Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 23, 1954, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextSIX MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Tuesday. Norember 23, I9S4 I Marie McDonald Wins Uncontested Divorce Las Vegas, Nev. XU.R) Ac- Onions in tha Mi by BETTY MacDONALD her best since . "The Egg and I" The same gaiety; humor, shrewd observation you loved in "The Egg and I." Life on an island with guests on the roof, washing machines in runaway, rowboats, could only happen to Betty Mac Donald. Read "Onions in the Stew" complete in the De cember Ladies' Home Jour-' nal. Out today on all newsstands. tress Marie (The Body) McDon ald has won an uncontested di vorce from millionaire shoe manufacturer Harry Karl on charges of mental cruelty. The shapely actress received her divorce yesterday in a brief five minute hearing. She and Karl were married Sept. 19, 1947. They have two adopted children, Denise, 5, and Harri' son, 4. . Under terms of an out-of-court property and alimony settlement announced in September, Miss McDonald will receive almost $500,000 during the next 10 years from Karl. Damage Suit Results : Los Angeles XU.PJ Alfred Wohl, 43, has filed, a $60,000 damage suit against Mr. and Mrs. Myron Kinley claiming their dog bit him when he called at their home to issue a license. Wohl is a licensing agent for the city dog pound. 3 WE'RE (MMEKl FOR 341 fJo. (Sentt-al SHOP NOW FOR REAL SAVINGS AND PLAN TO ATTEN D OUR OPEHilOUSE SAT. - NOV. 27th ofl p. iM WILL TESTIFY Dr. Lester Hoversten (above), one-time close friend of Dr. Samuel Sheppard who is-on trial ac cused of murder of his wife Marilyn, waits to testify as the State's 10th witness. Dr. Hoversten was scheduled to tell of Dr. Sam's infatuation with Susan Hayes and at least one other woman. 341 N. CENTRAL Eleanor Parker To Wed Thursday Hollywood (U.R) Film star Eleanor Parker today was free to marry artist Paul Clemens on Thanksgiving Day after obtain ing her final divorce from film producer Bert Friedlob. The actress yesterday received a final divorce to a Nov. '10, 1953, . interlocutory decree, which gave her custody of three children, Susan, 6, Sharon, 4, and Richard, 2, and $300 a month support for them. Miss Parker told the judge that Friedlob, whom she mar ried in Las Vegas Jan. 5, 1946, "mocked me and embarrassed me in other," ways in front of friends." She and Clemens will be mar ried in Hollywood Methodist church. They have known each other for about a year and she posed for several of his paint ings. i . ; Kefauver Undecided On Presidential Race Washington -U.R) Sen. Estes Kefauver (D-Tenn.) said last night he has "no immediate plans' to seek the presidency m 1956 but "I am hot counting my' self entirely put." -; v-; "It's too early yet to say what conditions might be and to see what kind of man the times de mand," Kefauver said in a radio interview Reporters Roundup, MBS.' - ; Kefauver predicted major is sues in 1956 will be Democratic demands for "a more positive foreign policy without as much bungling and false starts as we have had in the past" and sup port for "a better break to the small businessman and . the farmer." . ' Boise (U.R) Idaho Supreme Court Justice Darwin W. Thomas died last night following a brief illness. He Was 60. - Feeding the Family By ZOLA VINCENT Feed Editor Deviled Oysters Fine appetizer or more of them for a supper dish deluxe. Pacific Coast oysters which are good are reasonable are good in this. Mix a tablespoon prepared mustart with the yolk of an egg; spread on oysters, dip them in melted butter, then roll in. crack er crumbs and broil until brown. Apple Juice Punch To four cups apple juice, add four whole cloves. Bring lo boil ing point. Chill; remove cloves. Pour into mugs; garnish with cinnamon sticks. Six or so serv ings. .'. Apple Ice Cream Said to be called sheer bliss by teen-agers! Combine a pint of vanilla ice cream, four cups of apple juice, a dash of mace and beat together until frothy. Serve foaming in tallglasses. Chop Raisins Chopped raisins are best for most batter uses, because they spread the flavor better and have less tendency to sink to the bottom. Flouring with a portion of the dry ingredients before adding to the batter also helps to keep either chopped or whole raisins from sinking. Easiest way to chop raisins is to snip with' scissors dipped in hot wa ter. ''. -Plump Raisins ) We'll be doing a lot of raisin cooking and baking so it is well to remember this. To plump raisins which may have become dry on the shelf, rinse in boiling water, drain, spread out in a shallow pan and then place in a moderately hot, 375 degree, oven for 10 to 15 minutes or until "puffed." Steaming in a colander or strainer is another good plump ing method. Since raisins will not keep well with the added moisture, plump only as many as you plan to use