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av Whdid . i MAN IS susceptible to temptation, according to tradition, but here is a different version. Tempt him with exotic food, If your budget says no, change the picture with stuffed eggplant, an inexpensive main dish,from Turkey. _. Turkish cooking dates back 7000 years. Pick food used then that is still a staple on American tables. You'll have a dish worth treating your family to. :

» » ~ IMAN BAYILDI (Stuffed Eggplant) 1 large eggplant 1% c. olive oil 3% ec. rice 13% c. boliing water 14 tsp. salt % c. minced onion i. . ; 1 clove garlic minced (if desired) 13 c. minced green pepper 15 ¢. minced parsley % ¢ fresh cut mint dried mint 1% c. seedless raisins 12 c. slivered almonds 1% ec. canned tomatoes or 2 c. minced fresh tomatoes Salt Pepper - Cut a long slice from side of eggplant. Cut out. center pulp, leaving shell one-half inch thick. Chop pulp. Heat one tablespoon olive oil, add rice, boiling water and one-half teaspoon salt. Bring to boil. Cover and cook over low heat until water is. absorbed and rice is tender, Heat remaining olive oil. Add eggplant, minced onions,

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GOOD DESIGN WINNERS—Samples of the Good Design units on exhibit at Ayres: through the end of the month are the furniture items pictured. The flip top table by Edward Wormley | for Dunbar is ash blond mahogany, has slender, beautiful lines. He also designed the mahoganyBase, ebony finished occasional chair with the linen crash seat upholstery. It is a Dunbar product, foo. Harry Gitlin did the lamp with the black metal base and shade and the brass stem. The white pitcher and glasses are Russell Wright pieces The four-light black metal candelabra and the green bread basket are typical of the useful items included in the collection. Ed Wormley also was responsible for the carpeting illustrated. It's manufactured by Alexander Smith and is striped in putty, gray and beige with a confetti overprint. -

WHE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Turkish Recipe of 7000 Years Ago Is

PARTY FARE—Delicious, decorative, tasty and inexpensive . . . all so seldom wrapped in the

same package. Here it is in stuffed eggplant.

garlic (if used), green peppers and stir gently over heat about five minutes until eggplant is tender. Add parsiey, mint, raisins, nuts, tomatoes—and com-

bine with rice. Season to taste

with salt and pepper. 8prinkle eggplant shell with salt and pepper, fill with mixture and place in baking pan. Brush cut slice with ofl, sprinkle with salt and pepper, and place beside stuffed egg-

plant. Add just enough water to cover bottom of pan and bake in moderate oven (375 degrees F.) 40 to 60 minutes, depending upon size of eggplant, until shell is tender. Makes six generous servings.

Four Ideas Brides Cast an Eager Eye Try Lamb |

For Using On 2 for Price of 1 Furniture Patiies for

This year’s bride is asking the furniture man for two Shutt ers for the price of one—and she’s getting it. : . | * Almost every piece of furniture she buys can be two| (C) k D = They Tike | pieces—a coffee table can be a dining table, a dinner table| uicC inner

: . ca» be a buffet, almost any table can be two or three tables, = Place of Curtains soias can be beds and beds can be sofas. «Windows need little cur-

a And all of them are Smarter) * Tq aining when shutters aren style for leading their Defi ne Pa rts used. Shutters themselves double lives.

3 | * lend themselves to grill combi-| are so decorative, and they| The high-low table does double On Fu rnitu re ‘nations and to stuffing as well. |

ake the problems of light and |duty by changing its height. Low, | : | Whether you purchase ground ir control well in hand. it’s a long coffee table. | Stretchers, Aprons {amb already formed into pat-|

