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JUST PATTERNS J h } SEW DN6 « C I L E JïtptH. G ko m in Washingaon, D. C. WAGE S TA B IL IZ A T IO N You can write it down that the President w ill use his executive powers to keep wages in check rather than ask congress for any new legislation dealing with wage stabilization. There are two reasons for this: (1) Wage control legislation would be sure to stir up another bitter congressional controversy, as bad or worse than the brawl over farm parity prices. It might even re quire months to get both houses to agree on a bill satisfactory to the administration. (2) The President believes that the policy proposed by the War Labor board’s recent steel wage decision— limiting wage increases to 15 per cent over scales prevailing on Janu ary 1, 1941—plus additional ration C heese Trays Help You Through Sugar Rationing Period! ing of consumer goods, will be suf (See Recipes Below .) ficient for the time being to brake inflation threats to the working Take It E asy on Sugar man's pocketbook. TH IS W E EK S M E N D No sweets with sugar rationed? Inside fact is that the War Labor Why, of course. With honey, corn board is contemplating only one fur •Lemon Smothered Chops and maple syrup, ther step in its wage stabilization Broiled Tomato Slices program, and this is not so much m o la s s e s , and Buttered Noodles an anti-inflation move as a conces prepared pudding Vegetable Salad Bowl sion to certain labor groups and a Date-Nut Bread Butter mixtures, you can contribution to the prosecution of Diced Fresh F ru it learn how to pre the war. •Apple Sauce Cake p a re d e lig h t f u l Wages in certain industries, in Beverage sugar-saving des •Recipes Given cluding shipyards and tool-and-die serts, cakes and plants, are above the 15 per cent in cookies that will crease ceiling set by the board This not only take you gracefully through Prepare butterscotch pudding as raises the question—shall wages in the sugar-rationing period but w ill also remain favorites with you long directed on package. Cool. Fold in these industries be brought down to whipped cream. Line bottom and conform with scales in other war after these times are past. Honey blends with raisins and sides of mold or loaf pan with waxed plants which pay below the ceiling? spices in this delicious melt-in-your- paper. Arrange layer of lady fin The answer is—there will be no gers on bottom and sides of mold. mouth pie. • reduction in wages. The President Turn 44 of pudding into m old; cover Honey Raisin Crumb Pie. has decided definitely against this. with layer of la jy fingers. Turn re 1 egg yolk Instead, to prevent piracy and mi maining pudding into mold and *4 teaspoon ginger place another layer of lady fingers gration of workers away from vital cup bread crumbs on top. Chill 12 to 24 hours in re w ar plants paying below the 15 per 14 cup flour cent ceiling, the W ar Labor board frigerator. Unmold. 1 teaspoon cinnamon is planning to amend its wage policy Bermuda Appetizers. K cup hot water to perm it the payment of “ premi 2 tablespoons butter Chop Bermuda onion finely, m ari um wages” (above the ceiling) in 44 cup raisins nate and drain. Spread on crisp such plants. cup honey crackers and cover with slice of Note: One industry sure to be al !-i teaspoon nutmeg Liederkranz cheese. Thin slices of lowed “ premium wages” is aircraft, 14 cup nut meats rye. pumpernickel or whole wheat which has lost many workmen, by Blend hot water with honey and bread which have been buttered piracy and migration, to higher-pay add egg yolk. M ix flour, crumbs may be used instead. ing shipyards. and spices. Rub in butter. Place You can do all sorts of things with • • • a layer of raisins on unbaked pie cheese as a last course and serve it NEW A R M Y FOOD shell, cover raisins with layer o in place of fruit. To save shipping space, the arm y nut meats, and pour over honey Camembert has is sending food overseas in dehy water-egg m ixture. Top with layer an affinity for drated form. Experiments in taste- of crumb mixture. Bake