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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1960
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE,
B 5
HURRICANE DAMAGE A clean-up work- an inlet 100 yards to the left. The switch
er jumps across a flooded ditch on a cause- engine was on the track when a small bridge
way between Morehead and Beaufort, N.C. fell. This area was one of the hardest hit by
A section of the road and railway were torn hurricane Donna.
up, boats were blown or washed up from (UPI Telephoto)
Quotes From the News
BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL
Bogota, Colombia Colombian
Turbay Ayala, asserting that Cuba's proposed Latin American
development plan otters no
., nuge sum ot money:
"It appears that the difference for Cuba between 'counter.
' revolutionary' and 'revolutionary" it the amount of money
xo oe loncted irom the United
London David Payne, 28, explaining that he quit his
' job as Princess Margaret's footman because he wasn't paid
enough: ,
"It was a prestige job, you gnow. But you have to pay
lor that nowadays,"
New York Blind humorist James Thurber, who made his
Broadway debut Monday night in his own play, declaring
that he wasn't nervous:
. "I've been acting for GO years, in living rooms, front
yards, bars . I'm just as much of a ham as any of them
are."
Hollywood TV writer producer Frank Gruber, stating
that TV Westerns are on the way out and mysteries and
suspense stories are on the way In, but adding that the
situation will change
"In my opinion Westerns always will be with us. It
wouldn't surprise me to see them make a TV comeback in
five years or so and I'm all for it."
Feeding the Family
By ZOLA
rood
Fresh. Green
Beans Supreme
The snap bean Is a green
I bean whose forefathers were
string beans, but that was a
long time ago. Green beans
have long been stringless, ten
der and snappy.
We used to cook them two
hours with salt pork. We now
quick-cook them only 15 to
18 minutes in a minimum of
water to keep them crisp
tender and full flavored.
Then we season them with
butter, salt and pepper; witn
i a golden cheese sauce or,
wnen we warn suiueiutB
foollu cunprlative. we fix
them like this for six serv
ings. V4 pound fresn musnrooms,
sliced
2 tablespoons butter
1 tablespoon Hour
1 cup dairy sour cream
3A teaspoon salt
Dash of black pepper
1 pound French style
;' cooked fresh or frozen
snap beans '
Wash and slice mushrooms
.,,. nn narta nnH measure.
Thori should be two cups.
" Saute in butter five minutes
, or until tender, stirring fre-
. quently. Remove mushrooms
ii from butter and stir in (flour.
; Add sour cream and mix un
' til smooth. Blend in mush-
rooms, salt and black pepper.
Pour over hot cooked beans,
; ' Serve hot. Garnish with pars
, ley.
Graoefruit
Here is a sophisticated
starter for any meal,
i r,it larire eraDefruit in
halves. Loosen pulp from rind
. and partitions, using sharp
v; n oranpfruit knife.
"Spread cut surfaces with
i creamed honey or noney oui
; ter. Broil about 10 minutes or
until top is bubbly and edge
of grapefruit lurns
C brown, berve noi.
Rntrod Peaches
Empty a No. 2V4 can cling
peach halves into a sauce pan.
L ahh a siirk nf cinnamon, one
teaspoon whole cloves and
' two tablespoons cider vine-
gar.. Simmer 10 minutes and
lot ctonH in refrieerator for
several hours or over night.
' So easy, so good.
: New Safad Dressings
r.i,,r Poanut Butter
T h e r e'a an abundance of
S peanut butter in the markets
fhorp'n likelv to be pea-
- nut butter on every pantry
shelf in homes wnere mere
t are growing boys and girls.
: Poanut huiipr has Ion 2 been
i noted for Us flavor with
: fruit. A fruit salad dressing
, uflih nonnili butter 8S itS
base brings out the flavors of
': any fruit combination.
Fruit Salad
For a fluffy peanut butter
. dressing, blend one-half cup
, smooth or crunchy peanut
' butter with one-half cup
t -
details but merely demands a
States."
VINCENT
Editor
marshmallow fluff. Gradually
fold in one-half cup pineapple
juice and one tablespoon lem
on juice, stirring to blend.
