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I BIX MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Friday. Mir !( 1952 Feeding the Family By Zola Vincent Food Editor Italian Piixa That Compare! With Experts' Let' go for pizza (pectsa, that is). Real Italian pizza, we should remind you, is made with a rais ed yeast dough, like a very short bread dough. However, a short biscuit dough may be used with quite good results and is much quicker and easier to make. For 8 lour-inch pies or one very large one, line pie plates or a large, shallow round plate or tin with very short biscuit dough rolled a scant V4 inch thick, pressing the dough firm ly against the plate or pan. For the filling, peel and chop S large, firm, ripe tomatoes, V pound Italian salami, chopped coarsely or cut in small pieces, 3 tablespoons chopped green or black olives, 1 very large onion chopped very fine, 1 to 2 table spoons parsley and '4 pound white Italian cheese or Swiss cheese, cut in very small bits Spread filling over the dough and bake in a moderate oven for about 20 minutes or until crust is brown and stuffing bub bly and very hot. Mix a little oregano or thyme with the fill ing or sprinkle lightly over it before baking. Six servings; pro bably enough for four persons because they'll like it so much. French Fried Onions Masculine Favorite Notice how often the men or der French fried onions when they appear on a restaurant bill of fare? They're easy to do at home. 6 or 8 medium size mild on ions 1 cup flour 18 teaspoon poultry season ing 1 cup milk 1 egg lA teaspoon salt Shortening or cooking oil Skin the onions, slice very thin, separate into rings, dip in to batter made from the flour, eggs and seasoning, drain well. Have ready kettle of fat hot enough to brown a small piece of bread in 80 seconds. Lower onions in wire basket into hot fnt; fry to golden brown; drain DRIVE A CHRYSLER and HAMLIN MOTOR COMPANY 121 N. Bartlett St. on absorbent paper. Sprinkle with salt. Serve at once. Honey Talk Sweet Btuif Honey of excellent quality and in exceptional quantity is avail able from the Intermountain area and the Northwest. Honey is sold in the comb, strained and in homogenized form especially for table use. - With occasional exceptions, the lighter colored honeys are of a higher grade than the dark. It serves as a spread and con tributes its unusual flavors to cooked and baked dishes and In sauces and dressings. Honey Care Honey naturally granulates and can be restored to Its orig inal liquid form by placing the container in a pan of hot, not boiling, water. Honey Butter Cream Vi cup butter or mar garine thoroughly and gradually beat in V4 cup of strained honey until mixture is light and fluffy. Delicious on hot breads, toast and crackers. Cottage Cheese and Honey A delicious dessert combina tion; pour cream over cottage cheese and drizzle honey over the top. Frozen or canned ber ries make a further pleasing ad dition. Honey Sauce for Desserts For fruit desserts, custards, Ice cream. Beat 1 egg; add V4 cup honey, 1 cup hot water, 1V4 tablespoons butter, V4 lemon (Juice and grated rind) in the order given. Cook over hot wa ter for about 13 minutes, stir ring constantly. Honey-Lemon Milk To 1 quart of chilled homogen ized milk, add 18 teaspoon salt, Vi cup honey; beat until thor oughly mixed. Add V cup strained lemon juice slowly, beating constantly. Serve a t once. Four servings. Chocolate-Banana Dessert You can't say this isn't differ Iron From South Africa May Soon Be Fed to Plants IT'S AN OLD CUSTOM ' Starkville, Miss (U.R) Mod ern day fathers needn't think it's anything new-fangled for stu dents to write home for money. Dr. John Bettersworth of Missis sippi State College sdys they've been doing it for centuries.-Bet- tersworOi says that during the middle ages the word student was synonymous with beggar. 117 S. Central Medford Phone 2-6241 't A t. mam 1EXCELON BASE FLAT P sir, 5417B WHITE EM E Q g a L I EVrFI ON RUbber base flat PA" 75 4478 PUSSY WlllOW 'tUMI E M E 9 V kif EXCELON REDUCED THE SYNTHETIC RUBBER BASE PAINT FOR WALLS AND WOODWORK "' 1 " 1.17 S" Ready-mixed and easy to apply. You can put it on with brush or roller. Quick-drying, too. Just a few minutes and it't dry to the touch. Washable year after year. Scrub off all grease and stains. You'll like the wide choice of lovely colors, and the practical, petal -smooth finish that looks well in any room. Paint both walls and woodwork with Exce Ion, REG. 4.25 Gal 3.94 Pretoria, South Africa (U.R) Great mountains of Iron across the bushland north of this capital city soon may start feeding hungry steel mills In South Africa and eventually throughout the world The khaki-colored countryside in the vicinity of Airlie, Trans vaal, Is estimated to be the big best medium-grade ore reserve In the world. The South African-financed Dominion Iron and Steel Corp oration, using the German-developed Krupp-Renn process, ex pects to start production within the year. At first, the ore will move only to South African plants which, like those all over the world, are suffering an acute steel shortage. Shipments Planned It Is intended that as soon as large-scale production gets start ed, shipments will be made to adjoining African territories and overseas. The strategic implication of the new deposits is considerable. By becoming self-sufficient in steel, South Africa ceases to be a drain on the vital British and North American industries through Import. Instead, the country not only is able to be lavish with blue prints for its own industrial ex pansion but also will be able to boost adjoining underprivileged areas. Industrial construction in areas such as Rhodesia