Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 16, 1956, Image 19

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Newspaper Page Text'Wrong Way' Balloon Ceases Transmitting Oppama, Japan U.R) The U.S. Navy reported today its "wrong-way" balloon ceased transmitting weamer Informa tion at 6:20 a.m. Wednesday, in dicating it came to earth in the Lake Baikal region of Soviet Siberia. A spokesman said the Navy has no way of telling whether the balloon was shot down by the Russians. The balloon, meant to ride the prevailing winds across the Pa cific from Japan to the United States, was caught by a freak east wind over the Aleutian Islands and blown back over Russian territory. Feeding the Family By ZOLA VINCENT Food Editor Lenlen Season Puts Accent on Cheese, Egg and Fish. Cookery With the advent of Lent ' and the rapid approach of spring the ! homemaker finds herself think ing in terms of lighter meals, not necessarily from a caloric standpoint but with a feeling for lightness of texture and flavor. Nothing could be much lighter than a fluffy souffle combining econdmical eggs with cheese or fish. Keep in mind that tenderness is one thing eggs, cheese and fisli have in common, and to maintain that tenderness takes c I 8 t. 1 -At PAULSEN'S THRIFT-.' MARKET CENTRAL POINT NALLEY'S CORNED BEEF HASH BORDEN'S COTTAGE CHEESE NEW QT. SIZE DEL MONTE Peaches 303 CAN 00 BITS-O-SEA TUNA GRATED 5 si HICKORY SMOKED j' MAMS WHOLE OR HALF T-BONE STEAK: PORK STEAK CENTER CUT Pork Chops 4W FIRM - RIPE 2 lbs. T SWEET, JUICY rauerrun doz u TENDER, CRISP Celery Hearts pkg It PAULSEN'S !EJ MARKET CENTRAL POINT'S MOST COMPLETE SHOPPING CENTER We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities PRICES GOOD FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY! Lots of Free Parking Space care in cooking. Cook at low temperatures and be careful not to overcook. Cheese Souffle Supreme We gave this cheese souffle a bit of extra body wtih the ad dition of quick-cooking tapioca. It may well become your Stand ard of souffle excellence. 3 tablespoons quick-cooking tapioca 1 teaspoon salt 1 cup milk 3A cup grated American cheese 3 eggs, separated Combine tapioca, salt and milk in saucepan. Place over medium heat and cook until mixture comes to a boil, stirring constantly. Remove from heat; add cheese and stir until, melt ed. Allow to cook while beating eggs. Beat egg whites until stiff, then beat egg yolks until thick and lemon colored. Add tapioca mixture to egg yolks and mix well. Gently fold in egg whites. Turn into IVi quart baking dish. Place baking dish in pan of hot water and bake in moderate ov en (350 degrees) 50 minutes, or until souffle is firm. Make four to five servings. Serve ' imme diately on warmed dinner plates. Salmon Souffle Special Treat . National Canned Salmon week is in effect from Feb. 15 through Feb. 22. One really tasty way to take advantage of special pro motional prices is to serve your family this easy to do, truly ex cellent souffle. 1 cup fresh or 1 can salmon 1 can condensed cream of asparagus soup 1 2-ounce can grated - Parmesan cheese (Vi cup) : V teaspoon cayenne (or less) 3 eggs, separated 2 thin slices sharp processed . cheese Flake salmon with fork. Heat soup in large saucepan (do not add an;, liquid), then add grated cheese and mix well. Remove pan from heat. Stir iif cayenne and salmon. Beat egg whites un til stiff, then egg yolks until thick. Add beaten egg yolks to fish mixture. Fold in beaten egg whites. Pour into buttered and floured IVz quart casserole. For decorative effect cut cheese slic es into fish cut-outs and place on top. Place casserole in pan of hot water and bake m moderate ov en (350 degrees) 50 minutes or until surface springs back when touched. Serve at once. Makes six servings. Asparagus Hails Approach of Spring Tender, green, field fresh as paragus is not the most econom ical vegetable on the- market right now, because it's season is just getting started, but it is un doubtedly one of the most delectable. "When buying asparagus look for stalks that are green and ten der for almost their entire length. It should be fresh and firm with close, compact tips. Preparation: Break off each stalk as far down as it snaps easily. Wash very thoroughly. Remove any loose scales. Leave stalks whole or break into 1-inch lengths. Cook, covered, in one- inch boiling salted water for 10 to 20 minutes or until stalk can be pierced easily with a fork. We like ours served with this . . . Easy Hollandaise Sauce. Cut one-fourth pound butter into small pieces and place in top part of double boiler with three egg yolks, slightly beaten, and three tablespoons fresh lemon juice. Let stand at room temper ature for one-half hour. Just be fore serving, place over gently boiling water for 1VS minutes, stirring briskly. Wonderful also on freshly cooked broccoli or ar tichokes. .. Surprise Cherry Tarts Washington's Birthday and cherry pie or tarts (little pies) seem to go hand in hand. With this in mind here is a recipe for cherry tarts with an almond cus tard filling that is nothing short of delightful. 