For these good and proper rea-| With legs unfolded and at their, Among Odd Terms ties or prepare them yourself, | ns, and because they suit to- full height, it is a dining table. Do you know the names of 'aP the patties with bacon and| day’s cheerful, casual rooms,|Or the high-low table may be a these furniture parts? {fasten with picks. | shutters are well along on a new|square coffee table that rises to Stretchers, seen on sofas, chairs 1° COOK, arrange them on a wave of popularity. _. |becomie a card table. and tables, are part of the frame-| Droiler rack so that the top is two Here are four ideas for using| pj + f Room |work, the cross pieces that con-|Inches from the heat. For a combi-| em. Fill the frame of a small|' 'c"'Y © : nect the legs and run parallel to|nation grill, on the rack with the 'window comipletely with a pair of| The hostess butler buffet is the iyo fgoor. . |patties add peach or apricot] shutters and trim it with a color- latest idea for a dining table that| They are often H-shape or box halves. Or here's a serving with ful ruffle. This idea is a good|works full time, ; \shape, and sometimes X-shape, Pineapple. pne for a small kitchen, bath-| It's a neat buffet with plenty ,. hed or serpentine. om or bedroom window, or the of room in it to store dishes, pdd window on a stair landing. |linens and silver all the time.

On rushed days turn to lamb patties for quick, tempt-| ling dinners for your family. | These ground lamb servings

| The apron of the table is the,

vertical band just below the When patties are brown on the

top side, lay browned side down on heated pineapple slices and | {finish cooking. | Stuffing to go between two thin]

For the kitchen windows above) Then, for meals, its top flipsi¢,e top that usually extends the e sink, or any other group of up and makes a quarter turn to complete circumference of the small windows with deep sills, set|transform it into a table. ltable. the shutters on the sill behind a/ There is also a desk which| Apron is also the name applied

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We, the Women—

It's a Fair Solution to Take Turns on Planning Evenings

By RUTH MILLETT A LOT of the minor matters that cause trouble between husbands and wives month in and year out could be solved easily with a little co-operation and common

sense.

Take this problem, for instance, which keeps turning up in letters to this column: The wife complains that her husband never wants to go out at night—or at least never takes her anywhere she wants to go. A fair solution to that difficulty would be for the wife to say what the couple will do one evening and the husband the next. Taking turns about planning their evenings, both wolild get to do what they want to do half of the time and should then be willing to do what the other wants to do the

other half of the time.

Not only would that be a fair arrangement, but it might even add a little variety

to their evenings. oh HH

PAPA MIGHT NOT always choose to Hint suggest

or some

stay home on ‘his night.” He a ball game, bowling, occurred to Mama.

Ruth Millett ing else that might not have

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And Mama might start using a little more imagination and ingenuity in planning “her nights,” instead of always wanting to go to a movie or have the same people over for bridge or

whatever.

Strawberry

Jam Recipe Introduced at Purdue Lab

sity, has introduced a recipe for frozen strawberry jam developed in the experimental cookery laboratory of the university. The experiments, concluded this week, are a sequel! to the frozen red raspberry and frozen blackberry jam recipes announced by the laboratory recently, Used raw, the berries are never cooked. Freezing the jam keeps it from molding, Lemon julce is added to the strawberries to bring out the flavor.

FROZEN STRAWBERRY JAM 3% c. mashed or pureed strawberries (about one-fourth of these should be under-ripe) 1 tbsp. lemon juice 8% c. sugar 1 box powdered pectin 1 c. water Bring the pectin and water to a boil in a four-quart sauce pan over medium heat, stirring con-

trude Sunderiin, Purdue Univer.

Monday's Menu's

BREAKFAST: Blackberries on bran flakes, pecan honey rolls, butter or forti-

fied margarine, coffee, milk. LUNCHEON: Tomatoes

Here's a Menu For a Picnic

Picnics are here for the season, Plan a “pitch-in” with each two some bringing part of the menu. course.