immediately Fruit Cake Pans No special pans are required for fruit cakes. The most ma jestic, handsome cakes are usual ly baked in tube pans. Loaves are popular as are small round cakes. One pound coffee cans, custard cups and fruit and vege table cans bake nice-sized cakes for holiday eating and giving. Honey Glaze If fruit cakes are not decorat ed you can give them a nice honey glaze while they bake. Spread top of the batter with honey and proceed as usual. ; Holiday Duckling with Orange Sauce , . If you're departing from, tra dition this week or looking for a duckling recipe .for later en joyment, here is something both different and satisfying. " Specially raised ducklings, tender and meaty weight 3 Vis to four pounds when cot up for frying. There's ? a . surprising amount of good, eating on one of these which will serve four nicely. . . . .';" Coat pieces of duckling with flour seasoned with salt, pepper and paprika. Melt one-fourth cup butter or margarine and enough shortening to make one- fourth layer in a skillet. Brown the pieces well, then pour orange' sauce over the duckling. Cover and bake in moderate oven, 350 r ffl Q C, i Mro) n Last Chance -I H hLj U vJLruy U U TO GET Lowest Gasoline Prices ' FREE Check YOUR JiekrttV ... . . , . .ArS WzL ' Tirif CTCT ' YOU MAY :: S v""g V;' 'fi.: " l fan No need to buy to paritcipare! NUMBERS POSTED 8 :30 P.M. FORT 7 DAYS Free Gifts for All Ages - Child's 2 H.P. Sports Car- Bicycles - Watches - Toys - Appliances Mm I IX II I ON THE POINT-SO. CENTRAL at SO. RIVERS! DE, MEDFORD degrees, one hour. Uncover and bake another 30 minutes. Orange Sauc Combine one-half cup orange juice, one-fourth cup lemon juice, one clove garlic (crushed), one-half teaspoon each of salt, black pepper and thyme. Three slices of orange cut into quarters will add zest. If desired, leave the rind on the orange slices for extra color as well as flavor in terest. Sweet Potato or Yam Souffle It Delicious , Sweet, yes? But this sweet po tato or yam souffle will prove praise-worthy. ,. Eight servings. Scald one cup milk and add one half cup sugar, one half teaspoon salt, three tablespoons butter, one teaspoon nutmeg to two cups mashed and hot sweet potatoes; beat until fluffy. ; Beat two egg yolks and add to potatoes; add one-half cup rais ins and one-half cup chopped nutmeats. Beat two egg whites stiff; fold into .potatoes. Pour into greased baking dish. Bake in moderate oven, 350 degrees, 50 to 60 minutes or until firm. Top with cut-up marshmallows. Brown. . : Fruit Cake Baking Guide If you are baking some large and some small fruit cakes this guide will be helpful. Bake all cakes in slow oven 275 to 300 degrees. Miniature cakes baked in custard cups take about one hour. One pound cakes take about two hours. Larger cakes take anywhere from 2Vz to 3V hours depending on their size. Test all cakes for doneness be fore removing from oven. A Few of Many Salt Tricks Salt, we're told, has some 14, 000 recorded uses yet its versa tility continues to grow. For instance, a little salt speeds the whipping of cream or eggs. For those troubled with grainy cooked icing, a pinch of salt aids in keeping this frosting smooth while at the same time improving the flavoring. Turning out mealy, tender boiled potatoes is no problem when this method is followed; Boil in salted water until done, then . drain off the water and sprinkle salt over them. Shake the pan vigorously back and forth over a lighted burner. The salt draws out excess water and leaves the potatoes dry and flaky. Tip for shelling nuts for holiday puddings and goodies Soak the whole huts overnight msalt water. The .next morning the shells will crack easily and the kernels come out whole in stead of in broken pieces. In ad' dition, the nut flavor will be accented by the salt. : In preparation of leafy vege tables to make certain they're clean and free of insects, use salt water to draw out dirt and any insects lurking among the leaves. , Holiday Breakfast Starter. When family and week - end guests gather for Sunday morn ing brunch, greet them with this menu. Start off with chilled apricot ; or whole fruit nectar and cranberry , juice cocktail poured into small' glasses to give a ripple effect of the two colors. Next comes crusty French toast with honey, garnished with a broiled canned cling peach half and strips of bacon. And make sure you have enough coffee to make several rounds. Quick Coconut Crust For a quick and so-satisfying crust for filling with chiffon or cream pie; or for packing with ice cream. Spread two tablespoons soft but ter evenly on bottom and sides of eight or nine inch pie pan. Sprinkle IVi cups shredded coco nut in pan, pressing evenly into the butter. Bake in slow oven, 300 degrees, 15 to 20 minutes or until golden brown. Cool, when filling with ice cream, use IVi pints for an eight-inch crust and one quart