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thursday january 20ui 1944 the acton free press page three of interest to women the mixing bowl v as4hc atum aftck uokm cookio jicllo homcmakers never a day dawns but we have unexpected duties to perform or contributions to make towards patriotic work which do re quire time business women war workers and busy hamemakers should first of all make contributions toward their specltlcnob of serving adequate meals in order that time electricity and expense are saved it saves a lot of worry too if n few plans and preparations are previously accomp lished many of us know what can be done hut forget about them until the last minute with this in mind we 1u a few suggestions 1 boll a piece of beef shank while you are having dinner one night to have ady to put rice or pot barley into it the following evening for soup 1 stow may he made the night before and reheated for mjrving in fact many jkeople think they ore bet ter on the second day than on the first this also applies to boston baked beans 3 make white sauce a quart at a time and store in the refrigerator you will use it often for sauces for vegetable or llsh as a basis for cream soup or bcalioicd dishes 4 dry i trend in nn oven after heat bus- been turned off prepare a sup ply of crumbs for topping kcallops rumbling fish utlcts croquettes etc 5 have a quantity of biscuit mw flour will baking powder anil short ening in a covered howl in the el ectric refrigerator ready to ndd liquid and turn into baking powder biscuits or the luise foi an over des sert such a n shorttake dumplings apple plnwhoels or fruit dumplings or nti n crust for meat or tlsh pies g pastry may lie prepared wrapped in waxed paper and stored in the lower pnit of the electric refriger ator made into a pie tdiell the night iteforo if n butterscotch or lemon pie is to tie kerved to conserve time prepare one crust pic 1 desserts may often im prepared the night before serving cuutnrd- gelatine dishes elc uwiik4 individual ntnrfrj meat loaves 1 cupr gi omul cooked veal 1 cup bread emmhs ficsh 1 egg u cup milk lj tablespoons chill sauce 1 tcasjvoonk will d ten- spoon hrpimr tt pork sausages prick t he sausages jplnce in u hot imin add 4 cup wnter reluce heat cover tightly nnd fry until cook ed nnd brown mix nil the other in gredients urn divide into equal por tions encase each sausage hi meat mixture place on a greased baking pun nnd hake foi j10 minutes in a w0 degjeos k oven serve ulth chut ney or spiced frull kvrltc alllnon 1 tablespoons baron fat or dip ping 1 tuhiml ground lieof cup chopped onion 2 tablespoons of hour i tin tomato koup 1 cups liter tenspoon knit feu gtains pepper 1 cups spaghetti brown onion and hamburger in hot fut sttr in flour and blend uull add koup and wnlcr and scasonlpgs cook the spaghetti in salted water till tender drain and rinse add to meat mixture toss lightly and serve ser ves 5 or i hueet ikmiiplltiit l a cup molasses j cup suglll 2 tablespoons tiuh flour and but ter u teaspoon nutmeg h cups hot water teaspoons vinegar 1 cups flour to make into hls- cult dough mk ingredients nml pour into 1 baking dish let come to n ttoll make thin baking powder hltcui3 place in hot svtup iul bake ut iso degrees v for 20 minutes in cleuiii oven apple lett 5 uiples ilnd of 1 lemon 3 tup soft bread trumhs tj cup sugar 3 or 4 tiiblespooiik huttei 1 teu- spoon cinnamon j teaspoon nut meg j tup hot water pare tore nnd slice the apples put 1 cup bread crumbs in a gt eased tits- sorolc cover ulth apples lemon ttugar ami butter and spice lie pent with another layer of crumbs fruit and flavouring top with r rum ha add hot water cover and bake 1 hour nt 350 lo 375 degrees k tiie htgtlrstiox box our salvage committee reminds us to save waste paper do not burn it unnecessarily out of waste paper now paper can tie made there in another vital reason for saving paper from- it can be mode munitions mod ern machines can work n miracle can take waste paper apart separate the tiny interlocked myriads which make up paper and roll them out into new paper or cardboard the cardboard is then ready for trnns- recognition jnnws h kinlav former w nlor pro ducer ut cllct loronto studio hau recently lxen appoints to the newly- t reated jmsi of manager of stnl ion chi mr flnlay has lioen responsible for many of the connotations most notable broadcasts ixgjin bin radio carter in the technical field with munconl hi montreal