Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 12, 1960, Image 27

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    14 B.
Feeding the Family
By ZOLA. VINCENT
Feed
Midiummer Cantaloupe a
Waldorf-Type Salad Delight
Reminiscent of Waldorf sal
ad, this fruit and celery com
bination uses luscious mid
summer cantaloupes. It is very
good with your favorite
French dessing but if you
- want something pluperfect,
try our cream cheese and
cheese and jelly salad dress
ing. Six servings.
2 cups cantaloupe cubes
(2 small melons)
l'i cups orange segments
cups seeded grapes
3i cup diced celery
10 fresh dates, pitted, slicer
Vi cup walnuts, broken
Toss together all ingredients
and chill. Serve in crisp let
tuce cups. Top with speical
dressing.
Special Dressing. Soften
one-third ounce package
cream cheese; add l'i table
spoons lemon juice and three
tablespoons currant jelly; beat
until smooth. Fold in one-
half cup heavy cream, whip
ped. Chill.
' Scallops Lorraine
Very Special Treat
Scallops are plentiful and
reasonable. They have a lean
light firm white meat and
sweet flavor; are rich in pro
tein, minerals and vitamins
Recipe serves six.
1 pound scallops, fresh or
frozen
1 quart boiling water
2 tablespoons salt
1 cup pastry mix
3 eggs, beaten
- cup coffee cream
2 tablespoons sherry
2 tablespoons chopped
parsley
Vi teapsoon celery salt
Hash pepper
Paprika
Thaw frozen scallops; place
in boiling salted water. Cov
er, return to boiling, sim
mer three to four minutes.
Drain. Chop scallops. Pre
pare pastry mix as directed.
Roll and line a nine-inch pic
pan. Combine eggs and
cream; add remaining ingre
dients except paprika. Place
scallop mixture in pie shell.
Sprinkle with paprika. Bake
in moderate, 350 degree, oven
35 to 40 minutes or until pie
is firm in the center.
Mock Pinas Will
Please Teenagers
If it resembles a pizza, teen
agers are likely to like it. Try
this and see.
Tear English muffins into
halves (never cut with a
knife.) Spread halves gener
ously with nippy mustard-
mayonnaise of mustard-butter
mixture. Top each muffin
half with thick slices of ripe
red tomato. Top tomato slices
with thin rings of green pep
per and onion. Cover with
slices of Cheddar cheese,
Place under broiler until
sandwich is heated through
and cheese Is bubbly and
browned.
Spiced Celery
You're missing a treat if
you're not cooking flavorful
celery occasionally.
For each four servings, cut
enough celery stalks diagon
ally t o get three cupfuls.
Place cut celery in saucepan
with one teaspoon mixed
pickling spices tied in cheese
cloth bag; add water to bare
ly cover. Cook until celery is
tender. Remove bag of spices;
add some butter and serve
hot.
Fancy Ways With
Popular Green Beans
Plan to use plentiful fresh
snap beans within a day or
two after purchase. Wash
them just before cooking as
wet beans do not keep well.
Figure half cup per serving.
.tor flavor variety and inter
est, here are a few sugges
tions:
Add a bouillon cube to the
cooking water.
Add prepared mustard to
the cooking water.
Cook green beans with
sliced onion and serve with a
sour cream topping.
Serve a sharp, smoky-flavored
cheese sauce over the
cooked beans.
Add chopped mushrooms or
slivered almonds to the cook
ed beans.
Marinate cooked snap beans
with French dressing. Add
pimiento and chill for a re
freshing vegetable salad.
Good Nutrition in
Shoppers Food Baiket
"No nation in history has
had a food supply that would
compare with our present sup
ply in terms of nutritive val
ue, safety, convenience, sta
bility, variety, attractiveness
and availability," said Dr.
Charles Glen King, executive
director, The Nutrition Foun
dation, Inc., in recent address
before the Super Market In
stitute. "Factual records gathered
by university scientists and
by the Department of Agri
culture show clearly that the
foods now produced and sent
to market can furnish, within
the reach of all economic
groups in our population, all
the 50 or more : nutrients
needed for excellent health,"
continued Dr. King who has
the further distinction of be
ing special consultant to the
United Nations Children's
Fund and the offict of the
Editor
Surgeon General, United
States Army.
Discussing food faddists, Dr.
King said "A favorite scare
theme of the faddists, publicity-seeking
writers and the so-
called "organic farmers' is the
declaration that modern farm
ing uses chemical fertilizers
that omit (certain) trace ele
ments and that these defici
encies are undermining our
health. This concept has no
basis in fact. The reverse is
well established.
