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hatched chicks and ducklings, normally several million, results each year in the loss or destruction of quantities of potential food. If left to poultrymen to raise to maturity, they would provide millions of pounds of meat and eggs.

Top Vegetable Grades

Are in Light Supply {The Agriculture partment reports that fresh as well as dried fruits will be available throughout April. They include oranges, grapefruit, lemons, apples and

winter pears. The plentiful dried | g

fruits will be prunes, peaches and figs. Canned grapefruit segments from the new pack flso are coming to market at moderate prices, { Among the canned juices, citrus and tomato juices will continue to be good buys. The 1947-48 canning season is in full swing and new-pack juices already are reaching grocery shelves, Pumpkin, sweet potatoes and lower-grade peas gge the three canned vegetables on the plentiful list. All are good buys for budget meals. In contrast to the lower-grade peas which are selling at relatively low prices, top grades and small-sieve sizes are in light supply and relatively high in price. The spring supply of nuts— walnuts, filberts and pecans— continues large. Sandwich-mak-ers will have their choice of several good buys in spreads.

A BUNNY DESSERT —

Frozen Easter rabbits made of ice cream will make an

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exciting climax for your holiday dinner. Children will relish the dessert, and adults

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By JEAN TABBERT A FROZEN dessert always is a treat after a heavy holiday dinner. The bunnies illustrated will highlight a children's party as well. Simple cookies and a ‘fizzy” drink made of fruit juice and gingerale are the only other refreshments needed for such a small fry entertainment. ‘ To make the bunnies, set the refrigerator control at the coldest point. Using a quart of vanilla ice cream, scoop out six rounded portions of ice cream. A large ice cream scoop or a large serving spoon will serve for the scooping task. Place this ice cream, which

for the small jce cream scoop Or a teaspoon, shape small portions of the ice cream to serve as the

toothpick, mallow “ears” and moist coconut for the “whiskers.”

for “eyes,” and pieces of licorice in U shapes for ‘noses.” Place the “heads” in the refrigerator and freeze along with the “bodies.”

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will serve as the bodies of the bunnies, in the freezing tray, which has been lined in wax paper. Place the tray in the a refrigerator, paper and freeze until firm.

cover with wax

Cut pleces of marshmallows “ears.” Then with a

‘heads.” With the aid of a insert the marsh-

Use red cinnamon candies

When both are hard, remove

from the refrigerator, and with toothpicks, pin each “head” to

“body.” Keep the bunnies

in the freezing unit until serving time. is not high enough to permit ample “head space,” keep the “heads” and “bodies” separate until ready to bring table.

If the freezing unit

to the

To serve, place the bunnies

on a large bed or individual beds of green “grass” made by coloring moist, shredded coconut with green vegetable dye. Place a small piece of marshmallow “at the back of the bunny for the cotton tail. A quart of ice cream yiélds six bunnies.

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NEW YORK, Mar. 25 (UP)— The Fashion Academy today an- . novaced its annual list of best_dressed women, “based on ability of the women to dress smartly in keeping with their budgets,” L ‘The 12 women named in as -many flelds were: Screen, Loretta Young; radio, Mary Livingston;

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By ART WRIGHT

|padding the professional cloak-and-suiters are doing. This suggestion is only one of

blank from The Times and mailed it in, be sure to do it now. That will officially put you in the contest. Your finished garments are to be delivered Apr. 19 to a downtown location which will be announced in The Times. You are not likely to see everyone wearing an unpadded shoulder in coats and suits, even though some models with this extreme are scheduled for spring. Many female figures have great

ceal poor posture, so, no matter how thin the fashion arbiters make it, padding will, for the most part, remain a vital part of garment construction. Shoulder padding for spring is thinner and smaller in women’s garments of every type than it was last fall, when the tapered line first appeared. Here's the comparison. Last fall, the set-in pad for coats measured 6% to 6% inches in length, and it was about 11 inches thick. For spring, the setin pad is 5% inches long, and only seven-eighths to one inch thick. The same goes for set-in shoulder pads in suits. Last fall they measured 53% inches long, and seven-eighths of an inch

Eliminates Sharp Edge { For spring, the manufacturers have fitted suits with a set-in pad measuring 5% inches along the shoulder line, with a depth of only three-quarters of an inch. If your shoulder area needs a little more shaping than such a shoulder pad affords, you might employ the trick that some manufacturers have devised, and cut the back portion of the pad threequarters of an inch longer. Houses which turn out a highprice line put dropped shoulder pads in their set-in sleeves. The

spring coats, the dropped pad is carried 4% inches from its top to many we are giving you to nelbiyne point where it begins to taper you win a share of the $1460 Inj, , ts rounded, extension edge. local and national prizes. If yoUlmy, extension brings it along anhaven't clipped the Registration sy on ’inch-and-a-half, The depth

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of this pad is about seven-eighths

its dimensions.