and joined the program division of the illc nt van couver in vxy he wns lorn in khgland when he received bis early education twfor coming to canada in 1927 formation- into whrll contalneis carf- rldue iwtmes package lmen for rlflen imrtu of neroplatich nd many olh r items do ou know that 1 breakfast cereal arton makes 2 culout tur gets 12 old letters make 1 bo for rifle iirtrldges fj ligarelte carons make one outer shell contain c ueeklv perlodlcnlm make 2 gun fuses 1 envelope makes tut tartrldge umli 1 newspaper make4 3 hsiwiimdci shell caps every liouwelinldcr im help i swell the enormous quantity nf wat papr reiulrtml for war purpocu tuke your waste piiier to the mil- vnge depot now todny questlouu have liceu uuswered dli- ectly by letter mmauv imh 1111 rationing tiiie table clip thlh out and keep available iyu tkk iklt tka 2re4n couiuins 11 to 27 inclusive now uilid coupons 2 and 20 valid janu ary 27 valid until declared void knch gonil for h 0 coffee or 2 07 ten si ak ic4md coupon 11 to 21 iik1usv now valid valid until declared void kach good for one pound of kugar canning sugar coupons no longer valid kluttkk purple coupons 12 11 1 1 and 15 now valid expire miliary 31 coupons ifi and 17 valid iamiai 20 iplre febiu- ar 20 kach good for lb buter mkat ihuff coupons pairs 30 31 32 33 and 31 now valid expire january 31 coup on pair 35 valid taniiary 20 couiwm pair 3f valid january 27 expire february 20 each pali good for 1 to 2j lbs mcut iukmkkvkh ormmie couponu dl und dh now valid val id until declared void good for preserves sweet spreads or sugar see chart clmivlis mcmici world of peace federal council of ctturcfces seta out prindplca for inter- national fellowship ny zju9iakv tasljlut assirfalid rd writer new vouk iclia anny pres byterian with a mtft olce and a fulr for hard biblical fact is at ttw bottom of this uiiuralswell of church act ivity toward peace ills was tlte nn of declaration eall- tni slii pillars of peace iksum by the edral council of churchs he bad stinted the jivb even iwfore the wnr john kosterlulls is ihnlrman of the councils peace committee tlure was no comiuiiahte effort in 101h but toduy the bulk of 35 million protes tant americans with the blckslng of many catholics and jewsis receiv ing the mvsacc of the six pillars rulliht is an international lawyer who has made mary diplomatic skle- trlps he helptnl write lie versailles pence ills office is 20 floors alwve wall street he is trustee of his church and of the rockefeller found ation the son of a theological pro- feskor the krandson of a secretary of state hees frellowshlp ot nations at 55 he is not a frustrated veteran of treatymaking he nourishes u vision of a fcllowidilp of nations w hlch would do uw ay w it h power politics and which evokes i from mahy conferences nnd ecumenical resolut ions since 1037 we have laid down our principles international fellowship economic cnoierntlou itcaccful changes in treaties selfrule ultimately for nil iwoples control of arms and relig ious lllierty hekahl and make no mistake the chmch knows u hereof it speaks even the tiiilekt parish supports world mlslous in turn is aware of the seamy side and economic injustices in the world hero is the secret of our love for china and our attitude toward imper ialism in india how can the church hope for n just moco we shall oppose imperialism pol icies for balance of power r for n rule of force in which the affirm ative development of the fellowship or wotlos in omitted force must be harnessed to justice nnd equity a plague on antagonism and in practice duller insists that llgoisyji chronicles ol ginger farm ih written tfcmtrtalty tmm uwendoune p uuc pim carrie water 235 miles llujse stwl tube to vrvv fireat area in sumth australia adeeaioe austrlalla iq pipeline which will caliv vvalei 235 miles uirosb south austtalla isniiat- lv tlulshed and soon 2250 000000 gal lons will mow each yen thiough this huge steel tube 1200000000 gallon to the whvutta stcelwoiks on tli western side of speiuers gulf 000- 0000m to the drv northern areas of the stale nnd 150000000 to he commonwealth hallways at pott augusta wheie their 1000- mile trnns- onllncmll line to kulgoorlle begins estimated cost is approximately 11000000 jooooo tons of stel were used it lid 100000 ions of cement the line i rosses almost every type of count r salt swamps gave a head ache to the engineers for welded con tinuous line above ground to elimin ate