•THE CAROLINA TIMES SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1871
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Securing of Crime Ins. Linked to Better Control
BILOXI, Mis. - Organized
crime must be destroyed and
unorpnized crime better con
trolled before the insurance
business can again provide
widespread protection against
crime losses, a spokesman for
the property and liability in
surance industry said her to
day.
"When crime becomes as
commonplace as it has in our
society, then the traditional
insurance principles will not
work," said Stuart D. Menist,
chairman of the Insurance In
formation Institute.
.Ir. Menist, executive vice
president of Firemen's Fund
American Insurance Com
panies. spoke at the annual
meeting of the Louisiana As
sociation of Insurance Agents.
Mr. Menist noted that Pro
fessor J. Douglas Johnson, co
ordinator of crime prevention
studies at Pace College, New
York, estimates total business
lo6s from crime is more than
English Muffin Bread
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Toast and tangy orange marmalade—a fine old British tra
dition. loved by all.
English Muffin Bread has an incomparable aroma and taste
that only fresh, home baked yeast breads offer. This recipe is a
batte- bread—your mixer can do all the work and there's no
kneading.
For that unusual shape, bake the loaves in one pound coffee
cans After baking, slice off what you need. As with English
Muffins, toasting brings out the best in this bread. The loaves
will keep their freshness for a week if sealed tightly in mois
ture vapor proof wrapping.
Bread provides essential nutrients to your family diet. Four
daily servings of breads or cereals are recommended. Enriched
flour in all your home baked goods contributes the B ' -
thiamine, niacin and ribof in—and the important m uon.
ENGLI MUFFIN BREAI)
thret 1 pound loaves
3 to 4 cups enriched flour 0 1 1/4 cups hot tap water
2 packages dry yeast 1/2 cup oil
1/4 cup sugar 2 eggs
2 teaspoons 1 ilt Corn Meal
Combine 1 1,2 cups flour, yeast, sugar and salt. Add hot tap
water lls to 120 >; mix until dry ingredients are moistened.
Beat until smooth, about 2 minutes on electric mixer or 300
strokes by hand. Blend in oil and eggs. Add flour to make a
stiff batter Beat until batter is smooth and elastic, about 1
minute with electric mixer or 150 strokes by hand. Cover and
let rise in warm place (80 to 85°) until light and bubbly, about
1 hour Stir down Divide into 3 well greased and corn meal
dusted 1 pound coffee cans. T Cover and let rise in warm place,
until doubled, about 30 minutes. Bake in preheated 375° oven 15
to 20 minutes, or until done. Let cool completely in coffee cans.
Invert and shake to remove loaves. To serve, slice and toast.
"Spoon flour into dry measuring cup; level. Do not scoop.
NOTE: If self rising flour is used, omit salt.
'Two 4 12x812 inch loaf pans or six «303 cans can also
be used
Iceberg Salad Captures Oriental Mood
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Chinese culture is epitomized by serenitp and the casual cool
ness of pale green jade This salad classic captures the Oriental
mood with a few simple ingredients and a minimum of effort,
yet it's guaranteed to rouse appetites "jaded" by heavy winter
fare In Jade Tree Iceberg Salad crisp western iceberg lettuce
serves as a base Its flavor is enhanced by subtle spices, and a
tantalizing texture contrast copies from the addition of toasted
sesame seeds, water chestnuts and strips of cooked chicken
JADE TREK ICEBERG SALAD
1 head western iceberg cup sugar
lettuce cup prated Parmesan
'/4 cup sesame seeds cheese
I'j cups all purpose oil 1 can (5 ounces) water
£1 cup tarragon vinegar chestnuts, di%ined, rinsed
! teaspoons salt and ,liced
I teaspoon dry mustard 1 "?? ounce *> boned
1/ - , j chicken OR 2 cups
>/ 2 teaspoon garlic powder tooke(J chickef)
Vi teaspoon pepper julienne strips
Core, rinse and thoroughly drain lettuce. Refrigerate in dis
posable plastic bag or plastic crisper. Toast sesame seeds in
ungreased pan over low heat, stirring frequently, until lightly
browned, cool. Combine oil, vinegar, seasonings and sugar in
jar with tight fitting lid; cover and shake until well blended
Add sesame seeds and cheese Shake again. Tear lettuce into
bowl and add dressing; toss lightly to coat well. Carnish with
water chestnuts and chicken
$lO billion • year, which will
double within the next 10
years.
"I am not the first to say
that insurance cannot operate
in a lawless and unstable
society; insurance, in classic
terms, is designed to provide
protection against the acciden
tal, the fortuitous, the infre
#
%uent incident of loss.
"It is unreasonable," Mr.
Menist asserted, "for govern
ment, for legislators, for edi
tors, and other critics to con
demn our business for its re
fusal to underwrite the stagger
ing losses resulting from crimi
nal activities in this country
today."
Hie insurance leader said
the answer is not for society to
be content to recompense the
victims of crime, but instead
for it to pay out money
"to destroy organized crime
to the point where crimes
against people and property
are reduced to a mimimum."
Noting that insurance
buyers who are left with gaps
in their coverage or lower
limits than they want point to
a "capacity problem," Mr.
Menist emphasized that there
is no lack of capacity among
property and casualty insur
ance companies, in the finan
cial sense, for normal market
demands.
While certain "super risks"
may strain the capability of
the industry in years to come
unless it is permitted a level
of earnings required for build
ing its capital and surplus base,
the speaker said "the world
wide insurance market has the
money resources - the capital
and surplus - to back the pre
miums generated by existing
market needs."
The problem, he said, is one
of making existing capacity
willingly available, and then
finding the means to make it
conveniently available to the
marketplace.
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group—Jean Terrell, Mary Wilson and Cindy
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