Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 April 1952 — Page 38

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*" HUNGARIAN BEEF GOULASH 2-1b. boned chuck or 1 thsp. vinegar, cider or

round beef, 115 ‘in. tarragon thick = ° 1 tbsp. caraway Flour (about 13 c.) 1 tsp. marjoram 1 tbsp: fat 1 tsp. capers, chopped

1 Ib. white onions, peeled .2 bay leaves and shredded Parsley sprigs 2 tsps. salt 14 ¢. dry Sherry wine 1 tbsp. sweet Hungarian 14 c. water or soup

paprika stock

Cut beef in 14-inch or 1-inch cubes. Dredge well with flour. Meanwhile heat fat in pressure cooker. Brown meat well in hot fat, turning oeca--gionally. Add onions and seasonings and blend. Add liquid. Close cooker immediately and process at 15 pounds pressure for 20 minutes, if meat is cut into 14-inch cubes, and for 15 minutes if cut into 1-inch eubes. Let stem return slowly to down position, open cooker, remove bay leaves and parsley and serve four to six with broad noodles or boiled potatoes. Note: If extra bright-red color of goulash is desired, heat 15 tablespoon butter and add one teaspoon Hungarian paprika and two tablespoons wine or water. Let come to a quiet boil and pour over goulash before serving,

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Put Eggs In Freezer,

Save Money

EGGS put down in the freezer this spring may save money on angel food, sponge cake, custards and

winter, home freezing specials ists of the Agriculture Department suggest, Freezing is yi post ay to preserve eggs. me freezers . or freezer lockers eggs keep in good condition for nine months to a year, Naw is the time whilé the supply is plentiful, prices down and quality up. Only clean, top-quality eggs are suited to freezing. Remove from the shell, then freeze the whole egg or the whites and yolks separately, To prevent yolks from becoming gummy in freezing, whole eggs and yolks need to have sugar, sirup or salt added, depending on how they will be used, For example, add te eggs for scrambling and add sweetening for cakes ‘and desserts, Here are directions from the Bureau of Human Nutrition and ‘Home Economics:

WHOLE EGGS: Break eggs into Sloan oe Stir ih La fork eno break and mix well with whites, (Don’t beat because this whips in air.) To each cupful, mix in 14 tablespoon of sugar or lightcolored, mild-flavored sirup, such as corn sirup or honey, Or add % teaspoon salt. Then put through a medium-mesh sieve,

YOLKS: Separate eggs. Put yolks in a clean bowl. Stir with a fork to break yolks and mix in one tablespoon Sugar, tablespoon honey or sirup, or % teaspoon salt, Sieve,

WHITES: Freeze without stirring and with nothing added. Bleve for uniform texture.

PACKAGING: For convenience and to save thawing more egg than will be used at one time, put just enough in the contdiner for one cake, for example, or for scrambled eggs for one meal, or for the quantity needed for a favorite recipe—and label accordingly. The label should tell the date when put into the freezer, the quantity—both measurement and number of eggs, and the salt or sweetening added. Pack in moisture-vaporproof containers. These may be waxed paperboard cups, fold-up cartons with cellophane liners, métal or plastic freezer “boxes,” or even glass jars, tightly sealed. Leave ¥-inch headspace for half-pint containers; 13-inch for wide-top pint containers; %-inch for narrow top pints, such as canning jars, Freezing: Freeze promptly and store at zero F. or lower, Thawing: Leakproof containers may be placed under 2old running water to thaw, Otherwide, set the container in the refrigerator to thaw slowly, or out in the kitchen to thaw faster at room temperature. Before using, mix the contents of the container thoroughly. For safety the best rule is: Thaw only” the quantity to be used at one time, use within 24

thawing.

