Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 February 1948 — Page 26

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PREVUE OF SPRING--This one-dish ‘meal should prove a favorite with every homemaker, Forecasting the food trends of spring and summer, it can be prepared - with fresh foods, obtainable now. If canned or frozen foods are used, the quicklymade dish can be prepared even more speedily. +

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Bridge Lesson—

Always Count Your Tricks

By WILLIAM E. McKENNEY

America’s Card Authority I WAS very happ Pan A.J. (Andy) Mouat of Chicago was

the American Contract Bridge League for 1948. .

He conducts several duplicate games in the area, and this week he “be play

ing an important part in directthe

tricks! When you win the first trick with - dummy’s ‘age of spades you should start to count. Yon can make one spade trick, five three diamonds. That makes nine, and if the diamonds break, you will make the fourth diamond.

BUT suppose hey don't — is there any other way to count up to 10? There most certainly is. Just decide you are going to make six heart tricks, three diamonds and the ace of spades, and here ‘is the way to play it: Ruff the three of spades with the eight

‘overtaking the nine of hearts with the 10, then ruff the six of spades

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de Menthe. family first. BE » » x CHEESE : 12 8 slices day-old bread 14 1b. grated cheese 4 beaten eggs 2c. milk f

bread with the che¢se. If the slice of bread atop &nother,

and pour the: Bake in a 350 degree oven for

GOURMET’S GALLEY — Recipe for Lenten Dish Comes From Cincinnati

By MRS. MARIE McCARTHY NEV TOUCHES to old. recipes or completely new and

recipe for the Lenten season comes from Cincinnati. The recipe may be used as a main dish for a Lenten Serve it with a spiced peach, a tossed salad, toasted bread and pineapple ice topped with a jigger of Creme And never forget the safé rule—try it on the

Cut the crust from the bread and arrange in a buttered casserole, preférably square or oblong. Cover each slice of

Mix the eggs, milk, onion, mustard, salt and cayenne mixture over the ‘bread. Let stand for an hour during which the liquid should be completely absorbed.

very tempting. This timely

Le STRATA 1 tbsp. minced onion ‘3% tsp. dry mustard 1 scant tsp. salt Dash cayenne

casserole is not large, put one

50 minutes. Serve at once.

of hearts, enter dummy. by’

with the jack of | arts. | ~ Next cash the king of hearts, i

The Doctor Says—

sore, the tongue coated and cough may be present. Flushing of the my is characteristic. The rash usually . appears labout the second day. It looks like scattered red points on the skin and is likely to appear first on the neck and chest. In two or three days it fades. After the rash and fever have left, the skin looks dry and rough and grat. ually the outer skin begins to peel and aed. 3 “rs » STRICT isolation and quarantine is advisable; quarantine or-

Scarlet Fever Patients Require [An Abundance of Liquids

By EDWIN P. JORDAN, M, D. SCARLET fever is a contagious ‘lage. It is most common in children, however, As a rule, the symptoms come on suddenly with chilly sensations, vomiting, headache and high fever.

disease which attacks at any

The throat is usually

dinarily runs for six to eight weeks, though there's a tendency to shorten this period. Those who have discharging ears or nose afterward have to be quarantined for longer periods. Patigpts with scarlet fever need to be given plenty of liquids and proper nursing care. sulfa drugs have been tried And seem to be helpful in many cases. Recently scarlet fever patients have ' been given - penicillin, and

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Companion Fabrics ighlighted

2 Jove FLETCHER Woman's Editor THE : CREAM of the spring style crop was on parade yesterday afternoon as Block's

-+-staged & fashion tea. in. Ha Ter.

Gershel, axe! Reig, Jo Copoiang of Pattullo Modes, Davidow, Adele Simpson, Zuckerman and Kraus, Maurice Rentner, Nettie Rosenstein, Hattie Carnegie, Norman Norell, Milgrim, Fox brownie and Ceil Chapman. Two highlights of the show were costumes featuring companion fabrics. In one—a Kraus suit—a gray herringbone jacket (hipbone length) topped a full skirt whose matching * herringbone fabric was plaided with deeper gray and yellow stripes. In a Maurice Rentner costume, a forest green frock with a hipline tuck was paired with a yellow and green checked . Jacket, . » . » shared honors with monotone: costumes throughout the show, A particularly effective greatcoat by Vera Maxwell was representative of the monotone theme. Of grayish brown menswear fabric, it was worn with a

muted brown scarf looped beneath its collar, Sleeves of this were elasti t the wrists so

they might be pushed up. Gray costumes carried out the monotone theme, toe. Especially pretty was Rosenstein’s alpaca suit with rippling skirt topped by a darker gray, nipped-waistline jacket. One of Ben Reig's gray suits had a jacket whose back dipping peplum had unpressed folds at either side of the front. More gray appeared in a Kraus suit styled with gathered™ skirt and a jacket with bugle beads banding its deeply rounded collar,

Beauty— Becoming Suit

Is Worth Cost By ALICIA HART NEA Staff Writer ONE HEARS women of a certain age say so often that they intend to splurge on a dress which has the power to lop years off their looks.

Many of these women carry out that threat. And the dresses

the "wrong kind — the dazzling and impractical evening gown which seldom gets worn. From such a gown the lady derives her “Cinderella -for-a-night” lift and returns to her less glamorous wardrobe feeling her years as much as before. If you're going to splurge, invest in a knockout costume which you can use as a wardrobe mainstay. . . »

LET YOUR choice be a wonderful suit, as rejuvenating in design and as “lifting” to your morale 4s an eye-stopping evee|/ning dress. Even if you have to break the piggy bank in order to buy a terrific suit. . . . You'll wear it so often that you'll begin to feel: that those

good results have been reported from this treatment.