Add dash of salt. Store in
covnred container in refriger
ator. Recipe makes 1 13
cups. Serve It with tnese
fruit combinations.
Canned nr fresh Dears
halved and filled with finely
chopped iresh truit mixture
and bits of mint.
-Melon rings filled with
grapes, bananas and orange
sections which have been mar
inated in French dressing.
-Pineapple, apple, celery
and fresh Deach with cream
cheese balls.
Vegetable Salads '
Enhance vegetable salads
with peanut butter dressing
made by blending a table
spoon of peanut butter into
vnnr fnvnritp TTrpnrh rlrpssinc
Toss with greens or with these
vegetable combinations:
-Watercress, escarole, rad
ishes, green onions and toma
to wedges.
-Lettuce, finely shredded
pnhhaae. hard cooked eKKS.
sliced green pepper.
-Thinly sliced tomatoes, cu
cumbers and shredded carrots
on a bed of greens.
Bake Bananas
Peel and cut bananas in half
lengthwise. Arrange in shal
low baking dish. Combine one
tablespoon honey and one
4pannnn lemon 1uice over
each banana. Bake in pre
heated not oven, luu degrees,
10 to 15 minutes. Very good
as either meat accompaniment
or dessert.
Adequate Supplies of
'Rt Brasktssl room
r.noA health and good looks
begin at the breakfast taijie
re, .mart In eat a Bond break
fast. There's mid morning
magic In breakfast tnat is es
pecially vital to teenagers.
That's what the nutritionists
say.
Essentials in basic breakfast
ore fruit, cereal with milk.
bread and butter and a bev
erage. Plusses for genuine en-
loyment, vitality ana energy
are many.
Breakfast Suggestions
Readily available at reason
able mst are infinite varieties
of fresh, canned, dried and
frozen fruits; eight varieties
nt frpch panned and frozen
fruit and vegetable juices.
There are eight favored ways
of fixing eggs for breakfast
nri mtintipia otners. Bacon
A-inA hMr ham and nork sau-
111 II- -- tit
are rjoouiar Dreanidsi
meats. Cereals, ready-to-eat
and for quick cooking, are be
vond numbering . . . with new
mh ihnwina ud almost every
There are many hearty
canned soups to be served hot
with cjp cereai diis as gar
nish. We counted 24 kinds of
100-Degree Heat
Bakes California
By United Press International
A 100-degree heat wave and
widespread smog in southern
California tnriflv nhallpnopri a
weakened Hurricane Donna
for attention.
While Maine weather sla.
tions reported Hurricane Don
na heading away from the
east coast after a three-day
ramoaee. observers in Pali.
fornia's San Fernando valley
predicted temperatures up to
108 degrees.
Heaw smnp thrnnuhnut
southern California Monday
left eves smarting anH thrnatc
sore. The irritation was cou
pled with highs of 108 at
neseaa, iuh at Fontana and
103 at South Pasadena. I.ns
Angeles, with a high of 99
decrees, recnrrlprl its piuhth
90-degree day for September.
Weather across the rest of
the country was generally
fair except for showers in the
Great Lakes, upper Ohio val
ley and northern plateau.
ine weatlier bureau said
heavy rain and squalls would
continue todav un in inn
miles from the center of Hur
ricane Donna. The central
Mississippi valley east to the
Appalachians, Florida and the
west alone a band from Idaho
south to Arizona could ex
pect showers.
Airplane Crash
Victims Identified
Jackson, Wyo. - IUPD - Iden
tification of five Washington
persons, killed last July 15 in
the , crash of a private plane
in the Wyoming wilderness,
was made Monday.
The announcement was
made by Wyoming Aeronaut
ics Director Marvin Steven
son after officials landed at
the crash site about 60 miles
northeast of here and exam
ined the wreckage.
Killed in the crash were
Jack Ferguson, Longview,
Wash., the pilot, the Rev. and
Mrs. Paul Woodsworth, of
Ridgefield, Wash., and the
Rev. and Mrs. Gary Thomp
son of Woodland, Wash.
The bodies were to be bur
ied today at the crash site.
