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MONDAY, MAY 21, 1951 . Eat Well for Less— ‘Mr. and Mrs. Cupid'— |

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Local Club

1 Women's Lions Unit To Meet Tomorrow The annual guest party of the Women’s Lions Club will

By GAYNOR. MADDOX

THERE'S a gourmet battle of the air going on over the

Atlantic Ocean. Scandinavian Airlines, Air France and Pan American World Airways, among others, are try- § ing to outdo each other with! ! de luxe food—all for free—for . their trans-Atlantic passengers, | Rouen - duckling with fresh peaches poached in an amazing, sauce is one tender shot fired at, competing airlines by Louis! Barthe, head chef of Maxim's in Paris, and a food supervisor for Pan American. | Here is Chef Barthe's recipe as

he prepares it for trans-Atlantic diners.

in the home of Mrs. O. H. Roaz, 915 N. Lesléy Ave. “AyHusband for Mama" by Paul Louis will be reviewed by Mrs. Claude Crawford. . General, chairman, Mrs. Duke Hanna, will be assfSted by Mrs, |C. L. Douglas and Mrs. Robert {E. Phelps. . - .. Guests invited: include 'Mesdames Joseph Giovanoni, Byrl A.’ Hamilton, Richard Huggins, George Keller, Erle Kighlinger, !Harry Meyers, Harry L. Moore and Pierre Morgan. . | Others include Thomas Shaner, Elwood Norris, Donald L. Pratt, Noah Simmons, William Spratt, George Blackwell, E. FE. Boyce, C. C. Cook, Edward Dirks, G. R, Eisenhut, Walter Folkerth, Willard Walter, Ernest Welch, Edward Wiegand, W. A. Woods, 'Ralph Wright and Charles M. { Johnson. |

” Ld u DUCKLING PAN AMERICAN = ; : condi Roast tender young duckling. MR. AND MRS. CUPID—In 20 years, Remove from pan. In the same rings on |,400,000 persons in this country. pan place one tablespoon sugar) a 8 8.8 u and four tablespoons vinegar.| By GAILE DUGAS oo ; Boil gently until it earirieitoes NEW YORK, May 21—Of the some 2 million Ameri-

Then add one tablespoon cur-| can girls who will walk down the aisle this year, it's been rar Jey: She Juice of She orange! estimated that at least a quarter of them will wear an uice of one- . . : 811 lemon, Bnd) wedding rings by Mr. and Mrs. Cupid.

two oz. champagne, use two oz. . . pale dry ginger ale. & | “Mr. and Mrs. Cupid” as they're known here, are Mr.

H Season with salt and pepper. and Mrs. O. M. Resen, husband and wife team specializing Dilute one teaspoon arrowroot: . ; : . Hania with a little water and then stir| in the wedding mg field. line and design for beauty. into the sauce and cbok gently; Dorothy Resen designs the. | mpe cimpler the ring, the better until slightly thickened. | rihgs that her husband they like it. They favor the Peel and quarter ripe peaches gells, They estimate that, since = Wide Dang that ii plereed, eh and poach gently in the sauce. i raved or carved. ey us ar ee duckling on hot! Hiey wen! into business in-1930, To precious white metal plates, place poached peaches on about 1.4 million men and | palladium or yellow gold most top and pour this wonderful women have bought their rings. | often. gauce, very hot, over the duckling When the Resens started and peaches. y their business, in the depths of the depression, the accepted

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By MARGUERITE SMITH Times Garden Editor

-Can you give me any information on chemical gardening? Is there any place I can acquire a book on it? South Side. space is not large enough to do more than suggest a simple way of starting out in chemical gardening. But youl can raise plants indoors or out by ‘supporting roots in any substange such as vermiculite or cinders so long as it is inactive chemically. Then you ean use one ‘ofthe ready prepared

‘chemical<fertilizer solutions for

your growth stimulant. Real enthusfasts, of course, make up their own solutions and use| elaborate automatically regulated tank systems. Call the county agent for free leaflets! from Purdue University and consult the public or state library for books on the subject. You will also get some informa-| tion when you buy certain chemicals. Ask a seedsman about these.

| Beauty After 40—

Mature Skin Aided by Hormone Greams

By EDYTH T. McLEOD THE USE OF creams containing estrogenic substances is increasing. Be-

| cause the mature skin responds

to their use they are in great demand by the “after 40” group of women. These are the women who seek not only good looks but an improvement in the texture and condition of their skins. They want a smoothing of wrinkled tissue, There has been a great deal of talk about the real effects of hormone creams. The only effects that 1 have seen have been good. . The skin ‘does look fresher and younger, and even the most wrinkled, aging skin

seems to take on a sort of glow’

after faithful use of whatever cream was selected. ~ EJ on

EVERY MATURE woman should seek*and find the -best aid for her skin. She has no reason and, I think, that she has no right to go about looking her age when she can do something about it! Remember—1I have told you that you should act your age but not look ft!

