Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 June 1947 — Page 26

” » THESE various kinds of sickness have the same symptoms: nausea, vomiting, bellyache and diarrhea. They come from germs in food. The

(gastro) and the intestines (enter). Ptomaine is an old-fashioned name for the kind of gastroenteritis that comes from germs in food. i There are two common kinds of Sickness from germs in food. In one the symptoms come two or three hours after eating the food. That is food poisoning. The germs, ' members of the staphylococcus famly that also cause boils, produce a poison in the food.

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By SUE BURNETT

Demure and utterly bewitching is * this round yoked nightdress with pert puffed sleeves and tiny ruffle edging. Paired with a bed jacket, it makes a lingerie treasure for ‘summer traveling, as trousseau or your own wardrobe. . jo Pattern 8929 is. for sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 40 and 42. Size 14, gown, 3% yards of 35 or 39-inch; jacket, 3 e

yards, For this pattern, send 25 cents in coins, your name, address, size desired and the pattern number to Sue Burnett,’ The Indianapolis Times Pattern service, 214 W. Maryland st, Indianapolis 9.

You Get More for Your Money at the Dealer Who Has

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informal refreshments. By BARBARA BROEKING IF IT'S a party you're having or if the club will meet at your home, plan a sandwich loaf surprise that can be made hours ahead, Ingredients needed are a loaf of bread, a jar of jam and a package of cottage cheese, Some chicken sandwich filling may be added, if desired. . g To make the “cake” cut the crusts from an unsliced loaf of

PARTY FARE—It looks like a cake and tastes like a feat. It's a sandwich loaf for

bread and then cut in three length-wise slices. Put them together with jam. With a fork, mix enough cream or top milk into the cottage cheese to make it spread easily. Add “frost” to the top and sides of the loaf ‘with this mixture. Instead of jam, minced meat or chopped olives and mayonnaise may be used between the layers. It should be sliced with a sharp knife—and pass forks to eat it with.

A recipe for chicken filling, another fine spread for one layer, follows: CHICKEN SANDWICH FILLIN LP SE ¥ 1 ec. chicken, finely minced 2 c. celery, chopped 34 tsp. salt Dash of pepper % Cc. mayonnaise Dash of grated lemon rind Combine ingredients and let stand one hour. Makes 1% cups

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¢. for each child; 1% ec. adult, 2 ” . WEDNESDAY . Breakfast Blackberries on ready-to-eat cereal with sugar and cream Raisin bread toast Baked eggs Luncheon Honeydew melon or cantaloupe filled with cottage cheese and garnished with seedless grapes and mayonnaise . Cinnamon bread toast

Pork chops baked with caraway seed

Baked potatoes Buttered asparagus Toasted English muffins and apple butter *Individual baked Alaskas Milk to drink: Three c. for each

His produce is kept F-R-E-S-H! Vegetables are tomers are better satisfied. ‘As a customer you MOST FOR YOUR MONEY in his store. We have just vocoived a “supply ‘of

Iced Display Cases in various sizes. TAlbo} 2451 for ‘informafion.

child; 1 c. for each adult.

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USING AN INEXPENSIVE cut of meat and serving it in as delicious a manner as a choice cut is a trick each housewife wants to learn. Brisket of beef is tasty when braised and a recipe will appear tomorrow

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'One-Burner Meal'

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THURSDAY Breakfast

Fried eggs

Luncheon Avocado half filled with fresh fruit

Raspberry cream pie - ° Milk to drink: Three and a half e. for each child; 1% ec. for each adult, » » » FRIDAY Breakfast Honeydew melon wedges with lime slices Poached eggs on toast Luncheon Canned corned beef hash patties with cheese sauce Curly endive salad with French dressing Remainder of almond cookies Watermelon : ey Dinner : *Fish baked in parchment with Spanish sauce Parsley buttered potatoes Buttered corn niblets with green pepper Whole ‘wheat bread and butter Cole slaw Pineapple-peach crisp Milk to drink: I'our e¢. for each child; 2 c. for each adult. ” » ne SATURDAY y Breakfast Fresh sliced sugared pineapple *Corn cakes with butter and sirup Bacon strips .

The War Department Wants Club Workers

WASHINGTON—The U., 8. war department is seeking hostesses for enlisted men’s clubs in Germany. The special services department is asking for applications from women 25 to 35 years old, with two years of

of recreational experience and at least two years’ experience as a supervisor of group recreation. The pay is about $3000 a year.