COLOR CONSCIOUS
Louisville, Ky.-HIPD-When a
woman buys a dress, she has
to buy a dozen other things
to match it. Now she is sup
posed to buy matching booze,
too. A liquor company here
suggests that dinner hostesses
should match the color of the
llquers with the color of their
gowns.
breakfast breads, coffee
cakes, doughnuts and other
nourishing sweetstuffs in the
local bakery department.
Spreads included butter, mar
garine, peanut butter, honey
butter, jams, jellies, marma
lades and syrups. Breakfast
beverages, besides milk, tea
and coffee, include cocoa, in
stant cocoa, and a galaxy of
others.
September Pltnlifuli
Broiler-fryers rate the fea
ture spot on the United Slates
Department of Agriculture's
list of plentiful foods for Sep
tember in our area. Other
foods on the list are: turkeys,
peanut butter, melons, lamb,
and late summer vegetables.
Melons come In for special
attention. They are excellent
in both quality and supply.
Watermelons, cantaloups and
honeydews are well known to
practically every consun.er.
Less familiar are the Casaba
and Cranshaw melons, and
September will provide an op
portunity for consumers to
get better acquainted with
them.
Shoppers can expect to find
good quality seasonal vegeta
ble favorites such as corn, to
matoes, peppers, green beans,
cucumbers, several kinds of
souash. carrots, cabbage, let
tuce, eggplant, onions and po
tatoes.
i
Big Names in World
Will Attend General
United Nations, N.Y.-fflPD-
Two more world leaders not
particularly friendly to the
United States have added
their names to the list of the
uninvited who will attend the
United Nations General As
sembly in New York.
The list, headed by Pre
mier Niklta S. Khrushchev of
Russia, reads like a who's who
of persons Involved in world
crisis in one way or another.
included are the bosses of all
nine Communist powers in
the U.N., with the probabil
ity that the Red East Ger
mans will slip a man in, too.
Also coming are leaders of
Arab and African states. Mar
shal Tito of Yugoslavia de
cided Saturday to come, and
United Arab Republic Presi
dent Gamal Abdel Nasser
sent his own name.
The only big absentees from
the list are President Eisen-
however, British Prime Minis
ter Harold Macmillan. French
President Charles de Gaulle,
Indian Premier Jawaharlal
Nehru and Red Chinese Pre
mier Chou En-Lai.
The Western Big Three are
avoiding Khrushchev. Nehru
has a date to visit Pakistan.
Chou would have to get sne-
cial permission to attend-and
the United States would op
pose that.
The United Stales did not
ask any of the national lead
ers to attend. Its opposition
to such diplomatic grand
standing is such that Khru
shchev has been restricted to
World's Most Dangerous
Wild Animal
Regardless of where you
live there is, probably within
a short distance of your home,
one or more of the most
dangerous wild animals alive
on this earth today.
An animal you seldom see.
One that you hear little about,
but one that actually kills
more people and does more
damage every year than all
the sharks, wolves, crocodiles
and Hons put together.
. We could add to the list, the
rattlesnakes and all others
combined. What's more, these
dangerous wild animals out
number the human inhabi
tants.
The ancestors of these fer
ocious beasts were a moving
tide of danger. Moving out of
Asia 300 years ago they still
are exercising more Influence
on the lives of modern man
than any other exodus that
ever swept across the land. It
was an army of "four-foots ;
a horde that is still infiltrating
nearly every nation and every
land. It was an army of rats;
the brown and the black.
Killed More People
Rats have killed more peo
ple, caused more damage than
all the other wild animals of
the world since time began.
We read glaring tales of peo
ple being killed or Injured by
sharks.
We publicize the Isolated at
tack of a bear on some unfor
tunate human. We scream In
indignation at a child clawed
by cat or dog. We yell our
heads off that alligators
should not be allowed to live
because it Is suspected one has
chewed a human.
But we Ignore the fact that
thousands of people die every
year from rat bite or a result
of diseases caused by these
animals. The list of diseases
directly attributable to rats,
and the fleas that ride on
them, Is long and terrible.
The actual cost of feeding
these animals is beyond calcu
lation. Rats made a nightmare of
the middle ages when millions
of humans died of rat-borne
bubonic plague and the many
other diseases transmitted by
rat fleas. Entire populations
were killed. It could happen
again.
