Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 September 1947 — Page 24

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A Click Elin For School -

[Lunchboxes

A Couplet Covers The Requirements

WHAT'S IN a good lunch? Particularly ‘the one that the schoolboy or girl carries along

with an armload of books? Well, you'll never go wrong:

not.” » : Furthermore, this is a good “check list for practically any meal,

As you see, a lunchbox menu of hot bean chowder, crackers, celery and carrot sticks, cookies and chilled fruit meets this test perfectly. Of course, to satisfy an extremely hearty appetite you might . want to tuck in a meat sandwich, two. Here are recipes for the chowder and cookies,

~ » ~ BAKED BEAN CHOWDER 3 thsps. vitaminized margarine 12 medium onion, .chopped 2 green pepper, chopped ‘I medium tomato, diced 1 can baked beans 24 ec. water 2 bouillon cubes salt and pepper Melt margarine, add oniop and green pepper and simmer for a few minutes. Add remaining ingredients and simmer 30 minutes, , Season with salt and pepper. Yield: Bix servings,

” . ~ SCOTCH SQUARES 14 ¢. margarine 1 ¢. brown sugar 1 tsp. vanilla 1 egg 1 c. gifted flour 1 tsp, baking powder 4. 14 tsp. galt 's c¢. chopped nuts % c. semi-sweet chocolate bits Cream margarine and brown sugar until light, Add vanilla and egg and beat well, Bift flour, baking powder and salt, Add to creamed mixture; stir in nuts and chocolate bits, Spread in a greased 9-inch squate pan. Bake in a moderately hot oven (350 degrees F.) 26 to 30 minutes. While still warm, cut into Squares, Yield: 16 spares.

Hea rts, Roses

ar By MRS. ANNE CABOT One of the most handsome and appreciated of gifts is a set of embroidered pillowcases and sheet, It

is a luxury: that we seldom will buy or make. for ourselves,

Damask roses enclosed in a heart of sweel forget<me-nots embroidered in: soft graceful “ribbon” embroidered in | two shades of pale rose-pink to complement the roses, make a deluxe gift, To obtain two pillowcase transfers, one sheet transfer design of | the hearts and flowers designs, | color chart for working, amounts of various colors. used and stitch illustrations (pattern 5318) send | 16 cents in coin, your name, address ‘and the pattérn number to Anne Cabot, The Indianapolis | Times, 5% 8. Wells 'st., Chicago 7.

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Expert Says Five Knives Enough Carving sets, bread knives, and! chopping knives are nice to have, but not necessary, says the expert, who states that five knives are enough, These are:

learn this couplet and “Something cold, something hot; something swekténed and something

Something Hot....

What goes into the school Inchert? Something cold, something hot ey

THE INDIANAPOLIS * TIMES Syaen eT

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THURSDAY. SEPT. 4 1947 J

some of her own wares that came from contaminated waters? Some of ybu may remember outbreaks of typhoid fever in our own country 20 years or so ago which were traced to contaminated oysters. Those with still longer memories will remember the “vacation typhoid” cases which were numerous| mond and ruff a heart in dummy, in the fall. because there is danger that They developed in persons who, dummy may be over-ruffed by had been away for the summer and, East. Declarer leads a small

ing a small heart to the jack. East wins and decides to return another club to ruff declarer down. Of course declarer must not make the mistake at this point of cashing the ace and queen of hearts in order to discard a dia-

WY ABOUT ALL .

VACUUM CLEANERS

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picked up the germs in contami-| diamond, which West wins with nated milk or water. the jack.

® ® The contract still can be deFALL IS still the season for]

feated if West returns a trump, typhoid, the Baltimore health de-| East wins and leads back another partment reminds us. In the last

trump. But this does not look 10 years more than half the cases| like “the right play to West. He occurred between August and De-

leads another club. South ruffs, ;

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lunchbox.

plain pastry and roll it out. lightly | to even thickness not exceeding one-eighth of an inch, THe pastry should be cut in circles, not squares and the vent should be at the high-

over. A recipe will appear tomorrow for apple turnovers, yn MONDAY Breakfast

Fresh pears Soft-cooked, egge Buttered toast Luncheon

Grilled peanut butler and bacon sandwiches : Fresh pear ‘and mint Salad . °

Red. raspberry ice ;

Dinner Liver and rice croquets Buttered zucchini squash Buttered carrots Mixed green salad (endive, carrots red cabbage with French dressing) Bread and butter *Apple turnovers Milk to drink child; 2 ¢. for each adult, i" it TUESDAY Breakfast Fresh plums

heated sirup Luncheon Cream of fresh tomato soup Shredded lettuce and mayonnaise | sandwiches on whole wheat bread |

Whipped raspberry’ gelatin

Dinner *Country fried steak Mashed potatoes Harvard beets Cucumber slaw Bread and butter Chocolate crisp bread pudding

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{Cantaloupe slices {Poached eggs on - toast

| Sweet rolls

Milk to.drink: Three c. for each for each aduit { » - ” WEDNESDAY Breakfast

Hot buttered toast {Raspberry Jam

Luncheon

[Potato pancakes Applesauce {Combination salad

[Moating island

Dinner Potato-mushroom soup

[*S8hrimp remoulade

Potato chips

| Buttered carrots | Buttered broccolf {Bread and butter {Fresh grapes

Milk to drink c. for adult

Three. and each child; 14 ¢ fo

a half each

a ~ » THURSDAY Breakfast sugared peach from baker: Luncheon Vegptable plate of chopped butlered spinach, poached egg, ‘cauliflower with brown butter and carrots in cream Eavice

