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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 24, 1959)
Theyll Do It Evqry Time By Jimmy Hatlo ATER a EIGHTEEN YEARS AS .ASSISTANT MAHA5EQ,1T WAS ONLV LOGICAL TO ASSUME "THAT CHEDDAR WOULD MOVE INTO THE DRtVEPS SEAT-WHEN (AND IF) rr BECAME NECESSAKY-" K5l CHEDDAR, OLD BOY, I'M TIPPING YOU OPP.' IM RESI6NIM3 AS OF jEXT FWDAy YEP &OIMG INTO BUSINESS FOR MySELP-VOU'PH IN LIKE FLYNM BE PRE RAPED TO MOVE OVER HERE At last. THE (SUNRISE mm IMANASEQi SlST WHO GOT THE JOB? ARE YOU ASKING? THEY'LL DO IT EVERY TIME I C IMS, KlKg Tfttartu lac, Wurld right runetl. L 1) ! if 1 , . CHEDDAR-HAROOMPH I WANT YOU TO MEET J. CHISLEWORTH CUTTLEBONE, WHOM I HAVE BOOUGHTOUT PPOMTHE HORSECHESTER, BRANCH TO BECOME OUR NEW MANSGER-rM SURE YOU TWO-AMEM WILL GET ALON& SPLENDIDLY- j 7 1 1 ' I Americans Spend $100 Million Yearly On Reducing; Lucrative Frauds Noted Over weight Americans of it by eating fewer calories, waste $100 million a year on their waist lines, according to Don McNeil, manager of the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce. McNeil said tljat spurious reducing remedies are among the most lucrative of today's medical frauds. The local chamber, he said, Is cooperating with the na tional better business bureau In protecting the one out of every five citizens who are overweight from being lured by false short-cuts to slimness. Involves No Dieting "Many of the obesity rem edy promoters," McNeil re ported, "have promised that their product or plan in volved no dieting. "But since most obese per sons overeat themselves into that condition, to reduce they must literally reverse the pro cedure and eat themselves out PROTECT Tour Furniture with Glass Table and Desk Tops Phone SP 3-3613 SELBY Gs 303 North Bartlerr not more, than their bodies expend. "This," McNeil continued, "means dieting. Medical au thorities have no magic to make adipose tissue disappear in any other way." McNeil warned, however, that in some cases "obesity may also be a serious disease in itself, or the result of, or a symptom of a serious dis ease. Harmful io Health "Whatever the cause, medi cal authorities agree that it is harmful to health," he said. "Medical authorities also agree," he added, "that any one who desires to lose more than a few pounds should do so under the supervision of a physician. "The low calorie regimen prescribed by the physician will be based upon a knowl edge of the patient's health and the treatment and time table will be best suited to bring about a safe reduction of the patient's weight. Over weight persons who desire to lost weight can avoid victimi zation by an obesity quack by putting their personal health problem before the best au thority available to them a competent physician." McNeil cited massage and vibrator devices and "no diet" drugs as popular reme dies today. "The food and drug admin istration," he said, "has stated that, 'It is illegal to promote vibrator devices as weight re ducers and cure-alls for dis ease.' "The FDA has warned that fat persons should not be tak en in my promises that they can "shake it off' with vibra tor devices. In recent months the FDA has seized a number of such devices for making false claims for weight reduc tion." He described one type of "no diet" drug, phenylpropa nolamine hydrochloride, as the most popular type of ad vertised remedy today. "This drug, in sufficient dosage," he commented, "his been rec ognized by the medical pro fession as a useful adjunct for controlling the appetite in the dietary management of obe sity." He stressed the words "adjunct" meaning secon dary, or non-essential and "dietary." McNeil noted, moreover, that the effectiveness of the drug in the dosage permitted without prescription has yet to be proved, and that its use can be dangerous to persons with high blood pressure, heart disease, diabetes or thyroid disease. Lightning takes up to 500 lives a year in the U.S. and destroys property valued at more than $20 million, most ly as a result of fire. w (Si 1 I LM UD U at Jackson County Federal, that means Very Important Planning The EXTRA planning that Jackson County Federal's saving specialists do to help make your savings account a successful one. This extra planning includes