Today there are probably
more rats In the United States
than there are people. At
least ZOO million at the most
conservative estimate, and
strangely enough the human
81
Manhattan Island for the dur
ation of his stay.
But it cannot keep them
out. It has treaty obligations
to permit any accredited U.N.
delegate free entry. And any
chief of government or state
can head his delegation to the
world organization.
For the Communist bloc,
Albania will be represented
by Mehmet Shehu, the pre
mier known to Albanian refu
gees as the "butcher of Al
bania." Bulgaria will be represent
ed by Communist Party First
Secretary Todor Zhikov.
Czechoslovakia is sending
President Anlonln Novotny
who doubles as party first
secretary,
Kadar to Attend
Hungary's Janos Kadar, a
deputy premier but actually
the ruler of the country, is en
route.
Poland's delegation is head
ed by Wladyslaw Gomulka,
First Secretary of the Polish
Workers (Communist) party.
Romania is being represent
ed by Gheorghe Gheorghiu
De), party secretary-general.
The Soviet Union delega
tion includes Niklta S.
Khrushchev, whose title is
chairman of the U.S.S.R.
Council of Ministers, and For
eign Minister Andrei A.
Gromyko.
The Soviet Ukraine, a sep
arate U.N. member, is repre
sented by Nikolai V. Pod
gorny, a member of the Uk
raine Supreme Soviet (parlia
Small Worlds
Around Us
By Lynn M. Watkins
population pays little or no
attention. We Ignore the fact
that our rat population costs
us millions of dollars, aside
from the suffering and sick
ness caused by these danger
ous wild animals.
No scientists can say what
started the original exodus of
rats from Asia. They were
first observed in Europe in
the 13th century. Both the
brown and the black rat emi
grated to America about 200
years ago. They came by boat,
but since then they have trav
eled afoot. They covered the
entire eastern seaboard in just
10 short years.
Battle Unnoticed
Unnoticed at first was the
battle between the brown and
the black rats being waged in
darkness and silence. The
black variety was outclassed.
outfought and soon outnum
bered. Today the black rat
has all but disappeared; its
bloodthirsty cousin has de
stroyed it.
Anywhere man can live, the
rat can too. It can sleep In
man's home, eat his food and
in payment will readily attack
him; the cornered rat is a
dangerous adversary. Con
sider the potentials of this
animal. A female can pro
duce as many as SO young a
year. The young can become
parents when six months of
age. By these comparisons,
one pair of rats could produce
300 million heirs in about
four years.
And all the time we stupid
ly kill the hawks, owls, foxes
and other predators that are
trying to help us In our con
stant battle against the
world's most dangerous wild
animals.
Perhaps we will wake up
some day. With our eyes on
the distant stars we may be
overlooking the enemy at the
back door.
(Released by The Register and
Tribune Syndicate, 1960)
REMAINS ON JOB
Washington -TOPD- Gen. Lau
ris Norstad conferred for 90
minutes with President Elsen
hower Monday and said after-
uiacl hm harl nn Intention of
resigning as NATO military
commander.
San Francisco - (DPD - Hide
dealer Paul A. Bissinger can
be confident police will go all
out to find the culprit who
broke into hia office and ran
sacked it Monday. Bissinger
also is a police commissioner.
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Crisis
Assembly
ment) and a deputy in the
Ufi.S.R. Supreme Soviet.
Byelorussia, another Soviet
dominated member is repre
sented by Kirll T. Mazurov,
a member of the Byelorus
sian and Soviet parliaments.
East Germany is not a U.N.
member. But Communist par
ty leader Walter Ulbrlcht has
asked-and probably will get
permission from the U.N, to
attend as an observer.
All the official Communist
delegation heads are en route
together aboard the Soviet
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Indonesia's President Su
karno, at the suggestion of
Khrushchev, will attend the
session. An avowed neutral
ist, Sukarno loves to travel.
Also coming are Premier
Sckou Toure, of Guinea, Moscow-trained
and presently vis
iting in Red China; and Presi
dent Kwame Nkrumah of
Ghana, an American-educated
neutralist who sees himself
as a leader in the emergence
of the dark continent.
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head the Cuban delegation.
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