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curving wooden frame, {does the top flip and turn trick is the wood horizontal band just|Patties may be fruit. Pitted and stantly. Stir and allow to boil

Wars: 5801 W. . For larger windows, use two to become a dining table. {below the sill of a window frame.| cooked whole prunes or drained 80, for the couple whose evenings ape seldom planned and [rapidly for one minute. Remove cup ripe olives . 2459. Pair of shutters so that one pair| ¢ HH Cabinet On an upholstered chair or a crushed pineapple are two sugges- | are often boring, and for the couple who can’t agree on how (from heat; immediately add su- ha a end * may be open while the other pair SMa abine's |sofa. the deck is the firmer lower tions. : | to spend their leisure time, here's a simple solution that is at |Sar, berries and lemon juice. Stir - is closed, and if you like, hang! nests of tables in great variety part of the seat which contains| A bread stuffing also may be least ‘worth a month's trial about five minutes or until sugar ] dressing v curtains behind one pair. ltuck up extra serving tables inthe springs and some stuffing. |ned, Cook the patties from eight| . { 1 is thoroughly dissolved and mix- Ble ren, grated onion, Or use a single pair of shutters io space needed for one. Coffeel The part that is sat upon, to 10 minutes on one side, turm| Take turns planning your evenings, and be as agreeable |i... begins to thicken. the Ep He on a larger window and top off {,y10c nest two extras or four softer upholstery or separate and finish cooking on the second! about the plans the other makes as you are enthusiastic about Pour into freezer containers or : small |cushions, lies on the deck. side. your own, . jelly glasses. Cover. Let stand Sren

under a large square table. Lamp tables are smart little

cabinets and they, too, hover over; 40 an additional serving table or Beauty After

onions, carrot about 24 hours. Seal airtight. Store in freezer. This makes 2] CO0klien and oranges,

{about four pints, The jam doesn’t|y -

| How to Buy

4 ; 4 with a curtain ruffle. If the window isn’t as tall as : it should be, the ruffle can start a high above the actual frame to ; make the window look taller, ; {for large rooms and many of {cold temperature prevents mold .

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them, but she rightly expects her| {first home to be comfortable and] (smart.

Comfortable Beds

One of her best allies is the

sofa bed, which makes style posSmart women are scenting their|sible for the one-room apart-|

homes now as well as their ear ment, or adds a guest room where

lobes. the trick, a sachet in a new form

that has the enchanting fragrance and are smart sofas, and they

It's lacquer that’s doing/there’s no room for one.

New sofa beds really look like

of lilac, carnation, heliotrope, pot- are also comfortable beds.

pourri or gardenia.

Swab it on any unpainted or b\s are built into sectional up-| surface holstery furniture with chairs to| If you tire of/match. There are even big chairs

unvarnished wooden about the house.

Loveseats may be beds, and

one fragrance inside your bureau Which turn into beds.

drawers, underneath closet

And on the other hand, beds

shelves, beneath tables, window that don’t hide away are smartly sills and such, it's a simple matter |Styled to do sofa duty.

to wash off these strips of scented

lacquer and paint on airerent Dagigning Woman

The perfume lasts for weeks, sometimes for months, depending] on how much unpainted or un-| varnished surface is covered. { A little goes a long way. For instance, when painting it inside! your bureau drawers, apply it in| strips on the bottom or at the back with a handy scented! lacquer paint brush made for the purpose. To clean the brush afterward, simply wash it off with warm water. It’s available at Ayres’.

Poetry Society

Schedules Picnic

Members of the Indiana Poetry Society and their families ‘will have a 2 p. m, picnic next Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Ashman, 1808 Northwood." Drive. 4 The covered-dish luncheon will be the last meeting of the society for the season. Mrs. HL A. Schmutte is president.

«Elizabeth Hillyer.

| I gave them | could from my experience, but

Because so many rooms once had too much pattern in them, they were changed until they became too plain. Improve such a setting by adding interest with a pattern. One good fabric will do wonders. for draperies and for an upholstery cover or two.