corrosion by injurious wills con cretelined pipes vary in size between 30 and 21 inches steel bridges cariy- ing the line vary between 90 and 2290 feet four pumping stations are needed for the tlrst sharp lifts for most of the rest of the distance the flow is i by htpvitatlon london fifty million books have been scrapped in great britain to bo transformed into munitions of yvar i nerally i leave recipes and wuch- hlte lo cookery columns r recipe books but nce in a while i hit on thing original and then 1 like to i ass i tte fcood news along so iteres my latest and why i was making pies and want ne in u hurry for tllnner an ojten pie filial with the same rilling as iur butter tart i- is usually my emerkncy pie hut on this day my tupidy of raisins and currants was very low und dear knows when we will gt any more so i looked amund for u substitute fids wus tlw ivsult i took 1 tahluhm of soft hultr nnd bh ntuii it wilw j cup of brown sunr nnd two small egs lnatn int this litkture i stirred one veant cup of mincemeat arul ttien v put tlw whole concoction into an untuiked pie shell and ltukd in a moderate oven until it was w it really turmnl ut ti ih n delectable pie it even brought forth empr of unuduitel ap proval from partner itefore that i thought the pie was good but after that i knew it was partner you will understand like most men gen- etally expresses un opinion only if there is something he doevilt like so i naturally thought a pie sufficiently unusual to arouse masculine comment was something to write to the col umn ulwmt if you try my recl- and like it you might all it tin ginger farm special if you dont like it then let it im unmcleiis- nnd dont send me your doctor bills do you know what i have done this year ill tell you i have actually rend two whole iiooks and started on a thlid and thats really something not liecause i dont like reading dont evei think that hut it just kccms that ones time is so crowded thckc days that reading to any ex tent is something one has to sacri fice a scanty itcrusal of newspapers magazines and digests is about all ive had time for writing letters knitting und sewing for the itiil cross are so much more important to uiy nothing of meetings and re ports and suchlike to take up what would otherwise im ones spare time not that i have run out of joh- far fiom it- but i just felt as if i hnil to give my fid f a break ns it were you know how ii im once in awhile hant you however in case you think im lying down on the job perhaps i should tell you that in the last tluee weeks i have also knitted five pilrs of mitts two helmett mid all untinnh must cohkp knowing each two skull caps ftut alas the most other by antagonisms we left out russia nt vennl i tea and spent the nevt 25 years in thinly vuilcd hostilities toward her ivwiny russia seems ten ihly atheist 1c hut the world needs in its fidlowhiiln the contributions of these creative peoples america is stale in its freedom ituksiu is dynamic for each other one can do is still so little if i hadnt done any reading i might pokslbl have had two more skull caps fo my trcdll hut then i wouldnt hav known sp much about the mim aiound chin i hill by ueiie iciaus or the stiuggli of the comeau family 11 the sea is so wide y evelyn nton another distraction unn the we hnve much j show in which we serve 1 knew it to he a sploiulid show but it was red cross parcels boon to prisoners canadians in loadon tdl of the societys wat for flcfct- lag fores abuakkt tusttai waff writrr ijonljolkl cp acioss tlw waste land ki enemy fortrrsves and luirbed wire 4itanvhnmnts to canadians in iurojeun priixm eamiis i lie- hand of the canadian lb cross ktrelehesjul offering a little cheer and a little comfort in tin long day of captivity 1 as soon as a man is reported a prisxmwr of war lud ccmis kad- jmarlers in iomhui rush a capture parcel to hi in warm underwear fow ls koip toilet and kliavlng articles a blanket warin am eater cliocolate shirt two lairs of unkil and a sew ing kit hun us the long months behind prison walls sircth on at in4 rvals food itniys tun ked in canada io nut to the man a iiau who s4upcd from n prison 4 jimp in italy was just here tii miy t liat i heu ttuut uirelk kept lilm alive said mr marjrie ct of toitnlo oilgnry and vancouver dir ector of the dpartimtit mrs costs own son ifoh of tlte it a v has isfiii a prisoner sine kept em im r 19t9 kluudcs food ui ivls the lied cross tan if rmmslcj u iui uniforms