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Average Doctor
Works Many Hours
'. Los Angeles -ttlPU- Fifty per
cent more doctors would be
. needed in the United States
if the nation's present physi
cians each worked only 40
hours a week.
: Dr. Mark S. Blumbcrg, a
Stanford research analyst,
.Wednesday told delegates at
the annual conference of Blue
Cross medical insurance plans
. ihat the average U.S. doctor
now works 60 hours each
week,
This Is partly because the
average doctor "is a poor
businessman who d o e s n't
budget his time very effici
ently," said Blumberg. Also,
the long work-week for physi
cians is brought about by the
tradition which says doctors
must treat all patients who
seek their services.
: He suggested as a practical
method of cutting down the
doctor's work-week the hiring
of more assistants by doctors
to care for patients and a bet
ter budgeting of their time,
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Feeding the Family
By ZOLA
Food
Hot Cross Buns Recipe
Makes Goodly Supply
The bakeshops do a fine job
of hot cross bun baking at this
season and many homemakers
also take pride in baking their
own. This recipe makes 3'i
dozen rolls or enough for sev
eral days enjoyment. Like bak
ery buns, these may be re
heated. 2 packages yeast, compress
ed or dry
Vi cup water (lukewarm for
compressed yeast, warm
for dry)
1 cup milk
Vi cup sugar
2 teaspoons salt
Vi cup shortening
2 eggs
5 cups sifted enriched flour
(about)
1 teaspoon cinnamon
V teaspoon allspice
1 cup currants
White icing
Soften yeast in water.
Scald milk; add sugar, salt and
shortening. Cool to lukewarm.
Add flour to make a thick bat
ter. Add softened yeast and
eggs. Beat well. Add spices
and enough more flour to
make a soft dough. Stir in
currants.
Turn out on lightly floured
board or pastry cloth and
knead until smooth and satiny.
Place in greased bowl. Cover
and let rise in warm place un
til doubled (about IVi hours).
When light, punch down. Let
rest 10 minutes. Divide dough
into pieces the size of a wal
nut.
Shape each piece into ball.
Place one-half inch apart in
greased pans or 1V4 inches
apart on greased baking
sheets. Let rise until doubled
(about 43 minutes). Bake in
moderate oven, 350 degrees,
20 to 25 minutes. Make cross
of White Icing on each roll.
'Whit Icing. To one un
beaten egg white, add 1 13
cups confectioners' sugar grad
ually, beating it in. Add one-
fourth teaspoon pure vanilla
extract Drop from tip of a
spoon to form crosses on rolls.
Vienna and French breads
are west coast favorites for
serving with salads of all
kinds, are easily achieved.
Place one-third cup salad
oil in small bowl with one
fourth teaspoon salt and two
cloves garlic, thinly sliced.
Slice Vienna or French Jbread
cutting down to within one
fourth inch of bottom crust.
Pull apart slightly and brush
cut surfaces of bread with
seasoned salad oil; then sprin
kle with one-half teaspoon
celery seed. Place on baking
sheet in hot oven, 400 degrees,
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for 15 minutes. Serve imme
diately. Piisa Appetite Appealers
Liked By Hungry Teen-agers
Pizzas, we're reliably in
formed, are second only to
hamburgers and hot dogs in
west coast popularity with
teen agers when it comes to
appetite appeasers. Mothers
who thoughtfully have the
makings for these junior-size
pizzas handy will find them
selves popular too. Whether
feeding family or friends, let
the younger generation pre
pare these. Equally good at
lunch, supper and evening
snack.
For six servings, split three
English muffins and lightly
butter and toast them. Finely
chop two fresh tomatoes, one
fourth green pepper and one-
half medium size onion. Mix
these three and spread on
toasted muffins. Top each
muffin with slice of Cheddar
or Mozzarella (the real pizza
cheese) and four or five pack-
ed-in-oil sardines. Garnish
with mushroom button if you
like.
Plaze pizzas under broiler
long enough to melt cheese.
Serve piping hot, either whole
on plates with forks and
knives or cut in pie shaped
nieces to be eaten out of hand
Boys favor the latter, oddly
enough.
A pitcher of milk andor
chocolate milk drink along
side.
i Pork, Lamb, Poultry,
Vegetables Featured
Plenty of pork, both fresh
and cured with lots of good
eating at comparatively small
cost in pork shoulder roasts
for roasting and for cubing
and cooking in many ways
such as pork chow mein, chop
suey, Spanish skillet with your
favorite tomato sauce season
ings. Spareribs for barbecuing
and baking with sauerkraut,
anv favored stuffing. Pork
sausage, loose and in links,
for nan-frying, baking, casse
roling with lima beans; for
making sausage spoon bread.
Lamb is in high favor with
westerners at this season.
