Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 September 1942 — Page 19
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Correct Use of the Refrigerator
Will Make It Last for the Duration
MOST OF THE MECHANICAL household equipment ‘in use will ‘have to last through the war since factories are now producing defense
materials rather than refrigerators and stoves. Used correctly and
‘kept in good condition, these housewives’ aids will last beyond ‘the,
‘duration. -
Here are some suggestions for bringing a refrigerator to a ripe old
age. Place it out of the sun and not too near a range, on level and solid footing. Allow two and a half inches leeway at the back and from 10 to 12 inches above for good circulation of air. Don't open the door oftener than necessary and close it promptly.
Cool foods to room temperature before placing them in the refrig-| | Spilled foods should be|i
erator. wiped up Immediately because acids may affect the glaze of the re{rigerator lining. Slnoe grease will damage the
rubber gasket on the door, wipe. foods or grease off quickly. Avoid |: grasping the gasket in opening the| door.
- IN MECHANICAL refrigerators, the sold control should be set to maintain ‘a temperature of about 40 degrees. The control ‘should be ‘returned to. normal position promptly after quick freezing and ice cubes should be frozen only as needed. Defrosting should be done weekly or. before ice on the unit is onefourth inch thick. During defrosting, the refrigerator should be
' washed thoroughly—with a solu-
tion of ane teaspoon of baking soda in one quart of warm water for the interior; warm suds for the outside. If the family leaves for a short trip, the temperature control should be turned to the warmest position. This will keep foods fresh if the door is not opened. For longer absences, the refrigerator should be defrosted, the ice, trays emptied, the box cleaned thoroughly and the door left open. . . . And don’t forget to turn off the electricity or gas.
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Good Meals for
Good Morale
BREAKFAST — Cantaloupe, oatmeal, enriched toast, coffee, milk. LUNCHEON—Chicken (or tuna) salad roll, lettuce, tomato.-and watercress garnish, cup custard, tea, milk. ~ DINNER—Grapefruit juice, fried fish with tartar sauce, parsley potatoes, creamed spinach, cultivated blueberry pie, coffee, milk. w » » 8 Today's Recipe BLUEBERRY PIE One package lemon flavored gelatin, 1 cup boiling water, 2 eggs, 14 cup cold water, 1; cup sugar, 2 pint heavy. cream, whipped, 1 box cultivated blueberries, 1 baked pie 4+8hell. Dissolve gelatin in boiling water. Beal egg yolks in top of double boiler; add sugar and cold water. Stir over hot water until thick. Add dissolved gelatin. Fold in stiffly beaten egg whites. Cool until mixture begins to thicken. Then fold in whipped cream and the washed and drained blueberries. Pour into pastry shell. Chill and serve. ; 8 nn The Question Box Q—Please give me a recipe for barbecuing pork ribs. A—Place 3 to 4 pounds of spareribs, cut in pieces, in a shallow roasting pan, meaty sides up. Roast in a hot oven (450 degrees F.) for 30 minutes. Combine 14 Worcestershire sauce, 1 teaspoon chili powder, 1 teaspoon salt, % teaspoon tabasco sauce, 2 cups of water, and bring to a boil. Then pour the mixture over the ribs. Continue baking in a moderate oven for 1 hour, or until tender. Baste the ribs with the sauce every 15 0 20 minutes. Fifteen minutes be‘ore the ribs are dome, sprinkle vith 1 teaspoon of celery seed.
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Teachers Have
President
Mrs. Sherwood
War Relief Unit Will Sponsor Fashion Show
“Fashions for Freedom” is the title of the fall fashion show to be sponsored by the Indianapolis chapter of Bundles for America Sept. 15 at the William H, Block Co. Mrs. R. Hartley Sherwood is president of Bundles for America. The project is to raise funds for the many types of service being given by the organization to men in all branches of the service and their families.r Members knit all types of garments for service men
navy. They also make layettes for wives of service men and reclaim garments to be used in relief work. The show. will be presented at 8:30 p. m. on Block’s second floor. Ten models from some of the leading New York dress designing firms will come to Indianapolis for the performance. will represent Brewster hats. Milgrim, Carmel, Ben Reig, Davidow, Rentner and Zuchermann & Krauss also will send their models.
List Ticket Sellers
All proceeds from. the ticket sale for the show will go to Bundles for America and may be obtained from members of the ticket committee including Mesdames Horace Nordyke, Clem W. Price, Kurt Pantzer, ‘W. J. Shafer, Irvin Cummings, Robert Rhoads Jr., George Enos, Harry Glossbrenner, Charles Rockwood and Herman Wolfl.' Others are Mesdames Jackson Landers, Robert Rhoads Sr., Herman Kothe, John B. Stokely, W. I.
