Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 27, 1957, Image 18

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Newspaper Page Texto TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) L. A , JxD ' ' BAKED POTATO TOPPING Famous restaurants and railroad diners feature big baked potatoes with special toppings. Delight family and friends with choice of toppings fnr plentiful Long Whites. In the aboe photo they are topped with sour cream and chives, cheese sauces and a mushroom sauce. Feeding the By ZOLA rood Superb Baked Long White Potatoes Hare Affinity for Dairy 9roducts Plentiful Long White potatoes are superb when baked, and their natural affinity for dairy pro ducts is widely her aided. We can t thing of a better way to celebrate the end of June Dairy Month than by serving family and friends baked potatoes and a variety of choice toppings feat uring flavorsome, nutritious dairy product. Tint: What it a Long White? Characteristically, the Long White, ai its name indicates, is a lone, white, thin-skinned po tato with a smooth cylindrical riape. Its very thin skin, shal low eye and smoothness makes it easy to prepare for cooking vith an extremely small amount of wate It is a good all-purpose potato with excellent flavor, a jiltt riht moistness and firm texture. So bake it, mash it, fry it, or whatever. To bake: Grease potatoes light ly. Place in hot oven, 400 de gree, for 50 to BO minutes. When don (lash a cross or cut dia mond fhape in the tops and gently squeeze potatoes from the hottom till they push out a bit. Fork up th insidet gently, dust with paprika and they are ready to serve Potato Toppings Many people think baked po tat are unsurpassed simply drrsaed in plenty of butter, salt, pepper and a dash of paprika, but for those of you who like more zest in your potato eating hare ar some suggested top pings. Put them in attractive dishes and let each person take hia choice. Cheddar Cheese Sauce. A well seasoned cheddar cheese cream sauce is always welcome. Start with a basic cream sauce, add plenty of grated cheese, a good dash of Worcestershire, some chopped or dried parsley and onion salt or powder to taste. If you want added color some chop VAP0-SWAT jr. Gives TRIPLE PROTECTION B H Vapo-Swat with VAPO-TAS scientifically deitrevs FLIES, FLEAS, MOSQUITOES. GNATS, MOTHS, SPIDERS', ANTS, ROACHES and many other flying and crawling insects fhot bring disease, damage and nuisance into the home. No messy sprays, powders, liquids' P!ug Vopo-Swat into any wall socket; it dis perses an invisible, odorless vapor that penetrates every corner. AND NOW! Vp-9wt with VAPO-GLYCOthe cmaz ing new refill hSat attacks harmful airborne bacteria and disease viruses in the air we breathe. Vapo-Glyco is the ounce of preven tion that will help you eliminate a pound of cure. Make it a must in your home! VAPO-SWAT with one VAPO-TAB RELIABLE PRESCRIPTIONS Central MAIL TRIBUNE v 4 --4" 3 I Family VINCENT Editor ped pimientos are a nice addi tion. Blue Cheese Sauce. So you like blue cheese, then you'll love this. Mash one to two ounces of blue cheese with one eight-ounce package of cream cheese; add enough top milk or cream' to soften to consistency you like. I dusi wiin paprma and top witn i chopped green onions. Mushroom Topping. Simplicity ! itself. Just open a can of con j densed cream of mushroom soup and serve as is or slightly warm ed. Add sliced or chopped mush rooms for additional flavor and as a decorative touch. Sour Cream and Chives. This has been a favorite of ours for a long time. Add salt and just a whisper of garlic powder to a pint of commercial sour cream. Mix thoroughly. Serve topped with chives or with chives in a separate dish. Ah such happy eat ing! The Bride Cooks Pork June is the month of brides. And. oddly enough, wice she's married the bride starts cooking. Her first cooking lesson could very well be the preparation of pork. To enjoy the best flavor and goodness of pork, the new homemaker should know a few simple pork cookery rules. First, pork must be thorough ly cooked before serving. Wheth er braising, roasting, or stewing, in order to guarantee complete doneiiess, prepare pork with iong. slow cooking. The high quick temperatures of frying or broiling dry this meat. So cut such as chops, steaks, and tender loin slices should be braised. Brown the meat in a little hot fat, then cook it in a small amount of liquid in a covered pan. Simple Roasting Rules. Pork roasts will be tender, moist and succulent if you follow these simple rules. Fat side up! No cover! Oven temperature, 325 degrees! Use meat therometer! Cook to the well-done stage! FIGHTS DISEASE KILLS INSECTS ROOM DEODORIZER Refills (Box of 4) 2 to 3 mos. supply Vspo