Use it |

By EDYTH T. McLEOD Tr ,

YES, MY darling daughters all have wonderful careers. all the help I

they had to hold whatever jobs they got. Now they are sucessful and I am so proud.” That was Ethel Owen speaking, a delightful, clever after40 radio personality. You hear her in many character parts in top-flight shows and she is very familiar to you because of her role of Mother Burton in the CBS program, “The Second Mrs, Burton.” Ethel Owen's wonderful sense of humor, her optimism, combined. with real work and natural talent, have carried her

| a long way. She was widowed

when her girls were tiny tots. Having beén an actress before her marriage, she thought of the stage when faced with financial facts. But the stage would have meant leaving her children, so she looked to radio.

= » s OUT IN HER home town of Milwaukee they were just thinking of women in radio. Ethel went on as a woman

commentator, calling her pro- |

gram “The Magazine of the Air.” It caught on. She gave women the news they wanted and she gave it in a well-modu-lated voice with good enunciation. J wish we had more that now. Ethel Owen doubled in acting

| when plays and sketches went | | on the air. Later she went to

Chicago looking for broader

| fields. She found them after ob- | taitning an audition through | her charm and good manners

while talking to a receptionist.

8.8 8 THEN ETHEL looked to-

ward New York. She went

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TALENT AND CHARM-—Ethel Owen (second from left) and her daughters (left to right) Mary Founds, musician; Geni Looke, fashion model, and Pamela Britton, stage and film star.

there to work after the first audition and has been going ever since, and successfully, I

She said, when talking of her marriage, “Why live alone now, that’s not for me.” She continues her career because it is stimulating to her.

# - ” SHE HAS three daughters and two grandchildren. Her husband has two sons and three grandchildren. “A nice, big, happy family,” says Ethel. At our interview she wore a sheer black dress, tiny black velvet hat with a rhinestone beauty-mark veil, pearls at her ears and throat. She presented a picture of mature elegance. “I keep my hair blonde,” she said with a twinkle in her eye.* “It photographs so well!” My reaction was that it looked so well,

Tomorrow — “Dear Thornton McLeod.”

Edyth

Pitch-in Supper Members of the 1950-51 Technical High School personality clinic will have a pitch-in supper at 7 [p. m. Tuesday in Ellenberger (Park. Mrs. J. C. Fix, Mrs, Martha Turpin and John Paul Lahr, class teachers, will be guests.

might add. Two years ago she remarried. Her husband is an important insurance executive.

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Open-Faced Sandwich

For a good open-faced sandwich, toast bread on one side under the broiler. Then cover the untoasted side with grated sharp cheese and chopped ripe olives. Broil until cheees melts and is bubbly.

Plan Open House

Norways Foundation Guild will

hold open house from 4 to 8 p. m. Tuesday in Norways Nurses

Tomatoes

How to buy tomatoes is one thought many housewives have all summer and a majority of winter now. .

Home, 1850 E. 10th St.

See us for any quality item needed for your home, Antique

{ furniture, pictures and etchings,

china and other pieces needed to complete any decorative plan.

| We appraise and sell estates, | CARLOS RECKER, 1451 N.

Delaware St, phone RI-7847. Hours, daily 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

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AKSEL, 413 E. THIRTIETH ST. Specializing in individual lamps. of all descriptions to complete any decorative scheme, Stock of figures and bases in

Bisque, Meissen and

Dresden for the purpose, OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY.

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VISIT THE COPPER POT 2029 East 10th St. Pair Walnut Rose back chairs, cherry night table, other ash, cherry and walnut furniture, refinished; hand-painted china, Haviland plates, 3 trivets ’

Take your Antiques, such as old tea sets, candelabras and trays to experts for plating. Gold, silver, brass, platinum, copper and chrome on any kind of metal. Will Jook like new. HOME PLATING CO. 917 Mass. Ave.,, CA-9088,

pattern glass, furniture,

cles, trivets and guns. We buy’ as well as sell. JACK and or PLAINFIELD, IND, R.R. 1, Phone 62, 3; Mi. West of Plainfield on U.S. 40. CRangey

KERRY 660 East 38th St.

How about a the to-be

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China dinner