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White House Bill
For Electricity
Up $6,000 Yearly
Washington - (WD - The
White House electric bill has
gone up $6,000 a year. Two
of the reasons: more people
coins through it and more
people living In it.
Regional Director T. Sut
ton Jett of the National Park
Service told a Home Appro
priations subcommittee in tes
timony made public today
that there were several rea
sons for the bigger bill.
First, he said, the White
House is open to the public
for. longer hours than before
and the air conditioning is
drawing more current than
ever before.
Finally, he added, "Also,
the family is somewhat larger
inan the previous family."
Too Many Plumbers
The subcommittee did not
ask whether Caroline and
John Kennedy Jr. were for
getting to turn off the lights,
but Rep. John R. Pillion (R
N.Y.) wanted to know why
the While House had to have
four plumbers on the payroll.
"Well, with the heating and
air-conditioning equipment in
the building, sir, 20 bath
rooms . . ." Jett began.
Pillion interrupted: "I don't
expect 20 bathroom to break
down all at one time. I sup
pose it would be only one
at a lime and one plumber
can do It.
THURSDAY, APRIL 4. 1963
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON
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Feeding the Family
By ZOLA VINCENT
rood Editor
TALKED THINGS OVER - President Ken
nedy poses outside the While House with
British Labor Party Leader Harold Wilson
after their hour-long conference. Wilson
refused to go into details of the mcc'.ing
but told reporters that he and the Presi
dent had really gotten down to the "guts
of things." (UPI)
Religion in America
Newspaper Ownership
Hearings To Resume
Washington -fllTO- Congres
sional hearings on newspaper
and radio-television owner
ship will resume Tuesday.
Chairman Emanuel Cellar
(D-N.Y.) said Wednesday wit
nesses before his judiciary
antitrust subcommittee will
include Hearst Corp. repre
sentatives: Lee Loevingcr, as
sistant attorney general in
charge of antitrust matters;
and Samuel Shulman of the
General Accounting Office.
SAFETY CONFERENCE
Washington -IUPD- President
Kennedy is "deeply concern
ed" that job accidents caused
twice as much lost work time
ss strikes in 1062 and has
ordered a conference her
June 23-25 on occupational
safety.
Church Conference Solidifies
Work of Inter-Religious Groups
Editor's note: Louis Canals, , gathered under the same roof
UPI writer on religion, is ill- for four days was in itself sig
During his ebsenca, substitutes
for his waakiy column, "Re
ligion in America," are being
written by leading clergymen
of rarious faiths.
By THE REV. JOHN F.
CRQNIN. S.S.
Assistant Director
Social Action Department
National Catholic Welfar
Conf.
Most of the participants In
the National Conference on
Religion and Race, held In
Chicago last January, called.
it historic. It was unique as a
massive and Joint religious ef
fort to face one of the grave
moral problems of our nation.
But It may also be remember
ed for a largely unforeseen
by-product, namely, its impact
on religious unity and har
mony In the United States.
The fact that 700 of the
nation'a top religious leaders
nlflcant. But even more im
pressive was the manner of
their meeting and the results
that followed. There was
unity at the conference that
Is difficult to describe. Dele
gates with impressive titles
and high prestige in their own
church or synagogue circles
submerged themselves as
workers for a cause.
Archbishop Presided
In a typical work group
the presiding officer was a
Catholic archbishop. The main
paper was delivered by a na
tionally prominent Jewish
rabbi. The chief resource per
son was a renowned Protest
ant expert in race relations.
Many members of the work
group never met before. Yet
they worked together with
the smoothness of a champion
ship football team.
Or we might examine a
typical follow-up program. In
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Kansas City, Mo., a Catholic
interracial council was form
ed as a result of the Chicago
conference. Its first business
was to hear a report of the
conference, given by the Rev.
Kenneth Waterman, pastor of
the First Presbyterian Church
in Kansas City. Incidents such
as this were duplicated in
more than a score of major
cities across the nation.
Of course, the Chicago con
ference did not create the re
ligious good will so evident
in our country today. But it
docs suggest a valuable meth
od for deepening and solidify
ing inter-religious contacts.
Whal is needed is the con
fronting of some urgent Drbb-
Icm of civic morality, on
which the religious commun
ity can achieve a united front.
It should be a problem which
is best met by combined ef
fort, not by separate or even
co ordinated action.
Under those circumstances,
an inter-religious program is
natural. And what is natural
Biggest Lamb Crop
Caul for Rejoicing
Westerners like amb more
than people of other areas;
perhaps because we grow a
great deal of il. Lamb grow
ers happily report a record
crop of Spring lamb. Lamb
used to be considered a sea
sonal treat but this is no
longer the case. It is readily
available the year 'round but
more abundant at some peri
ods than others.
This year's super abundance
of lamb is starting now to
put in an appearance; will
increase right along until late
Autumn. In case you wonder
ed as we did, it seems that
climatic conditions are re
sponsible for the varying pro
duction season. We had as
sumed that ai lambs arrived
in early Spring and simply
became older, meatier as the
year advanced. Actually "gen
uine Spring lambs" are avail
able from different areas
throughout the year. But it
will never taste better than
right now.