to he offinr captuid tanks must wear prlum lotbes also through the assistance of the canadian legion ami british universities such as ox ford und cunibrhbje nrrnrtccmcnu are made for clucatlonul itooks to go to the men in the prlum camps mrs costs sou is studying medli ine on his own and will go to niidlcal tuhonl as soon as he is release nam y ijilug of toronto who is assisting mrs cost explained that thl- dcparlmeitl docs more than wnd pai- ccls to the pi winers the material for wliiih all come from caiiadi they 11w1 have an extensive record department that works with mis ii it plumptics itcd cross prisoner of war department in ottawa hi keep ing next nf kin ported on the prison ers welfare if a prisoner is 111 or suffering from uounds they can find out through their tonnes how ucll lie is pro gressing prisoners of war get excellent medical care said miss idling w do othei things bill we cant tell you any more 1 how to make ooi young fieople tteclnning work often ask as to how they can make cod in business jobs tltey are taking tltelr lack f exjterienre is of course a handicap and heir employer or toll man may often be annoyed w iten itey make blunders or fail to arr ut directions ttiey ate not hlamfd too wverely for this lack of eki-r- i nee if ttiey vhow earnestness to luxjulre kkitl and learn tin arts of their trade j tlte one thing that lb not readily excusetl is a continued inability to eemcmlmr instructions and tle failure ts effort t tey reuulrem nts if an mplor has to tell n ii n hun1 lite same thing over nod ovr aain ite may coim lude that tlw nohn is hot odnided to thai kind or wil uml would lmltr transfti his ffoit immiv huu tiik m kit til kka skaivtn sunn ig ut a myshry fhli w ighiug half a ton was washtsl jishoie at this koithum utlaml vlllme it apiwand a 11 jtv 11 and while and hail a ludth- ttosc and u fan kuiwd tail no tne was aide to identlfv the kw4 i s taa mkaabmcet csor london citlie product of ilritains hurqper 1913 ugarleet crop is bring proorssrd nlcht and day sev en days a week ttse work is done in lite ih factories of the british su- ar cororation and i here was no let up for the holidays motlier i tri afraid leotiert is burn ing ttte candle at both ends father huh tlial boy has cut tlte candle in two and has iii all four ends bmckwks 3evt no wntmf no money order no bother just call or phonr l0o bvc dchvrry cuxruttnyj iva ituown norval acton matitrday altemooiui kenlac tknly how ik the united states to be ovn better limn y expected because tommlttted to such n penco u 1 ipt icallked that i picture of some of our churches like tho that typo would imvo so much hum- methodists are oven vlnglrur doorl- our in it without hint saving huni- liells to educate our people some of ur the pathos of the picture would us speak and write we each put j have been j little more than one forward our plan in ways we think 1 ouil take l i and then thoros tho indlo tell me my friends what pint dooj radio play in your life do you find it 11 diversion pocs it help you iimusr you keep you informed or is it an irritation and a hlruimnce we know it can bo nnv or all of thesn things like other inventions lbi use or abuse depends upou the public i know one thing ii can he the meant of much wasted time you turn on th- radio all thats n good program ill just wait until its over before starting that letter and then some thing else comes along and hist thing you know the totter doesnt get writ ten and w lint about the soap dramas oh yes i know you can work and listen too but just watch and you will notice that your pace wlnt kens ns tho tempo of the story lucieases i know even though i mil not a regular radio drania ad dict there is one story i like to listen to- and i know low it can hold you after all we should control tlw radio not let the indlo lontrol us and yet there aie women mores the pity who listen to one drama after another very afternoon ftom monday to fri day it a wonder they keep their kanity and what k the low the same an hund listeners the koai of n stoiy isnt if the amazing jeep it doesnt take much imagination 10 foresee scores of users for the wond erful jeep in postwar agriculture corporals and generals ride in it now but vi hen the war is over and every one geln hack to real constructive wolk again the chances are the j cop will he very much in the pldure the us ivpnttment of agrlcultuie pit a jeep ihiough some leal mm tests the jeep ploughed an acre