Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 February 1943 — Page 13
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SNOW FOR ST. VALENTINES
“or the release of vital war information. It’s Just a suggestion for a dessert
to serve come Sunday.
_ THE GASOLINE AND tire short--age has brought up many & new ‘problem. In order to get back and
forth from defense plants the work-
ers have very sensibly organized ‘driving clubs so that all those living in the same neighborhood can ride to work together, sharing their cars and gasoline as an emergency ‘measure. To my astonishment this simple and practical arrangement has brought a flood of letters from jealous wives, who do not like to have their husbands riding in the same : ear with working girls. If the men git in the front seat the situation is bearable, but if a husband sits beside a girl during the drive, it often causes serious family ructions. At first glance the problem seems too trivial to deserve mention but after reading the letters of the dis- ; ‘ turbed wives one is obliged to recog‘nize that the driving clubs ‘have ‘caused and are causing many a fam-
4ly crisis. One man remarks that:
he rather would make $10 a weel
than be obliged to cope with his
‘wife in her present frame of mind. I have on my desk several letters ‘from agonized wives who cannot eat or sleep or go about their duties in a normal manner because of their all-consuming fears. Most of them ‘claim that they have had happy ‘marriages until now but cannot adJust to the new situation. To them the most disturbing ‘thing of all is the comments of ‘other wives whose husbands do not ride with women and who claim they | \would. not stand for the sit“uation under any circumstances. * Such a narrow point of view is as frrational as it is distressing. Security in marriage is not achieved “by hiding the husband from all outside contacts with women. . Women work side by side with ‘men in all factories and offices day in and day out. The time spent in riding back and forth from work is only one hour out of eight or 10. ¥ The trouble is that it is an hour “which the wife knows about. What is even more significant, it is an ‘hour which other meddlesome wives know about. . Only a very insecure personality could be disturbed by so simple an loccurence. A marriage which has Joi “lasted over a number of years is ‘not going to crash because a man ‘rides to work with another woman. «The trouble, if there is any, lies in ,dissatisfactions - within the home and not in the external circumFor every woman who wrings her +hands there must be hundreds of ‘others who have remained serene «under thé same conditions. The . problem lies inside the jealous ‘woman. The most charitable view of such ‘useless jealousy is that it is a sort “of illness which requires heroic ‘effort on the part of the personality ‘who suffers from it. Probably the .best cure is for a woman to keep ‘as busy as possible doing something «as useful as possible, and to avoid 3 ‘neighbors and friends who suffer ‘from the same unpleasant affliction. : JANE JORDAN,
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Since the theme Gf the tay will be “sugar is. sweet and so are. you” the dessert becomes important—and a dessert that carries out the sSraditional red and white color scheme becomes doubly so.
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If you have a heart-shaped mold (quart size) or even a heart-shaped
and filling it with red strawberry sauce. You can even mold the dessert in an ordinary 8x8-inch square pan, of
be sure to cut the heart shape out in paper first. Lay the paper heart in ‘the exact’ center and use it as a pattern, marking carefully around it with a sharp knife. Insert the blade only about an inch or so. Scoop the center out carefully with a spoon and fill with the strawberry sauce. Fa
The Sauce QUICK - FROZEN strawberries come already sugared and so need only a little extra of your own sugar. t oturn them into a sauce. Adding a little melted red currant jelly to the crushed strawberries is a good trick—it improves the flavor and thickens the juice at the same time. The dessert itself, in spite of its fluffy texture, isn’t at all hard on the sugar .ration, which must be considered, even on St. Valentine’s day.
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® 8 = ST. VALENTINE'S. SNOW 1 envelope plain unflavored gelatin. 3 cup cold water. 1 cup apple sauce. 1 teaspoon lemon juice, 12 teaspoon vanilla. 2 drops almond essence. -2 egg whites. 1; teaspoon salt. .6 teaspoons powdered sugar, Chill apple sauce. Soak gelatin in cold water for five minutes then dissolve completely over hot water. Mix thoroughly into chilled apple sauce. Add lemon juice, vanilla and almond essence. Return to refrigerator. Add salt to egg whites, beat to a stiff foam then beat sugar in gradually, adding one tablespoon at a time. Beat until very thick. Fold carefully into chilled apple sauce, pour into a mold and chill until firm. Serves six. : : :
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course, and get the same effect, but |
cake pan, by all means use it for the occasion. When the “snow” is| i turned out on the serving dish, you | i can add a gay touch by scooping 2 a heart-shaped hollow in the center F
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Times Special Writer
“The Star-Spangled Banner” until a couple of years ago. That’s something, since, as everyone knows, Miss Monroe is practically the official “Star-Spangled
By Doctor
By JANE STAFFORD Science Service Weiter
“TWO NEW STEPS for protecting|
of to remember there was a time when she “la la-ed” instead of singing the like the rest of us palectures on industrial health and triotic citizens.