Ohio Woman Has 177

Living Descendants COLUMBUS, O.—Mrs. Barbara Gukgenbach Elchinger, Holgate, O., who recently observed her 93d birthday anniversary, is heralded as “Grandma America” for 1947, She has 11 children (nine living), 66 grandchildren, 87 ~great grandchildren, eight great-great grand children and seven great-great-great grandchildren, or a total of 177 living descendants.

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Gas ‘Ranges COOK WITH THE = ~ GAS TURNED OFF Sold Exclusively in Marion

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Luncheon * Liver soup 5 Shredded lettuce, cucumber and mayonnaise sandwiches on whole wheat bread Bing cherries Dinner Sauteed chicken baked in cream with mushrooms Mashed potatoes Buttered mixed vegetables Cantalotipe and raspberry salad with French dressing

oc THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ____-_ Job of Coloring |

Margarine Is Simplified

New Type Package {Cuts Down Work One household chore that a lot of women . bumped into for. the first time during the war is due for a let-down. That's the job of coloring margarine. For many women the task of working the coloring matter into the spread came under the heading of a “headache.” The headache gets cured this week. The cure comes via a new type package . . . a plastic bag encasing both margarine and color berry. Just Knead It The bag is simply kneaded in the hands. That crushes the berry and distributes the color evenly throughout the product—in a minute and

‘a half, they say.

Done away with are the scraping and washing of greasy bowls and spoons. - The plastic envelope and its contents are returned to the carton,

ness. Bag Is Airtight Then the plastic bag may be stripped off neatly and the spread cut into any size required. The color berry is pure vegetable coloring and the sealed bag is airtight. It absorbs no outside odors. The new E-Z Color Pak margarine is being presented this week in Indianapolis stores by the Cudahy Packing Co. the people who turn out Delrich margarine. (By B. B.

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Caramel rice pudding Milk to drink: Three and a half c. for each child; 1% c. for each! adult. ” 5 ” SUNDAY

Breakfast Fruit cup made of honeydew, cantaloupe, blackberries and strawberries Coffee cake (bought) Pork’ sausage patties Dinner Boiled mutton with caper sauce Boiled buttered potatoes with chives Buttered green beans and mushrooms Lettuce-watercress - tomato - radish salad Parker house rolls Almond torte Supper or Open House Open-faced sandwiches Cup cakes Salted nuts and mints *Wedding reception punch

for dishes marked with asterisks will appear tomorrow

By MRS. ANNE CABOT

A perfectly beautiful summer bedroom or bath rug measures 36 by 20% inches and is to be crocheted in a light and dark color.

To obtain complete crochefing instructions, color combinations, actual size detail of stitch and fringe for the oval bedroom rug (pattern 5546) send 16 cents in coin, your name, address and the pattern number to Anne Cabot, The Indianapolis Times, 530 S.

through next Wednesday.

put back into phe refrigerator and allowed to regain shape and firm-!

place of the soda fountain sirup, of jam flavors to choose from. Put in ice cream and milk, add

Saving the

JAM MILKSHAKES—It's easy to make milkshakes at home that are frosty cool. refreshing and every bit as thick and yummy as those whirled up at a soda fountain. Do you want strawberry, raspberry, pineapple, cherry? A few spoonfuls of jam take. the

and the grocer has a long line-up Use a mason jar as the shaker. jam to taste ,.. and shake well!

Homemaking—

Vitamins in Lima Beans

Is the Subject of Experiments

experiment station. ,

more than those in the pod. Beans. that are shelled at home

advance of cooking also lose C. KEEPING. Tests at the Virginia station. showed that iimas in the pod held at room temperature for two days lost 39 per cent of their vitamin C, but shelled limas lost 67 per cent. Held in the cold temperature: of the refrigerator, the beans lost much less C, but again the shelled

‘/lost far more than those in the

pod. In the refrigerator, unshelled limas lost only 5 per cent of their C while the shelled ones lost 16 per cent—more than three times as much,

COOKING. Short cooking also saves vitamins, Limas beans cooked three hours, as is the home practice in some parts of the country, lost twice as much vitamin C as those cooked only 30 minutes. Tests at the Mississippi station showed that limas cooked three hours also lost much more thiapnine (vitamin B-1) ‘than those cooked half an hour.

