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o O EIGHT 1CTDF01D (OHZOOW) MAIL TRIBUNE Tridar. Tebnjarr IS. 1957 Greek Ship New York UR; Aristotle Socrates Onassis heads 30 com panies and is worth an estimated $300 million. He operates the largest fleet of oil tankers in the world. He has a 25-acre chateau on the Riviera, mansions in New York, Montevideo and Buenos AiresQand a fabulous yacht with a seaplane on its decks. He owns the casino at Monte Carlo. Feeding the Family By ZOLA VINCENT Food Frost Your Cake Before You Baka In the oven and out ready-to-ayrve. That's what happens when you streamline your cake mak ing methods with one of these two baked on toppings. Use a cake mix, or your own favorite recipe. The toppings may be used on layers, loaf, or cupcakes . . .vith no change in your usual 0 baking procedure. Bakad Maringua Topping Perfect with a burnt sugar or spica cake. 3 egg whites Vi teaspoon cream of tartar 3A cup brown sugar, firmly packed cup chopped walnuts. In mixing bowl beat egg whites with cream of tartar until foamy. Add sugar gradually and beat until whites stand in soft peaks. Spread over cake batter. This will cover two eight or nine inch layers or a loaf cake 9x12x2. or 18 cupcakes. Sprinkle nutmeats over meringue. Bake as usual. Strausel Topping This topping will give your cake a delightful -crunchiness and a surprise flavor combina tion. 2 tablespoons cream-style pea nut butter 2 tablespoons beet or cane sugar 2 tablcspoonse all-purpose flour 1 tablespoon strong coffee i cup coarsely chopped walnut rats Stir ingredients together until a crumbly mass is formed. .There wjjj be enough for an eight-inch square cake or 12 cupcakes. Bake according to cake direc 1 tions Creamy Potato Soup On a cold winter afternoon or evening creamy potato soup will hit the spot. Supplies of both po tatoes and onions are good and pricc,wise they're in the best buy class. Combine four cups diced raw potatoes and one medium finely minced onion with three cups water and two chicken bouillon cubes. Boil gently until potatoes are ell dne, about 15 minutes. Strain, saving liquid. Mash po tatoes thoroughly, being sure lumps are out. Add three table rJbns butter or margarine, one half teaspoon celery salt, one eighth teaspoon ground black pepper, one-hall teaspoon salt, one-half teaspoon powdered dry mustard. Beat again. Gradually blend in two cups light cream or top milk and the potato stock. Add one teaspoon dried parsley ffckeSj Heat and serve topped with a sprinkle of paprika. Makes six servings: Italian PizzS That Compares yith Experts' Pizza (word pronounced "peetsa") continues to be a favor ite. It"s frequently served cut in small pieces as a canape ... Is ideal for late evening snacking after g' bridge or basketball game. Real Italian pizza, we should remind you, is made with a raised yeast dough, like a very short bread dough. However, short biscuit dough may be used with quite, good results and is much quicker- and easier to make. . For six four-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 one-quarter inch thick, pressing the dough firmly against the plate or pan. For the filling, peel and chop three large, firm; ripe tomatoes, one-fourth pound Italian salami, chopped coarsely qr cut in small pieces, three tablespoons chopped green or black olives, one large onion chopped very fine, one to two tablespoons parsley and one fourth pound white Italian cheese or Swiss cheese, cut in very small bits. Mix a little ore- uningers Contractors Equipment For Rent D-4 Cat with Dozer D-8 Cat with Dozer Motor Crans Back Hoes Motor Graders Draglines Clamshells Shovel Fronts 0 MACHINE TRENCHING Gas Water Sewer Drain Installation or Repair Phone 2-5336 or 2-5897 MEDFORD, OREGON Owners Are Multi-Millionaires But Father - in Stravros Spyros Niarchos runs the world's largest independent marchant fleet. He is worth a re ported $350 million. He lives in town houses in Paris and Athens, a triplex apartment in Manhat tan, a $575,000 chateau on the Riviera and a penthouse at Cla ridge's in London. Can't Afford Yacht Yet a shy, spry 65-year old man with no residence at all and Editor gano