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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. ORE.
SUNDAY, JUNE 19. 1960
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Anchorage, Alaska (DPO
Military construction in Alas
ka during I960 will total
nearly $35 million, according
to the U.S. Army Engineers,
Alaska District office here.
Some 51 Air Force project
will total an estimated $30,
175,000 and five Army proj
ects will cost $3,940,000.
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VICTORY PARADE-Japanese students march through Eisenhower's visit to Japan. Blocked traffic can be seen
Tokyo's Ginza st. hand-in-hand in a "victory parade" alter in the Background.
the government announced postponement of President (UPI Radiotelephoto)
Feeding the Family
By ZOLA VINCENT
Food Editor
Father and The Boys
Like Devil's Food Cake
Man and boy, the mascu
line contingent, goes for choc
olate cake in a big way. They
even like chocolate frosted
chocolate cake. That's why we
baked this Devil's Food Cake
for Father's Day. It's made
with sour milk or buttermilk,
like this for nine inch layers.
Or use one of the popular
devil's food or chocolate cake
mixes. Or buy one at your
favorite bakeshop.
2 cups sifted cake flour
1 teaspoon baking soda
V4 teaspoon salt
Va cup (1 cube) butter
1V4 cups sugar
1 teaspoon pure vanilla
S ocas, separated
2 squares unsweetened
chocolate, melted
1 cup sour milk or butter
milk
Sift together flour, soda
and salt. Cream butter until
soft and smooth; gradually
add sugar, beating untu
fluffy. Beat-in vanilla and
well-beaten egg yolks, then
chocolate. Add flour alter
nately with sour milk or but
termilk; fold in stiffly beaten
egg whites. Bake In two nine
Inch layer tins In 350 degree
oven, 30 minutes.
Chocolate Frosting. Use
one of the several excellent
chocolate frosting mixes or
make one like this. Here is a
rich, creamy fudge-like frost
ing that spreads easily
Combine seven ounces scml-
wect chocolate and four ta
blcspoons strong coffee; melt
over low heal, stirring con
stantly. Add two tablespoons
rum and cool. Beat three egg
yolks well. Boil three-fourths
cup corn syrup until It forms
a thread when dropped from
fork. Pour slowly on the
egg yolks, benting constantly.
Continue beating with rotary
beater until very stiff. Add
Hi cups sweet butter,
creamed, and the cooled
chocolate; blend well.
Add chopped nuts if you
like, or make fancy arrange
ment of nut halves on top.
Golden Carrots
Saute whole parboiled car
rots in butter; add light
brown sugar, pinch each of
ginger and powdered dry mus
tard. Toss In skillet until well
coated and tender. Garnish
with finely chopped parsley,
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We Give 51 H Gr.en Mampa
Father Has Special
Way With a Chicken
Lucky is the woman who
has a man around the house
who likes to cook. Our father
of any year insists that he
knows his way around a good
thing when he sees one and
chickens are his specialty.
Says he ' 'you've graduated
from the hamburger and hot
dog class, brother, when you
tackle broilers, fryers and
roasting chickens." He further
asserts:
To barbecue broiler halves,
well done, outdoors, will take
about one hour over glowing
coals. To prepare, rub broiler-fryer
halves with lemon,
cut garlic, then with salad
oil. Sprinkle with salt and
place on grill about four
inches above glowing coals
Cook cut-side down until
fairly well done inside, then
turn and brown the skin side
Brush frequently with melted
butter, oil or herb-flavored
barbecue sauce while cook
ing. Sprinkle with salt, pep
per and paprika and serve
with final dot of butter on
each piece. No kibitzing here.
Corn Over Coals Or
In Oven Foiled Again
There'll probably be as
much off the cob as on the
cob while the family butters
up Father along with the corn
on his very own day. The
Best eating corn-on-the-cob
today is likely to be foil
wrapped and baked over char
coal or In the oven if its han
dier.
For super corn, lust husk
it and place on good sized
squares of aluminum foil
Brush with melted butter or
margarine, sprinkle with salt
and pepper or brusli with Ta
basco butter, herb-seasoned
butter or softened butter with
a light sprinkling of one of
the distinctive salad dressing
mixes.
Wrap each ear In aluminum
foil, twisting ends to secure
Cook on grate over fire about
25 minutes, turning frequent
ly. Use foil which cools
quickly to hold corn while
eating. Oven roasting takes
the name length of time In
a 425 degree oven.
Suddenly It's Summer;
Market Bins Piled High
Last week we were talking
aooui citrus fruits, bananas,
avocados and pineapples. Sud
denly it's summer as we make
our rounds and discover the
glory of golden apricots, big
ana Deautinu Ming cherries,
larlarians and Royal Ann
cherries of such short season,
There are black seedless
grapes, Cardinals and the
newly heralded Perlettes that
are zooming in popularity as
growers increase aereace.