{Fre n sliced

{Bread and butler

Honeydew melon wedges w slices

vill ime

Dinner *Sausage casserole

| Buttered peas Two paring knives, Fresh pear and grape

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one with. a point, and one with &| Bread and butte:

spear blade; a larger knife, for| a steak knife, and a long finely ground slicing knife,

Bath Brushes Back

Few bath brushes were manufac-

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ec. for each child adult,

Bluebérries on ready-lo-eal Soft-cooked eggs Hot buttered toast

*Corn and cheese Tarebit on toast,

Pineapple pie

Milk to dri Three and a half|

1'3 ¢. for each! ~ ~ » FRIDAY

Breakfast cereal

Luncheon

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THERE'S NOTHING like -a fine apple turnover to put into the | It's the time of the year when apples have their highest Fresh fruit salad of pears, grapes pectin content and llvellest flavor—the qualitips {desserts their fine appetite appeal, The first essential of this choice | dessert is the ability to make good |

est point 1a the top of the turn- Broccoll with lemon butter

{Bread and butter {Chocolate brownies

lchild; 2 ¢. for each adult.

(French

Four ¢. for each!

Sour milk pancakes with butier and|

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Luncheon

Some of them in that city, and SOCIAL

probably elsewhere, were in children SITUATIONS

»iwho waded or swam in sewage-con-taminated streams and rivers in spite of warning signs posted by the SITUATION: You visit in a | health department. home where there are young | We have very little typhoid fever|| children. They are excited over lin - the United States today, but|] having company, and are {this happy situation can only be showing off a bit. | maintained by continued vigilance. WRONG WAY: Make a fuss SE —————————— over them and encourage their antics, even taough their par-

Fruits, Vegetables ents are trying to quiet them

Three c. for cch|Are at Their Peak a 1 ¢. for each udult, A quick survey of the leading RIGHT WAY: Don't pay too 2 8 » | Midwestern fruit and vegetable much attention to them so BUNDAY | markets reveals that the horn ofl ¢no¢ it will be easier for their Breakfast | plenty is tipped upside down now, parents to get them to behave.

Spiced applesauce spilling out a carnival of : eating Bran waffles with butter and sirup pleasure,

Pot roast of beer |All other orchard and garden| May Go Down | Mashed potatoes : |products, are at. their peak. ‘Prices of food fats and oils are = [Buttered baby: lima. beans Prices on most items are either likely to be lower in the fall because - Grated carrot and raisin salad. \unchanged or SMEhtly weaker ex-|of increased supplies and the posBread and butter cept for a few items, especially let-|sibility of some reduction in con-*Quick-mix yellow cake tuce. sumer demand. Production of Supper Tomatoes are in good supply and |vegetable oils, lard, and butter will |Brofled tomato and cheese sand-|mostly lower, while ‘good quanti-|be considerably larger in 1947-48 wiches ties of sauce and pie apples areithan in the present marketing sea- | Coleslaw ; available, son. 3 Watermelon slices en mene : Crushing . of the new cottonseed «chi Good Housekeeping

Milk - to drink: Four ec. for crop will get under way in volume child; 2 c. for each aduit,

which give apple! melon balls and cream cheese Twin mountain muffins Chocolate ice cream Dinner Broiled liver and bacon [*Yellow rice {Broiled breadcrumb tomatoes {Buttered green beans [Bread and butter Plum duff 1000 Milk to drink: child;

[Raw cauliflower salad Bread and butter Fresh pears

Dinner Barbecued spareribs |Hashed brown potatoes

Chopped vegetable salad with island dressing

Milk to drink: Four c. for each

» = » SATURDAY Breakfast Fresh pears toast

with putler ~ and

powdered sugar Bac on, sLrips

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- Meat Protein ; Reinforces ‘T'hat in Cereal

Combination main dishes offer a two-way economy, especially im|portant for budget meals when food | costs are up. Such combinations | {as macaroni and cheese, spaghetti | land meat sauce, rice and meat stew | lor creamed egrs on toast are familiar examples The obvious economy in such dishes is that the inexpensive cereal foods “stretch” the meat, cheese or! eggs and make them go farther in serving the family, A more important economy, however, is the other way around—the meat, eggs, milk or cheese stretch or build up the nutritive value of the cereal foods,

5 . 8175 This fact, brought out by the 34.48 |U. 8, agriculture department and They ye cashable at uy time other research, deserves attention By SUE BURNETT especially , in planning low-cost after September lst. DONT cash Here's the (ype of dress that's meals where a large proportion of . particularly’ “becoming to "the cereal food must be used. them ire you MUST have the money BOW 12s BECAUSE they e : i” The protein in grains - slightly larger ' figure—the de- ! B S¥Ains is viol so

plete, the scientists explain. To be lightful femigpjne surplice style fully useful for growth and body with a bow-tied belt-and brightly |repair, grain protein can be reincolored applique Three sleeve forced with animal protein. lengths are provided. | Therefore, to use bread, flour, rice - Pattern 8175 is for sizes 34, 36, [or other cereal foods to best advan-

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period of inflationary prices.

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