helping you to set up a regular saving schedule so your sav ings will grow steadily. It includes the wise re-investment of your savings to give you a safe profit. It includes the insurance of your savings up to $10,000. The Very Important Person Is YOU at Jr'T SAVINGS 126 East Main P LOAN ASSOC Simt 1104 AT10N Medford Feeding the Family By ZOLA VINCENT Food Editor Strawberry Cream Cake Easy to Make A package of pound cake mix, two boxes of strawberry flavored gelatin, heavy cream and a pint (or more) fresh strawberries and lo! a dessert of beauty. Prepare a package pound cake mix according to pack age directions; pour into a greased layer cake pan. Bake in 325 degree oven 50 to 60 minutes. Cool. Dissolve two packages strawberry-flavored gelatin in one cup hot water. Chill un til slightly thickened. Beat two cups heavy cream until thick. Continue beating while gradually adding one - third cup sugar and the gelatin mixture. Slice a pint of fresh strawberries, reserving six for garnish. Fold sliced straw berries in gelatin mixture. Turn in IV2 quart mold. Chill until firm. Unmold on layer cake. Garnish with remaining strawberries. Western Pot Roast Western ways with popu lar, economical pot roast are many. This is a favorite be cause of the flavors of so many good fresh vegetables and the sour cream gravy for serving with potatoes or rice. Eight servings, hoping for some left over. 1 beef rump roast, 4 pounds or more Salt and pepper 1 medium onion, chopped 1 pint sour cream 8 large carrots 2 cups celery chunks 2 or more medium toma toes, diced 'Season roast with salt and pepper; brown on all sides in heavy pan. Add onion and cook until golden brown. Pour sour cream over roast, cover and simmer slowly un til tender, three to four hours. Turn meat three or four times during cooking or baste gen erously with sour cream. Add carrots (cut lengthwise and then halved), celery (cut cross-grain of bunch) during last half hour of cooking. Add tomatoes last 15 minutes of cooking. All those good fla vors blend. in a sour cream gravy. Seasoning Tips for Seasonal Vegetables Surprise and please the family by introducing new flavors to vegetables. Herbs and spices cost a trifle; go a long way so be sure your supply is fresh, savory, pun gent. Below is a list of seasonal vegetables and some suggest ed herbs and spices to be added to the water in which they're cooked. Artichokes: Garlic, oreg ano, pickling spices. Asparagus: Caraway seed, celery seed, cloves, dill, nut meg, tarragon. Beets; Allspice, caraway seed, celery seed, cloves, dill, nutmeg, tarragon. - Broccoli: Basil, caraway seed, curry powder, dill seed, dry mustard, nutmeg. Cabbage: Anise, basil, cara way seed, celery seed, dill, dry mustard, fennel, nutmeg, oregano, savory, tarragon. Carrots: Basil, caraway seed, chives, curry powder, dill seed, marjoram, mint, nutmeg, parsley, savory, thyme. Celery: Basil, caraway seed, chives, curry powder, dill seed, marjoram, mustard, onion powder, tarragon. Corn: Garlic, onion pow der, paprika. Onions: Caraway seed, chili powder, coriander, marjoram, oregano, rosemary, sage, thyme. - Spinach: Allspice, garlic, mlace, marjoram, nutmeg, oregano, rosemary, tarragon. Tomatoes: Basil, celery salt, chives, coriander, curry pow der, dill, dry mustard, mar joram, nutmeg, paprika, rose mary, sage. Marinate Fish For added delicacy of fla vor, marinate raw fish a few hours before frying or broil ing. Make a marinade of one cup dry white wine, two tablespoon olive oil, one bay leaf crushed, a pinch of thyme and marjoram, two table spoons chopped onion, a few whole allspice or whole black pepper. Countless Ideas For Feeding Family No wonder there are so many good imaginative cooks in our town. You amble around one of our super markets with one of those grocery buggies and come up with countless ideas for feed ing the family. You're likely to wind up with a lot of in edibles, too, but we're talk ing about edibles. It doesn't matter whether you're fixing a quick meal after a busy day or rounding up the mak ings for a very exotic dish or what degree in between, they've got it. Most of us are in-betweeners; fighting the battle of the budget, noting the specials, looking for the best values. Whether you believe it or not, the floor plan of