and the Belgian Congo, sorely pressed through lack of steel, wlll.be assisted with the ultimate bene fit passing to Africans in in creased employment. To start with, the new South African ore plants will produce 70,000 tons a year. Technical manager of the plant is Martin Gubitz, former chief engineer and deputy production manager of the Hermann Goering Works, Germany. Gubitz la assisted by a squad of engineers from the Krupp works. The main iron mountain at Arlie dominates a beautiful val ley where a new township Is expected to rise. It rises 3,500 feet above the valley, with the ore occurring in three layers. It is esUmated that 118,000,000 tons of iron ore is buried in the surface layer alone. This ore could meet all South Africa's requirements for sever al years. The iron content is about 47 per cent. So far, the central and bottom layers have not been explored but it is believed that. together they represent one of the larg est reserves of medium-grade ore in the world. The search for iron, ore is not ent! Easy to do and the children will love it. Melt 1 package semi sweet chocolate morsels and 3 tablespoons butter, margarine or shortening over hot, not boiling, water. Stir occasionally until melted. Cut in half cross-wise. Dip into melted chocolate. Place on waxed paper in refrigerator until chocolate hardens. Twelve banana halves; six generous ser vings. Maybe more? Cranberry Chutney Rare Relish Delight Canned cranberry sauce (s an all-time bargain right now; ac tually costs less than the fresh cranberries alone at the peak of their fresh season. This chutney is a handsome and tasty occomp anlment for any pork dish or poultry favorite. ' 1V4 cans whole cranberry sauce 1V4 cups vinegar 1 cup brown sugar 4 pound seedless raisins U pound blanched almonds, finely chopped 1 teaspoon garlic salt 1 teaspoon ground ginger M teaspoon red pepper To the cranberries, add the vinegar and other ingredients; boil slowly, stirring occasional ly until chutney is fairly thick. Pour into hot sterilized Jars; seal. Barbecued Fish Is Unusual Dish Use trout, cod or other small fish, split and boned; or use any of the popular fresh or frozen fish fillets. 2 to 3 pounds fish, boned 1 onion, finely chopped 2 tablespoons butter or mar garine Juice of M lemon 2 teaspoons vinegar 1 taespoon honey U teaspoon curry powder or turmeric or 1 teaspoon Worcest ershire sauce 13 cup catsup Cayenne pepper to taste Arrange fish on well greased baking dish, skin-side down, if whole fish is used. Sprinkle with salt. Simmer together remaining Ingredients to consistency of thick sauce. Spread thinly over fish with a pastry brush. Broil under moderate heat, basting with sauce from time to time, for 15 to 20 minutes until cooked through but not dry. Serves four to six. 9 IS YOUR LUCKY NUM BER WATCH THIS NEWSPAPER FOR NEWS ABOUT THE BIGGEST FOOD SALE EVERI confined to the Airlie region The Bethlehem Steel Corpora tion, one of the two largest U. S. steel corporations, has obtain ed prospecting rights over a vast area of South West Africa, led by Dr. E. T. Hodge, the firm's representative in Africa. The prospecting is expected to start in June and will continue for three years, with up to 50 geologists engaged in the work. Dr. Hodge predictad that if worthwhile ore discoveries were made in South West develop ment of the area would follow the same lines as that undertak en by the company at El Pao, Venezuela. Railways and har bors would be built or existing facilities improved upon to get the ore to shipping points. Queen Selection For June Roundup Scheduled May 18 Selection of the 10th annual Rogue River roundup queen and her two princesses, considered by Jackson County Mounted Sheriff's possemen as one of the most important events leading up to the June 14 and 15 roundup, will be made Sunday, May 18, at 1:30 p.m. at the posse grounds on Sage road. Names of the judges and rules of the Judging were announced today by the Ladies Mounted troop members who are work ing with the posse in the queen's contest. Out-of-Town Judges The judges, from out-of-town riding groups, are Lee Pruitt, Grants Pass; Loy Fixen, captain, Josephine county posse; and Henry Enders, Ashland. The contestants will be judged 60 per cent on riding ability including handling, saddling and bridling of a horse, and posture, mounting and dismounting; 25 per cent on appearance and manners of "the contestant and mount; and 15 per cent on neat ness and suitability of equip ment, according to Mrs. Guy Hughes, troop captain. ' Plan Prises The queen will receive as prizes a Stetson hat and a hand embroidered western shirt, and her two princesses each will be given western belts with en graved buckles, the captain added. Applications for the queen contest may still be . obtained from Mr. or Mrs. Fred Slate, Lodge motel, and will be accept ed up to noon Sunday, May 18, the day of the judging, the troop officer said. The public Is Invited to the Judging and to a buffet lunch which will precede the event at 12:30 p.m. A small charge will be made for the lunch but there are no charges for the day's oth er activities, the troop officer pointed out. IKE LOSES OUT Hastings, Mich. (U.R) Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower got one write-in vote for first Ward al derman In the Hastings muni cipal election. He lost, however. to Albert Osborne. "" " l'TT ..1 "Success Story" TRIANGLE POULTRY FEEDS "I have used Triangle Poultry Peed (or the past four years. I have made more money and had better result from my poultry enterprise since I have used Triangle Feeds because of higher egg production and faster growth. 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