Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 August 1942 — Page 17

Page PDF (13.13 MB)

Back to issue view

. Homemaking—

b 1,

i Jos

1 cooked liver and crumble the bacon,

L they call it

. covered jar in the refrigerator to use as a sandwich spread. Makes|

A then French-toast them by dipping

H Hic

FR IDAY,

AUG. 7, 1942

Cooked

Fillings Ring in a Change

On the Sandwich Repertoire

CAN YOU MAKE A GOOD SANDWICH? One with flavor—a super

sandwich that doesn’t taste like anything you ever ate before? Or does

on wheat, tuna on rye.

You'll probably be making a lot of sandwiches during the remainder |-

, your repertoire sound like a drug store menu: Ham on rye, egg salad

of the summer, sandwiches for picnics, sandwiches for that husband on

the night shift, a dainty snack of a sandwich for yourself. Have you ever tried cooked fillings? They are easy to blend, easy to spread and ever so easy to eat. If you have one of those coppericlad stainless steel skillets or deuble

‘boilers, they are perfect for ‘cooked | -

Ss. If your family is the kind that says “NO” when it comes to liver, try this cooked filling. They'll prgbably change their minds and declare it ops:

VITAMIN SPREAD

1 cup chopped cooked beef liver - 3 strips bacon 1 cup finely grated raw carrot % cup boiled salad .dressing or mayonnaise 1; teaspoon salt dash of pepper ‘ Lay the bacon strips in a cold skillet. Grill slowly over a low heat until crisp. Pour off-all fat except one or two tablespoons, add the

Tet the mixture cook for a few minutes. Cool and add the finely gratdd raw carrot, salad dressing and salt and pepper. Makes two. cups filling—enough for about eight hearty sandwiches. Ever hear tell of rum tum tiddy? Or maybe it was called rinktumtiddy. Anyway it’s as American as a cowboy and just as frisky. And in at least one part of our country

7 RING TUM DITTY 2 T, butter or margarine 2 T. four \ 14 cup thin cream or evaporated milk % cup tomato catsup dash of salt and pepper 14 lb. yellow cheese 14 cup minced ;pimiento 1 t. prepared mustard 2 T. finely grated onion Melt the .butter. Add flour and stir to a smooth paste. Add.thin cream or undiluted evaporated milk gradually, stirring constantly until mixture thickens. Add catsup, grated onion, salt and pepper and

combine well. Cut the cheese into].

small pieces and add to the mixture with the pimiento. Stir until the cheese is melted. Blend a little of the hot cheese mixture with the mustard before combining with the rest of the spread. Remove from fire and store in a

two cups, enough for about eight hearty sandwiches. Serve ring tum ditty hot occasionally. a If you want an exciting surprise for your family or guests, just use -a cold cheese spread to make sandwiches on enriched white bread and

them in beaten egg and milk with a dash of salt and pepper. Saute in butter. They'll emerge light and

delicate as a souffle with crisp little|

edges. . "Here's a sandwich with a bit of flair that can be tucked next to some of the plain Janes. It has a * cooked mushroom filling: MUSHROOM FILLING 12 1b. mushrooms 14 1b. butter or margarine . 1 T. flour .- % cup cream or evaporated milk 1 t. salt 1s t. pepper % t. blended herbs (if desired) Wash the mushrooms and put through coarse blade of food chopper or chop finely with a knife. Saute in butter for five minutes. Sprinkle with flour and add the cream or evaporated milk and herbs. Stir until thick. Cool, and store in a covered jar in the reIrigerator.

ecruit Nurses Demands for feast enlistment

of nurses in the army and navy have necessitated the maintenance

apolis Red Cross headquarters, second floor, Chamber of Commerce building. :

services in’ the wartime emergency may be registered in_ either one of two reserve groups. Persons ranging in age from 21 to 40 may join the first reserve which makes them available for military duty. The second reserve is designed to serve in local disasters and includes married nurses, those over 40 and those physically unfit for military duty. A student reserve also has been organized for senior students in nursing Schools. Army pay for recruits has been raised $20 a month bringing the present total to $90 a month, plus maintenance, : Indiana has a monthly quota of 80 nurses for service with the armed forces and Indianapolis is counted as one of the 42 large nurse centers of population in the United States.