Tabi $179 v-Pig Open Paily t a.m. to 9 p.m. Closed Sundays 1 M Drug Thursday, June 27, 1957 Forest Infestation Survey Under Vay ; Salem 1? The annual insect taken to Congress what it con- other investigative agencies pealing for legislation action to i es said today Princess Grace is ' ln6 consultant for the btate De infestation survey of slate for- skiers a fight for its life as an , would be crippled. maintain the cloak of secrecy ; expecting a second child. I partment of Education, est lands is underway this effective federal crime investiga-j Justice Tom Clark, in dissent-j about their work. I A report that the former mo-j Patch, who came to the da week, according to Al Larsen. ; tion agency. j ing. said the FBI may as well j May Affect Defense Department vie actress was pregnant origin-1 partment from Nyssa in 1951, ! officer in charge of insects and The fight has been going on ; close up shop, for the court has The Defense Department may j ated in Rome when it was dis-lalso will continue to supervise disease controls. behind the scenes for three j opened their files to the crim- be affected, too. Some lawvers ' closed Prince Rainier censored: the federal assistance program The first step is flights over 27 million acres after which in-, fested areas will be checked on: the ground by entomologists. to save the FBI from full ap Biggest concern in western ; plication of a Supreme Court Oregon, he said, is the balsam rulir.g. wooly aphid or chermes which! The high court ruled June 3, has infested 150.000 scattered in the case of Clifton E. Jencks, acres of firs. Larsen said no 1 a New Mexico labor union of practical method of control has ficial, that defendants in court been found. j casts must be given access to The survey west of the Cas--i all FBI files related to testimony cades is expected to be com-' against them. The court gave a pleted in July with a check fori the spruce budworm to follow in eastern Oregon. Roasting with the fat side up the roast bastes itself. Our Cheese Appetite Showing and Growing Our cheese appetite is growing , steadily as shown in recent fig- j ures. Seems that twenty years i ago we ate only four pounds of cheese per person per year, then we stopped it up to six pounds j and now we're topping eight pounds. A mere bagatelle com-1 pared to the Swiss who average seventeen pounds and the Brit-1 ish Islers who consume fourteen ; pounds per capita. j Reasons for this seem to be : more varieties and more con venient packaging. P r a ctically i any store worthy of the name of-1 fers twejity-five kinds nowadays and the big cheese stores offer a hundred or more varieties. White Monkey. Cheddar Delight And lo! cheddar cheese leads all the rest. Versatile, sharp, full flavored cheddar cheese is still the most popular cheese. Here is a conversation piece recipe i usini; this tasty cheese. This can ! easily become known as your "specialty." 2 cups soft bread crumbs 1 cup milk 3 tablespoons butter 2 cups shredded natural, sharp aged cheddar cheese 1 cup dry white wine i teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon dry mustard Cayenne pepper or Tabasco sauce 2 eggs, slightly beaten Crisp toast Soak bread crumbs in milk. Melt butter over hot water in double boiler or chafing dish. Add cheese. When cheese is ! melted, add soaked bread crumbs and wine (milk may be used in place of wine), seasonings. Care I fully stir in the slightly beaten eggs. Allow to cook several min utes, stirring constantly. Serve on crisp hot toast on hot plates. A tossed green or molded grape fruit salad and your favorite beverage will complete the meal. Cheddar Log or Ball. Lovely to look at. . . delightful to eat will be your reaction to this cheese concotion. Shred one pound sharp-aged natural cheddar cheese. Rub bowl with garlic. Mix cheddar with one eight ounce package cream cheese and one-third cup sherry wine. Add one-third cup chopped ripe olives, one teaspoon Worcester shire sauce, dashes' of cayenne or tabasco sauce. Shape into log or ball. Chill several hours. Short ly before serving roll in one fourth cup chopped parsley. Coffee Drops Have Dates You'll be dating these date filled coffee drops right along once you try them. They are made by a quick-mix method, so you can make them in quanity for a picnic, hike or backyard party. l-s,4 cups sifted flour i teaspoon baking powder 1 2 teaspoon soda 2 teaspoon cinnamon 1 j teaspoon nutmeg 'i teaspoon salt 1 cup brown sugar !i cup shortening 1 egg 1 2 cup strong cold coffee 2 cup dates 'z cup chopped nuts Sift together flour, baking powder, soda, cinamon. nutmeg and salt. Add brown sugar, short ening, egg and coffee. Mix to blend ingredients. Then beat 300 strokes by hand or 2 minutes at medium speed On electric mix er. Add dates and nuts and mix thoroughly. Drop by spoonsful on greased baking sheets. Bake in moderately hot oven, 400 de grees,, 10 minutes. Makes about five dozen tvo-inch cookies. Tropical Ice Cream Ice cream making time is here! So her is a new refreshing tast ing fruit ice cream to try your ; hand at. Makes six delicious'; servings. 