Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 September 1941 — Page 15

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|. Salads to be used with frozen

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‘Add a Piquant Touch to Salads With Variations of: the Dressing

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If the salad is “something special” way too. : make a

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salad seem “special” is by

'a piquant dressing—sometimes a little out of the ordinar, Here are some variations on the standard mayonnaise.

ROQ RT DRESSING—Beat

real uefort if you can find it nowadays) together. lemon juice and 1; teaspoon chopped pimiento. HORSERADISH DRES SING— Peat 2% cup sour cream with 2% » mayonnaise. Add % cup prepared horseradish and 2 teaspoons ‘finely chopped parsley. A ‘ CELERY MAYONNAISE—Chop together a large stalk of celery and 3; green pepper and add pint mayonnaise.

to ‘CURRY DRESSING—Dissolve ,1 feaspoon curry powder in. 1 tablespoon vinegar. Stir in 1, pint mayonnaise. If wishedf a small green pepper, chopped,’ % onion chopped, one hard cooked chopped

Add

ANCHOVY MAYONNAI to %

8 tablespoons anchovy pas int mayonnaise. IVE MAYONNAISE—Add ® tablespoons chopped olives ahd 2 tablespoons chopped bread and butter pickles to 12 pint mayonnaise, CHUTNEY DRESSING—Add 3 teaspoons finely chopped chutiey fo 1. pint mayonnaise. SWEET FRUIT DRESSING — fdd 3 teaspoons powdered sugar, Bz cup whipped cream and 2 teagpoons lemon juice to '2 cup may@nnaise. | Beat until fluffy. { .CREAM CHEESE MAYONNAISE «Mash one package of cream add % tablespoons chopped bread and putter pickles and 1 teaspoon ghopped parsley. FROZEN CREAM MAYONNAISE «With 12 pint. jar of mayonnaise mix 2 tablespoons lemon juice. Fold 1 cup whipped cream, sweetened

into mayonnaise. Pour into a mold, an hour before serving.

@iressings should be thoroughly Chilled and the dressing added just before serving. The salad may be moistened with a little mayonnaise Ppefore the chilled dressing is used.

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« FOR MORE AND FLUFFIER beaten egg white, whip at room temperature and add a bit of salt before beating. A finer texture is obtained | with a rotary beater, and it is quicker and easier on the gook, but beating with a whip gives ‘a little more volume. Be careful when separating the whites

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or a bit of fat on the beater will prevent them- stiffening. Sos 7 IT’S WISE to look with suspicion on a bulged can of foodstuffs. Bulging may be outward evidence that the contents are not in good condition. » ” ”

” IN AN ATTRACTIVE dining room the walls are soft gray, the woodwork is painted eggshell and the floor is carpeted in a deep turoise. Turquoise draperies — to match” the seats of mahogany Sheraton = chairs—are used over champagne-colored voile glass curtains. }

2 4 The Question Box Q—How may bruised spots of furniture be erased? .A—By wetting slightly and covering with a damp blotter or piece of felt. Then place the rounded end of a thimble on the blotter, directly over the dent, and press it into the cavity with a hot flatiron. Hold until the wood is well heated and steam causes the wood cells of the dent to swell to their original positions. Afterwards polish well with powder and oil. Q—What is the strongest opening bid in contract bridge? A—The opening .two-bid in a suit. It is forcing to game and should not be made without five or more honor tricks, except for occasional freak hands containing unusually long suits when 4% honor tricks are sufficient. The trump suit should be very strong and headed by at least A-K, K-Q-J, or better. : Q—Is it advisable to prepare orange juice the night before it is to be used? A—Although orange juice may lose some freshness of flavor, it will not lose appreciable amounts of vitamin C if stored in a refrigerator.

Q—What is the average rate of gain in weight for a new baby?

