Speedway Flyer, Volume 14, Number 44, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 May 1946 — Page 3

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Sale of Carnations Made In Part by Veterans Will Be Held Saturday, May 11

Carnation Day will be observed again this year the Saturday befor Mother’s Day which falls on May 12. The sale of carnations was started in 1923 by the Kansas City chapter of American War Mothers to raise funds for the national convention and to further the work of the chapter for disabled veterans. This sale of carnations was so successful and was so readily supported that it has been continued. The business men of Kansas City commended the War Mothers, saying, “We believe every man, woman, and child will "be glad to buy and wear a carnation offered for sale by mothers who not only gave their sons but .gave their service in every way to win the war. They are now giving service in the reconstruction work and to make better the condition of the ex-service man and his family.”

Paper carnations made in part by veterans and their families was adopted as a national program in March, 1924, and is observed by all chapters throughout the country. . President Calvin Coolidge wrote a letter to Mrs. H. H. McClure, president of the Kansas City chapter who originated the carnation sale giving her his unqualified endorsement of the program. “The day’s effort performed a great mission in moulding the sentiment, even if the chapter had not realized a cent,” was the comment from leading business men in praise of the sale. The money obtained from sales of the white and red carnations will be used for aid of veterans in Billings, Wakeman and Veterans’ hospitals. Marion County chapter is the mother chapter of the American War Mothers and its members mostly are mothers of World’War I. The U. S. A. chapter, University Heights, predominately is mothers from World War 11. All chapters are assisting in the campaign. Workers will carry sealed boxes to receive donations and will*wear identification streamers with the name of their chapter.printed on them. Carnations wilt, be sold both in the downtown district and outlying districts. Many articles made by the chapters for the and articles brought back from overseas by service men will be on display Monday, May 6, in the window of Richman Clothes, 22 East Washington street

Take Mq Word For 111 By FRANK COLBY

POTPOURRI The word “heroism” is giving a few of us a little trouble. It’s an important word in these stirring days of America’s emergence as the mightiest military power in the history of mankind. The first syllable of heroism and heroine is not “hee.” The “her-” has the sound of “hair,” as in “herald, heritage.” Be sure to say: HAIR-oh-izm and HAIR-oh-in. On the other hand, the word heroic does begin with the sound of “hee,” as in hero. Also, be sure to place the accent on the second syllable. Say: hee-ROE-ik. ® Ogden: Come to my rescue, Pancho. Help me to convince my hard-headed husband that connoisseur is not pronounced “conna-sew-er.”—Lit Answer: The American pronunciation in best usage is: KON-i-SER’, the third syllable rhyming with “her, per.” Bell Syndicate.—WNU Features. The dominance of the male over the female is still preached in Turkey, a missionary says. It is still preached in American homes, too, sister, but the audience goes right on dominating.

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YOU By RUTH TAYLOR It’s up to you! Whatever the question be, whatever the crucial problem confronting the country today, the solution is up to you. For in either a republic or a democracy the power is vested in the individual—and that means you! When we speak of national unity, we mean national oneness —a cohesion of all elements into one. You are that one! Through your vote you have the power to effect whatever changes you wish. Your vote is as potent as that of any man in the country. But if you neglect to vote—don’t complain of the government that is elected. Yours is the responsibility. You can’t expect cooperation if you are not cooperative. You can’t expect fair play unless you are willing to play fair. You can’t prate about discrimination if you discriminate against others. You can’t whine about taxes and then complain when you don’t get the service you expect from the government of your choice. You have to be kind. You have to be tolerant. You have to work. It all begins and ends with YOU. Neither industrial disputes nor international problems can be settled from the top. You have to begin with yourself. To achieve cooperative action, you yourself must be willing to cooperate in

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the problems of every day living. But you must stand firm on the ideals in which you believe. You must be articulate for the right, and—if you are—you can be a power for good in yourself. What the future holds depends upon you—upon me—upon each and everyone of us as individuals. That is what a republic means. That is what democracy stands for. It is a personal responsibility! It is up to you—and me—and all of us who have pride in our American citizenship—to do our individual best. was introduced in England about Printing was known to China as early as the sixth century. It 1474, and in America in 1536. Even if you are “on the rocks,” you’ve got something. You’ve got a good solid foundation on which to start building again. Maybe you’ve noticed it, too—the well-heeled do the most vigorous kicking.

