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WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 18, 1961
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE.
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STREET FLOODED - Harlan McNcel escorts Tony Rivers,
2, Tcna Bricm, 3, and Lisa Bricm, 4, as they stroll un-
dressed in 80-dcgrce heat down a flooded street in Ventura,
Calif. High waves are battering the bay area for the fifth
Feeding the Family
By ZOLA VINCENT
Spiced Pot Roast
Meat to Remember
Buef prices have taken a
slight tumble but it adds up to
money when you think in
terms of a generous pot roast
to bring joy to the hearts of
the beef eating men of the
family. And one can always
hope for some left over for
next day slicing. Choose a
good size, four to five pound,
blade - or round bono pot
roast; plan plenty of time for
cooking.
Slowly brown a four, to five
pound pot roast in heavy ket
tle containing one-fourth cup
lard, shortening or other cook
ing fat. Combine one teaspoon
dry mustard,- VA tablespoons
brown sugar, one tablespoon
salt and one-fourth teaspoon
pepper and add with one cup
sliced' onion,' one-fourth cup
vinegar and one-fourth cup
water to meat in kettle. Cover
tightly and simmer 3V4 to 4
hours. Remove meat to make
grqvy. Six servings with left
. overs.. . v
For gravy, add water to pan
drippings to make three cups.
Mix one-half cup flour with
one ' cup , cold water; add to
pan; cook over low heat, stir
ring constantly until thick
ened. Filbert Jam Bars
Filberts, that fine-flavored
northwest-grown brown nut,
add distinctive flavor to
meals, poultry, salads, des
serts and to baked goods like
these jam bars.
cup chopped Oregon
filberts , - . .
cup shortening ,
?4 cup powdered sugar i
2 eggs, separated
I 1 teaspoon vanilla
1 cup sifted flour
Vi teaspoon salt '
23 cup red jam or jelly
' i cup granulated sugar
Vk teaspoon nutmeg
Chop filberts. Cream short-,
ening, powdered sugar, egg
yolks and vanilla together
until fluffy. Blend in flour
and salt. Press mixture into
bottom of 8x13 Inch pan. Bake
IS minutes at 330 degrees.
Let cool 10 minutes. Spread
jam over baked mixture.
Beat egg whites until they
form soft peaks. Beat in gran
ulated sugar und nutmeg
gradually. Fold In chopped
filberts. Spread over Jain lay
er. Bake at 350 degrees for
about 25 minutes. Cool five
minutes. Cut into 36 bars.
Meat, Poultry, Onions
Among January Plentiful
We're eating more beef be
cause there's more beef to be
had at reasonable prices; no
tably in the grass-fed beef
which has the good beef flav
or and the same high beef
proteins as the fancier, more
expensive cuts of prime beef.
Beef roasts are for braising
which means low moist heal;
finished up wilh or without
vegetables. Plan at least three
hours slow conking In cover
ed kettle. Leading beef cuts
for pot roasting arc arm or
round bone, blade bone
(chuck), boned rump, bone
less sirloin tip.
Beef short ribs make flavor
ful braised beef for fixing
with brown gravy, with vege
tables, for barbecuing, for
spicing a la saucrhratcn. Beef
cuts for fine stewing Include
beef shoulder (chuck), beef
round, neck meat, shank meat,
brisket, plate, flank.
Plentiful Poultry
Broiler-fryers continue lo
lead the bargain parade.
Prices arc lowest we recall
ever seeing. Plan to fry. broil,
barbecue, roast, curry or fric
assee them. Canned whole
and jellied cranberries to go
with all poultry Is bargain
priced.
Onions and cabbage are In
super abundance, of high
quality. Put onions in menus
more often besides using them
Food Editor
as an Ingredient. Boil and but
ler them, cream them or stew
them with seasoned tomatoes
for a change. Cabbage, crisp
and flavorful, is delicious
when shredded, cooked not a
minute more than seven min
utes, then seasoned with but
ter, salt, pepper and . any
favored spices or herbs. Cole
slaw made with dairy sour
cream and some celery seed is
a treat any day.