Taggart, Howard Lacey Jr., Charles Sommers, Lyman Pearson and Miss Jane Johnston. Tickets also will be on sale at the information desk of the store and can be obtained from any salesperson.
Garden Club to Meet
The Brookside Garden club will meet at 11 a. m. tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Alva Robinson, 1417 N. LaSalle st, for a covered disn luncheon. The guest speaker will be Dr. Rebecca Parrish.
Spot Remover For emergency cleaning of white shoes, rub the soiled spots lightly with French chalk wrapped in a cheesecloth bag.
MILNOT Cuts This Pudding Cost in Half]
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Save money with Milnot! In coffee, for cooking, for whipped frostings; where you now use milk, cream, whipping cream, or a canned milk start using this product. It costs less. Has whipping quality. Stays fresh longer! Is free from “canned” taste, Isrich in es. sential vitamins A and D, also contains vitamins Bs and G.
Milnot is a compound of evaporated
YOUR MONEY BACK! If ast sotivfed, _velurn embty combasmer. with veasons, to - Carolens Products Co, Litchfisld, Ill, ond
delinquency, together with a gen-
|those adults closest to him—his -| parents and his teachers. War has
under orders from the army and
Four Powers’ models|
Longsworth, C. O. McCormick, E. B.
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| pattern number and size to The Indianapolis Times Pattern Service,
Health—
A War Job To Perform
By JANE STAFFORD Science Service Writer MANY PATRIOTIC school teachers ‘are becoming restless and dissatisfied with their jobs, and looking for more “constructive” ' war work. many national leaders, those who are doing a good job of teaching youth are as important to the nation as are the soldiers fighting in the front lines.” In Great Britain hig Jesson was learned the hard way. Only after an alarming increase in juvenile
eral decline in adolescent morale, did leaders realize the hann done by weakening their educational and recreational institutions. The morale of a school-age child depends almost entirely on the example set for him every day by
a particularly. destructive effect on the teen-age child, but there are many ways in which a sane, wellbalanced teacher can counteract this. ‘ : The idealistic adolescent is patriotic by nature. have patriotism forced on him. In particular, he is keenly sensitive to the hypocrisy of sueh statements as, “It is your patriotic duty to study hard,” or “Mow the lawn” or whatever else we ‘happen to want done. o » o HE WANTS a real explanation of war—what caused it, what part he can take in it, what hope there is in working toward the abolishment of future wars. Otherwise he will naturally conclude that mass killing and cynical disregard of human suffering is the natural way of life. A confused, defeatist teacher can do irreparable damage to the groping, hopeful adolescent. An attitude of “We'll always have war, so long as as we have human nature” can destroy a child’s faith in life, He wants to hear what is being done to rebuild a better society, in which war will be unnecessary because everybody has his human share of the world’s goods. He wants to hear about. the magnificent dream of the future which has enabled the ordinary people of China and Russia, for instance, to fight almost single-handed against overwhelming odds.
idealism. of the adolescent. Let's protect and foster it with care, as our best hope for the future. A school teacher is in a unique position to do this,
A New Apron
It is trim as a pin, ue. enough *
wear! Here is an apron to rely on through canning and harvest season when kitchen work is at its peak! You slip it on over your head, tie it at the waist and it's in place to stay. Two patch pockets make it extra useful. Pattern No. 8254 is in sizes 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46 and 48. Size 36
yards braid trim. 16c in coin, your name, address,
214 W. Maryland st.’ Send for our fall fashion hook to guide you in your home sewing. It has styles for the children, Juniors and adults—all sizes from 1 to 52. 16c per copy or it may be oe with a 16¢c pattern for 26 cen
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1982 SPARTON COMBINATION Automatic RadioPhiojsash.
Hinged grille front tilts forward for easy placement of records, ermitt ng permanent table top. onderful natural tone. Automatically plays and changes 12 ten-inch or 10 twelve-inch rec-
BLOCRK’S—Radio Dept.,
SPECIAL With Your Old Radio ;
® 7 Tubes (equals 10-tube opera tion . with dual. tubes) ® 10-Inch Speaker @3-Band AlU-Wave @® Visual Wave Band Switch 93-Gang Tuning Condenser’ OF. M. and: Television 'Saund Circuit Connections @ Permanent
Fifth Floor. Also Branch Stores.
mp RANGE
: / Complete With Light, Timer and Condiment Set
i Divided top for easy handling of
k cooking utensils. ange designed for convenience and °
Big, roomy
) long service. Has all the most wantted features of a thoroughly up-to- : date quality range.
