Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 July 1943 — Page 19

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THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1943

Homemaking—

Pots and Pans—Llearn How to Use Them and Not Abuse Them

They are more precious than steaks and harder to get! Aluminum

pots and pans and their kin, stainless steel and cast iron, are fast dis-|

appearing from store stocks and only recently the WPB has cut the production of porcelain enamel kitchenware from a peacetime total of 450 items to a wartime limit of 25. That's the reason housewives are doing everything they can to make | their own utensils last for the dura-

. ~ yo ition. That's the reason Parents’ Five F oods WwW ill magazine a short time ago published | an article on the care of every type Assure Health minum, cast iron, glass, porcelain, enamel or pottery.

CHICAGO, July 1 (U. P)—Dr.| ob & oO Victor G. Heiser, medical ensues . u ant to the National Association of Suggestions on Use Manufacturers, vesterday listed five | Here are some of the suggestions. fundamental foods by which “we| Number one rule is to use the right can be reasonably certain that our | size utensil—right size for the heathealth, as well as that of our in-|ing unit and right size for the dustrial workers, will be maintained : amount of food to be cooked. By at a fairly high level.” | this means cooking time will be Dr. Heiser listed the foods as|jeduced and, of course, the less fresh milk and its products, added cooking, the less wear. to other foods; eggs or meat or fish] Next rule is to never let the gas or other forms of proteins; fresh game flare up around the sides of green and yellow leafy vegetables, any utensil, regardless of the subraw and cooked; fresh fruit, espe- stance from which it is made. cially citrus fruit, raw and cooked;| ret the tip of the flame just and whole grain, soybean, or en- touch the bottom of the pan and riched bread or cereal.” once food has started to boil, turn a the heat low, but high enough to keep the water at a gentle roll This same principle should be followed in cooking with electricity.

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leave an empty pan over the heat. This prevents your pans from breaking or buckling. nh © &

Care of Aluminum

Fach type of utensil too has cer[tain particular needs. Aluminum’s bright luster can be kept merely by washing in hot soapy water, then rinsing with hot water and drying thoroughly. Rubbing with a cleanser pad and soap should remove most sticking substances.

of kitchenware, whether it be alu-|

The third general rule is to never |

Women Invade Fields Closed | Betore War

Times Special NEW YORK, July 1.—Will the girls come marching home again after the war? The latest call for [2,000,000 women in war production

| work, will place a total of over | 5,950,000 women scheduled for such | work before the end of the year. | | In 1940, approximately 12,750,000) | women were gainfully employed in | business or industry, according to a {survey of the American Express Co. | | The figures for 1942, gave 15,500,000. | Up to 1941, the 10-year increase to- | | taled 2,000,000, while the increase; from 1940 to 1942 shows over 2,700,000 in the two years out of which: 4,000,000 were employed for the first time. | Equally startling are the new fields of endeavor being opened to women. Four hundred women have been employed during the last year | ‘by the Chicago park district and ; |efforts are being made to recruit] an azdditional 400. The women are working as florists, gardeners, | crossing and service guaras. For) ‘the first time in world war II, women will carry firearms for self-] defense, for women outnumbered! men three to one in the recent ex-| amination of the Tennessee Valley authority, for public safety officer trainees.

Women Bankers

In the realm of banking, Los Angeles has an all-feminine staff branch bank with an all-woman | farm bank reported from Texas. { Women are proving true volunteers to the American tradition and are graduating from motor lubrication schools to be qualified as “lubricatresses.” As air lines employ women as ground radio operators, the “weath- | erman” is extending his hand to| feminine goddess of “rain and show” by encouraging girls into the, school of meteorology. The short-| | age of pilots in airplane flying has ‘opened up many jobs for women. Women instructors in primary