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YOUVE just come home from the hospital with your new baby. Life seems

so thrilling and exciting. Yet you can't help but wonder if you will be able to meet the responsibilities of taking care of a tiny infant. A Well, you're not alone in your feelings of inadequacy. Every young mother Jose through the same thing. A little patience,

understanding and love will’

more than help. On the practical side of things, you would be very wise to read several of the very fine child care books which have recently been published. Concentrate on being calm, no matter what the seeming crisis, during the first few months of getting ‘acquainted with your baby. Don't be afraid to pick her up and cuddle her. Contrary to what you may believe your baby is not fragile. Since a new baby spends

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- THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Baby's Food Should Always Be Just Right

ABY SITTING, a teenage profession, requires ooking as well as any num-

f other skills. Cookin baby, once a complicated and involved procedure, has since become mod« ernized along with other cook« ing. For the inexperienced teen~ ager, cooking for baby .should be based first on the instructions of the come from both experience and the family physician.

.‘Bables, often frightened by strange people, are just as frightened by strange or toa hot food. Be sure the baby is not afraid. One way to insure against too hot food is by heat ing chopped baby foods directly in the can. . Be sure to open them first, then place all the opened cans to be served in a pan partially filled with lukewarm water. Serve either two vegetables or one vegetable and one strained fruit with chopped meat In a sectioned plate. The partially filled cans can be returned to the refrigerator for the next meal, Liquids should be given to babies at the end of the meal 80 they won't fill up on the fa-

miliar milk before they taste

solid foods. Feeding proble

most of her time sleeping, you must make her waking ‘moments count. This is the time when you can establish confidence and security in her life,

Bathtime offers you a particularly good opportunity for getting to know one another. It should start out not merely as a cleaning routine, but a happy, refreshing fun-time that represents not a chore but a delight to the youngster. Her own soft wash cloths, super-soft towels and a beauty tray of bath essentials all contribute to a happy, relaxed period. There is no set hour when you must give the baby her bath. Let convenience guide you. What counts is that there should be no feeling to rush. . o » BE SURE the room in which you bathe your child, whether it be the kitchen or the bathroom, is warm. Drafts are dangerous. As an additional protection,

baby's mother which

ft oday through urday is a reminder little ones need special care and attention if theyre to stay healthy and contented. After-bath skin care (left tender skin against chapping. A brief exercise period each day (above) is a source of fun. The bath (right) is baby’s first introduction to beauty.

YUM YUM~That's what babies say when it really tastes good.

some of the biggest mothers and baby sitters face, are a result of disregarding these knowny facts, Giving your un-

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place a folded screen the bathing area. Test the heat of the water (it should be body temperature, 90-100 degrees) with a bath thermometer or your elbow. The water should feel comfortably warm to the touch. If you have hard water in your community, use a water softener. Hard water will roughen the baby's skin and may cause irritation. Use a bland soap. : » . ¥ FOR THE FIRST few baths, until the baby gets used to the water, give her a quick body sponge. Then, gently place her in the tub, and wash her with soap and water, Support her head and neck by bringing your hand around and under her left arm pit so that your wrist acts as a rest for the back of her head. In case you have trouble keeping the baby from slipping in the tub, place a diaper in the bottom of the

tub, the

When bath is over,

West Looked for a Miracle but Lost

F East and West had defended carelessly in today's deal, South could have made as many as five no trump. They did not defend carelessly, They played as well as they could but South atill came home with 11 tricks. West opened his fourth best club, hoping South had bid a 3-card suit and that some kind of miracle would happen, South won with the jack over East's 10 and elected to lay down the ace and another diamond. West properly decided not to win the second diamond and {t. was taken by dummy’s jack. . . .