medicine given at the Yale school And like the ‘rest: of us; she
of medicine for Connecticut doctors. |1earned “The Star-Spangled Ban-
First of the new steps would be/Rer” in the schoolroom. She re-
| the establishment of demonstration |Calls that the first time she had
Miss Barbara Sperling (left) and Miss Margaret Murphy are members of the arrangements committee for a skating party which the Sodality of Sacred Heart Catholic church. will give Friday night at
Tasty Relish
AN ORANGE and cranberry relish serves as an attractive garnish as well as a flavorful appetite teaser for a roast fresh ham or festive bird. Use a quart of raw cranberries, two oranges, a cup of sugar and one of corn syrup. Chop cranberries’ and oranges (seeded) medium fine, add sugar and syrup and chill in refrigerator. Serve around roast in orange cups. » ” »
If you use wall-to-wall. carpet
By MRS. ANNE CABOT . The perfect gift for the new bride —guest or tea towels embroidered in gorgeous “love bird” designs.
in your rooms, so that turning the rug around periodically to distribute wear evenly is impractical, try rearranging your furnitue, especially the heavy pieces, instead. ” ” » In using a washing machine, proper timing is important. If the machine is allowed to run too long,
Colors used are hunter's green, grass green, orange, a dash of warm tangerine, maroon. + A tiny touch of yellow is used for the bills and feet: Each design is about 6 inches. Use
the set of transfers on a tea cloth, on luncheon place mats, on a dining table runner or on ecru or dark green cotton sofa pillows.
dirt from the water settles back into the clothes. Too short a washing does not clean enough. The following time periods are helpful to remember: For wools,"2 to 3 minutes; silks or synthetics, 3 to 5 minutes; lightly soiled cottons and linens, 5 to 10 minutes; .very soiled clothes, 10 to 15 minutes. If necessary, for very soiled clothes, repeat in a clean suds. Hh s 8 = Here’s a topping that will flatter even your most successful gingerbread: Soften a package of cream cheese and blend in three tablespoons shaved maple sugar candy. Cut hot gingerbread in squares and spread generously. with creamy topping.
Needle Club to Meet
' The Irvington Willing Workers’ Needle club will meet at the home of “Mrs. Ora M. Richwine, 221 N.
To obtain 7 transfers for “Love Bird Designs” (Pattern 5459), send 11 cents in coin, your name and address and the pattern number to ‘Anne Cabot, The Indianapolis Times, 530 S. Wells st., Chicago. Anne Cabot’s fall and winter album now available—contains timely helps for warm knit and ci eted garments, patch work ideas, quilts, embroideries—send for your copy. Price 16 cents. :
Annual Banquet {Booked by Club
The Nature Study Club of Indiana has announced its February calendar. Its annual banquet will be Saturday at 6:30 p. m. in the Columbia club.
Oakland ave., Friday at 2 p. m. Mrs.
william B. Kaltwasser is to preside,| Sunday, Feb. 21, at 2 p. m. mem-
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bers will hike from 16th and Lyndhurst dr. to Kernel’s lake. The. next Sunday, Feb. 28, Mr. and Mrs. Walter P. Morton, 3434 Fall Creek blvd., will entertain the group with a covered dish dinner at 1p m + Dr. Charlotte Grant will have charge of the evening round table: Members may make reservations | with Mrs, Madge Goodrich Smith.
On Food Values
War has brought many changes, but not to the nutritive value of canned foods. The maximum amount of food value is retained in commercially canned foods. In preparing an adequate diet, use canned foods just as you would any other cooked food.