or thyme with the filling or sprinkle lightly over pie be fore baking. The quantity used will depend on your own taste. Spread filling over the dough and bake in moderate (350 de gree) oven for about 20 minutes, or until crust is brown and fill ing bubbly and very hot. Makes six servings; probably about right for four persons, if they like it as well as we do. Cream Kraut Sauce for Fish. Serve this sauce as a change from Tartar sauce with scallops or other fried or baked fish. Cut or chop one cup drained sauer kraut into shorter lengths. In a bowl, combine sauerkraut with one-half cup sour cream, two ta blespoons minced onion, one fourth cup minced parsley, two drops of Tabasco, one-eighth tea spoon salt and dash of pepper. Chill thoroughly. Rich Flavored Cocoa. To give cocoa made from nonfat dry milk a richer flavor, add lt tea spoon pure vanilla extract to each cup liquid used. Spices Lift Low Sodium Diets. All spices, except dehydrated parsley and celery flakes, may be used in low sodium diets, ac cording to the American Medical association. Processing Research Brings Fresher Products To Tables Americans like to eat, and the foods they like best are those which are freshest, tastiest and best prepared. Constant research is being carried on at all levels of America's life line '. . . from initial production through all the phases of processing, distribution and final use of the product by the homemaker. As a result we get fresher products with less waste at better prices. Poultry Processing Innovation One of the newest innovations m processing is in tne poultry field, it is the use of Acronize, which employs a food grade of the antibiotic Aureomycin to keep poultry fresher longer by holding back the bacterial growth. In actual use it aug ments careful sanitation at the packing plants, careful handling, modern packaging and refriger ation in the race against loss of freshness. Meat Department Buys Beef with emphasis on fore quarter cuts is in good supply. Wisest choices are roasts, pot roasts, stew meat and ground beef. All cuts of lamb are avail able at reasonable prices. Variety meats, which include those edi ble parts of beef, veal, pork and lamb which are not "regular" cuts, are noted for their nutri tional value. Try serving one of these at least once a week: liver, heart, kidney, tongue, tripe, brains or sweetbreads. Poultry Chickens for frying and broil ing and hens for stewing are good buys. The bony less desir able parts of chicken such as backs and wings provide lots of good flavor and nutrition at very low prices. Turkeys are plentiful and well priced. Vegetable Department Excellent supplies of crisp heads of western-grown, vitamin C filled cabbage are available at bargain prices. Cauliflower, broc coli, carrots, celery and squash are in good supply. White pota toes and onions are in the best buy class. For best quality onions pick the ones that are sufficient ly dry that the skin crackles. Reasonable prices mark lettuce and tomatoes. Fruit Department Best buys include apples, oranges, grapefruit, lemons and pears. Bananas continue at their usual steady price. April 10, 1957, will mark the 167th birthday of the U.S. patent office. 7A a cramped, unpretentious s i x room office on lower Broadway probably could buy and sell them both , according to shipp ing circles. He lives from hotel to hotel. Legend says he will drive blocks to avoid a 25-cent bridge toll. "I don't even have a yacht," he says. "I can't afford them." All in the Family The old man, patriarch of Greece's new golden age on the sea lanes, is Stavros George Li vanos. Nobody knows how much he is worth, but shipping circles believe his true wealth might top Onassis and Niarchos combined. Not only did Livanos start earlier, he made it a point to own his ships outright, free of mortgages. Despite the cut-throat com petition among the three, Liv anos happens to be the father-in-law of both Onassis and Niar chos. Athina (Tina) Livanos, a striking brown-eyed blonde, be came Mrs. Onassis at 17. Eu- HITCHHIKER FOUND Los Angeles (U.R) Rail road officials Thursday found a "hitchhiker" riding the rods be tween two units