THE DOCTOR ANSWERS— -

ve,. resilience and softness. The fit of Junior's suit is ympofuant. it 1t 1s going to look mice

“Bo over a 4 mond and ruff the seven of.

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| Apades with your last trump, “the queen of hearts. Lead the five of diamonds to dummy'’s king and cash the ace

ddl wear well. Because youngBLL rs differ in build and manuf urers’ sizes may vary, the hast!

hdve him try on the suit.

should discard a small club he

| cause the diamond sui} still may

| break. But when it does not,

y to outfit Junior properly 's to| you simply concede two clubs

"and a diamond.

of hearts, which is your sixth | heart trick. On this trick you |

. QUESTION: Does hair grow after a person-dies?-ANSWER: There is a popular superstition that the hair and nalls grow after death. Although some medical “authorities support this belief, the weight of opinion is’ against it.

Although in recent years most scarlet fever has been somewhat milder than in the past, it is still serious. In 1942, over 125,000 | cases and 425 deaths from scarlet

States.

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By MRS. ANNE CABOT In just a few hours you can khit your own little Janie this cute skating set for her favorite 20-inch dolly. Instructions are given for skirt, sweater, ear-muffs, mittens and boots, as well as a complete éross-stitch alphabet, You'll have sufficient yarn in your “leftover” basket fo make the entire set. To obtain complete knitting

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| and cross-stitch alphabet for Pattern 5727, send 16 cents in coin, your name, address and | the pattern number : to anne

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years off your appearance which {it helped to lop off are perma{nently severed. That's what counts—not one of those temporary rejuvenations which a woman gets, say, “rom a dream gown which she will

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By SUE BURNETT For summer comfort, nothing tops the charming briefsleeved dress. This one, in a wide size range, has tiny ruffling to edge the scalloped closing, and soft gathers on the | skirt, Pattern 8140 is for sizes 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46 and 48. Bize 38, 3% yards of 35-inch; 14 yard purchased ruffling For this pattern,

dress, size desired and the pattern number to. Bue us! Burnett, Times Pat-

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Parsley buttered potatoes | Stewed tomatoes

Lettuce, cucumber and onion

salad 4 Bread and butter ‘ Rice pudding Milk to drink: Three and a

half cups for each child; one and a half cups for each adult, in addition to that used in the day's menus. . = = WEDNESDAY Breakfast Grapefruit halves | Hot cooked cereal with sugar and cream Buttered English muffins .~ ~ Luncheon Creamed chipped beef on toast Lettuce and 34 Meee beet salad Sugar cookies

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tomato and green pepper Buttered peas . Waldorf salad Bread and butter *Cheese cake with pineapple ‘Milk to drink: Three cups for each child; one cup for each adult,

day's eu, . » THURSDAY Breakfast Waffles . with butter and heated

Sausage links ’ Luncheon Barbecued beef sandwiches on buns Cole slaw Ambrosia Dinner *Lamb and kidney kebobs Boiled buttered brown rice Buttered broccoli Chopped vegetable salad Bread and butter ? Sponge cake with caramel sauce Milk to drink: Four cups for

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" 5 AY i Breakfast Sliced bananas and cream Heated coffee cake Scrambled eggs

Dinner. Roast leg of lamb’ Mint jelly Browned potatoes

“|*Curried spinach

Lettuce, canned pear and nut salad Bread and butter Chocolate ice cream Marshmallow sauce

Supper Apricot fritters with heated sirup Canadian bacon

_. |Pan-fried . | Applesauce

Milk to drink: Three cups for each child; one cup for each adult, in addition to that used in today's menus.’ :

each child; two cups for each adult, in addition to that used in

*Recipes for dishes marked with asterisks will appear tomor-

the day's menus.

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Good Pie Crusts Are

Fine Blenders Cheers for pies in winter menus -'and other seasons as well! And cheers for ideas that lend variety, too. Here are two, for example: To the crust intended for apple ple, add about one-half cup grated cheese. In the crust to be used tor peach pie, use bacon drippings for the shortening.

{Lunchbox Lesson

If you have children or grownups carrying lunchboxes, get these lunches partly ready the evening before, Sandwich fillings can be prepared and most sandwiches can be made the night before, wrapped in waxed paper, and put in the refrigerator, Keep a corner of the cupboard for lunchbox equipment.

- SOCIAL SITUATIONS

SITUATION: A girl is speaking of one of her close friends. WRONG WAY: She refers to her as “my girl friend.” RIGHT WAY: She refers to her as “one of my friends,” or, “a friend of mine.” . w *® » pal SITUATION: Your huswhile talking with others.WRONG WAY: Correct him, so that they will realize you know the correct pro- - nunciation. RIGHT WAY: Let it go. It is rude to embarrass a person by co him in front of others.

band mispronounces a word, A

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serving. Gleaming es, pudding pans and an enameled coffee pot can come right to the table for everyday, informal serving. ° The food will stay hot and there won't be so many dishes to wash when the meal is over,

Wise Shopper

It's a wise shopper who watches the advertisements for “specials” at her meat dealer's. The weekend is a particularly good time to find these. Quite often “specials” are on the less tender cuts of meat. When cooked “low and slow” these cuts are as tender as

other cuts.

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