To Give Card Fart
A card party will be given at 1:30 p. m. next Monday in the Food
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Shoe Protection
Wooden-soled shoes will soon clank on London sidewalks! Uppers will be mostly of suede. And we over here, facing leather shortages, will be wise to conserve what we have by giving our shoes the ol’ shine which both polishes - and protects.
| | clinics in factories under the direc|tioin of plant physicians. Such a
: | ence of the class.
‘|tory.
the tune firmly in mind, she delivered it forth with such gusto that
step is already under consideration|the boy in front of her said, “For:
by the Connecticut State Medical|BOSh sakes, don't sing so loud.” society. ; 2 8 8 A good many people have come to| THIS FIRST performance was in
kt | think of Clinics as places where! New York, where Miss Monroe was © | people go ‘for free or part-pay medi-|born and reared, studied singing and
cal treatment. The primary mean-|started her career. She lives there ing of the word “clinic,” however,|now, in a colorful, sun-filled suite is the teaching of a class of medical{on the 30th floor of Hampshire students by the examination and|house. Her sitting room contains
treatment of patients in the pres-| music scores and pictures that remind one that she has sung in
opera, operetta, musical comedy,
2 2 » : ; revues, vaudeville and radio. IN THE KIND of clinic that. Dr. Miss Monroe gets little time at
Landry had in mind, doctors who home, however. Last year she thade might have to treat industrial work-{275 public appearances, from one ers, either as plant physicians or|end of the country to the other,
as the worker's private physician, |8nd you can bet she sang “The would have an opportunity to see Star-Spangled Banner” at every
at conventions,
to observe factory conditions that|Plants, The second new step forecast by Dr. Landry grows naturally out of
tend to produce certain illnesses or the demonstration clinic idea. This
1 NEW YORK, Feb. 10—1It it's any aid or comfort, to you, Miss Lucy | Monroe didn’t know all the words to
By MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX Times Special Writer
: a total gudience of selene
‘million persons.”
All this is strenuous work, | n
| ing a lot of travel. And perf
ances, usually outdoors, are at
~ hours and in a variety of wea But the attractive, 'brown-hs
F | the health of workers in war plants Banner” girl. So it gives her sort and industry generally: were fore-|{Of a nice, average-American touch. | [cast by Dr. Arthur B. Landry Hartford, Conn., in the last of thely,.q just
green-eyed soprano looks healthy and enthusiastic. . Maybe her present repertoire isn top stimulating to her as a m ] clan, . but this deficiency is mor than compensated for by thought that she’s doing a pat: service. Her work gives her a co prehensive view of our armed force and their equipment in the makin Incidentally, she says our fight men and war plant workers
. wonderful singers. if they have
“cheer leader,” and not a “musico
. ogist with a long puss” to lead. then = And Miss Monroe spends more tim | making her audiences sing : than ; does in singing herself.
sn» : SHE GOT ‘started as a * Spangled Banner” specialist the ‘American Legion, in their convention in New York; wanted & American-born-and-trained = s
‘ to do the anthem. They picked
Lucy Monroe. . . . She la la-ed.
react to certain jobs and (one. She sang in army camps, war Square Garden fights, the world sehow people rea i Madison ries and at sundry other gatherings
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accidents. step would be the arrangement for} serve an internship in a large fac-
“Industrial medicgl practice will than Just our favorites. increase and in the future this| KNUCKLES AND SAUERKRAUT weight must be carried on mainly (Serves 4) by the general practitioner,” Dr. Four pigs’ knuckles, 2% cups wa-
Landry said. “It is therefore imperative that the general practi-| ter» 1 teaspoon salt, 13; tablespoons
tioner, ‘on starting his medical{lemon juice, 2 tablespoons chopped career, be qualified equally as well onion, 3 tablespoons chopped celery for industrial practice as he is for|leaves. the practice of general medicine.”| Wash pigs’ knuckles well. Place
: in saucepan. Agd ee Joel Makeup Tips |i point lowe immer For Redheads
ing point; lower heat and simmer slowly until tender, about 4 hours. Remove knuckles and serve with sauerkraut. MOST EXPERT hairdressers give this suggestion to the redhead who aks for coiffure advice. Let the lovely “color of your hair be. the focal point of your beauty. Blondes and’ brunets are wearng simpler hairfixes nowadays because
: » » BARBECUED SPARE RIBS One half pound spaxe ribs for each person to be served, % cup lemon juice, % cup butter or other shortening, 1 clove garlic, % cup warm water, 1 onion, chopped, 1 teaspoon chili powder, 1 can thick
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the first rule of wartime smartness is to avoid the gilded-lily look. The redhead is very likely to appear overdone unless she lets the striking hair color, rather than the way it is dressed, dominate the picture. Smart red-headed women have their hair washed often, of ‘course, to keep any trace of excess oil fro ‘dimming its lovely highlights. The brush it every night. They choose hairstyles that are: flattering ‘but essentially simple. : They plan their clothes and make-up around their hair and skin coloring—meticulously. = Nail
tomato soup or stewed tomatoes, 1 crushed bay leaf. Broil spare ribs until golden brown. Make a sauce of other ingredients by placing shortening in saucepan and adding onion and
Meat Savers
Creamed hard-cooked eggs served over split muffins is a good alter-| nate dish for-meat-saving days. The proteins of the enriched flour together with the proteins of the egg and milk add up to plus values.
