Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 July 1944 — Page 18

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KEEP PICNIC MEATS, EGGS, SANDWICHES desserts in the refrigerator until just before serving, ‘ture department advises everyone who is preparing-food-for-outdoor-and{-

community meals this summer,

Sandwiches of cooked ham, tongue, egg or mayonnaise, made up

ghead of the meal, must be kept in

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salads and cooked the U. S. agricul-

a cold place to be safe for eating in | hot weather. ? The same is true of other moist foods, such as ‘salads of chicken, egg or potato, salad dressings, cream sauce, cream puffs, custard ple, custard-filled cake or other soft moist cakes. These foods frequently are the cause of food poisoning in hot weather simply because many peo{ple do not realize the need for {keeping them cold after cooking. When prepared in large quantity for serving a crowd, cooked food is too often left standing in a warm kitchen. Many people do not understand lthat the lightly cured, pre-cooked, | ready-to-serve ham now on the market must be kept refrigerated. A common kind of bacteria causing food poisoning when such foods are not kept cold does not show up in the taste or odor of food.

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BRANDIED, SPICED and pickled fruits now have the same point val-|

ues as other canned fruits, the of-|

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This year when most fruits are expected to be plentiful, housewives can easily provide these fruit luxuries for ‘themselves and save blue | points.

Spiced and pickled fruits are es-

v,| sentially fruit preserves made with

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‘| or mental illness, it would be stupid

of us to adopt a hush-hush policy {about socialized medicine, It ought to be widely discussed. Doctors who oppose it are joined

children to professional politicans, which in my opinion is what soclalized medicine amounts to. But this doesn’t release us from

; the necessity of planning to give

medical care to all who

| proper need it. The next move is up to the

doctors, because the American people will expect to have - cheaper and better medical benefits after the war—and they deserve them. The question is, in what form will they come?

I'M ONE WHO fears the encroachment of federal agencies into the sick room. Government benefits of this kind are apt to be doled out only upon government terms—and no real American likes the idea of having somebody choose his physician for him. But the government, it seems to

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National Day For July 27

Times Special EVANSTON, Ill, July 12. — The national headquarters of the W. C. T. U. here announces that the summer assembly in Chautauqua, N. Y., has set July 27 as the annual national W. C. T. U. day. Dr. Allen EX Claxton, pastor of the Broadway Methodist church of New York, will be the principal speaker for the day. Dr. Claxton is a contributing editor of the 2Zi-

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Barbara Hildwein, daughter of Mr. . and Mrs, Frederick Hildwein, 1039 Mr. and Mrs, Daniel Coughlin are petcher ave, Mr. Coughlin is the|intervals. at home after-a trip to St. Louis./son of Mrs. Daniel Coughlin Sr.

ons Herald and forum lecturer of the National “Conference of Christians and Jews. Preceding his address in the Chautauqua amphitheater, state

pings and toast in a slow oven. Fill assembly was established as an or-

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W. C. T. U.”workers will hold a conference at the Frances Willard house.

Miss Matheson fo Preside

Miss Lily Grace Matheson, national corresponding secretary, will preside at the conference. A reception at the Hotel Athenaeum] will follow where Miss Matheson and Dr. Claxton will be. honor guests. This year’s Chautauqua will sponsor a three-week short course in narcotic education with Miss. Estelle Bozeman, a specialist on the subject, directing. . Mrs. Clark M. Aldrich, Castile, N. Y., will direct the Loyal Temperance Legion week-end, July 27-30. A discussion group on “Methods Yor Youth Instruction on Beverage Alcohol” will be conducted Aug. 1418 by Mrs. Carolyn LaGrange Brooks.

Organized in 1874

The national W. C. T. U. was organized in November, 1874, at Cleveland following the first Sunday school assembly held in Chautau{qua in August of that year. The

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|ganization to complete the work of the crusade of prayer and to abol-

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thick coating over the wieners. » ” ” FRIDAY MENUS nai Breakfast Grapefruit halves (2 whole grapefruit). & Poached eggs (4), Bacon (1-3 1b). Toast (8 slices), Luncheon Hot tomato bouillon.

Cottage cheese fruit salad (1% Ib. cottage cheese, 1-3 head lettuce, 1 orange, % 1b, Bing cherries),

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Besides socialized medicine won't improve public health unless you can persuade the people to use its services—which they won't if they run true to form. The average man never ‘consults his doctor until he's half dead and the chances are he wouldn't consult a government agency with any bettgr regularity. . Why not sensible co-operation? The government can order «the people to see their doctors for a free checkup—and let the doctors take over from there,

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ALMOST EVERYONE LIKES barbecued ribs, so everyone should like the creole wieners in today’s recipe. They adapt themselves to the as do the ribs. r| They are quickly prepared—in fact all ingredients except the drip< pings and onions may be measured and mixed any time and used on a minute's notice. The spicy sauce cooks into a tangy,

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Dinner Creole wieners (see recipe).

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