Lamb Cookery. Most cuts
of lamb are tender so they
are usually cooked by dry
heat. Legs, loins, shoulders
and racks may be roasted.
Steaks and loin, rib and shoul
der chops may be broiled,
panbroiied or griddle broiled.
Shoulder chops are often ex
ceptionally good when brais
ed. Lamb burgers enjoy in
creasing popularity. All cuts
of lamb, regardless of cook
ery method, should be cook
ed at low temperatures for
best results.
Lamb Cara. Store lamb,
wrapped loosely in coldest
part of refrigerator. Frozen
Iamb may be defrosted dur
ing cooking, at room tempera
ture or in refrigerator if time
permits: should be cooked im
mediately,
Crown Roast of Lamb
Served With Mint Sauce
frills, with stuffed olives,
whole mushrooms or small
fruits for extra special touch.
Mint Sauce. Combine one
tablespoon cornstarch, one
half cup sugar; slowly stir in
1 'a cups water. Add one
quarter cup chopped fresh
mint or four tablespoons de
hydrated mint flakes and a
few drops of green food col
oring; cook over low heat.
stirring constantly until
thickened and clear. Stir in
one tablespoon lemon juice.
Pass in sauceboat with lamb.
Boned. Rolled and
Glazed Lamb Shoulder
The full, fine, templing
taste of lamb is as much a
part of this economical lamb
shoulder as is found in fancy
chops or leg of lamb.
Place one boned sliouldcr
of lamb, rolled and tied, on
rack In shallow roasting pan.
Bake in slow oven. 1100 de
grees, ZVs to 3 hours. At end
of first hour, combine two
tablespoons all-purpo,e flour,
one teaspoon salt, one-quarter
teaspoon popper, three-quarter
cup currant jelly and one
quarter cup water; blend and
spread on lamb.
If you want vegetables with
the lamb, at this point also
arrange vegetables on rack
wilh lamb, using eight medium-size
carrots that have
been cut in half and 16 small
white onions (you can get
them canned). Baste vegeta
bles occasionally during cook
ing period.
Traditional
Leg of Lamb
Roast leg of lamb is a
tempting treat that is tradi
tional and will grace many
tables on Easter Sunday. Here
we give it an orange-mint
glaze. Total roasting time is
3 to 3'2 hours.
Place five-pound leg of
lamb on rack in roasting pan.
Sprinkle with sail, pepper
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DEDICATES ANNIVERSARY
Geneva -UP- The World
Health Organization will ded
icate its 16th anniversary
; April 7 to the UN Freedom
from Hunger campaign, it was
j announced Wednesday.
COURT RECORDS
MEDFOBD MUNICIPAL COURT
Jerrv Don Nicdcnncycr. du
nbrved Irallu' Menal. 510
William Grady Bimrn lailura
to vield richt of uav. SJ.'t
William Haves Wall, violation of
ba,tc rule Sill
j Jim McKeitcr. failure lo Meld
I richt of way. $10
Boyd Jeae Carson failure lo
yield right of way. $13.
William James Reese, no opera
tor's license. S3
Lillian A Anderson, disobeyed
' stop sign. S10
: Lorainc Hcndrtekson Campbell,
violation of haic rule. $10
Eva Lucile Marshall, driving
without headlights. $10.
SUPERB EATING Now is the time to take it on the lamb,
as one of our biggest lamb crops looms. Lamb makes superb
eating whether you roast this Crown Roast of Lamb ex
travaganza or choose an economical cut such as a bonded
shoulder roast. Ways with seasonal lamb are included in
today's food columns.
and a bit of rosemarv. Roast
Most elegant of lamb roasts. ri slow oven, 300 degrees, 2' j
tne crown roast which we hours. Pour one-half
pictured. In ordering, and it
is a good idea to order ahead,
allow two or more ribs per
serving and ask that ends of
rib bones be "frenched" (meat
removed from ends of rib j
bones) and that bones be
cracked at botom if you're
going to ahape it yourself.
Also ask that lean trimmings
be ground for use In stuffing.
In carving, our favorite host
cup (or four tablespoons de
hydrated) mint flakes. Bake
30 minutes to one hour longer
or until meat thermometer
registers 170 to 180 degrees
depending upon desired de
gree of doneness. Baste Iamb
frequently during roasting pe
riod. Garnish with additional
fresh mint, if desired or pass
mint jelly.
Mora Ways With Plentiful
Versatile Fryer-Broilers
Last week in this column
we featured chicken recipes
as favored in many countries.
Here are more shorthand
guides to superb chicken
dishes known the world over;
dishes that ausp o perfec
tion for American tables.
You'll want to add this to
your collection by scotch
taping in cookbook or inside
pantry door for imaginative
cookery.
India. Chicken K u n d o u.
Cut-up chicken is sauteed
with buttermilk, almonds,
cashews.
Indonesia. Nasi Goreng is
cut-up chicken fried with rice,
shrimp, crabmeat, peanut but
ler and hot spices. It is serv
ed with side dishes similar
cup or- i to curry condiments.
ange juice over lamb; pprin-1 Italy. Chicken Cacciatora if
kle generously wilh one-half ' cut-up chicken simmered wilh
tomatoes, garlic and mashed
anchovies.