at 450 de fruit. T ry it with preserving dehydration have been grees until crust browns at edges, crackers served carried out and tested on a group reduce to 325 degrees for 20 minutes with a bowl full of arm y cooks. or until firm. of sum m er’s lus At the Chicago depot of the quar Magic Chocolate Pie. cious fruits or, term aster corps, the cooks sat down 2 squares unsweetened chocolate t r y A m e r ic a n - to a meal of dehydrated foods, prin 144 cups sweetened condensed made equivalents of Roquefort and cipal item on the menu being scram milk Blue cheese spread on hot buttered bled eggs made by adding water to 14 cup water Boston brown bread tossed with aft a yellow powder. 44 teaspoon salt er dinner coffee in place of dessert. It has been discovered that one 14 teaspoon vanilla Serve a cheese tray for refresh pound of dehydrated turnips will Baked pie shell (8-inch) or ments and spare the sugar ration. serve 28 persons, after water is cookie pie crust This spicy apple sauce cake re added. M elt chocolate in top of double quires only Vi cup of sugar. boiler. Add sweetened condensed BEHIND THE AIR CORPS •Apple Sauce Cake. m ilk and stir over rapidly boiling This war will be won or lost in water 5 minutes until mixture thick 44 cup shortening the air. But despite that fact the ens. Remove from heat. Add wa 44 cup sugar a ir forces will win or lose the war te r and salt. Stir until thoroughly 2 eggs on the ground. In other words, the blended. When cool, add vanilla. 14 cup molasses success of operations in the air de Pour into baked pie shell, or cookie 2 cups cake flour pends on ground crews, who out crumb crust. Chill. 3 teaspoons baking powder number air crews ten to one. Get your full quota of m ilk into 1 teaspoon cinnamon Featured in the headlines and the the diet by serving it in this dessert 14 teaspoon nutmeg newsreels every day are the pilots combination with rennet powder. No 4i teaspoon cloves sugar required! and machine gunners. But the un 14 teaspoon soda sung heroes of this w ar are the Marshmallow Maple Rennet- 1 cup apple sauce ground crews. Custard. 44 cup raisins Real fact is that it takes only one 1 package maple rennet powder Cream shortening; add sugar 1 pint m ilk, not canned slowly, beating in well. Add well- man to pilot a fighter plane, but it 5 marshmallows, diced beaten eggs and beat until well takes eight or ten maintenance men Dissolve marshmallows in 1 cup blended; add molasses. Sift togeth to keep it in shape to fight. A four- hot m ilk. Then add 1 cup cold milk er dry ingredients and add alter engine bomber requires a flying and warm slowly, nately with apple sauce to first m ix crew of nine, and a maintenance Often a ground crew stirring constant ture. Add raisins. Bake in greased crew of 25 ly. Test a drop square baking pan in moderate oven w ill be assigned exclusively to one on the inside of at 350 degrees about 1 hour. Frost plane, and w ill become attached to it with the affection a stable boy wrist frequently. with : has for a race horse. When COM FORT Raisin Nut Frosting. Chief of Staff General Marshall ABLY W ARM 1 egg white has revealed that the over-all (110 degrees), not ’ i cup light corn syrup hot, proceed according to directions strength of the a ir force is expected 44 teaspoon vanilla extract on package. Chill, then serve. to reach 1,000,000 men by the end of !4 cup chopped seeded raisins Butterscotch Ice-Box Cake. 1942, and 2,000,000 by the end of next ’/ i cup chopped pecan meats (Serves 6 to 8) year. I f the w ar is won in 1943, it Beat egg white until stiff. Add w ill be won by these 2,000.000 men. 1 recipe butterscotch cornstarch syrup slowly, beating constantly. But 1,800,000 of them will be “ fight pudding Add vanilla and half of raisins and ing” on the ground. 