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Eat Well for Less— \ Stretch Beef. Use Noodles And Cheese
By GAYNOR MADDOX WHEN YOU can stretch one pound of ground beef to feed six, you have kitchen know-how. Part of know-how can be noodles and cheese to
combine with the small amount of beef, » » ” BEEF AND NOODLE CASSEROLE One pound ground beef, two tablespoons finely chopped onion, two tablespoons fat, one and onehalf teaspoons salt, teaspoon pepper, eight ounces wide noodles, cooked, one 10l%-ounce can tomato soup, shredded cheese: . Pan-fry onion in hot fat in a skillet. Add ground beef and brown thoroughly. Combine beef, seasonings, noodles and soup in a three-quart casserole. Top with shredded Bake in a moderate oven (350 degrees F.) for 30 minutes. Serves six. » ” »
LIVER DUMPLINGS
One-half pound liver, one-fourth teaspoon marjoram, one-fourth cup finely chopped onion, one teaspoon , salt, one-half cup soft breadcrumbs, one-fourth flour, one egg, lightly beaten, four ounces noodles, three cups beef bouillon. Cook liver in salted water 10 minutes. Grind liver and combine with marjoram, . onions, salt, crumbs, flour and eggs. Mix well. Boil noodles in beef broth eight minutes. Shape mixture into oneinch balls. Drop onto noodles. Cover. Cook 10 minutes. Serve hot for four. ~ » »
PANNED HAM AND CABBAGE
Four tablespoons fat, one quart shredded cabbage, two cups chopped cooked ham, salt, pepper, vinegar. Melt fat in a frring pan. Add the cabbage and ham, Cover tightly. Cook until cabbage is tender ~-~five to 10 minutes—stirring occasionally to prevent sticking.
Season to taste with salt, pepper]. and vinegar. Serves four,
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All Your Duds On a Trip
By JOAN IF YOU'RE going traveling this summer, you'll have to pack up some duds. Do you know how to do it? First, don't take your
whole wardrobe. And second, don’t take too large. a
suit case, Yes, it's a fact. Tight |
packing of dresses and suits keeps them from becoming wrinkled. A few clothes sloshing around in an over-sized suit case emerge looking like last week's laundry. For a week-end a girl can pack three simple dresses, two sweaters or bicuses a pair of shorts or slacks, a ba one pair of shoes and assorted accessories and underwear in a 21-inch suitcase. A 24-inch case will be needed for extra shoes and a jacket or beach robe. » » »
A BOY can carry four shirts, a pair of slacks, bathing trunks, a sweater, underwear and toilet articles in a 2l-incher, extra shoes and jacket in a 24-inch job. And here's how. Stow all the lumpy things-—shoes and such— in the bottom close to the sides of the suitcase. Inside shoes and between the other objects, stick the small items—rolled belts and socks, for instance, Level this layer off with
folded underwear, nightclothes, |
beach clothes and sweaters until
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Smart, easy to make | frocks; decorating tips; gift pat- | extra sweater evenly over all | | —and close the lid carefully,
Fold these important items smoothly, exactly to fit the suitcase, with special attention to fronts -and sleeves. If the case still isn’t full, spread an
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get a chuckle, sometimes, over
W all the fuss that’s being made
about “new engines.”
You'll note that the key feature of their design in every case is the valve-in-head principle — whether these engines are: already in production or still in the
dream stage.
Fact is, it takes this design to get the most from “high compression”— and how high you can go depends upon the available fuel. Using this design, wartime aircraft engines operated on 100
octane gasoline.
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It also takes this design to get the more-miles-per-gallon which folks like in a
automobile.
So what gives us a chuckle is this:
N o other type of engine has ever been used in a Buick — which means that Buick owners, all along, have been getting a lot of things that others have just
“discovered.”
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Tune in HENRY J. TAYLOR, ABC Network, every Monday evening.
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NEW YORK, June 20--Any day now, some partytossing hostess with an urge to be different will probably greet hér guests in an evening gown cut from shining fluorescent cloth, When this happens, nobody will be less furprised than the proprietors and clerks of a cluttered establishment just off | Times Square which has been | in business almost 110 years, In Dazian's, which is the country store of the theatrical business, you couldn't buy the gown itself. But you could buy the material, just as you could buy a bead for a G-string or to decorate a
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{| enough fabric Broadway musical. Although the strange and often exotic bolts of materials stacked to the ceiling behind the store's counter were dreamed up fer the®theatrical world, they have lately been finding their way into people's homes,
| Made of Glass THE GOLD DUST fabric which was invented at Dazian's and actually is made out of | glass, for instance, has turned ! up on many a living room window as curtains, If you looked closely, you might recognize it as the glittering stuff your daughter wore at her high | school dance recital. Once upon a time, Dazian's | made costumes for ‘the shows it supplied. Lillian Russell and Maude Adams were among the customers, and in the very early days the wife of the founder hand-sewed sorie. of the spangled creations. You could still get a Mardis
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assembly.
But that’s not all. They get something more — vastly mare — because foday’s Fireball Engine has one standout feature found in no other automobile.
That name “Fireball” isn’t just a trick word. It describes what happens in this
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When you come to check the field you'll find that there's a sweet freedom from roughness to this engine’s operation—tracing to the fact that the whole mechanism itself is engineered smooth, and the further fact that every Fireball Engine gets a Micropoise balancing after
slipper. worn by ‘Sarah Bern-. 3 hardt, a Gypsy Rose Lee G- 4 string, and probably the na- bl tion's most complete theatrical library. Y Surrounded by this footlight history, a round-faced, bowtied man named Feinberg presides over the Dazian empire, which is far more complex than the country store flavor would lead you to believe. Feinberg spread the store's theatrical glitter into the win-dow-display field and is busy in many charities. A man whose business idea is “new fabrics for a new world,” he is putting’ the same glamour the store’ created for the stage into draperies, upholstery, and other home decor, And he figures since women are now wearing bathing suits made of the same fluorescent cloth Dazian's first developed hi 30 years ago, there's no reason : it won't turn up as an evenin gown shortly. :
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THE GOODS—Examining bolts of exotic fabric at Dazian's, famed theatrical textile: house . . . (left to right George Feinberg, firm's president; actor Williamr Gaxton; comedians Bobby Clark and Sen. Ford.
Gras and party dress ready-
made at the store, but now it's essentially a textile business, although what other people think of the cloth doesn't necessarily mean the same here. Dazian’'s has glame made of peanut shells, a fabric, made from the hair of a goat, which looks like grass, countless metal cloths, a cork fabric, plastic cloths and others spun from raw materials like milk and clay. » All these are dreamed up and then manufactured in factories
the store controls, One reason the proprietors won't be sur prised at the first fluorescent hostess gown, for instance, is that they seem to be a long way ahead of the world of fash~ fon, They were turning out burlap for costumes years before Paris thought of it for some high styles a couple of seasons ago. “Falsies,” too, were a staple item in the store's catalog a generation or so before anybody in the bodice business thought of advertising them. They were
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engine. Inrushing fuel rolls into a swirl. ing ball of gasoline vapor compacted around the spark plug. And when the
fat spark sets it off, a cyclone of power lets go.
Ot course, a Fireball Engine, being a valve-in-head, keeps pace with high. test fuel, when it comes to ‘‘high compression.”
But what’s more important in the present state of the world is this: 4 Fireball Engine is designed to handle the not-so-high-test fuel we may be getting in the not-too-distant future.
‘So, if you want to.sample all that’s fine in motorcar engines, your Buick dealer is the man to see. Come in soon, and find out what the rest of the world has been missing. ear
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