Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 December 1949 — Page 29
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- Forest green slipcover and black painted shutters are dark accents in the living room belong. ing to Bob Judah, 25 W. Michigan St. Ivy garjands and reeting cards taped on the shutters give
the room a Christmas touch.
By JEAN TABBERT THERE'S A CHRISTMAS atmosphere all year round in the apartment of Bob Judah, 25 W. Michigan St. The rooms are candlelit with the exception of ‘the two carriage Jamps that , flank the sofa, These are filled with real kerosene and Mr. Judah lights » them when he gives parties. One hundred twenty years old, the 4 lamps belonged to his father's family. The chandelier has tapers, too, and is low enough to light easily, Several electric lamps make a necessary concession to living comfort. An Interior decorator at Ayres’ for three years, Mr, Judah moved into the apartment a year and a half ago, It was a small downtown flat with! nothing to distinguish it but, bars at the windows, a Victorian fireplace and many Yeyesores.” The transformation has turned the place into a home resembling one. in the East Fifties in New York. It's taken a large chunk of Mr. Judah's ingenuity, hard work and background to complete the change. First of “all, he painted the walls and ceiling pink brick. .. Paired with that color, he used dark green corduroy slipcovers, black painted shutters he bought at a wrecking company and dove grey draperies, The dark was repeated In a wall to wall shag rug, and the draperiés relieved by chartreuse brise-bise curtains.
‘Gray Shag Rugs . To conceal a leatheret - sofa built-in to hide a basement entrance, Mr. Judah covered pillows with gray shag rugs. This - way he aclileved comfort as well as an attract've nook. He calls the corner his travel niche. There he has a poster from Quebes and a painting from Guatemala. The latter is edged with a strip of Guatemalan Indian rope. Also here is the shelf he built to hold magazines. It adds a gay note besides providing practical storage space for current
periodicals. Cushions on old Federal stools also are covered with
shag rugs, some in gray, others | in chartreuse. The seats all may . be removed to Increase the seating space for dining, When | Mr, Judah entertains in this | way, he places the cushions |
Celery Flavors Novel Rarebit |
e Rarebit flavored with celery Is a novel change. Mix one can con- |
densed cream of celery soup with|
one-half cup hot milk and stir]
over low heat until smooth. Add] one and one-half cups grated sharp-flavored cheddar cheese, one teaspoon ‘Worcestershire sauce, one teaspoon prepared mustard and salt to season. Stir until the cheese melts and | serve over toast, toasted muffins, | flaky rice or cooked, well-drained noodles,
Use Unsalted Fat
The skin is less likely to break during roasting if you use unsalted fat in greasing the turkey. Nor will the leg bones and wiig tips of a turkey or chicken char | during the roasting process if] you wrap them with bacon.
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Delicious Garnish
Checse-stutfed olives are a good | garnish for fish or vegetable salad. Mix grated, sharp cheddar cheese| with enough mayonnaise to make {.,.a stiff paste. Remove the pimiento, | from the centers of large stuffed) olives and fil with the cheese. f
Photos by John R. Spicklemire, Times Staff Photographer, Mr. Judah calls this niche in his apartment the travel corner. Here is a magazine rack he installed and scenes from the countries he has visited.
around a circular table that looks like a giant cocktail table, Actually two boards may be inserted to make room for eight. The cocktail table began its days as a legitimate dining board, Mr. Judah cut it down,
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his interior. To ‘help hide the bars at the window, put there for pro-
tection’s sake, the decorator added green plants in copper
SPIKE PORK steaks with orange juice and the result is luscious enough to serve as a main dish for a holiday meal, With pork in plentiful supply the steaks are a thrifty buy. " "
” ORANGE PORK STEAKS
{4 pork shoulder steaks
1 ¢, orange juice | a c. water 15 tsp, thyme
| 3 tbsp. finely chopped onion {| Salt,
pepper, Trim pieces of fat from the steaks for browning meat, Melt these down and remove fried out pieces. Flour the steaks and brown in fat. Sprinkle with salt and pepper. Combine the orange juice and water, Over and around the steaks pour one-half cup of the liquid: Add thyme and sprinkle onion over the steaks. Cover the skillet tightly and turn heat low so that liquid bubbles slowly Cook about 45 minutes or unt}! pork steaks are very tender As. the steaks cook, they will need more liquid, so add diluted Juice as needed.