A—Most babies gain five to eight ounces a week for six months, when the weight is about sixteen pounds. The gain after that is slower, a pound or more a month for the next half year. This is for the average baby and a child may gain more or less: and still be perfectly normal. A baby should be weighed each week at the same time of the day on the same scales at home, in the doctor's office, or at a clinic. Weight is the best means of telling whether or not your baby is growing as he

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By MARGUERITE YOUNG Times Special Writer NEW YORK, Sept. ‘2.—Street shoes are getting closer to earth. Party slippers are gayer, and some are very frivolous, Between these two basic types, manufacturers and

designers are drawing a clearer line. Otherwise, they're emphasizing va-

riety of pattern less,’ style and wear-|

ability more.

That’s news, and there's an

in teresting idea behind it. :

Dan Palter, a carriage-trade de-|}

signer who knows .shoes fr years back,, when he started business as a boy sweeping out the workrooms, explained the matter forthrightly. “Women went brutally chi-chi during the last war,” said Palter. “They competed for the attention of the gentlemen who remained at home, and they were all flash and frou-frou. Do you remember the sequihs and slither of 1917? “This time, women are dressing for work and for themselves. They have a care for details and for com-

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Which doesn’t mean your shoes won't flatter you this fall. On the contrary, a shoe that’s correctly designed and looks easy, too, can make your foot seem smaller and more graceful than one which is all stiff stilt. And this year’s shoes display at times the most individual feminine ornaments that ever took a woman's fancy. oh “Gayety, - by all means!” exclaimed Palter. He leaned against a rack holding : several tailored shoes with broad, round toes and soles, and with tops as soft as kitten’s fur,’ Those shoes were simple but not severe—they were winecolored, smooth. “Nowadays smart women want to look gay at certain hours, especially after dark. We figure this way: more women are working full time.. Madam, also, is busy enough to own a pair of shoes to live in all day long. : “She’ll go home to relax a little before dinner, then she’ll step into something: utterly different and dashing. Similarly, business and professional women can lise a pick-me-up. Hence were making a whole cocktail of colored shoes.” Palter got some guidance in all this from his own wife. : “She’s spending the days, now, learning to take apart motor valves and pistons,” he remarked. “Does she want a flat heel—or does she?” Another thing—this designer is making far fewer open-toes this fall, and he’s not the only one. At this time in the last few years, Palter was designing shoes 50-50, or half of them, with open toes. Now, 75 per cent of both his daytime and his evening models are closed. The question is: Who wants a toeless shoe in winter and maybe no stocking, either? It is true that youll see new open-toed shoes on the foot and in the shops: one of the swankiest and finest is a sculptured step-in with a lovely scroll at

FOOD

By Mrs. Gaynor Maddox

SCHOOL BELLS will soon be ringing, but there’s still time for a few more picnics to make youngsters feel the summer has been full qf good times. The following recipes

have been tested for picnic usefulness and pleasure.

MEAT LOAF ROAST ® (Serves 6) Four tablespoons quick-cooking tapioca, 3% teaspoon salt, dash of cayenne, dash of black pepper, 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce, 1 teaspoon minced onion, 1 tablespoon minced parsley, 2% cups ground cooked meat (veal, pork, ham, etc.), % cup fomato juice or meat broth, 1, cup hot water and 2 tablespoons butter. i Combine tapioca, seasonings, onion, parsley, meat and tomato juice. Shape into loaf in roaster or turn into loaf pan. Bake in hot oven (450 degrees F.) 30 minutes, basting frequently with mixture of water and butter. Serve hot or cold.

ONE-EGG CAKE

Two cups sifted cake flour, 2 teaspoons baking powder, % teaspoon salt, 4 tablespoons butter or other shortening, 1 cup sugar, 1 egg unbeaten, 3% cup milk, 1 teaspoon vanilla. : Sift flour once, measure, add baking powder and salt, and sift together three times. Cream butter thoroughly, add sugar gradually, and cream together well. Add egg and beat very -thoroughly. Add flour, alternately with milk, a small amount at a time, beating after each addition until smooth. Add vanilla. Bake in greased pan, 8x8x2 inches, in moderate oven (350 degrees F.) 50 minutes. : Several readers have asked to have this delicious, easy to make frosting repeated. *™®o here it is.

