Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 April 1943 — Page 17

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Women's Organizations Join in War Bond Drive

Done it by educating the public by films, exhibits and printed matter® . As I left he passed me a booklet, It was called “Know Your Money.”

BROWN COUNTY

In New York by Helen Worden

NEW YORK, April 7—It was a 1942 half-dollar bright enough to

fir Ground Meat Dishes Need & Sal i Variety to Stay Popular

THE USE OF GROUND MEAT DISHES will increase with meat rationing. . To avoid serving the same fried patties or baked meat loaf all the time, it will pay the housewife to learn a few tricks. First, learn to vary the meat used. Beef is good, but lamb, pork or veal or a combination is tasty. And the addifion of cereal will extend the supply of meat, Here's how meat “flapjacks” are made:

Try meat loaf squares with onion rings on top; meat-rice cones or croquets with a spicy sauce, or. casseroled layers. of meat and vegetables. . Even the “extender” may be varjed. If you usually use rice, try bread crumbs or macaroni or grated raw potato. Vary the seasonings, too. » » o SCOTCH MEAT LOAF 1 lb. ground meat (beef, veal or lamb) 1% cups rolled oats 2 teaspoons salt 1, teaspoon pepper 1 egg 114 cups milk 14 cup ketchup -2 tablespoons chopped onion.

Combine meat, oats,” salt and §| pepper. Beat egg; add, Add milk, ketchup and onion; mix well.’ Pack into greased loaf pan. Bake in moderate oven (350 degrees F.) 1 hour. Serves, 6.

Mixing the Ingredients

Combine 2 cups ground cooked lamb, pork, veal or beef with 2 cups| cooked oatmeal, 2 beaten eggs. Salt and pepper to taste. Mix thoroughly,

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2 a-=n PORK SHOULDER LEFT-OVER

2 cups finely chopped leftover - pork roast 14 cup chopped pork fat 1 tablespoon chopped onion 1 teaspoon salt Dash of pepper 14 teaspoon nutmeg 14 teaspoon all-spice % cup water : 1% cups bread crumbs 1 recipe plain pastry

Combine chopped pork, pork fat and chopped onion. Add seasonings and water. Simmer 10 minutes, stirring occasionally. Remove from fire, add bread crumbs and let cool. Line a baking dish with half the pastry. Fill dish with pork mixture. Cover with remaining

Method of Cooking

Drop by tablespoons into small amounts of hot fat. Brown on both sides.

The Finished Flapjacks

Serve with preserves or jam for breakfast, luncheon or dinner. ” ” ” : Shapes and Seasonings i TRICKS TO CHANGE ground

grees F.) 10 minutes, reduce heat) to moderate (350 degrees F.) and continue baking for 45 minutes.

pastry. Bake in hot oven (450 de-| Z

quota represents 10 per cent of for the month. | Announcement of the project recent luncheon attended by 100

Sailor Girl

An April goal of $12,500,000 in war bond sales has been set by the women of Indiana. Their

of women’s organizations from over the state.

Among those

the state’s goal

Foster photo. at the speakers’ table were (left

to right) Mrs. Henry ‘F. Schricker, wife of the governor; Mrs. Oscar A. Ahlgren, Whiting, state

chairman of the women’s division of the Indiana

was made at a county chairmen

W.C.T.Uw Ask Wartime Curb on Liquor

the manufacture, sale or transportation of alcoholic liquors for the duration of the war will be introduced at the Central W. C. T. U. meeting Friday afternoon at the Citizens Gas & Coke utility auditorium. Members of the union will be asked to sign the petition which is to be sent to Rep. Raymond Springer of the judiciary committee of the house of representatives. The | resolution, H. R. 2082, was introduced by Rep. Joseph R. Bryson of

of South Carolina.

Tea May 21

A petition asking passage of a| congressional resolution prohibiting

war finance committee, and Mrs. Roberta Stallard, deputy state administrator for the state war savings . staff and a finance committee aid.

DEAR JANE JORDAN—I have a problem, not my own, but that of a very close friend. She needs advice but doesn’t want to write her-

self. Some time ago she fell in|"

love with a boy, They had their quarrels and arguments as everyone does, but finally they split up. Soon afterwards he married another girl. My friend had lots of dates and tried «to make herself forget him, but she still loves him. She just sits and thinks and cries. She has a job. She's tried to make herself like other men, but it's no use; so

keep. for a lucky piece.

“That's a phony,” said the Sixth ave. bus driver as he let the coin fall flatly on the metal rim of his dashboard. “It doesn’t ring. Remem-

ber where you got it?”

. JI did. A taxi driver had changed a $5 bill for me at a bar on West st.

“Counterfeiters always get rid of money in bars,” said the driver. “Spill a little beer on it and nobody can tell whether or not its a phony.” He handed the 50-cent piece back. “Some new counterfeiting ring’s probably passing out money again.” 2 8 o JOHN L. KITTL of the secret service grinned today when he heard the story and saw the half dollar. : “It’s only laminated,” he said,

examining the coin. ’ “What's that?”