1 cup canned cling peach halves 1 cup mashed banana 1 teaspoon plain gelatin I 1 cup cup cream ! 2 eggs 13 cup sugar Salt 1 teaspoon vanilla Drain peaches, mash and press through sieve. Combine with banana. Soften gelatine in one fourth cup cream. Scald remain ing cream and dissolve gelatine in it. Reat ppps with sucar. salt and vanilla and blend ito cream mixture. Stir in fruit. Pour into i refrigerator trav and nlace in I freezing compartment with con trol set at lowest temperature. Freeze, stirring everv 20 min utes until firm. Whe.i firm re .et temperature control to normal. FBI Looks In Rescue Washington 'IP The FBI has weeks. It came out ui the open Monday with the submission to Congress of legislation designed board interpretation to the prin- ciple that a defendant has the right to confront his accuser. Decision Produces Confusion The decision produced con fusion in the nation's lower courts and warnings that the Wall Street Setback Held as Technical In Many Instances By ELMER C. WALZER United Press Financial Editor New York 'IP! Wall Street experts regard the recent set back in the stock market as technical in many instances. Not a few of them reiter ate their rec ently stated beliefs that the market will soon again attack the un per area with a goal of 3 new high rec ord for indus- tlmer Waizer trial shares. All of them admit that there is a great deal of congestion in the area under the 521 level touched at the record closing for the average on April 6, 1956 Encounters Profit Facing Each time the market gets moving toward the high goal it encounters considerable profit taking by the volume has been low on these setbacks and hence Asia, California Earthquakes Noted Berkeley, Calif CP Seis mographs recorded earthquakes in Asia and in California Wednes day night. The University of California re corded a strong quake at 4:21 p.m. (p.s.t.), with a second phase following 10 minutes later. Seismologist John DeNoyer said the quake had a magnitude of between 7.50 and 7.75 on the Richter scale of 10. He estimated it was about 5.400 miles away in a northwesterly direction. The U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey Office in Honolulu also recorded a quake, placing it close to Siberia. In Mobile. Ala., the Spring Hill College seismograph recorded a "tremendous earthquake" 6,700 miles from Mobile in an undeter mined direction at the same time as the quake in Berkeley was re corded. Later, the UC seismograph re corded a slight temblor in the South San Francisco and San Bruno areas at 9:38 p.m. De Noyer said it has a 2.50 magni tude. He said it was an after shock of the March 22 earth quake that damaged parts of San Francisco and neighboring Daly City. BOARD CHAIRMAN DIES New York W Hudson R. Searing. 62. chairman of the board and former oresident of the Consolidated Edison Com pany of New York, Inc., died Wednesday night after a brief illness. am f - --. IS 1 r ' " I" Spectacular . . Oft THURSDAY -4th of JULY Medford High Stadium Y.M.C.A. CAMP BENEFIT Don't mist this brilliant Aerial and Ground Display . . . Help the YMCA Camp Fund. Admission: Adults, $1.00; Children, SOc. Courtesy Medford Mail Tribune k vr if Sw.T!!? s.'' fKfSffit,. To Congress for Help From Ruling by Court FBI, the Narcotics Bureau and uial and thus afforded him a 1 Roman holiday for rummanging through confidental information as well as vital national secrets." The FBI has not had to close shop yet, but Director J. Edgar Hoover and his staff are worried. If the S u p r erne Court edict stands and is interpreted broad ly, they believe confidential in formants will shy away from talking to the FBI for fear they will be quoted in court or call- j ed to testify. j If these sources of information ; drv up. the G-men will be ser- iously handicapped in tracking down federal law violators. Federal narcotics agents, who work under Treasury Depart- the beliefs grows the list has the ability to resume its upward march. L. D. Hooper, analyst for W. E. Hutton & Co., notes that the market tried to get through the 500-525 area for 97 sessions last year and did not succeed, and from May 2 until last Fri day it was above 500 at least part of each session for 32 ses sions, never getting above 516 81. Hooper warns, however, that while the next 10 per cent move ment is more likely to be up than down, the next 2 to 5 