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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 6, 1943)
&&Cd rCTITVi i:::f The OnTGCri STATESMAN. Colca. Orgoru Thursday IcrrJ, I lay C. IC 13 -Soup Makes -Excellent;, -Meals "By MAXINE BUHEN "Soup soup, beautiful soup. soup of the evening, bee-ootiful oup. i Alice of Wonderland fame isn't the only one who considered 1 such a thins of beauty, for it's the Joy of the family, when the cook makes it right and often. Soup has a way of going into II the cracks, to make a warm lng and filling dish. Now that no bones ? or . vegetable trimmings see the garbage can in patriotic homes, until all the good's gone from them, soup appears more frequently on the best tables, soup that started right In the kitchen and not in a tin. : One of the nicest things about soup is that the housewife is un limited in the ingredients, let her imagination have full sway, the soup will be all the better for it . For instance, here is a carrot soup, which takes the leaves from a stalk of celery (the leaves may be fresh, or may have been dried in the warming oven), the last of a stalk of celery used a week or more agor SAVORY CARROT SOUP ; 1 cup diced raw carrots Y cup chopped celery leaves ; cup diced onions ' Yk cup cooked beans or peas r 2 cups water - teaspoon salt teaspoon pepper " , 2 cups milk 2 tablespoons fat 1 tablespoon chopped parsley Simmer, covered, 20 minutes, the carrots, celery, onions, beans, water, salt and pepper. Mash and add rest of ingredients. Simmer 10 minifies. Any vegetable makes good , soup and the nice thing about soup is that you can make al most any combination. Vegeta bles, meat, fish. They all taste good together. There's a difference of opinion j as to the type of soup to be eat en. Some women like to make clear soup for their families, oth- j ers always add cream. Some like the chowder type with meat or vegetables left jn fairly large j pieces, so th mixture borders on a stew. Then there's what goes in the soup. Rice, noodles, barley, crackers, croutons or sour whip ped cream (the Russians eat the latter on their c a b b a g e-beef soup). . But whether it's thick soup or thin, meat soup or vegetable, broth or chowder, it is still good, and filling and if we haven't made it's acquaintance, it will be wrth our while to do so. Today's Menu Meat balls that make a little Bieat go a long way, will be the day's main dish. Lettuce-carrot salad Swedish meat bails Noodles Buttered peas Chocolate cream pie ' SWEDISH MEAT BALLS WITH NOODLES pound ground beef 1 ounce ground beef suet : 1 small onion, diced 1 teaspoon salt 1 tablespoon flour 1 tablespoon fat. Combine beef, suet, onion and salt. Shape into 1-inch balls, roll in flour and brown slowly . in hot fat until cooked. Remove from pan. Make a brown gravy with remaining fat, using 2 tablespoons of flour and 1 cup of milk or water to each 2 ta blespoons of fat in pan. Season to taste. Serve gravy and meat balls on -top of hot cooked noo dles. RATION CALENDAR rooo Canned Goods Blue stamp G, H and J now valid and food through liay 31. Meat. Cheese. Canned Fish, Fata. Butter and Margarine Red stamp X good until May 31. Sugar Coupon No. 12 good for a pounds, expires May 31. . Coffee Coupon Mo. 23 good tor X pound, valid tnrougn May 30. GASOLINE ' Book A coupons No. 5. good for soar gallons each, expire May Zl. FUEL. OO. . Pei tod S coupons expire Septem ber i. SHOES. , No. 17 coupon tn ration book No. 1 food far 1 pair, expires June 1ft. - tires inspected br May 31: B books . TIRES Cars with C books must ' have by June 30. Spldiers "Cigs" Purchased I; s. TEXTURE Smooth . . Just right for toasting ad sandwiches. r 7- L- at ycuh Gncdn3 . . . j Smokes" for soldiers in New Guinea, North Africa and China were bought by the Salem Elks lodge this week. Clinton SUndlsh, exalt ed ruler (center), and Barry J. Wledmer, secretary, (right) are shown presenting 1250 cheek, for 190,000 cigarettes, to 8, W. Krans, field representative of K. J. Reynolds Tobacco company, which will : ship them through army