Other vegetable buys In-
elude carrots, cauliflower; cel
ery, potatoes, sweets, winter
squash, turnips, rutabagas
Citrus fruits are especially
important because of their
valuable vitamin C quotient,
a help In warding off seasonal
colds. Keep plenty of oranges,
grapefruit, lemons on hand
and In menus. Other fruit at
tractions are apples, winter
pears, avocados, bananas.
Ripe olives, black, lustrous
and canned, are piled high in
markets, thanks to a record
crop. High in nutrition, low In
price, let the children nave an
they want.
Appla Sauca Dessarts
Bargains in Good Eating
Here are quick delicious
desserts ready in a mere min
ute when you've canned apple
sauce and apple slices ready
and waiting on the pantry
shelf. Canned apple products
are one of today's big bar
gains piled high in local mar
kets. Enjoy canned apple sauce,
hot or cold, with dairy sour
cream, a dash of cinnamon
and a few toasted slivered al
monds. , ;
Crumble peanut brittle or
maple sugar and sprinkle It
over canned apple sauce top
ped with a swirl of sweetened
whipped cream.
Canned apple sauce blended
with melted cranberry jelly;
one part cranberry jelly to
four parts canned apple sauce,
Pink, tangy and luscious.
Canned apple slices sprin
kled thick with chopped nuts
and brown sugar, dotted with
butter; a few drops of lemon
Juice and a dusting of nutmeg.
Bake 15 minutes at 350 de
grees. Serve warm with
cream.
Canned apple sauce a la
mode sprinkled with chopped
candled ginger Is something to
remember and to repeat often.
Mash some ripe bananas
and fold them Into canned
apple sauce; dust with brown
sugar and top with a plop of
dairy sour cream.
Data Dassarts
Dates are probably man's
oldest cultivated fruit, the
natural sweet that grows on
trees. Here Is a dessert treat
(or solid enjoyment, hot or
cold
Make dale filling of two
cups mashed California dates,
one-half cup chopped nuts;
moisten with orange juice,
lemon juice or cream. Cul
circles of day-old bread with
doughnut or other cutter and
spread with date paste. Serve
cold or sprinkle with brown
sugar and heat In oven,
Caullllowar Soup
Popular In Icaland
The Republic of Iceland Is
an island of volcanic origin
close to the Arctic Circle In
the North Atlantic. It has
many geysers and hot springs.
Agriculture engages about 35
per cent of the population,
producing mostly potatoes,
turnips and hay. The fishing
industry is important. Includes
cod, haddock and herring
which Is salted, smoked, can
ned and frozen.
Popularity of this Cauli
flower Soup is indicated by
this recipe given compilers of
UnlteifNalions Cookbook. Six
servings.
1 medium cauliflower
6 cups liquid (water from
cauliflower and meat stock
orgillk)
L,
day. More than 30 homes have been damaged and 200
volunteers work around the clock stacking sandbags
around the threatened homes.
(UPI Telephoto)
Trap for Burglar Fails;
Cop Glad It Didn't Work
San Antonio, Tex. - (UPI)
police the next time he sets a
had worked the way he wanted it to, it might have killed a
cop.
Wu, who owns the Chinese Teagarden Cafe, said his place
has been burglarized so many times I ve lost count.
"I set the thing to fix the next burglar," he said.
Policeman Jerry Phillips was making his rounds and
noticed a window open. He investigated and reached across
the window sill. There was a brilliant flash.
He had brushed a string that triggered a rat trap, which
in turn activated wires leading to an electrical socket sup
posed to send current into a shotgun shell and and explode
It on the window sill as a burglar crawled through.
"I don't know why it didn't work," Wu said.
Phillips is glad it didn't.
