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Let' your neatest trick-of-
the-week b flavorful mit
. loaf abundant In the "must
Itit of vitamins and mineral
a well as protein, tine flavor,
.' food eating. Make a meat
loaf large enough - to aerve
, twice-first, perhsps as a hot
meat course: later for supper
or -picnic .oold plate, or for
do-it-yourself sandwichea.
Pteale Relish Leaf '
- Thif meat loaf feature the
goodness of ripe olives, proud
, product- of California with
g row! n g areas in the San
Joaquin and Sacramento Val
leys.' Though ripe olives are
most often- eaten out-of-hand
from relish tray or as a garn
ish, the flavor is" "carried
through''- when they are used
' recipe1 ingredient.- This
Teolpe makes 10 servings
' lla cups medium-size pitted
- ripe-olives
v) . 1' S-eunce can whole ker-
. -,". .nel corn
H-.cup sweet pickle relish
. :j I cup line soft bread
, ,. , crumbs , - . ,
, i-'. 1, egg. Slightly beaten
: ; , Z pounds ground beef
: . chuck , .
- 'Deviled or hard-cooked
eggs, if desired
. . Drain olives; reserve six for
garnish. Cut remaining olives
into wedges. Drain corn. Com
bine olives, corn,, relish,
' crumbs and egg. Combine
meat, and salt;, roll- out be
tween sheets of waxed paper
, Jhto a rectangle nine inches
wide and one-half inch thick.
, :'. Spread: filling over- meat
.leavings a two-inch margin at
one. end i for better . sealing,
i Roir Jelly-roll fashion toward
I margin end making first turn
, small 'and. pulling paper back
. as meat is rolled. Seal- ends
' by tucking in meat. Place roll
i in .' ungreased loaf pan seam-
- aid down. Bake in moderate,
-380 degree, oven one hour or
until meat reaches desired
, doneneai. Cool, about' five
minutes -before slicing If
served 1iot. ' If served cold,
.- cool,; refrigerate and slice.
Garnish with whole olives
! and," if desired deviled eggs
cut in halves- or- quarters or
with .hard-cooked eggs, sliced.
: tier ra Salmon Leaf ,
I, ,-Proftsjlenally fancy, in ap
pewance,yet ao easy to make
that a, beginning, cook will
aections. Serve with mayon
nalae or lightly whipped and
salted dairy sour cream.
Barbecued Pot Reaat
So popular is the barbecue
flavor that it has found its
way into this savory pot roast
for eight serving. Beef, fa
vorite meat of Americans, is
plentiful and pot roast cuts
are very reasonable in cost.
- Prepare a marinade by com
bining one 8-ounce can tomato
sauce, one-half cup beef broth
or bouillon and one medium
onion, chopped. Season to
taste with paprika, garlic
powder and salt. Place a five-
pound beef pot roast in a re
frigerator dish (do not use a
metal pan);. pour sauce over
roast and cover dish tightly
Let stand in the refrigerator
overnight or for about 12
hours, turning occasionally.
Remove roast from mari
nade. Heat, fat or cooking oil
in Dutch oven; add roast and
brown it slowly. Meanwhile,
add one-quarter cup mild
vinegar, one-quarter cup cat
sup, two teaspoons Worcester
shire sauce and one teaspoon
mustard to the marinade. Stir
well: pour over browned
meat. Cover pan tightly and
simmer on top of' range or
bake in a moderate, 350 de
gree, oven for about Z'i
hours or until tender.
With our west coast supply
ing the rest of the country
with about half of all the
carrots eaten in the USA, it
behooves us to make the most
of their wealth . of . vitamin
gold here at home.
Youngsters love fresh car
rots, so nutrition-wise parents
have plenty of carrots handy
to be nibbled on whole or as
carrot sticks and curls. - ' -Give
the family a salad of
shredded c a r r o t s, shredded
cabbage sliced radishes and
maybe - diced apples with a
mayonnaise, French or fruit
dressing. '
Make 1 balls of cottage
cheese and shredded carrot.
For a real novelty, jamb
packed with nutrition, give
the kids a carrot sandwich
made by combining shredded
raw carrots, chopped nuts and
raisins " with mayonnaise or
salad dressing.- Served be
tween slices of whole wheat
or banana bread this- makes
a super sandwich. . .
Broiled Lamh en Sktwara
t hvuccess with Jt,. this 1 popular Dlah in U.S.S.R.
Sierra .Salmon Loaf la tun I Union of Soviet. Socialist
to serve ana deuclously re-1 Republics covers an area of
50,000 VISIT EXHIBIT
Vienna, Austria -JOTt- More
than 50,000 Bulgarians visit
ed an American plastics ex
hibit in Sofia on its opening
day,' U.S. diplomatic sources
said Wednesday. -
freshing aa a main dish salad
for a summer day,
..Oac you've discovered the
""goodness of the combination
Of canned salmon and canned
grapefruit,' you'll be using it
in salads, and other ways.
-1 envelope unflavored - -
.. , gelatine
', . I cup tomato luice
f H yolks
',fW teaspoon salt '
Vl teaspoon prepared .'mua-
Hard v
'"U, teaspoon paprika
! ;.'" 2 tablespoon mild vinegar
" 2 cups flaked salmon
; "-y 1- No. 2 can grapefruit sec
r. tlons, drained and diced
T Soften, gelatine in tomato
. Juice In top of double boiler.
.. Place over boUlng. water and
, stir.untU gelatine ia dissolved.