quartermaster corps channels 1 and add another 10,000 as a bonus contribution. The cigarettes the sol diers will receive through courtesy of the lodge will be in addi tion to those they get from their regnlar army rationsw KenneU EDJs Photo. . ' Temp prary Suspension of Some Schools Suggested ; Temporary suspension of a large number of small schools in the state with transportation of these pupils to larger schools, was suggested by the state education department here Wednesday as a means of coping with the current teacher shortage. ' A statement issued by Rex Put nam, state superintendent of pub lic instruction, indicated that the teacher problem is the most seri ous in the history of the state. He pointed out that approximately 50 high schools with less than 10 pu pils per teacher employed are now operating in Oregon. "If these 50 high schools were temporarily suspended and the pupils transported to larger schools in their immediate vicin ity, at least 150 high school teach ers would be released for teaching positions in other districts, Put nam declared. Putnam said that in every case where such suspension is possible it should be planned by the dis tricts concerned this spring. Putnam , estimated that teacher training institutions in Oregon which: ordinarily supply enough new teachers to fill all vacancies will not be able to supply more man 300 new teachers this year. This means, Putnam said, that the state is confronted with the problem of obtaining 1200 teach ers, provided an effort is made to fill all teaching positions. "Because of the shortage of teachers, all schools in the state cannot possibly operate next year," Putnam concluded. Bulgarian King Flees LONDON, Wednesday, May S(JP) The London Daily Mail quoted ad vices from Istanbul today as say ing that 700 persons had been ar rested in the Bulgarian capital of Sofia as the result of May day demonstrations and that King Bor is had fled the city. New Campaign For !'E' Binds Slated Here Its Victory fund contributions over the top and out of the way. Marion County has been assigned a quota of $520,000 in Series E war : bond sales f or .May, Chair man Frederick S. Lamport of the county war savings stair an nounced; Wednesday. ' The county did an exception al war job in oversubscribing its victory fund quota, - in which E bonds played no small part,' Lamport commented. "But we PORTLAND, May 5-vIVA 25 per cent boost to $10,000,000 in Oregon's May " quota of Series E war bonds was announced by the state war savings staff Wednes day. . (jiiiciais saia tne move' was made to insure that Oregon would be able' to celebrate another 100 years of free government, ::X, Quotas , by counties included Multnomah, $5,250,000; Clacka mas, $285,000; linn, $213,500; Yamhill, $190,000; Polk, $118,750; Benton, $156,750. must not stop buying 'bonds un til the war is won. It is our "home front part In' the war effort," : " The May, was savings drive is taking ' the Oregon Trail . and Champoeg centennial as its theme. State Administrator David Eccleg has informed Chairman Lamport. The state quota is $10,000,000. Other) county quotas include Polk. " $110,750; -Linn, $213,500; Benton, $156,750; Lincoln, $47,500; Tillamook, $118,750; Yamhill, $190,000; Washington $190,000; Clackamas, $285,000. ' iFinal j report on allocations ' of war bond and certificate purchas es by First National bank of Port land shows that $4,416,960 was allocated to Marion county bran ches ai-Woodburn, Stayton and Salem, Manager. Guy Hickok of the Salem unit "said Wednesday. This big purchase, credited to ward he county's over-subscribed j victory fund quota, In cluded $2,568,000 . of government 2 per cent securities and $1,848, 960 of per cent certificates of indebtedness. Tuera1 Visit VICTOR POINT Mr. and Mrs. Reynold: Tuers and daughters, Bernita and Karen, were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and lMrs. Marion Fischer and Morris. They also serve? who only stand and wait BROWN'S mi ieroi::e of a uatio;j - Y f ' .... 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