CHOCOLATE WONDER FROSTING

Three ounces (1 package) cream cheese, 2 to. 3 tablespoons milk, 2 cups sifted confectioners’ sugar, 2 squares unsweetened chocolate elted, dash of salt. Soften cream ‘cheese with milk. Add sugar, 1 cup at a time, blending after each addition. Add chocolate and salt and beat until smooth. Make enough frosting to cover top and sides of 8x8x2-inch cake.

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BELOW: In the mood of elegance—something to atiract = woman's eye—is this dressy black suede pump. The tongue is fastened down by tiny, grosgrain buttons. 3

the topline. But it shows less toe than such shoes used to. And a style bureau that forecasts for the manufacturers also say: Fewer open toes. : Displays and ads echo this sort of thinking among the makers of shoes in many prices. You'll notice as many low as high heels in dressy and casual shoes.

Dress shoes have feminine, even dressmaker details. One pump of faille and light suede has a striking, reversed bow. In another, suede is crushed and draped like velvet at the vamp. Dinner shoes with round-the-ankle ties and the

EFT: More low heels are beshown these days, and here's

RIGHT: And more broad lasts!

This winey. red, soft shoe has a liftle-girl broad sole. Wear it

| BELOW: And heres the closed | toe shoe for tweeds and tailored

#.| outfits. It's ‘American calf of the { new “antique” hue, and ‘the heel

The. pick-me-up trend in new evening slippers of ever-gayer feeling is illustrated by gold kid sandal, above. That frilly, feminine rosette which almost covers the vamp has a huge ruby-red center. Rhinestones and rubies stud the back strap.

tightness of a - ballet -dancer’s are predicted. ; * The tweeds-and-tailored shoe’s heel is coming down a bit, too, even when it’s not flat. There's great variety in these heel shapes. Many of the models accent elasticized cloth quality. : Something else is changing shoes. The market and supplies -are changing. Designers who imported alligator, silver and gold kids and damasks have turned to good American leather—and they are liking it, especially America’s wonderful calf and its fine-grained leathers like pigskin,

5163

for our knitting: needles!

Avenue, New York.

its new, very new—the wide shoulder yoke which gives this frock an appearapce which is typical of fall 1941—and no other fashion period. Pattern No. 8017 is available in sizes 12 to 20 and 40. Size 14, with three-quarter sleeves, requires 4% yards 36-inch material. For this attractive pattern, send 15¢ in coin, your name, address, pattern number and size to The Indianapolis. Times, Today's Pattern Service, 106 Seventh Avenue,

| New York, N. Y.

Looking for college wardrobe suggestions? Send for ‘the fall Fashion Book, just off the press.

accessories are featured. ; Pattern 15c, Pattern’ Book 15c. One. Pattern .and Pattern Book ordered together 25c,

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By MRS. ANNE C There’s an especial thrill in making tiny, soft woolen bboties and doll-size bonnets and sacques for a baby! And when the tiny garments are as.lovely as these inthe illustration, we can’t resist reaching

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College frogks, shirts, skirts and

is lower than this type used to be.

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Instead of the famous bootmaker’s tan, which came from England, the carriage trade will wear an American leather called antique. . It is calf, finished with black polish and shined to a subtle sheen. This is shown in moderate-priced shoes also, and it is worn with green and rust costumes. For that matter, a good number of green and wine shoes are being made. It looks as if the genuinely elegant, airy foot is coming into its own. And, you know, a foot can be graceful regardless of its measurements. In fact, any foot looks smarter when it’s comfortably shod.

Your Health

By JANE STAFFORD Science Service Writer FIRST THING TO DO for a badly sprained ankle is to get the weight off it. The person who has sprained his ankle should lie down with his foot and leg raised on

‘| pillows, folded coats or whatever

substitute is at hand. Next call a doctor. While awaiting his visit put compresses wrung

#5 eut of cold water on the ankle or {put bags filled with ice around it.