OF SMITH & MEN
Bv Jack Smith
(el 1060 Tlmei-Mlrror SyndlcaU
Some months ago in "a mo
ment of frailty I lent my
portable typewriter to my
friend Magruder to take to
the South Pole. He said he
was doing something down
there for the International
Geophysical Year.
I had misgiving at the time.
Magruder has a malignant in
fluence on machines.
"What are you going to do
with a typewriter down there
at the Pole, anyway," I asked.
I don t believe 1 m at lib
erty to say, old boy," he said.
He is always cloaking himself
in great clouds of secrecy.
"Don't worry about a
thing," he assured me. "I'll
bring it back like new."
The next I heard from him
was by post card from Auck
land, New Zealand.
"Wish you were here," he
wrote. "Shoving off for An
tarctica tomorrow. Typewriter
o.k." '
'
Then he vanished from hu
man sight and knowledge, like
Ronald Colman in "Lost Hor
izon."
It was many weeks before
I heard from him again, He
telephoned. He sounded far
away.
"Where are you?" I shout
ed.
"Don't get excited," he said.
"I'm home. I've got a bit of a
cold. They don't heat their
damn movies in New Zea
land."
"How about the portable?
I asked "Is it all right?"
"I meant to mention that,"
he said. "Funny IJiing. The
keys are working too hard. It
must have been affected some
way by the cold. It was thirty
below down there, you know."
I hurried over to his house.
He was sitting by the pool
warming his feel in the winter
sun. I tried the typewriter.
13 cup butter
Vii cup flour
2 egg yolks
Remove the leaves from the
cauliflower and soak It In cold
water, head down, for 30 min
utes. Boll In salted water until
tender (about 20 minutes). Re
move cauliflower; cool and
cut Into flowerets. Measure
the water; add stock (bouillon
cube) or milk to make six
cups.
Moll the butter in a pan ana
blend In the flour. Stir the
liquid slowly and heat to boil
ing. Before serving, stir in
slightly bealen egg yolks. Do
not let the soup boil alter eggs
are added. Serve ho( and gar
nish each plate with caull
floweret. Toast Saiamt Sttd
Seasame seeds add flavor
and texture Interest to fruits
and to vegetables. They're dis
tinctive stirred Into cake or
cooky batter. They're note
worthy when sprinkled on top
of unbaked cookies, rolls, bis
cuits. To toast, place In law
shallow pan, then in a pv
heated oven, 350 degrees, 20
to 23 mlmjtcs.
- Harry Wu promised to tell
booby trap for a burglar. If it
The keys worked too hard.
I took it home and let it
sit a few days near the fur
nance. I thought it might
thaw out. Nothing happened.
A friend of mine who
works at a gas station said
it probably was the lubrica
tion. "She probably froze," he
speculated, "and it changed
the chemical structure of the
oil."
"What'll I do?" I asked him.
"Have her steamed out," he
counseled.
Another man who was with
the Marines at Changjin Res
ervoir in Korea said the cold
probably caused the graphite
to crystallize.
"Happened to our machine
guns at the reservoir," he said.
We had lo thaw cm out.
"How'd you do it?" I asked
He told me.
"That's Ingenious," I said
in admiration. "But isn't there
a less spectacular way?"
"Why don't you take her
to a typewriter shop? he sug
gestcd.
It seemed like the sensible
course.
I took it over there yester-
day. It's a five-block walk. I
told the typewriter man
everything.
"We think," I said, "that It
must have undergone some In
trinsic change down there In
the subzero weather. You ever
hear of that?"
"Could be," he said. He tap
ped a few keys. "Works hard,
all right."
He lifted the cover from
the ribbon shelf. There was
a little lever by the right-hand
spool. He put a thumb against
the lever and moved it for
ward. He tapped a few keys.
"Try It now," he said.
It worked fine.
"Your tension lever was on
high," he said.