PICKING. Families who grow limas in their own gardens have the advantage in saving vitamins. Mr, Eheart urges them to pick beans as soon as they are ripe—that is, at the earliest stage of maturity, and just before cooking. As beans mature in the garden, vitamin content begins to fall Therefore, beans used promptly as they ripen offer the most in vitamins. Cooking promptly after picking also pays in vitamins, because beans begin to lose vitamin C as soon as they are picked. - " -

Keeping Milk HOW LONG CAN bottled pas-

teurized milk be kept in the home refrigerator and still be wholesome

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and of good flavor? This question,

FOR THE MOST VITAMIN VALUE, keep lima beans in the pod or in a cold place until time 80 cook them, says J. F. Eheart of the Virginia

The ready-shelled fresh limas offered on summer markets may save the housewife time, but they offer much less vitamin C, and usually cost

| trequentiy asked by housewives, re-

by forehanded housewives® long in Céived an answer recently from the

[New York’ state (Cornell) experi[ment station, as a result of research by dairy scientists there.

The answer is: At least three or four days in a good refrigerator. The station report says: automatic household refrigerators maintain temperatures well under 50 degrees F. and the same should be true of good ice refrigerators. At such temperatures, pasteurized milk was found to keep well three or four days or longer, even in summer when bacteria grow more rapidly than in cold weather. The scientists emphasize, however, that milk does not improve with age. They advise that to keep well, milk should never be stored at a temperature above 50 degrees F. and recommend a temperature of 35 to 40 degrees F. = - »

Non-Abrasive ORDINARY SOAP and water are best for cleaning spun aluminum ice buckets, cheese trays and fruit baskets. Abrasives mar the finish. » » ” Send your furs and valued winter garments to professional storage for safe-keeping over the summer months. Even a moth-proof closet can't offer the protection of sealed vaults where temperature and humidity are carefully controlled. » » » Jersey knit garments should seldom be dyed. They are. more susceptible to damage than woven fabrics and there may be felting and distortion of the knitting in the dyeing process. »

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are better off

when put away folded flat than

hung in a closet. Their own weight is likely to stretch them out of

shape on a hanger.

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Designers Paris Does Better, A Critic Claims

By BARBARA ; United Press Staff Weiteh NEW YORK, June 39. Citi Designer Charles James told the American dress industry today it would never be in the same class

with the Parisian dressmakers if it didn't stop spending all ite money on promotion and devote both cash and energy to creative work.

Mr, James let’ loose his tirade against the industry in an open letter explaining why he had refused a last-minute invitation ‘to exhibit at the Fashion Fair. It wasn't because the invitation arrived 12 hours before the show opened, he sald, but because “I was pot in sympathy either with the aims or with the expenditure of a large sum of money for promotional purposes at a time when the garment industry requires both research and price adjustments.” ‘The French Excel

“The French,” Mr. James sald, “have a corner on design and will continue to have, because they employ and reward creative talent rather than promotion” and because they have worked hard instead of having “tea parties, speech making and prise giving by publicity conscious executives.” He charged that American designers had gone to Paris “on vacation” and come home to steal ideas they had not paid for, “leaving in Paris a bitterness against the United States garment industry (and the country itself) that is mote than justified.” ‘Tarnished’ Industry He suggested that the industry begin house-cleaning by “giving up the fun of $100,000 shindigs and by voting that sort of sum to creative enterprise, beginning by giving at ‘least two-thirds of the receipts from your Madison Square show to the Paris couture, on which we have built our own somewhat tarnished industry.” \ “There is in America today an unbounded wealth of talent and a fund of faith which has been de-: stroyed elsewhere in the world,” Mr. James said. “I do not attack the garment industry as an industry,” he said, “but in its pretensions to assume credit and kudos of creative research while it promotes, encourages and rewards the organized plagiarism of inspiration”

Toe Protector Saves Shoes

The girl who sheds her stockings in summer shouldn't deprive nobie soles of protection. Foot socks serve

tures, are styled for every type of shoe. They are more plentiful now; even have newcomers in their ranks. Red Toe Guard Sauciest newcomer is a toe-guard of bright red nylon. This footguard, which ends under the instep, peeks from a shoe window to simulate a brightly lacquered toe. * More conservative girls will like the suntan shades because they are nearly invisible. Open heel styles in foot protectors team with slingback pumps. » All - over toe-and-heel coverings provide comfortable buffers for ox-

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