SIX MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Friday, December 3. 1954
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STOVE "FOR " THANKSGIVING Mrs. Patty
Lynch, Box 226, Phoenix, Ore., was the win
ner of a Crosley stove given away in connec
tion with the opening of the Minkler appli
ance department recently. Mrs. Lynch, the
mother "of two children, 13 and 11, received
fjr'"i'""ii!T
the stove iust in time to Cdok Thanksgiving.
dinner in it. She is employed as a waitress at
the Rogue Valley Country club. Shown mak
ing the presentation, is Darrel Minkler, presi
dent of Minkler, Inc.,. at 321 'East' Sixth st.; '
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Back Stairs: Meals in Flight
Atilee Persuaded To Push Churchill For More Details
London tU.PJ Labor mem
bers of Parliament persuaded a
reluctant Clement Atlee today
to press Prime Minister Win
ston Churchill for more details
of his 1945 order to rearm the
defeated Germans if necessary
to stop Russia.
Attlee, who used Japanese
troops and artillery to quell a
rebel uprising, in . Indonesia
when he was Labor prime min
ister in late "1945, was satisfied
with what he called Churchill's
"abject apology" in the House
of Commons on Tuesday. 7 , . t
Strong Talking, Point : . :'v
But the tumult and shouting
refused to die and the Laborites
felt the issue was one ."of the
strongest talking points for a
new general election in which
they' hope to unseat the Con
servative party government.
The Laborite Daily Herald
and the Communist Daily Work
er maintained their editorial, of
fensive against the 80-year-old
Prime Minister -.. although the
Daily Mirror dropped its attack.
The Mirror Thursday had de
manded Churchill resign.
The arch-Conservative tabloid
Daily Sketch struck back at the
press criticism" of Churchill and
said, : "It's-- hiting viciously, be
low the belt to pretend grave
concern about Russian reactions
when the real concern is to use
any means and methods to bring
the Prime Minister down."
The trouble for. Churchill be
gan last week when he said in a
speech he had ordered Field
Marshal Viscount Montgomery
to. stack the rifles of surrender
ing German soldiers so . they
could be issued back to the Ger
mans to halt a Soviet- advance
into West Europe if necessary.
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New Haven, Conn.-r-(U.pj- Ed
ward F. Tearney, driving'" his
automobile through a heavy fog,
crashed into a rowboat. He was
driving along a shore road when
he missed a turn, ran -onto the
beach, crashed into the boat and
ended up in New Haven Harbor.
He waded ashore. '
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By MERRIMAN SMITH
United Pres While House Writer
Washington U.PJ Back
stairs at the White House:
The two stewards aboard the
Columbine HI, the new Air
Force Supe- Constellation as
signed to President Eisenhower,
have unusual jobs.
; Most meals eaten aboard com
mercial aircrafts are pre-cooked
by catering firms or big airline
kitchens and put into heated
compartments aboard the ships
before takeoff.
The Columbine III, however,
Feeding the Family
By ZOLA VINCENT
Food Editor
Persimmons Pretty-Up . : '
Salads and Desserts
Persimmonsi so exotic looking,
so colorful, so -different' in fla
vor, are at the peak of their short
season. Here are a few sugges
tions for their used. .
Gourmet Dessert. A Taw-persimmon
cut in half and , laced
with a few drops -of aromatic
bitters makes a delicious and so
phisticated dessert. Serve . with
a grapefruit Spoon -for easy
scooping if you happen to have
grapefruit spoons. . -. "
'Fun for Children. To spark up
a simple vanilla pudding, ; gar:
nish each serving with a -xew
spoonsful of ripe persimmon
pulp. The bright orange of the
fruit contrasts happily witn
light colored pudding and the
flavors are very compatible.
Glamourized Ice Cream. Va
nilla ice cream or lemon ice
takes on . new sparkle when a
few tablespoons of mashed per
simmon pulp are used as a sauce.
Try this for any holiday party.
Colorful Salad. Persimmon
slices (they'll be ragged and un
even but never mind, that) and
cream cheese balls "arranged on
a bed of crisp greens make a
colorful and refreshingly differ
ent salad. Maybe a French dress
ing. - '- "
Variations on Popular
Mincemeat Pie Theme
When it comes to mince meat
pit made with any of the sev
eral fine glassed or packaged
mincemeats, or .your, very own
make for that matter, consider
these variations for"H-change.
Equal parts of prepared mince
meat and whole cranberry sauce;
or .... .
, Equal parts of prepared mince
meat . and cooked, sweetened
dried apricots; or
Equal parts of prepared mince
meat and canned sour, red pitted
cherries.
Pour into pastry lined pie pan;
top with crust which might be
plaia, criss-crossed, a star, tur
key, bell, wreath or other holi
day motif outline. . Bake at 425
degrees for 25 minutes or. until
fjnut bubbles and crust is lightly
browned.
Filbert Toasting. Toasting
brings out . full rich flavor of
nuts; gives more -crunchy tex
ture. Put shelled nuts in snai
low pan and heat in 250 degree
oven for 15 to 20 minutes; rub
off skins.
Turkey Teirazzini Fine
With Turkey Leftovers
Comes the week after a holi
day and there's turkey left "over.
Lucky the family who uses some
of it up like this. Six servings.