of the diesel engine that pulled the Golden State Limited here from Tucum cari, N. M. The non-paying pas senger was a bantam hen. Portland (U.R) Ross Neal Porter, 33, West Linn, has plead ed guilty to the 519,500 holdup last month of the U.S. National bank at Sherwood. and Bartlett Streets gene, an olive-skinned, sloe eyed brunette, landed Niarchos at 19. The faces of these 20th Century Hellenes link over 5 mil lion deadweight tons of shipping, a fat percentage of the world total. Papa Livanos has none of the flamboyance of his sons-in-law and resents the publicity they have drawn on themselves and UAL Has Empty Seats Reserved for Phantoms Portland (U.R) United Air Line's Portland-to-New York flight had 25 empty seats space that had been reserved for 25 German seamen who turned out to be phantoms. Wednesday a young man with a heavy German accent appeared at United's down town ticket office here and told a plausible story of a Ger man ship named Schnaben stein that was to be in a Port land drydock for some weeks. He said the crew was being shipped back to Germany and he proceeded to make reserva tions that were subsequently confirmed all the way by United's excited office staff. The bill would have come to $13,307.50. The German made his story even more interesting by claiming that one of his ship mates would be taking his lovely Hawaiian bride Anette along with him on the flight. The ticket orderer even gave II M (111 Only franchised Chevrolet dealers jJUll'MbfTT? display this famous trademark (CMEVIEflDILIETr daughters. He also disagrees with them on two scores. He has built up the world's largest individually-owned mortagage-free fleet, in contrast to the multi million gambles and " mortgages of Onassis and Niarchos. He sees more future and money in dry cargo vessels and tramp steamers than the tankers of his sons-in-law. the ticket agent a passenger list of genuine-sounding Ger man names and then disap peared to get the fare money. He never returned. United later found that there was no ship anywhere in the world named the Schnaben stein. There was a Schawaben stein but it was on the high seas and not in a Portland drydock. The only German ship in Portland's harbor was contacted but officers report ed sadly that they had no love ljr Annette aboard, only Volks wagens. TOO MANY FRIENDS Derby, E Derby, England (U.R) O 1 y m p i c cyclist Eric Thompson was fined five dol lars Thursday for endangering road traffic. Police said they caught him driving with nine friends in his 25-year-old, twb seater automobile. Lignite has a moisture content up to 40 per cent. - Law Could Tina, now 27 and a naturalized American, has been wary of strangers since a reporter quoted her as saying the life of the rich was boring. Friends say she con siders privacy to be her biggest j luxury. But Tina and "An" On-! assis are lavish entertainers. "Isn't it awful," she has asked: i "That I should have the name of a goddess and my husband that of a sage?" j Names Appropriate I Friends think the names ap propriate. Tina shows the clas sical Greek features. Onassis, 50, is unquestionably a sage in the business world. Both he and Ni archos for example, saw to it that each of their two children became Americans. Only Amer ican citizens can buy govern ment surplus ships. j Friends say that Eugenie, 29, ; and Niarchos, 47, "are always on a honeymoon." They attend five J parties a week in Paris or Lon- j don, then skip off to St. Moritz , for a week end of skiing. ! Livanos with 1.5 million dead weight tons, Niarchos with 2 mil-: lion and Onassis with 1.6 mil lion are deadly competitors, with j little trust for one another. I OLD SAWDUST Phone 2-8277 McGinty Fuel Go. Buy, Sell Both "We are all trying to cut each I other's throats," Onassis says, "But every now and then we all Look at Central Rexall Drug's COLD WEATHER SPECIAL H EATON PAD 17 FULL SIZE WITH COVER A $4.95 VALUE i 3 Speed Haiti Braille Switch Markings Cushion Heat Construction a) U. L. Approved Bood Housekeeping Seal of Approval r gather around the family table and act civilized on account of I the ladies." 1 YEAR WRITTEN GUARANTEE Phone 2-6115 u 1 ) yy