Italy. Chicken Tetrazzini is
diced cooked chicken com
bined with spaghetti and a
cream sauce. Dish is topped
wilh grated cheese, then
baked.
Mexico. Chicken Enchila
das. Here tortillas, thin Mexi
can pancakes, are stuffed
with a mixture of chicken,
peppers, raisins and olives.
Tortillas are fried, served
with a sauce of tomatoes, on
ions, green peppers. Dish is j
garnished with minced lettuce.
Middle East. Roast Chicken
with Sweet Stuffing. Roast
chicken is stuffed with
chopped hard-cooked eggs,
pistachio nuts, raisins, spices.
Russia. Chicken Pojarski.
Chicken is ground and com
bined with bread crumbs, but
ter and cream. Mixture is
formed into cutlets and sau
teed in butter.
Spain. Arroz con Polio.
Chicken is baked with saffron
flavored rice, olives, tomatoes.
peas and pimiento.
Trinidad. Chicken Pelau.
Cut-up chicken is simmered
in stock witli onions, toma
toes and rice, topped with
chopped ripe olives.
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way that can rarely be achiev
ed by programs Ihat seem
artificial and forced, ft is verv
mucn line ordinary friend
ships. These are usually
formed by persons who work
together in something that
offers a real challenge. They
rarely result from charm
clubs or lonely-hearts associations.
These points are made with
no intention to downgrade the
value or need for direct dia
lectic on religious differences
Such discussions have proved
their value in Europe, and are
beginning to flourish in the
United Stales. But. rightly or
wrongly, ihe average church
goer is somewhat timid about
initiating or participating in
ecumenical meetings. But he
often is eager to bsing the
impact of his beliefs into some
of the critical problems that
affect his family and commun
ity. For example, many parents
may have an uneasy feeling
that they are not offering
proper standards of guidance
and control for adolescent
youngsters. Yet they face the
terrible pressure toward con
formity - how can they be
different from olher parents
in the community?
One answer is to find out
what other parents rcallv
mink. Often they may find
unsuspected allies, not only
in their own church, but iii
other religions groups. It
could well be possible lo use
this very trend Inward con
formity, by making the gen
eral standard one of whole
some guidance and restraint .
Race relations is but one
of the vital moral problems
Unit affect the American fam
ily today. Do our youth and
our country need a domestic
service corps or its equival
ent" An- we encouraging
wholesome standards in films,
television, and rending ' What
can religious groups do Joint
ly to combai ihe rising trends
toward youthful delinquency?
Can our major faiths work
more closely together for
peace and world unity !
There are more than enough
challenges to the religious
conscience of America, Manv
I times we are weak in mMf.
ing tliese issues because we
fail to work together or. even
worse, find ourselves at cross
purposes because of misun
derstanding and suspicion
Needed inter religious ac
tion in areas of family and
civic morality can bring about
a great change in our relic
loua climate, it would not, by
Itself, remove all aloofness
and differences. But It would
add Immeasurably to the
moral strength of our nation.
And it would leave a lasting .
heritage of religious harmony
single ribs to the men asscm
bled at the dinner table. Very
generous and no requests for
second helpings. A rack of
lamb averages eighl single
cnops; therefore three racks
will serve six to eight per
sons generously or 12 servings
oi two ribs if a stuffing such
as suggested here fills the
crown" or is made sepa
rately.
1 5-pound crown roast of
lamb
1 2 cup nielled butler or
margarine
1 cup water
1 B-ounee package bread
stuffing mix
1 egg, beaten
2 cups finely chopped
celery
1 cup chopped onions
'a cup chopped parsley
Ground trimmings, if any
Sprinkle crown roast all
over with salt and pepper.
Garlic salt may be used if
desired (we do). Combine but
ter or margarine, water and
packaged bread stuffing mix;
add egg, celery, onions and
parsley along with ground
lamb trimmings, if any. Fill
crown roast with mixture or
wrap stuffing in heavy alumi
num foil using drugstore wrap
in Keep stinting moist, plac
ing it in separate shallow pan
In either case, place ribs
down in uncovered shallow
j pan in :i(10 degree oven for
approximately 2VS hours or
until meat thermometer regis
tcrs 172 degrees for medium
done. 1811 degrees for well
done.
If lamb and stuffing arc
roasted separately, remove
lamb from oven about one
half hour before done: pour
fat from pan: remove stuffing
from foil and fill cavity. Re
turn to oven and finish roast
ing, For handsome presentation,
lop rib hones with paper
Kennedy Signs First
Tax Relief Measure
Washington -il'Pf- President
Kennedy Wednesday signed
Ihe first tax relief bill of
19ti;t It allows working moth
ers deserted by their hus
bands to deduct as much as
$600 from their Income tax
return to cover the expense
of having someone look after
their children while they
vvork
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Tuscaloosa, Ala. - IOT - A
space agency official 5 a i d
Wednesday the 1970s will
bring flights to the ntoon on
a "routine" basis and Mars
will become the new thresh
old for astronauts.
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