10 3Vi-inch baked pastry shells 1 No. 2 can red pitted cherries 2 tablespoons cornstarch ZA cup sugar Va teaspoon salt . 2 teaspoons lemon juice 2 teaspoons almond extract 1 package prepared vanilla pudding 2 cups milk Use your own pastry recipe or favored pastry mix for the pas try shells. Drain juice from cher ries and add water, if necessary, to measure one cup. Mix togeth er cornstarch, sugar and salt in. TAPIOCA ADDED Cheese Souffle, one of the most popular of Lenten dishes, gets extra body to keep it "up in the air" by sim ply adding quick-cooking tapioca. It's perfectly superb eating, espe cially when served with fresh asparagus. LEGAfc NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS ' No. 9744 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON Probate Department : In the Matter of the Estate of CONRAD H. TAYLOR. Deceased, aka Conrad Taylor and as C. H. Taylor Notice ii hereby given that I. the undersigned, by an Order of the above Court duly made and entered on the 24th day of January, 1956, was appointed Administrator of the above named estate, and that I have duly qualified as such Administrator. All persons having claims against -said estate are hereby notified to present the .same, with the proper vouchers, to me at the office of my attorneys. Van Dyke & Dellenback, No. 8 Goldy Building. Medford, Oregon, within six months from the date of first publica--tion of this notice. Dated and first published January 26. 1956. James Taylor. Jr. Van Dyke & Dellenback Attorneys for Administrator saucepan; add cherry juice slow ly. Cook, stirring constantly, about 15 minutes until mixture is clear and has thickened. Cook for 10 minutes, then add lemon juice, one teaspoon almond ex tract and cherries. Chill. Mix to gether pudding and milk and cook according , to package di rections. Add remaining one teaspoon almond extract. Chill. When ready to serve, fill tart shells with about two table spoons custard, then cover with cherry mixture. For additional glamour (and calories) top with slightly sweetened whipped cream. Shrimps Victoria Hot and Smooth Shell one pound fresh green shrimp and remove the black vein. Saute the shrimp and one fourth cup of minced onion in one- fourth cup butter until shrimp are pink. Add one-half pound of cleaned but unpeeled mushrooms that have been cut in quarters. Cook five minutes adding one tablespoon butter. Sprinkle on one tablespoon flour, one teaspoon salt and dash of pepper. Stir-gently, and cook for one minute. Add 1 cups sour cream and cook, carefully stirring until hot and smooth be ing careful not to overcook. Serve with boiled rice, 'Tis a gourmet bit, but so easy to do! . Easy Meringues. Beat three egg whites until stiff and slowly beat in one cup sifted powdered sugar. Fold in one-half cup each semi-sweet chocolate pieces and chopped walnuts and one-third, cup soda cracker crumbs. Drop by spoonfuls on greased cooky sheet. Bake in moderate oven (350 degrees) about 13 minutes or until delicately browned. Eggs Are Big Food News Eggs are1 wonderful food, readily available at reasonable prices. With eggs such a nutri tional bargain the homemaker can run the whole gamut of fav orite dishes utilizing the fruit of the hen. For instance ; she can prepare souffles, omelets, cream ed eggs, escalloped eggs, salads, casseroles, stuffed eggs or. egg salad sandwiches. In the dessert line she can indulge the family's sweet tooth by serving cream puffs, angel food cakes, sunshine or sponge cakes, custard in its various forms, meringues or di vinity fudge. Try something new in the way of egg cookery now . . . per haps like this , . Swiss Cheese Pie Here is a hearty luncheon or supper dish that will leave fam ily and guests raving about your cooking ability. 12 slices bacon 4 eggs 2 cups heavy cream 94 teaspoon salt Nutmeg Sugar Cayenne . . Vs teaspoon pepper Vi pound natural Swiss cheese grated (1 cup) 1 9-inch unbaked pie shell, well-chilled Fry bacon until ' crisp, then crumble into small pieces. Com bine eggs, cream, salt, pepper and a dash each of nutmeg, su gar and cayenne. Beat with egg beater just Jong enough to mix thoroly. Spread butter over sur face of pie shell. Sprinkle bacon and cheese into shell and pour in cream mitxure. Bake in hot oven (425 degrees) for 15 min utes. Reduce oven heat to 300 degrees and bake 40 minutes longer or until silver knife in serted in center comes out clean. Serve at once.