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Monday's Menu
BREAKFAST: Stewed prunes, ready-to-eat cereal, soft-cooked eggs, enriched toast, butter or fortified margarine, marmalade, coffee, milk. . LUNCHEON: Hot chicken soup, crackers, cottage cheese salad, red cabbage
slaw, corn muffins, butter or fortified margarine, fruit bowl (apples, pears, grapes), tea, milk,
DINNER: Creamed cubed
leftover ham on toast, steamed: rice, buttered kale, Whole wheat bread, butter
or fortified margarine, apple brown Betty, light cream, | coffee, milk. :
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Mr. Judah covered it with white paint, painted the wall above dove gray to draw the draperies on either side into a single unit. The apartment B Hlled with’
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Christmas Spirit Holds | Sway Year Round In Downtown Apartment
ine boughs decorate the shelves of the Judah |
n mantel and fill the fireplace, Inside the fender is a perfect place
to stack holiday gifts.
objets d’art which reflect the owner's interests. There is much brass, for instance. And a great many seraphim, another of Mr. Judah's collecting hobbies. The latter show up in the candlesticks, pictures and miniatures sprinkled throughout the rooms. These, along with books, are effectively displayed on an especially. built scaffolding Mr, Judah himself erected. He's painted it pink brick to match the walls. Also to add interest | to the walls is a strip of old | French military prints he picked up in New Orleans. i
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crowded? It isn’t because Mr. :
Judah says, »“I don't want the place to look like a museum.” The antiques he has collected together with the art pieces are | livened by the modern colors | used throughout. { A good many homemakers can take a hint. from another trick used in this home. Mr. |
green corduroy above the couch. It was his solution to the grease mark on the wall put there by oily heads. The bedroom of the home isn't the way Mr. Judah visualizes it. He's painted a dresser | pink brick to match the walls | there, create the illusion of | space. But that's just the be- | ginning of this room's face- | lifting. A Guatemalan theme is used in the he bathroom, _inspiipd by. by
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painted monkeys on the walls all carry out the idea. And he's utilizing a - capacious basket
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| Liver Among List By GAYNOR MADDOX N | NEA Staff Writer | THE POST-CHRISTMAS bud-| {get will certainly appreciate some ‘low-cost menus in the family, . | Here are a few samples. Note! their use of foods in plentiful supply "and therefore. lower in cost, Dinner: Beef liver with Spanish | |sauce, mashed sweet potatoes, | steamed cauliflower, sliced toma-| toes, bread, butter or fortified! margarine, frosted cup cakes, cofs!
|creamed spinach, buttered beets, {bread, butter or fortified margarine, pear ple, coffee, milk. | Dinner: Chicken stew with veg-| {etables, green salad, bread, but-! iter or fortified margarine, apple | ple, cheese, coffee, milk. -| Dinner: Baked stuffed pork shoulder chops, baked sweet potatoes, cole slaw, bread, butter or] | fortified. margarine, raspberry -igelatin with marshmallow sauce, |¢offee, milk. Dinner: Sliced, smoked butt, {sweet potatoes with apricots, but{tered caulifiower, mixed green salad, bread, butter or fortified margarine, frosted cup cakes, coffee, milk. Dinner: Beef patties, noodles, green beans, tomato aspic salad, bread, butter or fortified margarine, prune whip, coffee, milk. Dinner: Beef rolls, caulifiower polonaise, snap beans. beet slaw, bread, butter or fortified margarine, graham cracker pudding, coffee, milk, ;
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