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¥ ‘By GAYNOR MADDOX THE BATTLE of the food budget . continues right into September. But there are so many popular foods on the September list of plenti(announced by the Agriculture Department) that the house-

wife will find feeding her family a little easier.

Of course she must plan her

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as much as possible, Broilers and fryers and processed citrus juices,

all important foods, head the list,

These foods offer more for vour dollar than other foods not on the September list: = - = FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Processed Citrus Juices Grapes Canned Apples and Applesauce Beets Cabbage ~ ” ~ PROTEIN FOODS Broilers and Fryers Hens Fresh and Frozen Fish Cottage Cheese Nonfat Dry Milk Solids Peanut Butter Careful planning of menus well in advance will cut down oni food waste. Here is a budget dinner menu you may enjoy: Dinner: Chicken pot pie. boiled new potatoes, peas. sliced tomatoes, bread, butter or fortified margarine, apricot whip, coffee, milk. n = » QUICK CORNED BEEF HASH LOAF One one-pound can corned heef hash, one tablespoon bacon fat, melted, one tablespoon catsup or prepared mustard. Remove both ends from can of hash; using one end push hash out in one piece, Cut hash in half lengthwise; place each half, cut side down, in a shallow baking

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she may not always think he is right. Of course. she will have moments-—maybe even davs or weeks—of being exasperated with him, ; ~ = u AND IF she isn't afraid to be herself she’ll say when she thinks he is wrong. She'll let him know when she is exasperated. She won't pretend to agree with or pretend to like behavior that annoys her. But if she loves him, she'll think he is wonderful, most of the time. Because a woman who loves a man tends to think more about his good qualities than about his faults,

= n n LOVING him, she wants to think: he is wonderful—and so she does, That is why she doesn't have

to pretend. For if a woman thinks A man is wonderful, he knows it. If a woman thinks he is right or always approves of what he does, she still thinks he is. extra special.

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RUTH MILLETT “1S IT REALLY A GOOD IDEA for a wife to keep up the pretense that her husband is wonderful after she has discovered that he is just an average sort of guy,

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Slipcovers Are Big Help

In Decorating

Slipcovers make good sense in decorating. They can unify an assortment of uphol-

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FOUR. Cushions should be re-

moved: cut and pin the fabric to these first, FIVE. Pin-fit all seams ready

for stitching. or baste if you pre-

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Time to Think of Future

paring for the future, too. First, she should take a job-—not to = hunt a husband but to give =: her an idea of what a man : is up against in earning his daily bread,

BESIDES, simple task, commercial or will he good training. Altar-bound girls should also

learn

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