Magruder phoned last night,
"what was the trouble?" he
asked.
"The graphite was crystal
lized," I told him.
"Just as I thought," he said.
"What'd they do?"
"Steamed her out," I said.
MEN'S CLUB RE FORMED
Nocona, Tex. ft'PD The
men's club of the First Metho
dist Church recently reorgan
ized and elected new officers.
Terry Atkinson, pastor of the
church, made an announce
ment of it this week In his
report to the congregation.
"Our Methodist Men's club
has re-formed." Atkinson said.
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Quofes From ffie News
. BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL
Washington President Eisenhower in his farewell radio
TV speech Tuesday night:
"I wish I could sty tonight that lasting ptaco Is in
sight. Happily, I can say that
Hoquiam, Wash Michael
hours he spent pinned in the
with his dead father:
"I slapt a littlt, criad a
Washington Joseph P. Kennedy, the President-elect's
father, explaining why he is in Washington:
"I'm Just hara for tha party."
Moscow Niklta Khrushchev, in a recent speech an
nouncing support of armed revolutions throughout the world:
"We recognise such wars. Wa have helped and shall go
on helping peoples fighting for their freedom."
Ballet Provides
Evening of Beauty,
Artistry on Stage
By R. D. WERNER
For its second presentation
of the 1960-61 season, Jackson
County Civic Music associ
ation brought to the Hedrick
Junior High school auditorium
the Ballet Russe de Monte
Carlo last evening.
Employing a corps de ballet
of approximately 36 dancers.
and an orchestra of 20 players,
besides the conductor and
many technicians, the com
pany provided an evening of
beauty, artistry and scintil
lating entertainment.
"V a r i a t ions Classiques'
opened the program. This was
"an effort to interpret choreO'
graphically 'Brahm's Varia
tions on a Theme by Handel,1
with an attempt to retain the
style, the spirit and the no
bility and lyrical implications
of the composition.
The music was arranged
and orchestrated by the con
ductor, Ivan Boutnikoff. This
was done admirably. Only a
musician of superb training
and intimate knowledge of in
struments could have pro
duced such a fine score. It
can stand on its own as a con
cert piece. The choreography
is abstract, but pictures the
mood and content of the music
to a very high degree.
Short Intermission
After a short intermission,
grand pas de deux from
"Don Quixote," with music by
Minkus, was performed by
two solo dancers, one of them
Igor Yousekevitch. The prima
ballerina, Nina Novak, was
programmed for this but an
announcement from the stage
led us to believe another
dancer was substituted. All
very well done, nevertheless.
In the aforementioned an
nouncement, the audience was
informed that there Had been
several accidental injuries to
the dancers that afternoon
during practice and they were
in a state of high tension; the
names of alternate dancers
were given. Unfortunately,
Eugene Collins, one of the
male dancers, pulled a leg
TOO MUCH FRICTION
Dallas, Tex. -(UPI)- The City
Council was discussing some
of tha causes of a recent out
break of .home fires at its
meeting Tuesday and George
Mixon commented: "The in
surance policy rubbing against
the mortgage causes a lot of
them.
"THE UNTOLD STORY
of GENERAL
MAN"
...provides an intimate
glinipseof the General
as a devoted husband
and father. Interesting
reading with the
General's comments
on the Red China sit
uation... in
Weekly
January 22nd issue
with your
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Medford
Mail Tribune
war has baan avoided."
Mason, 7, telling about the 60
wreckage of an automobile
littla and holltr.d a little."
tendon during the first num
ber and a doctor was called
for. Several responded. -
"Sombreros," with music
of Mexican folk origin ar
ranged and orchestrated by
the conductor, was very inter
esting. A great variety of
rhythms and tempi made this
anything but easy to play. The
orchestra came out way ahead.
They were excellent. And the
dancers were a delight. To us,
this was the best balanced
and most concise and human
effort of the evening. Cos
tumes were very appealing.