polish and lipstick should be se-|Makes eggs “go farther,” too.
STEAKS AND CHOPS and good roasts are fine and dandy. But recent medical school graduates to|i,q,y with war demanding that every citizen learn to use all kinds of meats, it is our job to learn how to cook good dishes made of other meats
garlic. When onion is tender, add lemon juice to which chili powder has been added. Then add soup and water. Crush bay leaf and add; simmer until all ingredients are thoroughly cooked together. Serve the hot sauce over pifing hot spare ribs.
Cleaning the China
For Festive Meals
Setting the festive board for the boy home on furlough calls for getting out the very best china. And it’s surprising just how much dust can collect -on unused dishes in a very short time. A few days beforehand, get them down from the closet, swish them in foamy soapsuds, rinse in clear hot water, dry with lintless towels. To keep from chipping, place a folded towel in dishpan and wash only a few dishes at a time. If dishes are gold decorated, remember to use only a mild soap. Strong soaps may remove gold, which with careful use, should last a life-
time.
Another Cut
In addition to possible rationing of wool clothing by fall, men may lose their coat lapels as well as cuffs, and we women may have to give up another skirt pleat.
Morroe. Then came the extravas ganza, “Jubilee,” at the 1940 world
fair, in which Miss Monroe was
prima donna. She sang “the 8 Spangled Banner” as the finale four shows a day, seven days a week.
After that, there was no stopping the inseparable twosome.
The Question Box
Q—Within a month we are cele= brating our 15th wedding annivers sary. Have you a suggestion for entertaining a large circle of friends on such an occasion? A—The crystal wedding is a suit= able time for an informal evening at home which is, incidentally splendid way to entertain a large group of friends. The invitations may be written on frosted cards. The covering for the table may be either lace or linen; the cen piece may be roses or other flower placed on a mirror or in a la crystal bowl. Use glass candlesti
glass dishes, etc. Sandwiches, olives, nuts, punch or an ice, wedding cake and coffee may be served.
Q—Are tin cans wanted for their tin or steel content? A—For both, : !
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lected to harmonize and set off the hair. Unlike other types, they never select a dress or make-up shade simply because it is new or “popular. ® 8 ® THIS DOESN'T restrict the redhead to two or three colors in clothes or monotonous make-up. There is at least one shade of almost every color—even pink— which she can wear to advantage. Probably she won't like a cyclamen, but will find a soft shell-pink quite right. If she has thé creamy, translu-cent-looking skin' that the luckiest possessors of red hair have, she has another striking quality to dramatize by the same technique—that is, avoiding objects and colors which might take attention away from the feature to be emphasized. Her make-up is applied ever so lightly, especially her face powder.| It is of the lightest possible .tex= ture, is dusted on ever so thinly. Likewise, her cheeks are tinted, not painted; and her lips have a fresh and dewy look.
A.W. V.S. to Meet At Columbia Club .
Spring projects of the American Women’s Voluntary Services will be discussed by the group at a 7:30 p. m. meeting today in the Columbia club. Preceding the session, the board of directors will meet at 6:30 p. m. with Miss Sally Butler presiding. -
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