Your Next Suit

With fall just around the corner, the next outfit you will hasten to make yourself will be a suit dress. Here is just the design for it. Pattern 8161 1s designed for sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20; 40 and 42. Size 14, 5 or 39-

| We, the Women—

Defends Right Of Mothers To Hold Jobs

By RUTH MILLETT NOW THAT women are so badly needed in almost all kinds of work

the time being—that married women have a right to work. But whether or not married right to work and have babies is another matter. In Pennsyl-

women ‘have a

of a recruiting center at Indian-j

Nurses. who wish to offer their ’

vania the Bethlehem City

School board}:

dismissed a married’ ‘dental hygienist for the primary schools who was going to have a baby on the grounds that an - expectant moth= er was not “competent” to Ruth Millett ~~ ct as a school employee. The state public instruction superintendent reversed the decision of the school board .and the matter was finally taken to the county court. There the. judge ruled that pregnancy cannot be construed as incompetency and then gave a much needed lecture to ‘the effect that during a time such as this all married ‘women should be encouraged to have children.

sion. If women are needed as badly as we are told to fill the jobs be= ing vacated by men, then married women will have to go into the professions and into industry in increasing numbers. But they shouldn't be kicked out of their jobs when they become prégnant, if a physician says they are perfectly able to hold down those jobs. 2 # 2 Since the beginning of time women have gone right on doing housework during their pregnancies. And there aren’t many jobs in business, in the professions, or in industry that are harder than washing and ironing, scrubbing floors, cooking meals, washing dishes, and caring for small children. i Of course, in this particular case the school board probably never really believed: that a prospective mother isn’t physically competent to carry on a school job. What they probably had in mind was that it might be embarrassing to have a prospective mother around school children. But that is an old-fogey notion, all out of

it is pretty generally conceded—for|

That is a common sense deci-

3 Outstanding Buys in Our Furniture Sale

Sturdy High Chair

line with the practice of modern fT

educators who go to all kinds of |} trouble to provide first grade Susie |§

and Johnny with rabbits to care for and observe so that they can painlessly learn the facts of life.

DEAR JANE JORDAN—I am an only child. My father and mother have quarrelled since they were married. I love my parents and cannot be mean to them. My father told me that he cares only for me, and my mother is jealous of me. My home life was miserable. They insulted my friends, both boys and girls and tried to make me hate everyone. I was no. nervous and unhappy trying to make them quit fighting. My father told me that if I got a job he would disown me, but I did get a job and met a nice fellow whom I married. I have been married five years and have a lovely home. Whenever my husband was gone my father would try ogest me to come home. I have been happy in my own home and have many friends. I love people.

, wood,

Sturdy hardfinished in non-poison-ous Maple, Waxed Birch or ivory. Safety strap. Hard-to-tip legs.

Open Every Monday and Saturday Night Until 9 0°Clock

Beautiful Oak and Chrome

2 Breakfast Set

This gleaming white : / : : . 3695

binet meled c@ . has every ig Five jence aNF 1" in Pieces feature found 3 much higher price Heavy solid Oak table top, saddle seats and backs in natural or white finish, with attractive stencil decorations. Sturdy hairpin type, chrome-plated steel legs add strength ahd style to this smart new set. Table opens to 30x52 inches—closes to 30x42 inches. What a value—see it!

ris ld on Sears Also Sou Terms

and Carrying usual Deposit, Se 1

Also Sold on Sears Easy Terms.

Usual Deposit and & oT Carrying Charge. ‘cabinets. Ho Bl" hardwod, ction—ioints tised. tenon d glued.

constru are ee jointed EI rain-re-Heat ig Jlides io 40x33-inch a 9 surface. Lai - for easy 40 Inches Wide tract wer 98 Inches Deep 68 Inches High

décoration. =

re ee. mm. _-...

$1.59 Values! Unpainted

CHAIRS

98-

Each

Nursery Chair Value Modern Desk Chair

1] Practical! 1 Smart, durable | beige leather- | ette seat. HardHf wood frame. Toasted MahogHH any or Walnut { finish. ‘Honor d Bilt” quality.

Smoothly sanded Douglas Fir. Ready to paint, Extra heavy seat. Four big stretchers. Stocky legs . . . 1/4 inches thick. Ideal for any

Wlsafety strap. Natural varnish finish. Very low priced at Sears!