"Soil scientists and nutri
tionists are steadily identi
fying the areas where natur
al or recent soil conditions are
faulty and they are educating
farmers to properly supply
the needed elements," accord
ing to the country's leading
nutritionists.
Pointing out accomplish
ments, Dr. King cited Call-
iorma ana Washington as
making major gains for far
mers, furnishing more food at
lower cost and with higher
nutritive value.
Nutrition-wise Best Buys
From our truck farms, gar
dens, orchards, vineyards
come natures finest produce
at this season. Green beans,
beets, cabbage, celery, corn,
cucumbers, eggplant, lettuce,
peppers, potatoes, onions,
squash, spinach, tomatoes,
bunch vegetables in abund
ance. Good fruit buys in ba
nanas, apricots, nectarines,
most melons, many grapes,
small size oranges, watermel
ons and peaches, peaches
peaches.
Meat, Poultry, Others. Ad
vertising columns of our
newspapers, market displays
reveal many excellent buys in
meats of all kinds, processed
foods, household items.
SLEEPY PIGEONS
Biloxl, Miss. Martin Berry
asked local officials to remove
the new street lamp outside
his house because it kept his
65 pigeons from getting their
proper sleep.
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Should We Go to Europe
To Be Rejuvenated?
Letters keep coming now
from elderly people who say
they are thinking of going to
Europe to see
'Jit
one of the
doctors who
they have
heard is reju
venating peo
ple. One treat
ed the late
Pope in his
last illness
These
would-be trav
elers ask me if I think they
should go. Some have read
that the Swiss doctor charges
some $400 in advance for one
injection, and will see only
celebrities or titled persons.
I, ' personally, would not
Herter Briefing
'Not Encouraging'
Washington - IUPD - Secre
tary of State Christian A. Her
ter gave senators a "certainly
not encouraging" briefing
Thursday on the world's hot
spots, including the Congo,
Cuba, Laos and Latin Ameri
ca. This gloomy characteriza
tion of the closed-door report
was made- by Sen. J. William
Fulbright (D-Ark.), chairman
of the Senate Foreign Rela
tions committee.
Fulbright said Herter also
reviewed recent U.S.-Soviet
relations.- He -said' Herter de
scribed in general how the
Communists have stepped up
their "pressure or psychologi
cal warfare" against the Free
World.
'It all indicated a tougher
line," Fulbright said.
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Emcrltai Consultant in Mfdlclno.
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Emarltus Profewur of Mtdlcln.
Mayo cllnle
think for a minute of consult
ing a man like that whose
behavior so closely resembles
that of a quack. Such a man
is always angling to get as
patients persons whose names
he can use later in order to
get wide publicity.
Usually, his treatment is
one of no proved value, and
often it is one that was tried
by many men and given up
long ago. According to the
accounts I have read, the
Swiss is injecting into every
patient who comes, a suspen
sion of ground-up cells taken
from a part of an unborn ani
mal. If the patient has a bad
heart, he gets a pap of heart
cells, and if he has a diseased
liver he gets liver cells. This,
of course, is 'a1 rather silly
idea such as might occur to
an African witch doctor.
-1 understand that the able
physicians of Europe have no
laith in trie man or his tech
nic. The fact that he treated
the late Pope does not im
press me because, obviously,
the patient was not rejuvenat
ed. After a period in which
Ivy Grows Through
Living Room Wall
Hollywood, Calif. -Talk
about a green thumb -. Mrs.
Elsa Kircher has managed to
grow ivy in a plaster wall.
But it was all strictly un
intentional, she said. The ivy,
planted outdoors, started wig
gling through' the living room
wall.
When more than a foot of
it, green and glossy leafed,
came through the moment of
decision arrived. Mrs. Kirch
er decided to leave it alone.
"I like indoor landscaping."
she said.
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of
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he rallied from his first at
tack, he went ahead and died.
Years ago, many Americans
with more money than brains
were going to Europe to be
supposedly rejuvenated by
Drs. Voronoff and Steinach.
Today, I doubt If there are
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many physicians who would
have a kind word to say about
the work of those two men.
Today, a Rumanian woman
physician is claiming that she
can rejuvenate people with
injections of procaine, but as
I said here a while ago, very
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few American physicians can
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because in this country it was
tried out thoroughly and for
many years, and then given
I think we can say this,
that anything that a quackish
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it - look out! As 1 have said,
a few years ago any physician
could easily have performed
one of "Dr." Brinkley's $750.
operations in 20 minutes - but
he wouldn't do such work be
cause he knew It would do no
good.
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