the "super" is the result of years of traffic studies and engi neering. It is designed for greater customer convenience and store efficiency. Custo mers expect a great deal of their grocery store. They want courteous treatment . . . quality perishables . . . na tionally known brands . . . clean stores and personnel . . . good, fast checking systems . . . good stock arrangement and identification . . . prices plainly marked. And inter estingly enough they rate them in that order. It is our observation that local mark ets are outstanding in meet ing Ihese demands. April Plentifuls Meat-Fish. Plenty of lamb, and pork both fresh and cured, in fancy cuts at moder ate cost with economy cuts well displayed. Broiler-fryers and stewing chickens con tinue on best buys list encour aging their use in menu mak ing at least once a week. Fish counters feature wide variety in both ocean - caught and fresh water fish both fresh and frozen. Vegetable Bounty. Markets seem to offer eerything ex cept parsnips, so we'll men tion only the best buys which include artichokes, asparagus, green onions, radishes, round type cabbage, carrots, celery, cauliflower, garlic, mush rooms, lettuce, peppers, spin ach, potatoes both new and old, hard and soft squash, rhubarb. ' Fruit Displays. Red Deli cious and Winesap apples, avocados, bananas, grapefruit, lemons, navel oranges, straw berries. Stock Up Hems. Canned peas, walnuts, honey, peanuts, peanut butter, dry beads, Cali fornia canned sardines. Watch newspaper ads, store displays. 6 MnroMlTRTrK Crown Zellerbach Chairman Retires San Francisco -(UPD- Crown Zellerbach Corp. announced Thursday night that Harold L. Zellerbach, chairman of the firm's executive commit tee and acting board chair man, has retired from active management although he will continue to advise officers of the corporation. Earlier, A. B. Layton, presi dent of Crown Zellerbach, told stockholders that earnings for 1959 might run from 10 to 15 per cent higher than last year. He said that because of intense competition and no recent changes in prices, such earnings would still be at a lower rate than in 1955 and 1956. Youngsters Bitten By Rattlesnake Palmdaie, Calif. -(UPD- Two youngsters were bitten by a rattlesnake Thursday when they picked up the reptile, unaware it was poisonous. Edmund'Sewell, 11, and his sister, Kay, 14, were waiting for a school bus when they spotted the rattler and began playing with it. They received emergency treatment by a doctor and were taken to Antelope Val ley District hospital where they were reported out of danger. HUBBARD BROS. 75th Birthday Party ENDS SATURDAY, APR. 25 This Is The Last Day You Can Buy Flexible Plastic Trout Creel Made Like Willow Creel. Reg. $4.50 Value For Only Fridar, April 24, 19S9 'Hound Dog' Passes First Flight Test Cape Canaveral, Fla.-UPD-A new bomber-launched mis sile named the Hound Dog passed its first flight test high over the . Atlantic tracking range Thursday. A B52 bomber near the cape fired the missile, a wing ed weapon with a range of several hundred miles. The Air Force said in Washington the Hound Dog "successfully met its test objectives." Strategic Air Command bombers armed with the su personic missiles could stay beyond reach of enemy air defenses to attack their tar gets safely. The Hound Dog is designed to carry a nuclear warhead. Barbara Burns Asks Acting Chance Hollywood - (UPD - Barbara Burns, daughter of the late co median Bob (Bazooka) Burns, pleaded from jail today for "anyone" to give her a chance as an actress to save her from narcotics. The auburn-haired, 21-year-old who left home three years ago to become an actress, told United Press International: "I don't need narcotics phy sically. But sometimes, when I realize nobody will take a chance on me because of my conviction, I get that futile feeling that I'm finished-and that's when I've taken the stuff. "Acting is the only thing in my life, and I can stop taking the stuff for good if I just have a reason, but I haven't found one." Utah's current population has been estimated at 858,000 which represents a gain of about 169,000 persons since the 1950 federal census. New Zealand is composed of two large islands and sev eral smaller ones. 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