® J 4 3 \ “Mirro=-Glo” Felt Base

Here's a Real Value in

Floor

Covering

3 9 “a

room -in the house!

DINNERWAR

32-Piece Set For Only

Doe

Service for Six!

For a perfett company snack short sleeves, 3% yards

“ gpread this mushroom mixture on buttered slices of enriched white bread from which the crusts have been removed. Roll up each slice carefully and place side by side in 4.8 shallow baking pan. (You'll find ' "they stay rolled up nicely and in place.) Toast in oven or under

" "Mirro-Glo" gives you stunning, exclusive patterns—in: glorious colorings to enhance any decorative scheme. Standard weight « « +» count on it for real service. Waterproof, spotproof, stainproof, lustrous surface. Buy it in 6 or 9-f. widths, at this very -low

Now my husband is in the army mow Riera) dong Se 2% land the last thing he said was For this attractive pattern, send Toney ’ Je bere i Wien ome 16 cents in coin, your name, ad-|lome: Will, %y r dPess, pattern number and size to|nere three times a day trying to The Indianapolis Times Pattern|8ct me to come home. Service, 214 W. Maryland s My mother-in-law is a dear, and "Now you: can order a new|fashion|™Y father has insulted her, too. ; book for fall. This latest edition Must they -wreck my life? © How can broiler. - is just off the press. Sep it at I keep my home from being wrecked wr ~~ 3 a once for a pre-view of coming for the one who has made my life Miss Gardner Hostess |sies tor your autumn home sew-[s0_SWeet? How can I be happy Miss Ethel Gardner, 2601 N. New|ing 2 again? No .

Lovely "Springtime" pattern. Smartly fashioned in new streamlined shape, made of thin, thigh quality, ivory American porcelain

with dainty. pink, yellow and green floral sprays.

Jersey st. will be hostess Tuesday for members of Upsilon chapter,

Pattern 16 cents, pattern book 16 cents, one pattern and pattern book

‘Beta Beta Lambda sorority.

‘Modern Air-Conditianed ICE Refrigerators have NO

ordered together 26 cents.

J f=

equal in performance. Only the new ICE Refriger-

ators give you fontrolled

perature and washed air, together with greatest economy and dependability. :

moisture, correct low tem-

ICE AND FUEL CO.

Ee a .

» ” # Answer—Your problem is only an annoyance. It is nothing which you cannot control. You will have to be as firm with your parents as if they were the children and you the parent. 7 Simply point out that your first

duty lies with your husband and|}

the home" he expects you to keep in his absence. Let them know in no . uncertain terms that you are not coming home to live and expect them to manage their own troubles. A child who always has tried to make peace between warring parents often gets the erroneous idea that he is to blame for the trouble. The parents are continually telling the innocent child that they would

not live together except for his sake.|

The result of this is that the child feels guilty without knowing

| why. Even after he is grown and

married and able to exonerate himself intellectually, the same old

| miserable feeling returns whenever

the same or similar situations confront him. Except for this unnecessary and unfounded feeling of guilt, you

| would not be emotionally moved by

your father’s plea. Take your courage in hand and tell him that if

{he would pay more attention to

his wife and less to‘his daughter

{that his home life would improve. | You are bound to feel hostility|| toward these unwise and selfishi| | parents. Because the feeling shocks | you, you translate it into terms of}

price!

Save on. This Fully Aviomatic “Kenmore” DeLuxe Vacuum Cleaner

Underwriters’ approved : gi! Ny

1 | | “Challenge” Taste King COFFEE MAKER

69 # Pyrex Brand Glass Parts.

® Magic Seal—the new automatic seal, no squeeze, no push, no twist.

$1.95 : Value ® Ball-Bearing Motor ; =Needs No Oiling!

Teakettle 49

Solid copper, chrome plated. 2Quart size.

Purchases of $10 or. More Sold on Sears Easy Payment Plan

LENS: ALLY 0

® Wide, easy-to-clean mouth.

® Exfra wide funnel tube, easy to clean, faster filtration.

Also Deposit and Carrying Yamal

Terms. arge.

® Made so you can economize when making coffee.

Triple-action . . . beating, sweeping, suction! Automatically ad- ., Justs to rug thickness, linoleum or bare floors. Brush adjustable for bristl e wear. Powerful, air-cooled | motor needs no oiling! Convenient , dome light and 3-position handle.

NILA