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Little sacque has a yoke, lacy body, delicate edging of pink (or blue). Booties and cap are in the same lacy pattern. The carriage blanket is done in the same lacy design with solid, plain knit border, but it is made in’a slightly heavier yarn: 3 If you've a baby present to make, this sét—or any one piece of it —will be a joy to make and a delight to the mother of the new baby. For knitting instructions for Cap, Saque, Booties and Carriage Spread (Pattern No. 5163), illustrations of stitches used, amounts of yarn specified for each, send 10 cents in coin, your name, address and the pattern number to Anne Cabot, The Indianapolis Times, 106 Seventh

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The cold compress or ice bag and rest treatment with the foot raised are good for any sprained ankle, but unless the sprain is very minor, a physician should be called to direct the rest of the treatment. He will probably take one or more X-ray pictures to find out whether the ankle is sprained or whether a bone has been broken. The pain

case as the other. : If he is sure the ankle is only sprained, he will probably bandage it with adhesive straps to give the foot complete rest. Some doctors put a plaster cast on for a few days, even in cases -of sprains.

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AFTER ONE TO TWO WEEKS when the inflammation has subsided and healing has begun, the doctor may advise wearing ah elastic anklet and taking contrast

anklet is removed and the foot is put for one minute each in hot and cold water ‘alternately for a total period of 10 minutes. If you are alone and cannot get help when you get a badly sprained ankle, there is a special way of bandaging it before you attempt to walk. Use a necktie or any piece of strong cloth that you can fold into the shape of a tie. Leave your shoe on. If it is a high boot, unlace it. Put the middle of the bandage under the shoe just in front of the heel, carry the ends up and back, cross them above the heel and bring forward and cross over the instep. Then hitch the ends under the bandage on each side, where it comes up from under the arch. Pull the ends up tight and tie across the instep.

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| JANE JORDAN

DEAR JANE JORDAN—What

qualifications of Bernie and Paul.

him as a person but simply wants

steer clear of her.

so far as it is possible.

toward them. If you do triumph

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ends. I only have dates with him going out on week-ends. Now he has decided he has

other boys and forget about him Answer—Your mistakeslies in

his ability to keep you interested mother. Instead you wore your

Put your problems in a letter Pinking Edges Smart

Pinked edgings are taking the spotlight as a smart finish for trimming. new fall draperies, table] covers and chair seats. Even if

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to other girls, she defeats her®own purpose. recognize the real motive back of a girl's thirst for conquest and

to retain their friendship. After all y¢ feelings toward these girls. You don’t like their methods and would like to spoil their little game, the superior position you can’t expect them to like it, can you?

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do two girls, aged 17, do when

their former steadies seem to be finding other interests? The other interests appear in the form of our best girl friends who eye us with a “we always get our man” look. One of the girls has a car and invariably asks the boys to go out. We've tried liking other boys but they don’t measure up to the

The question is how do we get-

back our boy friends and still remain friends with the girls.

DOUBTFUL.

Answer—My guess is that it is more important to you to defeat the girls than to win the boys. No girl likes to be outdone by the competition and sets a higher value on her boy friend when other girls go after him.. However, if she has no real interest in

him to demonstrate her prowess Boys instinctively

I have no doubt that you girls liked these boys before the other girls spread. their nets. Your best bet is to show your friendly feeling in a simple, natural manner and ignore the competition in Don’t confine your interest to these boys alone but keep your circle of friends as broad. as possible. Remember that boys react much the same as you do and their interest in a girl is sharpened when other boys want her, too. I do not know how you can win the boys away girls except by being better friends

from the other ith a more sincere attitude < ine others you can’t expect u are bound to have hostile

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f you are succesful in winning

DEAR JANE JORDAN—I am a girl of 18 and have been going with a boy of 23 for five months. mother is the only parent he has and she keeps him away on week-

I love him very much, His during the week but I also enjoy

been seeing me too much and

doesn’t come over at all, ‘I sit at home wishing that I could see him and seldom go out with anyone else.

Must I go out with or wait for him to come back? ‘WORRIED. the fact that you took the boy

too seriously and frightened him away. You should have gone out ‘ with others on all those lonely week ends and let him worry, about

while he devoted himself to his heart on your sleeve and he is

no longer interested in such an easy conquest. It is not too late for you to start over and learn something from your experience. By all means go out with other boys. You have no reason to believe that waiting will bring him back.

JANE JORDAN.

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A Thing of Beauty—The Bridal Bouquet

Desigried by us, and made up with fresh cut flowers of unusual

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