34. 3«. 38 . 40. 42. 44 . 48 and
mission has submitted to congress
Sire 36. «’/» yards o f 39-Inch; H yard
would, if enacted into law, accom contrast.
plish, in a large way, all of the de
For Little Ones
sired ends. Those recommendations
a without
i.u . any cons u dera- i P _ a the
family
members
were made
d a r li tiniest
puffed
sleev
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tlon of their effect on any political with slip and pantie and fcn a
party, or any group, or groups, boy or girl( a sj
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de r
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of g o v e r n m e n
employees. er that requires iess than a yard
The only consideration was that of fabric.
of simplifying the government op
erations in the interests of all the I P attern No. 8416 Is a se w -rite perforated
American people and reducing the K iiT ’si’/ i Ll7rei.'i?b5fcdi, of M “ V
Cost.
j Inch; sHp and panties, I 1,« yards; rom per.
% yard.
We send to Washington, to repre
D on’t miss the S pring and S um m er
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A S H IO N —64 pages of sm art new styles,
sent us in both the house and sen special
features, o rig in al designs; free pat
ate. some whose attitude Is: ’’Par te rn printed Inside the book. 23 cents.
ty first, country second.” Such
representatives and senators, re
SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT.
530 Sooth WeUs St.
Chicago 7, IU.
gardless of party affiliation, look
Enclose 23 cent« In coin« for each
askance of anything that might
pattern desired.
affect partisan patronage; that
Pattern No_
Size
would reduce the number of gov
Name
ernment employees. The govern
ment employees, whose Jobs might
Address___
be affected, are persistent In their
efforts to prevent legislation of
which they are selfishly fearful.
Plenty o f Room
The great majority of the
American people want the
For a Subdivision
recommendations of that com
mission enacted into law; they
Conceivably, a man could build
want the simplified govern
a house and have his bedroom, in
ment for which the recommen
New Mexico, his bathroom in
dations provide, the elimina
Arizona, his kitchen in Colorado,
tion of needless red tape, and
and his living room in Utah.
the over-lapping authority of
The only drawback to such a
many departments and bu
plan
is the fact that this would-be
reaus; they want the savings—
site—the common meeting point
some three billion dollars each
of Utah, Colorado, Arizona, and
year—to be effected.
New Mexico—is quite inaccessible
gresil,
Ourishinq
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Get «o/ne-toJay/
How badly do the American I to the ordinary traveler since it is
voters want these results? How deep in Indian territory, miles
great is their individual interest in trom human inhabitants, and used
their government? Do they want t°r winter grazing land,
such things badly enough to cause
Surveyed by a surveyor named
them to express their wishes to the E. N. Darling in 1868, the four-
two senators from their state and state boundary is at the intersec-
to the congressman from their dis- tion of the 37th parallel of north
trict? Or is the interest of each latitude and the 109th meridian
great enough?
of west longitude.
If the result is not worth that
small effort on the part of each
American voter, the government
is hardly worth saving as far as
they are concerned. The partisan
Leftover cake Is easily glam
politician, seeing a threat to some
orized If served In this way:
of the patronage he has enjoyed, or
place two thin slices of the
may enjoy in the future; the mil
cake on a plate, center with Ice
lions of federal government em
cream and top with a spicy
ployees, facing a possible loss of
fruit sauce like apple-raisin,
his or her job, all will be actively
given in this column.
opposing the enactment in to , law
spoon at a time, then lemon juice. of the recommendations of the
Just before serving, place the cakes commission.
on a bread board, fill centers with
• • •
ice cream and cover the ice cream
The sentimentalists of this and
and all tho outside of the cake other countries are agitated over
with a thick layer of meringue. : Holland's treatment of the so-
Bake in a moderate (375°) oven for called native government In the
five minutes and serve Immedi- East Indies. The fact is it is not
ately.
a government ”of, for and by the
Ice Cream Trifle
people.” It is the attempted rule
3 cups crumbled spice, pound
of a self-appointed dictator whose
or sponge cake
outside support now comes from
1 cup orange juice
the Communists and did come
1 cup chilled pineapple Juice
from the war party in Japan. The
Ice cream
people of Indonesia were far better
54 cup chopped nuts
off under Holland’s rule and would
Place cake crumbs in a large , he better off if that rule could con
serving bowl and pour mixed fruit, tlnue. The Indonesians are in no
juices over them. Let stand for a t , waY prepared for self-government,
least one-half hour. Fill bowl with 11 took better than 40 years to
small scoops of ice cream, then prepare the Filipinos for such a
task.
sprinkle with chopped nuts.
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LYNN SAYS:
Leftover beef, like lamb may be
There are 15,830,889 people
Make the Most
curried and served on hot, fluffy
on the federal government’s
Of your Meats
rice.
‘‘hand out” lists and more are
When you roast beef or lamb,
If hamburgers tend to look
trying to get on. All are sure
cut small slits In the fat of the skimpy, place a thick slice of
they should have larger bene
meat and insert In these small cheese on them before broiling.
factions than they have been
slivers of garlic. This adds a lot
Add drained horseradish to med
receiving. Those nearly 16
of flavor to the meat that many ium white sauce if you want to
million people vote and they
like. Remove garlic before serving. a boiled cut of the meat.
do not “bite the hand that
Honey mixed with orange Juice
Minced scallions and parsley may
feeds them.”
and grated orange rind may be bring out delicious beef flavor in
poured over the scored fat of ham. be added to melted butter to bring
Punishment for the traitor is
Sauteed mushrooms may be add out the full flavor of chicken, death. We do not so much as pro
ed to beef gravy to provide Inter steaks or chops, which have been nounce a sentence of banishment
esting flavor.
broiled.
even when they confess.
d
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• In a recent test of hundreds of people who smoked only Camels for
30 days, noted throat specialists, making weekly examinations, reported
NOT ONE SINGLE CASE OF THROAT IRRITATION
DUE TO SMOKING
CAMELS