Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 June 1943 — Page 23
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Suest Speaker
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vl A.A. U. W. Will Hear Dr. Margaret Mead
Dr. Margaret Mead of New York will talk on “Stylizing the Role of the College Graduate in the Community”. at the state convention of thie American ‘Association of University Women June 15 in the Columbig club. ° : Dr, Mead is an author and an anthropologist, now serving as asSociate curator with the department of anthropology, American Museum of Natural History. She is the ex-] ecutive secretary of the committee on food habits of the National Research council and is a member of the national committee on educa"tion of the A. A. U. W.
Latest Book
She holds three doctorates: Ph. D., Columbia university; D. Sec. Filson college, and LL. D. ‘New dersey College for Women, She is the author of the recently published book on the American scene, “And Keep Your Powder Dry.” As a result of six expeditions into the South Seas, Samoa, the Admiralty islands, New Guinea and li, she also has written “Coming df “Age in Samoa,” “Growing Up in New Guinea” and “Sex and Temperament in Three Primitive Societies.” The books were republished as one volume in 1940 under the title, “From the South Seas.” Dr. Mead is a contributor to popular and scientific periodicals and {5s a co-author with her husband, Gregory Bateson, Cambridge uniYersity, England.
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Cookbooks will be the most important reading this year. We must Plan for more home preparation of @ll kinds of food.
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DEAR JANE JORDAN-I go into
going with the same girl for a I love her very much. She| hei says she can’t honestly say the same have dwindled into nothing under about me because there is a fellow in the navy whom she hasn’t seen
fl quate menus, supervising employees
{planned food program is an in-
Hours: 11 A. M. to 8:30 P. M. Saturdays, 10 A. M. to. P. M.
MANY OF NEW YORK'S Chinese families see that the Japs get fat—but not healthfully so. Outstanding among those working hard to answer Uncle Sam’s call for used kitchen fats for conversion into glycerine for explosives are Dr. Arthur Liu, his 21 months, and Alan, nearly 6 years old. They gather up all the used kitchen fat they can and turn it in to their
butcher for forwarding to the processing plant. “We hope. it will help turn the Rising Sun into a Dying Sunset;” says Honolulu-born Dr. Liu, who practices in New York. Dr. Liu graduated with honors from the University of Hawaii and took his M. D.
wife and sons, Philip,
at Jefferson Medical college, Philadelphia.
Dietitians Get Officers’ Rank and Pay
Qualified civilian women dietitians may now join the army air forces with the relative rank of second lieutenant for duty assignments to air force stations. Educational requirements include a degree from a college of recognized; standing, the major being in food and nutrition or institutional management. Completion of a training
course for dietitians, as approved by the surgeon general of the army, is also specified.’ , Two years of experience in a hospital approved by the surgeon general may be substituted for the training course, provided this includes diet therapy, planning ade-
in food preparation and service, food cost control and ordering food supplies and equipment. One year of this experience must have been within the past 10 years.
Uniforms Provided
Initial appointments will be made in the grade of dietitian with a rating corresponding to that of second lieutenant, and promotions will be made in accordance with army regulations. Appointees will receive the pay of a second lieutenant plus quarters, - subsistence and uniforms. ‘An applicant must be a citizen of the United States or a co-belligerent nation and must not have passed her 45th birthday. Legislation giving relative rank to the dietitians became effective at the close of last year, and their Washington headquarters have been established: under the direction of Maj. Helen Burns in the office of the surgeon general of the army. The need for trained women at air fields is very great, declare the officials in the office of the air surgeon, army air forces, as a well-
tegral ‘part of the air operations for the army.
Study Food Effects
Interesting studies have been made from time to time to ascertain the effect of proper diets on the air performance of the fliers. These surveys have proved conclusively that a close connection exists between a suitable diet and the accurate target hitting or other flight objectives of the American airmen.
are doing their best to
Special for
.| professional, administrative
the quartermaster corps of the army is now held by a woman, according to figures compiled as of April 1. Departmental and field positions in this service branch have 30,602 of their 81,825 totals occupied by women. The peacetime ratio five years previously was approximately one to seven. Clerical .and similar office work still accounts for a majority of these positions, although the number engaged in work once regarded
: las purely masculine is constantly increasing. : :
Women’s employment is highest in the office of the quartermaster general, where most of the work is and clerical. More than 68 per cent of the employees in that office are women, an increase of 3 per cent since the first of this year. As the manpower shortage grows, they are taking jobs as day laborers, loading, unloading and storing supplies. Recently a few have been hired for interior guard duty. The quartermaster corps announces that women are equally efficient in these new posts and are more accurate and conscientious about following orders.
for three years, and she doesn’t know what holds her so true to him. She doesn't know whether she loves me or not because she doesn’t feel the way she thinks she should. I am the only fellow she goes with. She has other chances but always refuses. loves me and doesn’t know it. Do you think love will grow on a person? I am 20 years old and would like to leave someone behind me when I go. P.H #” » » Answer—I don’t think you should be satisfied with such a luke-warm attitude on the girl’s part but should look for someone more interested in you. When you find such a girl you'll wonder what made you want
to overpersuade an uncertain young
lady.
If she is a good friend and you;
like her, let it go at that but don’t cut yourself off from other girls because of her. Your search for the one and only is not ended. Of course it is nice to know that the girl you left behind you is in love with you, but don’t let this wish make you satisfied with ‘half a loaf. You're still very young and have time to find a girl who spontaneously puts you first.
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Do you think she
Many of the love affairs which flared up into marriage because of the impending separation would
less exciting circumstances, = Marriages made on this basis will not last after the stimulus of the war is withdrawn. You can be glad that the girl is honest with you. I imagine that if she was in love she would know .about it, but the boy in the navy has taken her fancy. Love does sometimes grow
when tastes and temperaments are congenial and people develop a fine relationship through sharing each other's experiences. This does not appear to be the case with you and your girl friend, but it doesn’t mean you won't find such a companionship with some other girl. Give yourself time. JANE JORDAN.
served Thursday to the book review group, section 2, of the Women's society, Meridian Heights Presby-
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What They Like By feeding soldiers more of the foods they like and less of those they dislike, the army has “been able to cut food waste in half. Milk is the most universal favorite, witn fruits and meat running a close second, while soup heads the ‘most “disliked” list.
Mrs. Julian to Be Speaker
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terian church. The meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Carl S. Bright, 955 N. Bolton ave.
with the home demonstration department of the Agricultural and on a person, but usually this occurs [Mechanical college, Stillwater, Okla., will be the speaker. The afternoon program will have as its theme “Conservation and Preservation of Food.”
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Mrs. Harry B. Julian, formerly
Mrs. Henry E. Cawdell and Mrs. John A. Cejnar will be the co-
with Mrs. Frank A, White or Mrs. Cejnar.
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