Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 March 1945 — Page 12

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BAKED CUSTARD WITH A FRAGILE, yet smooth, quivery texture, an appetizing golden surface and pleasing richness chilled to satisfy the

palate, is a dessert that can match the finest frozen desserts. When the custard is sweetermed with carmelized sugar and is made rich with some extra cream or butter which floats to the surface, there is a condition achieved which enables the cook to obtain the tempting

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just whole milk were ised. The custard is used in today’s menus. » ” ” TUESDAY MENUS Breakfast

{Chilled grapefruit halves Hot cooked wheat cereal. | Pan-fried bacon, {Cinnamon toast.

| Luncheon

{ Luncheon, asparagus on toast. { Deviled eggs. | Carrot and raisin salad. Fresh chilled pears.

Dinner

{Broiled whitefish with tartar sauce. { Parlsey ‘buttered potatoes. | Creamed spinach. {Beet and onion salad.

| French bread.

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Two eggs, 1 1, tsp. salt, 2 tbeps. melted butter. Beat eggs slightly with a fork or a rotary beater but do not whip. should be mixed thoroughly but not until fluffy, Combine milk, sirup and salt and stir into eggs. Add butter. Pour through strainer into individual custard cups. Set cups into shallow pan of hot. water. Bake in a moderately slow oven at 325 degrees F. for 30 mins., or until custards are set. The center should still be slightly underdone when remoyed as custard continues cooking for several mins. after it is taken frem the oven. Serve with caramelized sugar sirup drizzled over top if desired. Serves 4 to 5.

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Evacuating 1200 front-line casualties the first day, Hoosier doctors, dentists, nurses and technicians composing army general hos. pital 32 have. been moved into Ger- ‘| many, : It became the “first major afmy medical group to be established inside Germany. Housed in & former German army hospital in Belgium, the units sponsored by the Indiana university School of Medicine opened in- its new location with 1000 beds, ac{cording to an announcement from | headquarters of the European theater of operations. Even before the medical staff had time to unpack its uniforms, casualties began pouring in.. The hos- { pital unit under command of Lt. | Col. Cyrus J. Clark, an Indianapolis | physician, added 500 beds in -the first two days of operation. Normally a rear echelon institu- { tion, the 32d hospital group was moved up from Belgium to relieve the over-burdened 12th field hospital, the ETO dispatch said.

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In France Since Invasion

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Sevitzky Tells Audience Orchestra Is World Known.

By JEAN KERCHEVAL ; Fabien Sevitzky ended the last pair of concerts Saturday night and yesterday afternoon in his eighth season as conductor of the

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Indianapolis Symphony orchestra with a speech, an encore and “The Star-Spangled Banner.” Included on the ‘all-request program were Tchaikovsky's beloved Symphony No. 6, the “Pathetique,” Mozart's humorous Overture to “The Marriage of Figaro,” Lionel Barrymore's “Preludium and Fugue” which Dr. Sevitzky premiered on this seasorl’s first pair of subscription concerts, and Liszt's “Les Preludes,” which also was played on a previous program this year. The gist of his speech was to inform and remind his audience

LAST 2 DAYS

RE ke ’ THEYRE TORRIFIC TOGETHER :

“I'm just not the Amber type,” replied attractive Kathleen Winsor, abeve, author of the novel “Forever Amber,” when asked if she might play the title role in the film version of her book. She is in Hollywood supervising filming of the story and will have screen test.

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“Objective Burma,’ Flynn, as 11, 1:35; 30.

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LYRIC “Torrid Zone,” with- Ann Sheridan, James Cagney and Pat O’Brien, at 12:56, 4:02, 7.08 and 10:14. “Enemy of Women,” with Donald Woods, Claudia Drake, H. B. Warner and Ralph Morgan, at 11:50, 2:36, 5:42 and 8:48. +

LOEW'S “Between Two Women,” with Van Johnson, Lionel Barrymore and Gloria DeHaven, at 11:41, 1:43, 3:45, 5:47. 7:51 and 9:58.

HEAR RABBI SIMON | 8 The Indianapolis Zionist district |} will meet at 8:30 p. m. today” at Kirshbaum center to hear Rabbi |§

no longer a purely local institution has become international in fame and scope. g The encore the orchestra played “as a bonus,” was Wagner's “Good Friday Spell” from “Parsifal.” Review .Concerts Many pages in the program for the 10th pair of concerts were devoted to an outline of the concerts

played by the orchestra this season. And seeing the long list of out-of town concerts presented by the orchestra it is easy to understand what Dr. Sevitzky meant when he called

the orchestra an international one. Indianapolis residents also should remember the praise that was lave ished upon the orchestra by all those out-of-town residents who heard them play. Wal It is not odd that an all-request program as the one last week-end was, should contain a composition by Tchaikovsky. The orchestra played the “Pathetique” poignantly and memorably. .

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SCREEN COUPLE ADOPTS BABY BOY

HOLLYWOOD, March 26 (U, P.). —Former screen star Lt. Ronald Reagah and his film actress wife Jane Wyman, said today that they

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