of cotton bottom land with a if huh plough in 1 12 liouis luring 2 32 gal lons of gasoline it pulled up to l10f pounds before the wheels beg ir lo slip a jeep hauled a thrcchors drill over u u0ncre held with 10 gall 1111 of gasoline that is a half guljoti to the acie it is hard to see why a jeep eaniot im used to plough to furnish power for gi indlng pumping and milking ii will take grists to the mill produce to market and bring horn light or heavy supplies and then nt night tlte family can pile in and go to own and why cannot it be used on the rani lies the jeep is right nt home jumping from hilltop to hilltop and the range bulls- will become nccus- ti med to the jeep as they now repo a horse mnll carriers hnve been trying to buy jeeps oarage owners want jetps for tow i cars nnd railways seek them for track maintenance workers there will not be enough jeeps corqe out of the army to supply the demand the question is will the manufacturers use the modew to turn out millions of these useful little vehicles with which to meet the everyday needs of people in all walks of lifo storj 1 foi ds of other life quit oi notsey numeral now at ijxwdtt london cpt for the first time in its long hutory the committee of llovds the worlds greatest un derwriting institution consist of it inttend of 12 persons the precedent wns caused hy the decision to allow sir eustace pul- brook chairman of the firm for four yenrs to continue for nnother period recording to company procedure he wns duo to rctlro this yonr kikonicit in tifrllcmany iikaim ol nku station kven prisoners of win in ceimnny have learned about the new central stal ion of th canadian national hallways it daniel doheuy writ ing from a amp in flcrmimy to e c killed t former general passenger agent of he system comments the new canadian national hull ways station must w pielty good iiom to bco it soon m doheuy went over seas with the artillery nrul was taken pilsouer lu ihe dieppe raid uo is the son of the lute hugh doheny widely known to rallwaymeu as a ontraclor ij doheny n student in law at mkiilt ijnlveiuity is continu ing his studies but nt the same time is taking a keen interest in athletics and his correspondence cards cvfircss thanks for sknteu and sports cloth ing 1a doheny is interested in the canada and fjulf terminal hallway okrnting ftom monl toll to matimc and known to thousands of canadians who annually tiavid by the notion system for a holiday al metis meiieh iaum machinery looii xehds ci one of the main problems of the small british fanner would he solved by a wider adoption of machlneiy pools if they dont do this he said their only alternative after the wai will he that their finms will have to he amalgamated with adjoining farms to foim linger units jfiese days when ted must yield the utmost in flavour quality is p supreme importance ask for salada cpr relieves coal shortage i liis hue overheud travelling hi idge 1 quipped with 10ton clamshell hiukel is one of two such units oper ating nt the canadian piulfli ilailwiv companys hig toiil dotk in fort wil liam ontiuio where 1j2ivjh tons of ameilciin hilum nous oal were hand- ted during the freat lakes navigation wason in order to relieve western canadas thieateued fuel shortage at voiding to an itiinouiiceimjwt by ii ii human general fuel ifgeiit for lie c i it in weilern cauiida the oi iinv in t d to avert the 1 oal shmtage with peimlssion of i he gov ernment impoitlng the coal from the united states on the assumption that oal fields in alberta and british col umbia would nol lie able to supply ihe imieaueel d mands of v transpos ition industry and the general pub lic of he total imported lomiooo oils were for he c i it u own use and l7tw0 tons for other usois ilasi d on the uumbet of pmnds of c al required to haul ltukl tons of rreliht one mile the cpus sharo of the nuil represented a total of 1-1- kr71 i hm1 gloss foils miles of pas- cngcr and fieiuht movement or ihout onethird of the gross ton miles operatwl on western lines for 1ui britains national day of prayer septemlicr 3rd 1943 was observed nil over britain as a nntlonal day of prayer services were hed in every church and were broadcast by the bbcii and wherever possible work stopped for fifteen minutes to enable workers to take part in them picture shows fruit pickers nt the service held in nn appleorchnrd nt leeds near maldittone in the county of kent the service was held by the hove rend guy tfolllday