, Combine egg yolks, aalt, mus
tard and paprika and beat
I slightly. Add small amount of
the tomato juice to egg yolk
mixture and return to double
boiler. ).;-:-t-:. ,,
, Cook over hot, not boiling,
; water, stirring constantly un
til' mixture Is very slightly
- thickened. Remove from heat;
cool. Stir In- v 1 n e g ar and
flaked salmon. Fold in grape
fruit. Turn into 3Vix7Vi inch
for mlmllar llzel tnaf nan- i-hlll
until firm.! Unmold aod gam
' lah with' salad greens-and
, fresh or canned grapefruit
more than I Mi million square
mllea; baa population of well
over ,215V4 million, at last
count.. Principal population,
48,8 per cent, is centered in
Great Russia with the popula
tion' of the Ukraine approxi
mating 18.8 per cent of the
remaining total. Principal
cities are Moscow, Leningrad,
Kiev, ' Oorki, Kharkov, and
everyone knows who Is pre
mier of USSR. Fifty-five per
cent of the population re
mains rural. No information
we could get reveals any agri
cultural abundance. ' -
Russian sources at United
Nations reveal that Kavkaski
Shasllk (broiled lamb on
snewcrej is a lavonie aisn,
easily adapted to American
cookery. Eight servings.
4 cup salad oil
' 1 clove garlic, finely
; chopped
. 1 onion, finely chopped
3 tablespoons lemon juice
1 teaspoon salt
, 3 to 4 pound lamb, cut in
1 li-lnch cubes
2 firm tomatoes
2 medium onions, cut in
chunks
. . Combine oil and seasonings
and rub well into the meat.
Cover and let stand four to
five hour to marinate. Drain.
When ready to cook, string
c n u n k s of meat on metal
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MCW STATURE John Llndqulst, 30, who Is four feet tall,
may not look big to customers at the service station where
he works In Erie, Kan., but he take on new suture to law
violators in the Justice of the Peace court. Llndqulst prob
ably qualifies as the shortest justice of the peace in the
United States. (UPI)
skewers alternating with
pieces of fresh tomato and
chunks of onion. Broil until
brown, turning occasionally
so that all sides are browned
evenly.
Avocado Dressing
i Combine equal parts of
mashed avocado with French
dressing for a delicious salad
topping. Add crumbled cooked
bacon or -chopped anchovies
if you want to experiment
with flavor variations.
Ousted Defense Minister Now Trying To Make Comeback
. . , .... aa , i, i ., ,a fei
Br WERNER ZWICK
United Presa International
Munich, Germany - (UPI) -Frani-Josef
Strauss, the bull
necked Bavarian ousted as
West German defense minis
ter ' last fall, has laid the
groundwork for a major po
litical comeback, recent de
velopments in Bavaria indi
cated. Strauss' career appe a r e d
over when the Free Demo
crats Insisted on his resigna
tion as the price for restoring
their coalition in Chancellor
Kohrad Adenauer's govern
ment last November.
The Free Democrats were
outraged at Strauss' part in
the security crackdown on
the news magazine Der Spie
gel. They said it was Strauss'
personal revenge for the mag
azine's often highly critical
articles about him.
Strauss resigned, reluctant
ly. But the "Bavarian Sieg
fried," as he was dubbed by
some western colleagues, has
not taken his defeat sitting
down.
Son of Butcher
The son of a poor butcher
who rose from a lieutenant
In Adolf Hitler's army to chief
of the 380,000-man West Ger
man armed forces he helped
to mould, has proved a master
of political strategy.
ripite predictions that his
forced exodus from the de
fense ministry would bar for
ever his return to the cabinet,
Strauss prepared his come
back little by little, counting
on his undiminished home
state popularity in Bavaria to
help.
Strauss knew his Bavarians.
Immediately after his resig
nation, they gave the Chris
tian Social party (CSU), the
Bavarian branch of Ade
nauer's Christian Democrats
of which Strauss was still the
chairman, an absolute major
ity in the state parliament tor
the first time.
Strauss, like most political
observers, interpreted the vic
tory as a personal endorse
ment. He went on an extended
grass roots tour of CSU pre
cincts throughout the state.
The effort bore fruit when
he recently was reelected par
ty chairman by .988 of 684
votes cast at the CSU assem
bly. The support for Strauss
was so overwhelming, that a
few half t hearted attacks
against him at the Munich
meeting were shouted down
by the delegates.
. They gave him a. roaring
ovation when the , election
returns ..were . announced.
Strauss smiled and held his
eyes steadily on a small pen
nant' beafing the "Bavarian and
West German colors, the like
-of which used to- decorate his
limousine in Bonn.
- One of his critics at the
meeting compared Strauss to
a bulldozer - out of place in
Adenauer's political --rose
garden.
Took Other Steps
. Strauss, meanwhile, took
other steps to keep his foot
hold in Bonn, assuming the
position of CSU chairman in
the federal parliament. --
And Erich Mende, head of
the Free Democratic party
that, triggered Strauss' ouster,
remarked a few weeks go
that be can imagine the form,
er defense chief may one day
return to the cabinet - "pro
vided;' he changes' as Saul
into St Paul" . " ' ;
- Franz' Barsig, spokesman
for the opposition Socialists,
added to the speculation whea
he said his party has proof
there is a move to get Strauss
back into the government.
- Barsig said he does not-believe
Strauss will return by
the time-Economics Minister
Ludwig Erhard replaces Ade
nauer as Chancellor this fall,
but this comeback as a minis
ter seems to be planned. ., ,
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