44 cup cream, whipped nuts, pread between layers and on Lady fingers or cake strips They are the overall-boys, the top of cake. Sprinkle with rem ain grease monkeys, the men who spend ing raisins and nuts. all day overhauling an engine which Lynn Says: has been flying all night, the men •Lemon Smothered Chops. who know what heat is like in the (Serves 6 to 8) Household Tips: Are you won deserts of Africa, because they don’t 2 pounds pork or lamb chops, dering how those pots and pans get up in the a ir for relief, as do cut thick are going to last for the duration? the pilots. Put in a large covered skillet or Since the production for these has • • • chicken fryer. Cover top of meat been sharply curtailed, you will OVERSEAS CANDY closely with: want hints on keeping them in The quartermaster corps is in the 2 unpeeled lemons, sliced “ cooking” condition: m arket to buy 2,500,000 pounds of 1 large sweet onion, cut in rings Aluminum : Leaving food in hard candy: peppermint, orange, 1 green pepper, cut in rings aluminum longer than necessary, lemon, lime, anise, and cherry. 1 teaspoon salt soaking the utensil before wash The hard candy is being bought Pour over all: ing and alkalies such as soda spell for overseas troops, as part of the 2 cups tomato juice short wear for this metal. If regular field ration. Official expla you want to clean aluminum with Dot with flakes of fat cut from nation is that candy is an excellent out endangering its wearing pe meat or butter. Cover and cook on source of energy. riod, use very fine scouring pow top of stove 144 hours or until done. der or steel wool for discolora L ift onto a hot platter, being careful A FR IC A N C A M E L CREWS tions. Or, cooking acid foods like to keep ’emon, onion and pepper They are the mechanics, the ar tomatoes, rhubarb and apples will slices in place. The meat cooked morers, the metal workers, the do the trick. this way acquires a chicken texture welders—yes, and they are the pick Iron : Wash in hot, sudsy wa and color, while the lemon, onion, and shovel men who build the land ter. I f this doesn’t clean it, use pepper and tomato make a delicious ing fields in foreign posts, and re hot soda and water. I f rusted, sauce accompaniment. pair them after enemy bombers use scouring powder or steei have passed over. They are also Have you a particular household or wool. Always dry completely the cooks and the mess boys, the cooking problem on which you would like and wrap in paper for storage. pay masters, the doctors, and the expert advice? W rite to Miss Lynn Cham Tin: This m etal does not keep In short, they are bers at Western Newspaper Union, 210 truck drivers. shiny indefinitely. Remove burnt the men who perform every duty South Desplaines Street, Chicano, Illinois, foods by boiiing in soda and wa that keeps a plane in the air. explaining your problem fully to her. ter for five minutes, never long Please enclose a stamped, self-addressed They do everything except replace er. Rinse and dry thoroughly. envelope for your reply. the African camels. Released by W estern N ew spaper U nioa. One Good Reason “ I never see your husband look ing at another woman." "No, George is devote!! to me. Besides, he's so nearsighted.” It is generally ronreded that women are the fair sex. Hut dues that imply that the men are unfair? 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Wnat had the following wom en in common—Lot's wife, Blue beard's wife and Adam 's wife? 5. How many P ilgrim Fathers landed from the Mayflower? 6. What capital city of what country has had three names all within this century? 7. What is the date of the year • Million« of women, like their following 1 B. C.? mothars before thorn, use Clab- 8. What is a shaddock? fo r Years and Years a Favorite . Yet Modern as T o n n tr^ T h e A n tw e r i 1. Yes. It w ill again have five in 1948 and 1976. 2. The Federalist party. 3. They travel at the same speed. 4. Curiosity about forbidden m at ters led to disastrous conse quences. 5. One hundred two. 6. St. Petersburg, Petrograd and Leningrad, in Russia. 7. 1 A. D. 8. A pear-shaped citrus fruit. u M b«r Girl Baking Powdar . . . Ba sura of rasulfs . . . ba proud of rasults, with Clabber Girl Baking Powdar . . . Every grocer has Clabber Girl. HULMAN & CO. - TERRE HAUTE, IND. 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