per cent move could just as easily be down as up, and concludes "it might be a good thing all around if some of these ricn growth stocks had a further cor rection." Edmund W. Tabell. analyst for Walson & Co. says his technical indicator has not yet signalled a sell but could do so shortly unless the market holds or ral lies. But such a signal if it is given, he says, would be a loss of momentum or secondary type signal rather than a primary type signal resulting from an overbought condition. ' Secondary signals, he notes, are sometimes qickly reversed, whereas primary signals are not. Francis I. Du Pont Co. points out again that many stocks have declined while the average were rising in markets not long ago and adds that the best course is to continue ownership of under valued equities along with cash and cash equivalent reserves for buying opportunities in the fu ture. Committee Approves Cave Junction Budget Cave Junction Cave Junc tion's police force was reduced from two full time employees to a one-man operation, with an allowance of $1,000 for a part time officer, at the final city budget "committee meeting this week. When the budget was ap proved, it provided for -one city police chief at a salary of $4, 400 per year, with a $1,000 part time allowance. Ross Turpin, who is serving his probationary period as city police officer, has been named acting police chief, due to the resignation of Ralph Duncan, who gave up the post last week. The city budget as approved remains substantially the same as in 1956. A public hearing will be held July 8 at the city hall. Lagos, Nigeria OP) Adlai Stevenson arrived here Wednes day night on his tour of Africa. ' ment supervision, also are ap - interpret the ruling to mean the department must open up secret files of its counter-intelligence corps and criminal investigation j agencies in loyalty, security and common criminal cases tried by court martial. The Justice Department tried to get around the ruling by an administrative order interpret ing it narrowly. Attorney Gen eral Ilerber; R. Browncll Jr. instructed U.S. attorneys to make available only pertinent ex cerpts of pretrial statements to the FBI by persons who had al ready appeared in court as gov ernment witnesses for the pro secution. Several U.S. district judges have rejected this interpretation of the Jencks decision. Others went along with it or with modif ications of it. New tests of its meaning are coming up nearly every day throughout the country. Try this finer milk that saves you money! Lucerne gives you a BONUS in quality ... a bonus in extra purity, extraich ness, and extra good flavor. In fact, the Lucerne people actually pay dairy farmers extra money bonus money to insure a constant supply of superior quality milk for you. Yet Lucerne COSTS YOU LESS The Lucerne people can pay more and charge less for their milk because they don't make expensive home-deliveries. Result? Lucerne Bonus Quality Milk costs no more than ordinary milks and less than home-delivered milk. So come to Safeway regularly for LUCERNE Better your dairy buys by buying money-saving Lucerne Bonus Quality Milk and all the other fine dairy products that bear the distinguished Lucerne name. . Princess Grace Expecting Again . Monaco V Official sourc - photographs of the princess tak en in profile and emphasizing her maternity-like clothes. Official sources in Monaco then confirmed that Grace was expecting another child. The first. Princess Caroline, was born last January. Rumors had circulated for some time the Philadelphia mo vie actress was expecting. There was no formal announcement today but a spokesman admitted the rumors were true. It was believed the second child may be born near the end of November or early in De cember. The news immediately stirred up the inhabitants of the tiny principality who are hoping for a boy as heir to the throne. The Rainiers were married April 19, 1956. ITse Mail Tnnunr WanT 4dl Items You No Lnncer Need The Low Cost Way To Sell -V- V." 5iV L- a f-? yi V. Building Consultant For Schools Appointed Salem IT1 Superintendent nex Putnam li a s announced the appointment of Dennis W. ;Patch as assistant school mum for school districts. CLUB NEWS Butte Falls Foresters The 4-H Foresters of Butte Falls planted tree seeds in Sec tion 26, T 33 S, R 3 E on Friday afternoon, June 14. Approximately 3.000 sugar pine, and 1.000 ponderosa pine were spotted in the area and some 10.000 white fir seeds, treated with Endrin rodent poi son, were broadcast in a moist area along the Butte Falls. Pros pect road. The next meeting will be Fri day, June 28 at 4 p.m. Richard Francil, Reporter J T Use Tribune Want Ad o y2 Gal. 47 Qt. 24' tit 1 l:v:iis :,7 f. y, . ' '', :