6 ounces long spaghetti
Va cup turkey fat
' cup enriched flour
1 teaspoon salt
V teaspoon celery salt
2 cups milk -1
boullion cube
1 to 2 cups diced cooked tur
key '
V cup sliced mushrooms (4
ounce can)
Vi cup grated Parmesan cheese.
v Cook spaghetti in boiling salt
ed water until tender. Drain and
rinse. While spaghetti is cook
ing, add ttoullion cube to turkey
fat and melf in saucepan. Stir in
flour, salt and celery salt. Add
milk and boullioh;c cube and
cook until thickened, stirred con
stantly. Add spaghetti, twey
and mushrooms. Mix well. PpttT,
into greased 1A quart casserole.
Sprinkle with Parmesan cheese.
Bake in moderate oven, 350 de
grees, about 2 0 jminutes Serve
hot. Six servings. - -
Pizza Pie Good Fare
For Busy Shopping Days
Make a square pizza or an
oblong one using whatever pan
is available and use a packaged
hot' roll mix or pie crust mix
for the shell. Mighty good eating
put together in very little time.
1 recipe pie crust mix . or hot
roll mix
2 tablespoons olive oil
1 No. 2 can (2Vi cups) tomatoes
4 ounce anchovy filets
Vi teaspoon salt
is teaspoon pepper
teaspoon oregano
3A pound Mozzarella cheese,
sliced thin.
Prepare pie crust or hot roll
mix as directed on package. Roll
out thin. Line cookie sheet or
other square or oblong pan with
pastry. Brush with olive oil.
Spread tomatoes, anchovies and
cheese over dough. Sprinkle
with salt, pepper and oregano.
Bake in hot oven, 400 degrees
about 20 minutes. Makes x six
servings. - ;
Holiday Season Foods Galore
As December Plentiful! Roll In
This is a big year for all the
traditional foods enjoyed during
the holiday season. There seems
to be plenty of simply every
thing. Poultry good buys include
not only turkey but roasting
hens and geese and domestic
ducks, broilers and fryers. Pork
roasts and whole and half hams
are specially priced in t many
markets. Beef continues reason
able . with bargains in ground
beef, stewing and. braising cuts
that require longer, slower cook
ing. : ;
Fruits and Nuts. Nature cer
"tainlyj&as smiled on all the fine
fruits for dryingr"the prunes,
apricots, peaches, figs and ap
ples that go into fruit cakes and
puddings. . Plenty of fresh Cali
fornia dates. Glaced fruits in all
their splendor are handsomely
glassed at reasonable cost sav
ing a lot of time and energy.
California, and Oregon walnuts,
California almonds, Washington,
Oregon and Idaho filberts; all
have bumper crops. .
Among fresh fruits. The hand
some and luscious Winter pears
are increasing in supply "right
along. Apples from the north
west never tasted better - and
local loose apples are very good
buys. Cranberries, both fresh
and canned invite purchase.
Grapes for decoration and for
eating out-of -hand come in big,
compact bunches. Light in sup
ply but available in the bigger
stores are tangerines, pomegran
ates, pineapples and persimmons,
a few papaya for color contrast
and eating interest. Good sup
plies of the standbys, local ap
ples, lemons, oranges, grape
fruit. Vegetable Buys. Fine, firm,
mealy Russet potatoes, west
coast grown sweet potatoes of
excellent quality, bunched beets,
radishes and turnips, onions,
celery, eggplant, cauliflower, a
little corn here and there, good
squash variety, . white cabbage,
spinach and tomatoes. Make the
most of fresh tomatoes; soon
frost will banish local supplies.
Other Good Things. Eggs of
all sizes are ample for increased
holiday heeds. Give December
meals variety with fish or shell
fish at least once a week. Lots
of fresh and frozen shrimp;
fish fillets in good variety and
plenty of canned tuna for main
dishes,salads,-sandwiches. Rec
ord rice crop invites its use
more often. Dairy supplies con
tinue, heavy with cheese a very
good buy, both cottage and Ched
dar; kinds. ' Reasonable ; prices
mark shortenings, salad oils.
is equipped with electric stove
and refrigerator. The President
can have a mid-flight t steak
broiled if he desires. The plane's
galley is manned by Master Ser
geant Robert E. Hughes, Hart
ford, "Conn., and Master Ser
geant Jack-' M. Woodward,
Adams Center, N.Y. 1 '
Some White House olcf'timers
were laughing ' the other day
about super - protective devices
that have been installed at the
executive mansion" over the
years and invariably quickly
discarded.
One was a microphone hid
den in a desk pen set in the po
lice booth at the northwest
gate. When a crank was being
interviewed at the gate, the con
versation could be monitored
inside the White House.
: There was also the ill-famed
"wired fence" around the White
House briefly- during World
War II. A sensitive wire system
strung around the cast-iron fence
produced sounds in police booths
around the grounds to indicate
whether anyone was attempting
to climb over. This costly sys
tem was abandoned almost as
soon as it was started. It turned
out that squirrels and pigeons
sounded just like people. -
And then there was the elab
orate system of electric eyes
scattered 5 through the woods
around the late President Roose
velt's Hyde Park estate and connected-with
a massive switch
board which theoretically de
tected prowlers. This, too, had
to be abandoned after an instal
lation cost rumored to be as
high as $25,000. Deer and dogs
oroKe the beam too frequently
for the system to provide relia
ble signals.
The Eisenhowers now have
housing which cost in excess of
$6,000,000 at their disposal. This
includes the White House, reno
vated between 1948 and 1952 at
a cost of something over $5,
800,000; "Mamie's Cabin" at the
Augusta National . Golf club
which cost, according to some
estimates, close to $150,000; and
their Gettysburg home, the re
construction of which has been
estimated as costing close to
$100,000' exclusive of the origi
nal cost of the house and farm.
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