for a nine inch crust Serve immediately. The design of the Christmas Seals sold to raise money for the fight against tuberculosis changes every year. This year a sheet of Christmas Seals shows rows of children holding hands among brightly lighted Christmas trees. Motorist Pays Up -y For 16-Year-0ld Theft Salem ,U.R) A- conscience stricken motorist has paid back the state of Oregon for the 10 gallons of gas he took 16 years ago. . .;. ; ,'v ;: '. v . ' State Treasurer Sig Unander yesterday received the following letter: , "Dear Sir: "In 1938 I stole about 10 gal lons of gas from a state highway grader. Since I am living a Christian life now, I feel that I should pay for this wrong thing that I have done." A check for $3 was enclosed. Unander, who did not disclose the name of the sender, deposit ed the check to the credit of the State Highway department. Missing Coos County Children Found Safe Coquffle U.R) Three chil dren missing in the densely wooded area near Fairview, Ore., in Coos, county, over Sun day night were found yesterday in good condition. Nearly 25 police and volunter searchers combed the Blue Ridge mountain area in the hunt for Mary and Billy Moore, 5 and 12, and nine-year-old Carl Da vidson. They are the children of Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Moore and Mr. and Mrs. John Davidson, all of Fairview. The three had been on a hike Sunday afternoon when they became lost. Oregon Journal Papers , For Coos Boy Stolen Coos Bay (U.R) The theft of more than r 2000 copies- of 'the Oregon ' Journal was . reported yesterday by the local distribu tor. -''..,'-'; , .The papers were left at their usual spot by the delivery truck at 1 a.m. yesterday, according to a-police officer who witnessed the , delivery. But , the papers were : missing . when the V dis tributor went to pick them up. Additional copies were flown ' here from Portland yesterday afternoon. -" - n'-io'I-yr-i - METAL INSULATED FABRIC In case you don't know It by. that name, Milllum is tht metalli cally sprayed fabric which has recently become so popular. , .j,,.,;. Minute particles of pulverized metal are suspended In a resin solution which is then used to line (or coat) a surface of a fabric This fabric h then, in turn, used to make articles of apparel, etc. .etc - The idea being that during hot weather it keeps you cooler ; by reflecting the atmospheric heat outward, , while in the cold weather it keeps you warmer-by reflecting body heat back to you. . . . ' V; Which is fine, and we have no quarrel with it. . ; - . Howevr, the thing to be mindful of it that this metallic coating is solvent soluble and tends to disappear progressively with each clean ing. Until after a number -of cleaning more and more of it is gone, and the garment begins looking as if it had been carelessly sprayed with aluminum paint. - . ; : : :.; . . . . Forewarned is forearmed. Now you know. - ;; - ": While Millium was hot intended for draperies, people are using it this way. If you do use it for darperies, put the metallic side IN side. ; , ' . .' " y ' ' ' . Good cleaning and .safe cleaning are possible only from people who know their business. If at the same time you like to deal with folks who also appreciate your business, we recommend that you empty your soiled garments and ' ." ' " ' ' ; - , BRING THEM to - . ; RIEDFORD CLEANERS 34 N. HOLLY PHONE 2-6S00 FOR FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY Rebt. C. Wright O. M. DeHart Imagine! Newly-styled guest rooms, all with bath, extra-long beds, free ra dio, individual reading 'lights and comfortable ' chairs ... it rates from . $5! Best location, too, on Union Square; a park atop a garage. Superb food in Coffee Shops Cocktail Lounge. EAl VAUJl tATIS SINGlft $5-$4 -$ 7 DOUBLE: $t-$f.?10 V t HI ST UKDfiO" I EVERYftA7$ READY FOR YOUR TMMfCSGlWtfGMm ESS Bisqiiick Lg. Pkg 39c I Holiday Time is Time for Company- 1 1 me to riease lour uuesrs ana iour Budget Too, with These Festive Foods AT REASONABLE PRICES! ; cinch ; Cake Mixes k9: 29c DROMEDARY Cake Mixes Pk. 29c DROMEDARY Pkg. Fruit Cake Mix 63c t------':7":--'s'"'::,",J";",c'--gifTr'--''---T-i8i FLUHRER'S OR MORNING FRESH Dressing Bread 20c Mb. Loaf ROYAL CROWN Cola 6 12-oz. Bottles 45 c CANADA DRY or PARTY-PAK Mixers 2 45c As BUTTED V MIXED MINT CANDY CINNAMON DROPS Cello 39c RED HOTS IZ 29c mm nan m PREMIUM QUALITY FINEST TURKEYS "BUTTER BALL" HENfk. 55c ' T0Ml 49c QUALITY SMOKED .,, HAMS.fA, u.59c COOKED READY TO EAT PICNICS Wrw i, 59c SLICED BACON p.?' L, 59c - f ' , ' VCdbEUACBQIED GOLDEN YELLOW PUMPKINS e. 15c CRISPY GREEN CELERY Bunches LB. 5e SWEET SPUDS or YAMS . Fancy jbt. 25c CAPE COD Cranberries lb. 19c U.S. NO. 1 SPUDS 10 39c r Grade "AA" Medium . E EGGS cdoz: 3c STORE HOURS - 9 A.M. to 10 P.M. Advertised Specials Good Tuesday and Wednesday - WE WILL BE CLOSED THANKSGIVING DAY 223 WEST JACKSON BLVD.