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If food is burned onto aluml-ig.qa1s under the civil aeronautics ‘num. fill utensil with warm water}, .ihorities. are now being accepted boil for a few minutes, then scrape |.¢ 4 matter of course. loose with a wooden or blunt] yi month sees the first young scraper, never a knife or metal | woman to join electrical engineers) scraper which might scratch. lat Corvallis, Ore. One out of every Never use strong alkali soaps, |inree civilian jobs in the quarterwashing soda or ammonia which acters department is now being \\ | will discolor aluminum. If a pan held by women. does become discolored trom either \ | food or water containing iron or \ WN | alkali, its original brightness may | § AN | be restored by boiling in it a solu- |} \\ [tion of two tablespoons of vinegar |§ [to one quart of water; or a weak! / 1 A ; : | solution of cream of tartar. 2a | + gas Cooking any acid fruit such as! 3 fa | rhubarb, tomatoes or tart apples 3 / Eo \ [In an aluminum utensil will do the |g gc : ; > ; ; BR ei \\ | same trick. 3 . i 2 » 2

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Even the hardest work you ah made at home, and you should have crime wave? RELIABLE MASON JARS think of can be fun in overalls or ng trouble in obtaining replacement| Theaters in our neighborhood have shorts like these with comfortable,| arts such as handles and knobs, that kind of bill when they expect Quart well-cut pantie blouse, if your utensils were made by one their audience to be children. More Size 79° Doz. Pattern 8431 1s in sizes 10, 12, 3 of the larger and better known man- | than one child has been turned into 16, 18 and 20. Sie 12 overalls take yracturers. Sheet aluminum uten-|a nervous little coward by this very «A yards 35 or 39-inch 3 material, oc which have become warped or | entertainment, afraid to go to bed SHOE ts i Te pater ed | dented can be straightened by plac-|at night, jumpy and restless in his or this atiractive patitin, Sthd %iing a wooden block on the bulge sleep. | cents in coins; with your name, ad- | ang hammering back into shape. Most of the children I know spend dress, pattern number anq size Yl Cast iron requires little care be- | every dime they get for these horror aE Sreiahaiions Tiittes Ph yond washing with hot water and comic books and I have been in Service, 214 W. Marylana st, N= soap, rinsing and thoroughly dry- theaters where children unescorted diahapolis 3, Ind. ardtol ing. It is very important, how- by parents were screamingly thrilled er Mr at rd oe | ever, not only to dry east iron'at the gangster, murder or war piecmer issue of Fashion, our complete | thoroughly but to let it air before tures. pattern catalog and sewing guide. storing in order to prevent it from; I know children like stich thrillWhich 16 just cut. Shows over 100 | Yusting. Should an iron utensil be- ers, but they also like the milder Hew patterns, contains many helpful | Come rusted, the rust can be re-|type of entertainment such as walt fashion sugoestions: 26 cents per moved with scouring powder, steel-| Disney's cartoons. I wonder if other copy or | Wool or cleanser pad. {parents feel the same way or am yh If you do not expect to use a, I an old fogey? MRS, A.

‘ ; Fam h jeast iron utensil for a long time, ue uauit Women War W orkers the bureai of home economics, U,| ANSwer—Any parents who think at all deplore the flood of horror

Employment of women war work- S. department of agriculture, sug- 4d of . i ers has increased 69 per cent in the gests coating it with a saltless oil i Mi iy TE tr, ust plait Midwest during the past six months, [of fat, then Wrapping it in paper pet e, which enildrel are exThis is the combined report of 2200 ahd storing in a dry place. Paglia ov Ho he : ! : less Iu entertainwar plants in that region. geo ment,

Other Utensils However, these dangers are exStainless steel is kept clean with | ternal and net as destructive to the hot, soapy water, but stubborn food Child as his own internal dangers. spots or particles which have be-|Unless the crime story ties in with come burned on can be removed: anti-social impulses which the child by applying a gritless cleaning| finds it hard to control, no patpowder or using grade 00 steel| ticular damage is done. | ‘wool. Since steel wool is getting! I do not think that erime stories, | very scarce, make sure foods or| Movies and broadcasts are a cause spillovers do not get & chance | Of juvenile delinquency in themto burn or stick to the utensil. (selves. The cause for delinquence Potcelaih enamel, heat-resistant does not lie in the outer world, but glass and earthenware of pottery | Inside the child, brought about by | can be kept looking as clean and Dis home conditions, his relation to well polished as the glassware on) Dis parents ot his brothers and sis- |

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