Wholo Company
"La Beau Danube" closed
the program, employing the
whole company. There was a
semblance of a story to this
dance, but the thread became
very thin at times. However,
there was much dancing of
various kinds, solo, duet, etc.,
with a bit of comedy which
carried It off as a very good
closing number.
To many people, ballet may
mean just dancing. But it is
much more. The art of ballet
is a perfect blending of many
forms. The composer, painter,
choreographer, writer - all
lend their talents and com
bined with the actual dancer
the result is ballet. And like
all the arts, it requires con
stant practice and work -daily.
There can never be any let
down. These people know
nothing about vacations and
getting away from it. It is
their life and the constant
search for perfection is their
greatest satisfaction. And
when "we see them, wa are
transported out of the mud
and slough of mere daily exis
tence and materiality.
YOU
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turn on the unihint inside your horns
limply by flicking n switch !
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DO YOUR LAUNDRY ANY TIME (DAY OR NIGHT), IN ANY KIND OF WEATHER.
Antitrust Suits
Won Against 15
Steel Companies
San Francisco - (UPI) - The
U.S. Department of Justice
won consent judgments Tues
day in civil antitrust suits
against 15 steel fabricating
companies.
The defendants were charg
ed Nov. 23, 1959, in U.S. Dis
trict Court with conspiring to
eliminate competition in the
sale and fabrication of con
crete reinforcing bars (rebars)
in Arizona, California, Idaho,
Nevada, Oregon, Utah, and
Washington.
Jyle Jones, antitrust chief
here, said the decrees entered
Tuesday "will cure all the
Ills set forth in the coin
plants." He said the consenting de
fendants are enjoined from
allocating fabricating jobs
among fabricators, fixing uni
form interest rates, refusing
to buy foreign made rebars,
and from preventing steel
mills from selling rebars di
rectly to general contractors.
Defendants Named'
Consenting defendants are:
Blue Diamond Corp., Los
Angeles, which recently has
been absorbed by Flintkote,
New York; Coco Steel Prod
ucts Corp., Chicago; Gilmore
Skoubye Steel Contractors,
Oakland, Calif.; Herrick Iron
Works, Hayward, Calif.; F. A.
Klinger Inc., Stockton, Calif.;
Meehleis Steel Co., Vernon,
Calif.; Pittsburgh-Des Moines
Steel Co., Pittsburgh; Ruther
ford and Skoubye Inc., Los
Angeles; Joseph T. Ryerson
and Son, Inc., Chicago; San
Jose Steel Co., Inc., San Jose,
Calif.; Soule Steel Co., San
Francisco; Southwest Steel
Rolling Mills, Los Angeles;
and the Western Reinforcing
Steel Fabricators Association,
Oakland, Calif.
Jones said the government
will proceed to trial against
the remaining defendants in
the case, all major producers.
They are Bethlehem Pacific
Coast Steel Corp., Bethlehem
Steel Co., Judson Steel Corp.,
Pacific States Steel Corp., and
U.S. Steel Corp.
BOMARC HITS TARGET
Montgomery, Ala.-IUPD-A
Bomarc "A" missile con
trolled by the SAGE direction
center here sought out and
destroyed a jet drone Tuesday
that was approaching the Gulf
Coast at more than 500 miles
an hour. The 47-foot missile
was launched from Santa
Rosa Island, Fla., and destroy
ed the QB47 drone about 150
miles over the gulf.
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MAP OF QUEEN'S TOUR - The newsmap spots the various
places that Britain's Queen Elizabeth II will visit during her
forthcoming trip to the Indian subcontinent. The queen's
visit starts at New Delhi Jan. 21 and will end at the same
place March 2. She will be the first British monarch to visit
the area in 50 years. As head of the British Commonwealth,
a loose association of which Pakistan and India are members,
Queen Elizabeth will be the guest of honor at many colorful
ceremonies. (UPI Telephoto)
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