- Makes six serv ings. Leftover Yolks. Frequently one runs into the problem of what to do with left-over yolks. A practical solution is to place them, gently in a strainer and lower into simmering water to barely cover. Hardcook about 10 minutes. Grate and use as a gar nish for vegetables or in salad dressings, sandwich . fillings or sauces. Uncooked yolks can be used as a thickener for sauces. Five Thefts Reported To Sheriff's Office Five thefts and a burglary were reported to the sheriff's office this week. Burglars took about 10 dozen eggs, 50' pounds of potatoes and other groceries from the Jack sonville Feed and Seed store over the weekend, according to the owner, Eugene R. Arnold. Entry was made through a broken door glass. ' G. ' Fred 'Morgan, Trail, re ported Tuesday the theft of 30 cans of pickles and other canned goods from his home. Haupert Tractor company, North Pacific highway, told deputies four tires and wheels were stolen from four new pickup trucks. The theft of a green and white wheel and tubeless tire and a number of tools was reported by Lewis' D. Pearson, 562 Gar field st. . Thefts of batteries from tractors were reported by Opie E. Frazer, Stage Coach orch ards, Old Stage rd., and Floyd E. Coller, route 1, Stage rd. near Minear rd. Medford Woman Hurl In Accident Here Marilyn Ruth Fletcher, 22 and Calvin Fletcher, 2, both of 2495 West Main st., were injured slightly Tuesday afternoon when a car driven by Mrs. Fletcher collided with one op erated by Jerome Neil Shopp, 1506 West Main st., at the cor ner of West Main and Elm sts., according to. city police. "- Shopp was cited by police for failure to yield the right of way He was making a left turn from West Main onto Elm st., when the accident occurred, an acci dent report indicated. Mrs. Fletcher and Calvin Fletcher were taken -to a doc tor's office by city police where they, were treated for cuts and bruises. . An accident at 6 p.m. Tues day, at the intersection of West Third and Fir sts.;' involved cars driven by Roger Ferrill; route 1, box 246, Central Point, and Carl Telles Conner, 923 South Riverside ' ave., according to police. No one was injured. Thursday, February 16, 1 958 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBTTKE THREH INDIAN MONUMENT, .. Bristol, R. I. U.R) A mon- monument commemorating the death 279 years ago of King Philip, Wampanoag Indian chief, has been uncovered here. Army engineers bared the stone while clearing ground for the construc tion of a Nike-euided radar con trol station atop Mt. Hope. More Orogon eat other pet foods BONNIE then 1 o ..' NNIE Gloria Swanson Believes 'He-Men' Wish Dior Success in Return of Female Form By GLORIA SWANSON Written 'for United Press Rome U.R) I am sure there are a lot of red-blooded "he men" who wish Dior would succeed in doing away with the bosom, at least for a while. . ' . . I once had a passion for pea nut butter, but I've got my fill of it. I've practically got to that stage, too, about a perfectly nor mal appearance to the female form and I'm certain a lot of men. have also. I swear the ad men must have run out of ideas because an atomical or cheesecake art work appears in too much advertising. My friends tell me it is a de lusion that I have seen it on breakfast food packages. But I'm U. S. 'Invasion Fleet' Doomed To Defeat Iwo Jima U.R) A' U.S. "in vasion fleet," carrying .11,000 Marines is teaming' toward this historic island today in prepar ation for a simulated atomic-age attack Friday which is fore doomed to defeat. . Carrier-based jets and the big guns, of the cruisers Toledo,' Co lumbus and Helena opened the war game with a flaming bom bardment of Muko Jima, a. tiny desert island designated as . a gunnery target for the exercise. . Marines of the 3rd Division will splash ashore Friday in the main event of the maneuvers. The planners of the exercise have decided already that the marines are to be "defeated" for the first time in history. not sure. The female form seems to siiow up on book jackets no matter what the contents. : I feel sorry for the youngsters, wanting careers, who are led astray by cheap advisors to pose for these ads' Some think it will get them in the movies, little knowing that the longest and most successful . careers . were built on a combination of talent and personality. ,. . " Does anybody remember Gar bo from the neck down? I was always so busy looking at her beautiful face, as were - millions of others, that I don't remember whether she was a size 32 or 38, or zero." And I'm sure every male in the audience didn't care either. . Now with France's Dior and America's Grace Kelly leading the flat-chested brigade, leaving behind the Turners, the Russells, the Dagmars and all the other sweater girls, I hope it won't be long before Italy's overgrown divas will be the last contest ants in the international Miss Community Chest contests. To me there is nothing more beautiful than the human form but only when it is shrouded with dignity and mystery. "Well, a girl Just can't have too many Cannon kitchen towels!" (And one comes packed in- side every Giant Economy ; size Breeze, the premium detergent for all your wash.) n ft. 13 CEREAL Give your family the complete cereal. Yes, only Roman Meal Cereal has that exclusive, flavorful combination of whole grain wheat, whole grain rye plus bran and flax. 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