Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 January 1946 — Page 15
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Food E ditors “1 /Get Glimpse of
Dream Kitchen
Promise Housewife New Era of Luxury
By/BARBARA SCHAEFFER Times Stal Writer . CINCINNATI, O., Jan. 9.-It seemed like school days again for almost 75 food editors who gathered here yesterday for their second annual national conference at the
| Netherland-Plaza hotel.
It’s truly a wonderful age—or going to be—if all the conveniences
for the housewife’s kitchen develop as the various home appliance com panies are planning. Imagine your kitchen cabinets suspended from the walls— and you can take them with vou. That 1s part of the new flexible Crosley kitchen that was demonstrated for the food editors in last nights reeting following the dinner at the hotel. E. A. Bonneville, manager of the kitchen equipment section of the Crosley manufacturing division, told the guests how the nousewiie an ine mass market should ne able to enjoy the luxury of quality ‘nerchandise a"
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‘A NOVEL way of preparing pumpkin is pumpkin soup. Ths spicy soup, served with peanut butter and bacon sandwiches and canned peaches, is an easy-to-pre-pare luncheon and has both nutritive value and taste appeal.
PUMPKIN SOUP (For Saturday's luncheon) 2 thsps. chopped. onion 2 tsps. chopped green pepper 2 tbsps. margarine 2 ¢. milk, 1 ¢. cooked pumpkin % tsps. salt pepper 's tsps. Warchestershire sauce
Saute onion and peppers slowly in the margarine for five minutes. Add the other ingredients and cook over hot water until very hot. Add
chopped parsley just before serving. Makes four servings. » ~ » BREAD CRUMB OMELET (For Sunday's supper) 1 ¢. soft bread crumbs 12 ¢. milk - 4 eggs «Ya tsp, salt 1 thsp, butter Soak the crumbs in milk and mix with egg yolks, well beaten. Add salt to egg whites and beat until stiff. Fold whites into the yolk mixture, Melt the butter in moderately hot skillet and gently pour in the mixture. Bake in a 325 degree F. oven for about 15 minutes or until a knife inserted in the center, comes out clean. Fold and slice onto hot platter to serve immediately, Mhkes four servings. :
dood editors to the city for the week's activities, A movie, “Thirty Million Passports to the Pantry,
Justry.
lectures came from the Kellogg Co., who were hosts at a luncheon in the hotel. The role of break-
— |fast cereals in food preparation was|
|emphasized, and several methods | were demonstrated. Miracles Out »f Box Out of a box of corn flakes canre {some scrumptious-looking fillet, | chocolate candy, a pie, cookies and {some other miracles you wouldn't believe, unless your mouth had been watering, too, watching the process. Heading the schedule for today will be a tour through the Kroger Food Foundation besides demonstrations by Procter & Gamble and
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| A. E. Staley Manufacturing Co.
During the week’ the food editors will be guests of H. J. Heinz Co., Frigidaire Corp. Ralston-Pu-
! rina Co., Grocery Manufacturers of
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America and the Owen-Illinois Glass Co. Closing the sessions” Fri-
Cincinnati Enquirer, welcomed the|
showed facts and figures of news- | nuper advertising in the food in-|
Two Piecer
More movies, demonstrations and |
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‘THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
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Delta Delta Delta Holds Meeting
‘The afternoon group of the Indianapolis alliance, Delta Delta Delta sorority, ‘met today for a - dessert luncheon, Mrs. Gordon Thompson, 706 W. 43d st., entertained members. Mrs Truman Woodmansee were in charge of the meeting.
‘iin the D. A. R. chapter house,
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Tea Will-Mark Anniversary.
Members of the Indianapolis unit which sent women overseas. Meme fl of the Women’s Overseas Servieé| bership in the league has been open | league will entertain with an in-|the past year to overseas: service formal tea from 3 to 6 p. m. Sunday | women of world war II, Receiving the guests will be Mrs, [test linens before J The event, marking the league’s| Walter 'P. Morton, unit president,| Nowadays, women nave 25th anniversary, will honor mem-|Miss Edith Tallant, Columbus, na- (this unreliable method. bers of the army and navy nurses|tional vice president of the fifth corps, the WACSs, the WAVES and [service command. and Miss Gracelars buying ; marines, and representatives of the Hawk retiriig national chairman|when they buy only those labeled Red Cross and other organizations|of women’s military service. “Irish Linen” or “Pure Linen.’
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where mother has
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her.. Salads are ALWAYS _-crisp_and Butter is. NEVER fainted by other food odors. Everything abounds iA wholesome goodness and higher Vitamin content. There is NO SUBSTITUTE FOR MODERN ICE REFRIGERATION.