Early varieties of peaches,
luscious and ripening right
along, are perfect for eating
irrsn, superlative with cream,
sour cream or soft ice cream
ooon tiieyu bo common
enough for incorporating in
pics, cakes, tarts and other
dessert specialties.
Berries Beckon. Suddenly
the glorious Boysenberries,
Olallieberrics, Loganber r I e s
and raspberries have appear
ed alongside the strawberries.
They'll never taste better
than right now, simply sugar
ed llghtl; "as Is" or offered
with sweet cream, dairy sour
cream or heaped with
whipped cream. On the other
hand, 1 few berries will go
a long way in cobblers, pud
dings, tarts, muffins or stew
ed with other fruits. Perfect
saucing for ice cream, too.
Early season plums are ar
riving in several varieties.
Their refreshing tart sweet
ness encourages out-of-hand
Priest Attends
Annual Retreat
The Very Rev. Carl Mai,
pastor of Sacred Heart Cath
olic church, was at Mt. Angel
Abbey last week attending
the first session of the an-
nuai retreat lor priests 01 tne
Portland archdiocese.
About 90 priests of the
archdiocese and Archbishop
Edward D. Howard are in at
tendance at this week's re
treat. A second session will
begin June 20 for another
65 archdiocesan priests and
for Bishop Francis P. Leipzig
and the priests of the Baker
diocese.
The Rev. William McLeod
and the Rev. John Ilg, assist
ant priests of the local parish,
will attend the second week
of retreat exercises.
The retreat this year is be
ing conducted by the Rev.
S. W. Oberhouser, CPPS, of
the Precious Blood Mission
House in Woodslrie, Calif.
Each session is for five days.
Closing service this week Is
a mass for the deceased cler
gy of the Portland archdiocese
and the second retreat week
will end with a mass for the
deceased clergy of the Baker
diocese.
It Is mandatory that all
secular priests participate in
an annual retreat, it was ex
plained.
YOUNG BRIDES
Washington - About one
hall of the brides in the U.S.
today are in the under-20 age
group, recent surveys show.
New Therapy
Can Correct
Food Aversion
London-(Science Service)
A new treatment has been
found for anorexia nervosa, a
condition in which patients
refuse to eat because they
believe It Is harmful.
Dra. Peter J. Dally and Wil
liam Sargant of St. Thomas's
hospital here report that their
method has been tried by
other hospitals and is more
effective than any other
treatment used previously.
The suggested procedure is to
use large doses of chlorpro
mazine with modified insulin
treatment carried to the point
of sweating and drowsiness.
The patient is kept in bed
until his weight is nearly back
to normal, the physicians re
port in. the British Medical
Journal.
Anorexia nervosa has been
something of a puzzle to phy
sicians and psychiatrists since
it was first described in 1874.
Although some psychiatrists
believe that patients must be
slightly schizophrenic others
consider the condition a hys
terical manifestation.
Patients are usually emaci
ated and may have been on
a starvation diet of fewer
than 1,000 calories per day
for many months. Women are
afflicted more often than
men. Under psychoanalysis
some women have indicated
that they feared they would
become pregnant if they ate.
In most cases of anorexia
nervosa In women, menstrua
tion ceases.
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AUTOMATIC - Pvt. Roger Higgens, route 1, box 314, Cen
tral Point, is shown opt rating an automatic rifle during the
annual 15-day encampment of the 41st infantry division at
Ft. Lewis, Wash. Higgens is a member of Medford's Company
E, Second Battle Group, 186th infantry. Highlight of the
summer camp, at which more than 7,000 Oregon and Wash
ington guardsmen are taking part, was the Governor's day
review Saturday.
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A WHAT?
London -HIPD-A British firm
has come up with an idea for ;
a truck that flics. It's been
named the "Flying Pig." Bris-'
tol Sldderly Engines have sub
mitted their idea to the Min-1
Istry of Aviation to meet mil
itary needs for machines that
can take off and land vertical
ly. A cross between a truck
and a helicopter, and powered
by Jet engines, it would skim
down the road and be able to
rise vertically to the height of
15,000 feet and cruise at 230
miles an hour.
eating. Good too in pies, pud
dings, enkes, tarts . , . and
stewed.
Melon Bounty. Cantaloupes
are firmly ensconsed for a
long season as crop peaks
move northward throughout
the summer. There are hand
some Cranshaws and honey
dews for enjoyment as quick
and tasty breakfast and stack
ing fruit, for incorporating in
salads, desserts.
Best Buys Lilted
Broiler-fryers are on menus
at least once a week as cost
remains low. Consider cold
fried chicken with cucumber
sandwiches. Turkeys in all
sizes mako good eating at
small cost.
All cuts of beef will be
popular this week-end as we
celebrate Father's Day and
pamper him with steaks. Ham
burgers for the small fry who
prefer It that way. Compara
ble buys however In both pork
and Inmb if Father fancies
these meats.
Vegetable bins offer every
thing except possibly parsnips
and pumpkins.
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