Nearby Southern Indiana Hill reached over good roads or b day's stay country food (famous ners) and comfortable hotel living at 'T

The Nashville House

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or relaxin, Good tied Chicken Dine

“Cracked. Lamination occurs oc- 3) casionally when the coins are being ak run off. Air bubbles form in the] Beauty fi metal and that’s why it doesg't, Is Our iN ring.” a ‘He reached in his pocket. Here's 3 Business 9 another 50-cent plece. I'll send 3 Ts se dn te Tart BERMAN Is SE $250 Up 2 think you'll find any counterfeiters a fe about. - Sorry to. spoil your bus REVLON MANICURE. ____ 65¢ 1 driver's story.” Mitchell Beauty Shop | § = ve the counterfeiters gone to 343 Mass Ave. LI-4644 i “No. We've cleaned them out. - S

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The speaker at Friday's meeting will be Dr. T. J. Parsons, editor of The Baptist Observer. The program will be from 2 to 4 p. m. . Mrs. J. F. Cottingham, who served as g missionary in the Philippines

she just quit going out. I want to help her but I don't know just what to do. I think she should write him but I'm not sure. I think she still believes that he loves her and I know she loves him,

Serves 6.

NUTRITION KNOWLEDGE |S HOME FRONT ‘WEAPON

meat dishes call for imagination.

j } for 23 years, will lead devotions and speak on “Easter in the Philip- - Soule A Wie or let pines.” : : ; n ar : : : 1: 1 . ; | Birt Task wil be piaist A FRIEND. A weekly series of articles on the Proper Feeding of Your Family pre for the opening songs and Mrs. W. 2 8 8 . . . . . . iv 4 W. Reedy will preside. Answer—The ast thing your|| Sented by the Indianapolis Chapter of the American Red Cross and be organization's annual tea will friend should do is to disturb the|| the Marion County Office of Civilian Defense. 8 | H ws, [hor Corpo “Bosmns wis oo man an his mew wile with her Loa j -~ . % Ql charze of tickets letters. It is perfectly obvious that . ] 8393 [Pa Zz arg ’ the girl could not get along with , 3. REGULATE BODY PROCESSES. All the functions ad a : " |him when she was going with him. Wh D WwW E + of the body are controlled, either directly by some mina”) Oo e ca ii C-~ card Party Planned [she had her chance and found that y Er Emory capanae

The human body is 8 machine. It burns fuel, gives off heat and creates energy, just as an’ engine does. The fuel is food.

the combination wouldn't work. Then came the blow to her pride! He didn't need her after all. He

found in certain foods. These are called Vitamins because they are essential to life. The flow of juices into . the digestive system, the use of water in tHe tissues,

Pattern 8393 is in sizes 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 years. Size 4 takes 17% yards

By Progressive Club

MEAT on the table AGAIN!

A public card party will be given

|| 35-inch material. % yard for con- married someone else. He at least the oxydization of food and its uses in the body, these ; bi on : by the Progressive club at 1:30 p. iid Te a eas But food is the engine, too. The bones, teeth, muscles, ) INES Yep, thanks to rationing, you'll probably be able to trast saflor collar. m. tomorrow in Block's ori didn’t sit around and weep but got || tat, blood, fissue are ail composed of the elements found rT ® dew ur Te chemical Conve SEY In ue 4 for S « d | . For this attractive pattern, send ; up and tried to start over with in the food. Different kinds of food. containing all the y A : get a roast for Sunday's dinner! Better put it on ICE in col : All games will be played. : i 3 : : . 16 cents in coins, with your name, Mrs. Mary Staub will be the host- someone else. What right does she different elements, are required to provide for all this, The vitamins and minerals which govern these controls % just as soon as you buy it, to keep it market-fresh, + address, pattern number and size to| = Th To Lo ote com. | RAVE to try to hinder him and upset are found in the ‘“protective” foods, and in sunshine. : protect its flavor! : The Indianapolis Times Pattern mittee re Mesd ge R ait “| him or his wife with that which is For this reason, the diet must be what is called “bale If these foods are neglected the body will be without 8) Service, 214 W. Maryland st. a esaames C. KR. Per, | sver and gone? anced” It must not only provide fuel for the engine, some of these necessary elements, ‘ . ig Z + Lawrence Wilson and Staub. : but material for building all the new bones, muscles, 3 Your ICE Refrigerator is almost indispensable now in 5 eer —————— i ssi X I= ite sf to say that a “tissues for the growing child, and for repair of all that 3 i «ood i ) : it . . . melancholy person is an angry per- is used up every day. It must also contain ‘‘protective” by protecting all foods in reducing food waste! To Entertain Soro: ity To Entertain Club son, and it is not at all unusual foods, which guard against disease. How Much Does It Take? 4 j Lambda Mu chapter, Sigma Beta for a frustrated perso hi 1 amhge. ap Ni i-| At T:30 o'clock meeting of the|yate und h Person to de Bais There are some diseases which are directly the result The amount of energy in food can be measured. BY the t ICE AND Sorority, Will have its mbnthly busi i i ate under the guise of a broken use of a device called a calotmeter, it is possible to Hag ; ; Oak Park Community club will be heart, of poor nutrition. They are called deficiency diseases, : fa ! \ ness meeting at 8 o'clock tonight : earv, * count the units of heat burned in the body, i i held tonight at the home of Mrs. and we have learned what foods will prevent their 4 night a / FUE L C f at the home of Mrs. Leo Stella, 2520 These remarks may seem quite appearance. | oh } - : » Park ave Herman Strube, 1441 S. Moreland| ...o; to you, but it is just as well for y It is measured in units called calories. A calorie is the a 2000 NORTHWESTERN AVE. ! tm————— Rye. one hoki sce Mn be, Mes. you to recognize what has caused|| When the nutrition needs of the body have been pro- EE EH eg or Iv ot 317 W. 16th ST 1902 S. E AST or S . ella Olson and Mrs. & RiCe. | the depression of your friend. 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