Good buys In Iamb shoulders.
leg steaks, riblets, breast of
lamb and Iamb patties. try
mint Jelly or currant jelly
gravy with your next lamb
roast or chops. "
Poultry and Eggs. Broiler
fryers continue plentiful and
reasonable in cost. Enthusiasts
are now stuffing and baking
fryer halves, Try basting them
with orange juice and melted
butter. Treat the family to
baked custards now while eggs
are so reasonable in cost. Fix
a supper dish of cheese rabbit,
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fondue, souffle or scrambled
eggs with grated cheese, mush
rooms, chipped beef, cooked
sausage, canned chilis or tuna
stirred in lightly.
Fish and Shellfish. Shrimp
outsells other shellfish ten to
one; is readily available fresh,
cooked, frozen, canned for
menu variety. Oysters are of
fine quality in April. Plenty of
cod, dungeness crab, fish
sticks, flounder, sole, halibut,
rockfish. -
Seasonal vegetables delight
the appetite. Artichokes, as
paragus, green onions, radish
es, new carrots that are gold
en and tender, young spinach
that is so quickly washed and
panned. New potatoes for but
tering, creaming, combining
with peas. Celery hearts for
relish trays and cooking as a
vegetable as well as for sea
soning so many things. Rhu
barb for quick saucing, for
making cobblers and pies.
Fruit displays feature avo
c a d o s, bananas, grapefruit,
lemons, oranges, last of the
Winter pears. Apples of very
good quality are coming out
of storage; should be refriger
ated when you get them home.
UO Professor Wins
Journalism Award
Eugene-(UPII-A University of
Oregon journalism professor
is winner of the 1960 research
award of Kappa Tau Alpha,
national journalism scholar
ship society.
Warren C. Price, professor
of journalism, received the na
tional award on the basis of
his book "The Literature of
Journalism; An Annotated
Bibliography."
The work was published in
1859.
Price will receive the award
at a banquet given on the Ore
gon campus April IS.
All Peru men up to age 60
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The Family Council
Kdltor'a Notat Tha ramlly CoimcU conilita of a Judf a, e pfrehlatrlat,
thrca clergyman, a newipapar adllor a women'! editor and two wrltera
Each article la a aummary of an actual ui hlitnry. The Council reporta
on problems that hava been daail wl b by reaponalble agenclea and
aounaelora.
Pauline H. - I don't know
whom I love.
Jim D.-She's complicating
things.
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Pauline R, - I am complete
ly miserable about a relation
ship in which I've become in
volved - and I see no way
out of it.
Roy and I were madly In
love and planning to get mar
ried. Then his father died and
he had to go back down to his
home town to help his mother
straighten out her affairs. He
asked his friend Jim to "keep
an eye on me" so I wouldn't
get lonesome as I have no
family and few friends where
I am living.
Roy stayed away much lon
ger than he planned and Jim
and I got more and more in
volved, finally to the point of
having an affair. I don't know
whom I love now, but I'm
terrified of Roy's return and
I'm scared of either remaining
with or losing Jim.
Jim D.-The whole thing is
an ugly mess, I'll agree, but
not as complicated as Pauline !
would make it. i
We didn't want this to hap
pen - not either of us. We
fought it for a long time be
fore we both confessed our
feelings. I wanted to get mar
ried at once - and take the
consequences as far as my
friendship with Roy was con
cerned but Pauline wouldn't
hear of it.
Now we're in a fix. but the
way out is clear. Pauline only
has to write to Roy and tell
him what has happened and
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we get married. Then presto,
no problem! But she seems to
have gotten herself into such
a nervous state she is kind of
paralyzed. We are all in our
early 20s - young enough to
remedy our past mistakes.
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The Council: We don't go
along with the idea that
things just happen to people
to make them get involved
with another. An emotional
involvement is built up step
by step by two parties who
have some purpose in creat
ing this attachment.
From the evidence given
we get the idea that despite
her declaration of having
been "madly in love" Pauline
was very unsure of her feel
ing for Roy. A girl who is
deeply and sincerely in love
with one man simply does not
allow herself to be seduced by
another.
We can safely say the same
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for Jim's "friendship" for
Roy. True loyalty would not
permit him to take over his
friend's girl. Certainly physi
cal attraction can flare be
tween two persons. But ma
ture and civilized individuals
know how to manage such
feelings. They willingly make
a sacrifice to save other rela
tionships upon which they
have placed a higher value.
We do not say that Pau
line's relationship with Roy
was necessarily the right one
and the one for which she
should have made sacrifices.
We only say that when she
saw her feelings for him were
not strong enough to keep her
from forming new attach
ments, it was her responsibil
ity to tell him she felt she was
not ready for marriage to him.
Pauline's second step
should have been. to avoid a
new emotional involvement
until she could get her bear
ings. Particularly, she should
have avoided a high-pressure
individual like Jim.
Jim is now taking entirely
too much upon himself. He
should not presume to tell
Pauline what to do where her
feelings are Involved - much
into RICH
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less urge her to do something
she is reluctant to do.
Pauline should recognize
that she has no reason to fear
either Roy or Jim. Her only
problem is her own fears and
uncertainties. She should step
out of this situation complete
ly and try to grow up before
forming new emotional ties.
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