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agency stated, ‘We are very skeptical of the ability of those creams (hormone) to accom plish the results claimed, but we are not at this time in a position to disprove the claims _ made for them.’ “The report, which went on to consider whether or not the creams were harmful, found that this possibility could not be overlooked. It summed up its stand by stating that it did not ‘look with favor on this distribution for lay use. “In a recent.study, however, the Administration notes .that hormone creams brought about ‘slight morphological and physe fological alterations in older skins not produced by the same ointment base without the ese trogen.’ “Extent of these effects, it adds, is not yet determined. Noting that the creams have been widely distributed for nearly 10 years, it points out, . ‘there have been no reports in medical literature which suggests harmful effects resulting from the application.'” Now I hope you will feel that that hormone creams are helpful!

A recent issue of Cosmetics & Toiletries Magazine, the magazine which is the mouthpiece of the cosmetic industry, makes this report on “The State of the Hormone.” “A re. cent report to the Toilet Goods Association shows that the Food and Drug Administration has revised its opinion on hormone creams, : o ” 1d “IN ITS former opfnion, given in 1944, the government

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Tuesday's Menus

BREAKFAST: Orange juice, ready-to-eat cereal, quick mix hot muffins, butter or fortied margarine, jelly, coffee, mil’. x

LUNCHEON: Cheese omelet garnished with fried tomato rings; enriched bread, butter or fortified margarine,

canned applesauce, oatmeal cookies, tea, milk.

DINNER: Roast duckling with peaches, steamed brown rice, peas cooked with Ilet-

wedding ring was a narrow band. The Resens felt that it

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smoke. During World War II, the Resens heeded the requests of soldiers and sailors. They

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work in New Orleans’ French | Quarter and a wisp of chimney |

set with rubies, diamonds or sapphires, More often, they are not. The Resens like to make wedding hands that are within finan@al reach of every bride and groom. Men, they've discovered, are less reticent about the double ring ceramony than once was true. Male tastes in wedding rings vary from town to town and from state to state. Small towns and nearly any city or town in the Midwest prefeg plain, narrow bands. But out in Texas—yippee! The Texans buy for themselves, as

tuce- and white onions, French | turned out wedding rings en- | well as for their brides, wide rolls, butter or fortified mar- | graved with such sentiment as | Tings that are jeweled, pierced, _garine “mixed. green salad, “I Love You’and “I Thee Wed.” -engraved,—earved-and- ob strawberry chiffon pie, coffee, The Resens themselves are | With sentiment. If there's a lot milk. partial to rings that depend on | of sentiment, that's good. -

My Day—

Politics Should Not Affect World Health Organization

By ELEANOR ROOSEVELT -. GENEVA, May 21—I had the opportunity to spend two short periods in the World Health Organization

' meeting. 1 wanted to get the feel of that dgency, which, I think, should be less political than any other body. The first speech I heard was a request for the admission of 8pain as -a member. Japan and Germany had just been admitted. I have always felt that a world organization should be just that, and whether you like the governments of countries or not it is better to have them a part of the organization. From contact with one another, we will all gain in understanding. In the afternoon I heard the Indian minister of health, who is a woman, Rajkumari Amrit Kaur, announce that India was grateful for the fact that she had been named on the executive committee. She had served the past three years, which-—were the important formative years of the organization.

Repledging Ring SINCE they're happily married themselves, the Resens like to think that most of their rings are still being worn by the origina! purchasers. But, for people who want to repledge themselves to their marriage, the Resens have their newest design. It's a repledging ring in gold with a platinum service stripe for every Year of marriage.

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great needs should be represented on this committee, but she also believes that it is valuable for more countries to serve on this policy-making group. Therefore, she was withdrawing India’s name. India, she said, will take no less interest nor will it work less hard on the program of the World Health body, but it wants to give other nations the opportunity for the same participation which | it had.

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