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day will be a dinner with the three Cincinnati newspapers. as hosts. A lot of surprises are awaiting the modern housewife. Through the co-operation of the food industry, the appliance manufacturers and the newspaper media, she will learn | of this modern age—and revel,
Party Held By SUE BURNETT
Members of Garfield Park unit 88,| jst the. thing for those.pccasions Beech Grove unit 96 and South- when you want to look your very ‘eastern unit 305, American Legion pest—q charming two-piece frock | auxiliary, entertained at a party | with soft scalloped edging and brief ! for patients of the U. S. Veterans’! | comfortable sleeves. It's not diffi- | hospital last night. Chairmen in cuit to make. charge were Mesdames Alfred, pattern 8978 is for sizes 10, 12, 14, Greene, Chester Smith and Charles 15 18 and 20. Size 12 takes 3% Kerkhoff. yards of 39-inch fabric. Co For this pattern, send 20 cents in| coins, your name. address, size de-| sired, and the pattern number to] Sue” Burnett, The Indianapolis| Times Pattern Service, 214 W. | Maryland st., Indianapolis. | Send today for your copy of the winter issue of Fashion, Brimful of ideas for home sewers. Sixteen cents.
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RL leolt] Delegates to Attend
FAMILY SHOE STORE New York Session
| Miss Ruth Hoover and Miss Flos{sie Burford of Frankfort will fly {to New York Jan. 18 to attend a | three-day conference on’ interna- | tional relations at the Waldorf-As- | toria hotel. Miss Hoover is president of the Indiana Federation of Business and Professional Women and Miss Bur- | ford is chairman of the interna- | tional relations committee. { The meeting has been called by {Judge Lucy Howorih, chairman of "a special committee on the Inter- | national Federation of Business {and Professional Women. Purpose {of the meeting will be to discuss | participation of women “in public | life, economic opportunities of | women in the post-war world and their status in the United Nations Organization.
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[Sororiy Meeting
Mrs. Charles Wenner will _preside at a meeting of the Alpha Tau | Ichapter, Alpha Zeta Beta sorority; | tonight in the Claypool hotel. {
)e UNO sub-commit= Mr. James said he apital would-be “too morial” if it were to § Hyde Park. Vest should have been is the heart of the e incubator for new ed out. program was Miss nnette, a dramatie |’
to assist fresh.
10-20 HR.
Juniors’, Misses’ and Women's
Coats = Fur Coats Dresses = Suits Millinery == Sportswear Accessories
HERE IT IS INDIANA Reductions 109% to 50%
Fine quality footwear in groups from Maroit's regular stock. No humbug, no special purchases All Indiana knows this sale event. Not an “every-other-day” sale bnt “once-a-year’ Marott tradition of HONEST vaines at tremendous saving.
FIRST FLOOR LADIES' DEPT. 1,486 Pairs Ladies’ Dress, Sport, Arch-Support, Pumps, Reduced 20%
Straps, Ties (Up to $11.50 Values). . 577 Pairs Ladies’ Finest Quality Dress Pups Sandals, Ties . " Reduced 50% These Groups of Finest Quality Footwear Are Taken From Marotl’s Regular Stock of Famous Makes—Including
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FOURTH FLOOR
285 Pairs Ladies' Dress Shoes . . . Reduced 309, and 509,
THIRD FLOOR BOYS' and GIRLS
Children's White or -Brown- Shoes, 540 Pairs, Sizes 41; to 8. Were $2.95, i now $2.36 Misses’ Oxfords (233 Prs.), Were. $3.75, Now $3 Brown and White Saddle Oxfords Includ- . ing Brown and White Loafers, Saddles -' and Mocs, were $4.50, now $3.60 Youths' Brown Oxfords, Reduced 20%, Boys' Brown Oxfords, Reduced 10%,
605 Pairs Leather House Slippers (leather soles) Reduced 109, and 20%,
Special Groups Ladies’ House Slippers (colorful fabrics) Reduced 109, and 209,
508 Pairs Children's House Slippers, Comfy Bunnies and Felts Included. Reduced 10% and 30%
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Let’s talk turkey
Who should receive the benefits of improved methods when industry gets back i into its peacetime production stride?
Judging by their strike demands, UAW-CIO leaders seem to think that such benefits should go entirely to union members. :
Downstairs Dept.
Sport and School Oxfords, Brown and White -Saddles-Included. Reduced. 20%.
Ladies’ Arch Support Pumps, Straps, Ties + + + Reduced 20%
SECOND FLOOR (Men's Dept.) “153 Men's Oxfords (Broken Sizes]
REDUCED 10% to 50%
Sorry, men . , . drastic shortages prohibit the offering of more shoes in this sale. This group includes broken sizes in nationally known men's shoes of finest quality. All from Marott's regular stock.
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There Is Something Over the years the automobile industry has
grown and prospered and contributed substan. tially to the welfare of our country because it has adhered to the principle that customers, employes and investors must all benefit from improved methods.
New —in—Bread-
HAVE YOU TRIED ROSELYN MALTED MILK BREAD?
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Ladies’ Dress Pumps, Straps, Ties , , .
Reduced 50%
* Special Group Men's Oxfords . .
They forget that it is important-for consumers to Reduced 10%, y torg Pp
benefit through reduced prices or greater values. This has the added advantage of increasing volume and thus expanding job opportunities. They forget too that improved production methods come largely from the use of improved machinery and tools supplied by the owners of the business.
. The decision on bow best to distribute the bene fits calls for experience, judgment andl— above all—a primary interest in the welfare of all concerned.
That's why such decisions must be left to management, which is equally concerned with the interests of employes, stockholders—and customers!
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