HERE DECLARER had a decision to make. East's 10 of diamonds might be a false card and the suit might break 3-3. +*8outh decided to believe the 10-spot and diamonds were abandoned. The closed hand was entered with the king of hearts, Next came a small spade and dummy's _10 was finessed. Back came another heart and when

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East played the seven, he was permitted to hold the trick, West discarding a little club. ” ” ” EAST RETURNED a club and South’s queen lost to the ace. West led another club which was taken with the seven spot. Here East had to make

a discard and he could have made it easy for declarer by dropping a spade. But he made the right play of a heart. South now led the queen of diamonds, West had to play the king and dummy’s ace won. South entered his hand once more with the ace of hearts. When he laid down the king of clubs, East was in a hope-

less position. He had the queen of hearts and the nine and seven of spades. Since West had shown out of hearts early it was clear that South had the six. So East held his heart and discarded a spade. South then led his last spade and both of dummy's remaining spades were winners.

Guest Tea Planned

A program guest tea is scheduled by Zeta Tau Alpha Mothers’ Club at 2 p. m. Tuesday in the chapter house. A reading will be given by Mrs. Carl Iser-

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divided attention to baby assures success on all babysitting problems, including feeding. (By Joan Schoemaker.)

dry her with a softly tufted towel, using as little friction as possible. Wrap the baby in a dry towel, and then wash her face. Never use soap on her face, and never wash her mouth or tongue with a piece of moistened gauze. Next, pat a bit of baby lotion all over her body. A few drops ,on a sterile cotton ball should be soothed into each fold and crease of the skin, All of your baby care equipment should be assembled on a tray, within easy reach of your work area, Cotton, soap, pow-

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important necessities. » E n DAILY EXERCISE can also follow each bath period. Put baby on a big bed or softly padded table. Make sure the room is draft-free and warm. Your baby will bring much Joy. and happiness into your life, once you learn to enjoy your moments together.

Lutheran Unit to Meet

The executive” board of the |

iliary will meet at 12:30 p. m, tomorrow in the home, 3310 E. Washington St. The ladies societies of St.

. Lutheran Child Welfare Aux- |

Peters and Trinity Lutheran |

Churches will be guests of the auxiliary at its monthly luncheon and business meeting at 12:30 p. m. Friday in the home. Mrs. Fred Korff is chairman, assisted by Mesdames Jack Worden, Carl Westerhaus, Walter Merklin, Edgar J. Mutschler and Gilbert Mearling.

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New officers are Jackie Here shey, president; Drumm, vice president; Betty Bay, secretary, and Janet Stanley, treasurer. Freddy Forbes

and’ Jerry O'Rear are the new mascots.

Nine girls were recenfly

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initiated into the WIT Club. They are Margot Chevalier, Betty Deiwert, Fran Harrell, Nancy Howard, Diana Marston, Pat Moll, Martha Raup, Janice Bandberg and JoAnn WoodL

DEBETTES Club members honored the club's founders at the annual inactive luncheon yesterday in the Broadmoor Country Club, Invitations were sent to all former members since the club was founded in 1934. Present members have filled four Goodwill bags this months

Mary Jane Greenwald was elected president of the JO Club. She will be assisted this year by Marilyn Gaston, secretary; Jeanne Yoos, tredsurer; Linda Webb, chaplain; Wilma Schill, sergeant -at-arms, and Pat Shannon, correspondent.

Holladay Library

Elects Officers

News from the Holladay Memorial Library for Teen-agers includes new officers for the council and a meeting of. the School Librarian's Discussion Club tomorrow night. Officers of the coming year will be Clarence Warner, president; Nancy Tanselle, vice president; Ann Munshower, sec-

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SUNDAY, APR. 27, 1052

REIDA McMAHAN, The Times’ Teen of the Week, is a

senior at the James E.

Roberts High School. She

makes shell jewelry as a hobby and hopes to continue in

both bookkeeping and her A member. of the Tech Concert Band where she plays the flute, Freida placed superior in the high school division of the solo festival last spring at Jordan Music College. B8he is a member of Roberts’ Public Speaking Club, the Happy Ho-

music following graduation,

Golden Rule Hobby Exchange Club. She also is editor of the HapSack, published by the Happy Hoboes at Crossroads Rehabilitation Center. Mrs. Mabel Bolden, 3054 Boulevard Place, is her mother,

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