Delivered and Connected Above the ‘Floor in ‘Marion County
OTHER ODIN GAS RANGES AT 59.95, 74.95, 79.95. ,
Block’s Convenient Terms: Available
BLOCK’S—Dependable Appliances, Fifth Floor. Also at 424 N, Ill. St, 11th and Meridian Sts. Branch Stores Open Eves,
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| Special Offering! |
HIRSCHMAN
INNERSPRING MATTRESS
“SPRING REST” Full Size Only
Unusual floral pattern with fise de-
tail, in clear subtle colors on very new, very old shapes, like something
out of grandmother’s: china closet. : Quaint, chintzy and: charming.
93 pe. set includes: 12 soups 12 dinner plates 2 platters 12 salad plates
12 bread and ' butters
12 fruits
12 cups and saucers -
1 covered. dish
1 gravy boat sugar and creamer
: Service for 8, special.....qq...:
1 open: vegelable dish
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Our Forefathers’ Favorite, Styled for 1902
soLID 0AK
DINETTE SET
39.50
Finished in today's most popular styles, limed oak or suntan heat-resisting lacquer, this ‘is a nandsome 5-pc. set. The extension table, 32x44-in. opens to 56 im, Continuous post construction makes the chairs extra sturdy, and bright red op blue upholstered seats add a lively color note. Note the smooth finish, the quality
Workmanship,
SPECIAL PURCHASE AND SALE!
While Limited Quantity Lasts
Other Solid Oak Sets, 34.95 and 49.50
BLOCK’S—Kitchen Furniture, Fifth Floof a aR
Min rors List Price, 89.50
NYAD Electric DISHWASHER
Less Than
takes 2% yards 35-inch material, 7 : For this attractive pattern, send] -
If your hobby is home handiwork, : | eres an unusual idea. Doar stops of
17.98
209-Coil spring unit covered with heavy woven stripe damask in tan and ‘green. 35% Sisal padding, 65% felted cotton in layers. Rustproof ventilators and hand holds for easy turning. Come early!
$4.00 DOWN DELIVERS. BLOCK’S—Sleep Shop, Fifth Fieor.
ELDREDGE ELECTRIC SEWING MACHINES
With FORWARD and REVERSE Switch
Console Complete With Attachments
Modern, streamlined reversible sewing head! - Air-cooled motor, built-in light, knee. control, improved switch regulator, hinged presser foot. Many other features.
Other Models. 44.95 to 139.95 Liberal Trade-In Allowance, Terms
‘““REVERSEW’'
BLOCK’S Dependable Appliances, Fifth Floor Also Branch Stores.
» List Price
39.75
Your most tedious task eliminated! Your finest glassware, china, silver safely is
washed shining élean in 5 minutes.
hardened egg from between fork tines . ,. but safely!
family's dishes at one time,
PORTABLE . . ‘operates on a sink drainboard and can be left there or set aside. ECONOMICAL . . . a dime’s worth of ol current ‘operates it for a month.
Cuts soap powder, towel and water-' expense.
heat
Even cleans milk bottles and takes th
Does all of an averagy
SELF-CLEANING — When dishes clean, it's clean, too!
THOROUGH—Public health auth
* ties say-it does tha job better than ti
average housewife.
-OUR CONVENIENT PAYMENT PLAN IS AVAILABLE
Also Block's
“Rest While You Iron
THOR
“Glad to iron” is any women who owns one of these great labor savers. Easy to operate, it irons shirts, wearing apparel, bed linen, table cloths and children's clothes.
Limited Stock Left, Better Hurry
BLOCK’S ‘Dependable ‘Appliances,
_ Fifth Floor.
: Also Branch Stores. -'424 N. Illinois, -11th. and Meridian
BLOCK’S—¥itth |
Branch Stares-~424 North Alinois and 11th and Metin, if
With 1
“GLAD RON’
De Luxe Model “49. 95
ENTERPRISE HEATERS
59.50 Big, powerful, extra heavy circulating heaters with extra heavy slotted type fire bowl, hot
blast tube, one-piece dome, deep ash pit,
heavy duplex grates, 2-tone enamel cabinets. Delivered and installed in Marion County
complete with flor board, & in pipe, lbow Taso of asso. v {pont of the right size x ate i
Guarantend Rebullt
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