Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 November 1943 — Page 29
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and the Irish waitress were mistaken about the plight of England. It doesn't seem likely that anybody's . going to starve io death while you can get plenty of nourishing lobster thermidor and good roast-heef..... 80 we looked w evidence to determine: What is the regula? diet in London, What sort of diet they give United States couriers that. they should be critical of simple fare such as you get in a west end restaurant. Investigation turned- up -some-
“| thing of a paradox. Food rationing
in ‘England is undoubtedly stiffer
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whole. is scarcer and variety is less. Against that the “food “is bétter
than it was in 1940. There may be
less of it “but there is certainly more that is fit to eat. Explanation Simple . The explanation is fairly simple: When you've got less, you are more careful with what you have. Engand -once-had..a reputation every-
‘where ~except -in--England-- for -the _ | worst cookery in the world.
land, ‘with the fat of every peuring into it, didn't need
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REBEKANS TO > MEET Fidelity Rebekah lodge will meet
|Inter-faith convocation at 3 p. m, in Alumni hall of the Union buildling. The convocation will .be fol-
with Leon Levin presiding. Jewish .{ laymen, I foundation. established for theyouth! . coon
brew Union college, Cincinnati, will give the address at the dedication
sunday. Prof. Cohon also will speak at an
lowed by a luncheon for friends and guests of the Hillel foundation in
Prof. Samuel 8. Cohon of the He-!
of the new Hillel house at 10 a. m!
the, Dugout room of the Union butlding.
The Indiana-Kentucky ‘State
B'nai B'rth association executive committee will open the dedication
interested in the religious
of that Taith at Indians university, will come from all over the state. “The Rabbi Jacob Frommer Memorial chapel, other rooms, & Sefer -Torsh, kitchen and other gifts will be formally - presented. The Hillel house is a Bnal Brith project and
»/at ‘8 p. m. Monday. Drill practice will follow. : x
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memorial} Kosher}
Rabbl Herman Pollack is the di-
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always get something. As you chew on somewhat dry but palatable brown bread, baked according to government formula, you have no regrets for the days when you could get white bread which was-_ generally soggy. You're surprised to find that meat—whilg you've little choice a» to cuts—is seldom tough. The French learned, in the lean days | after the revolution as the English -are-new discovering that there. are | things you can do with: tough meat. | Vegetables now look like some- | thing distinct from the soup course, And pastry, even in hole in the wall caves, is flaky and flavory for the first time King Alfred burned the cakes, Housewives here, as in the United States, have to be careful to spread their ration coupons to make tea, beef, sugar -and canned goods, if any, come out even. But few of them complain. The general attitude of the public is that the best war job in England. has been done. by the rationing board. Apparently every-
{body has enough to eat and no
great” trouble in getting it, despite the fact that black markets are few and ‘short-lived.
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Looking. at the. matter scientifically it seemed likely in its hour of enforced shortages, that England might develop an entirely new school of cookery and I mentioned this to the person most likely to |
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GEE whet puts CRE Fest R rant ‘in Oxford st. He merely shiffed, =-*Hitlet’s —on—the-Jun'-hesald. “It won't be long now till we can forget all this chicken patty and |la~di-dah cooking and sit down to {a good old-fashioned British meal | a good big joint with Yorkshire i pudding and vegetable marrow and brawn and pressed cabbage and | boiled rice and: custard. It's going | to take more than that blighter in Berlin to change old England’s tra- | dition.” Of course, the worst part of’ it is, i that he Jey be Hight.
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SHERIFFS URGING “LAWS BE UNIFORM
‘ WASHINGTON, Nov. 19 (U. P). —A conference of executives of the [National Sheriff's association yesiterday called upon congress -and. { state. legislatures to adopt uniform
3 | arrest laws baséd upon “common
{sense and modern, scientific police | practices.” | The adepted resolution pointed {to a recent deeision of the U. 8. {supreme court in which convictions {of three men for murder were set iaside because of “highly technical {rules of law and legal procedure.” { “This has resulted in other mis{carriages ‘of justice,” the resolution declared. It contended that the court decision, plus general uncertainty of the laws of arrest, ‘detention and questioning serve as “an additional
1 protection for the criminal elements
in our society.”
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