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Supporting the “Save Bread for Europe” program, Patricia Vanfver, popular Walter Thornton pinup model, protects the freshness of the loaf by carefully reclosing the waxed paper wrapper after preparing her “between-exercise” snack. According to the Agriculture Department, if each housewife would save only a slice of bread a day the national saving would be one million pounds of bread daily. J It is as great a work to make two smiles break where only one broke before, as to make two blades of grass grow where only one grew before.

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COSMETOLOGISTS PLAN ANNUAL MAY DAY TRADEEXHIBIT To Be Held At Lincoln Hotel The Indianapolis unit of the Indiana Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association will have its sixth annual May Day program and trade exhibit May 5 and 6th at the Hotel Lincoln. Mrs. Mary Roberts, 867 South Westbrook Ave. will be crowned May Queen at the dance and style show Monday night. Paul Korby will be master of ceremonies. ’ ■ Charles Budas of Oak Park, 111., national gold trophy winner and member of the Illinois Coiffure Guild, will be guest artist and will demonstrate hair styles on both Sunday and Monday programs. A hair-styling contest, open to all licensed hairdressers, will be held Monday afternoon, May 6, with Mrs. Mabel Thoms in charge. Three trophies will be awarded. Mrs. Bessie Shelburne, president of the Indianapolis, unit, is general chairman and is assisted in arrangements by Mesdames Florence Trowbridge, Murt Craig, Ruth Oesterle, Ethel Brenton, Emily Armstrong, Berna Castle, Leona 'Pitzer, Jettie Gorenstein and Mary Lou Smith and Miss Betty Wheeler. A large attendance from Indianapolis and neighboring points is expected for the two-day affair.

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Recipes Prepared By Red Cross To Take Place of Wheat Products Oatmeal Biscuits 1% cups flour 1 tablespoon sugar 4 teaspoons, baking powder 1% teaspoon salt 1% cups raw rolled oats 4 tablespoons shortening % cup milk Sift flour, sugar, baking powder and salt together. Add rolled oats and mix. Rub shortening in with finger tips. Add milk slowly and mix to a soft dough. Roll out on floured board to % -inch thicknessCut with biscuit cutter. Brush tops with milk and bake in quick oven (450 deg. F) 15 to 20 minutes. Yield: 15 biscuits. » Potato Pancakes Grate 2 cups raw potatoes and put immediately into % cup milk. Add 1 egg, beaten slightly, 2 tablespoons flour, 1 teaspoon salt, pepper and 1 tablespoon finely chopped onion. Drop from a tablespoon onto a greased frying pan. Cook until well browned and crisp on both sides. Serve hot.

Potato Soup With Oatmeal 4 cups meat stock or use ''x bouillon cubes 2 cups diced potatoes % cup sliced onions 1 cup sliced carrots % cup chopped celery > % cup rolled oats % to 1 cup cooked tomatoes salt and pepper To meat stock add potatoes, onions, carrots and celery. Bring to boiling point. Gradually stir in the rolled oats. Simmer 20 minutes or until vegetables are tender. Add the tomatoes. Season with salt and pepper and heat. Oatmeal Scones 1 cup cold cooked oatmeal—left over from breakfast 1 cup milk % teaspoon salt 1 tablespoon melted shortening 1 % cup sifted flour—a little more flour may be needed to make a soft dough 3 teaspoons baking powder Sift dry ingredients together, mix oatmeal and milk together. Add melted fat to oatmeal mixture. Combine all ingredients. Roll dough 1 inch thick and cut in 2-inch squares. Bake on hot greased griddle. 9 Another thing that adds to the confusion is that we are woefully overstocked on ideas, opinions, theories and plans, and frightfully . short on facts.

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