Balmacaan or raglan type sleeves are not fitted either with set-in or dropped pads, as you know. The sloped shoulder pad, or the cupped shoulder pad is required, in order to preserve the smooth, natural shoulder line provided in this type of coat or suit styling. For spring, the sloped pads are approximately six inches in width, sloping down over the upper portion of the arm, and padding out the shoulder very gently. You can also use this kind of padding, as the manufacturers do, in coats and suits cut with yoke-shoulders.

Raglan Sleeve Often Uses Cupped Pad

The cupped pad is the most expensive of all to buy. It produces a rounded, close-fitting na-

tural line and must be joined to a front and back seam. Like the others, it is not very heavily padded, and its width is cropped to five inches. It is ‘most frequently fitted to the raglan sleeve. As far as your Times contest entry is concerned, you may buy or make the shoulder pads your coat or suit requires. If you make

suit the style of the garment you are fitting. And consult a sewing manual, or a sewing authority on the correct way to attach your padding. Some types need only a tacking along the shoulder seam line; some must be attached at all points, and some, as in the cupped pad just mentioned, must be attached to a seam, front and back. What you. do in this connection will be evident to anyone with an eye for fine tailoring. It's just one of the details that judges are

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Times’ National Sewing Entrant Registration

Here is my official registration for The Times’ National Sewing Contest. I will bring my contest garment on Apr. 19 to the place

I plan to enter in the classifications marked below: (Check one You are not obligated to remain in the classifications checked, if you should change your mind later).

(1) Dress—Rayon, silk or wool.ceeeese (2) Dress—Cotton.cecsess Standard Pattern Group, Junior Division, entrants 18 years (1) Dress..seeees

wear, etc., from standard pattern or original design. coat originally designed by contestant and

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By MRS. ANNE CABOT Crochet fresh summery-look-ing hot plate mats in cool green

and white cotton for weather tables.

well as a large circular pad.

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Rich unshine Batter WHAT ARE THE basic nutrients and why are they Paprika fried ‘and : S is a question recently asked by one of our readers. We need these Mashed toes ¢ ny . #s Used as Its Base groups for growth, repair and energy. — Buttered green peas : A mew look in your Easter and sugar; fats to supply energy as well as fuel; protein to bulld apple sie on lettuce wip bonnet? muscles as well as other tissues; minerals to build ‘and repair teeth, French dressing There will be a new look at bones and blood to regulate body . Bread and butter your Easter dinner table if you| functions; vitamins to promoteC.. Readers Raspberry cream pis serve a dessert with a fillip, to|growth and maintain health and)” - Milk to drink: Three cups to assuage Lenten longings. vigor, and water to aid in elim- of Meta Given each child; one cup for egg Want to drink your cake and inating wastes and in regulating adult. in addition to that used eat it too? You can do just that|body functions. ' e-Made Ca dies’ .day’s menus. E oi whip up a sunshine cake| You'll find all the basic nutri- Home-Made Candies * =» = beauty and allure—a rum cream Present each Thursday. The collection of 10 marvel Breakfast cake. menus for next week follow. ous recipes for homeRum Cream Cake on made candies. Hot cooked cereal with sugar gq To make the sunshine cake MONDAY e Sent FREE. Ask for ” beat yolks of six eggs with a SHome - Made Candies Heated Susi vi Dover beater until very light.|Grigdle cakes with heated sirup dressed, 3-cent stamped Luncheon Put the whites in a large and butter lope. Send e- (Creamed mushrooms on to bowl and set aside. Sift one cup|yink sausages SH pe nd your r with bagon strips toast of sugar and one cup of cake Luncheon ques r across thy flour four times each. Now put a|+Cream of corn soup Meta Given Buttered carrots ch of salt in the egg whites | Hot buttered The Indianapolis Times |Bread and butter and beat them with a wire cake|Carrot and peanut salad 214 W Maryland ‘St. Canned raspberries whisk, by hand, until half stiff. Canned Queen Anne cherries 5 e Dinner Then add one-half teaspoon of : Indianapolis 9 *Soy hamburges cream of tartar and beat until Braised short ribs ’ : Creamed cubed potatoes quite stiff. Add sugar, one table- Boiled parsiey buttered potatoes THURSDAY Buttered broccoli at a time, beating as you| Buttered green beans Breakfast Pickled beet salad add; add the beaten yolks and|Celery sticks “| Fresh grapes , Bread and butter beat again; add one-half tea-|Crumb cake Creamed dried beef on toast [Lemon ice box cake spoon of lemon flavoring and| Milk to drink: Three and a&|,g44itional hot buttered toast Milk to drink: Three cups fo (beat. quarter cups for each child; pe Lunsheon sash, shild; Sue cup - for each Fold in the flour very lightly./and a quarter cups for each ad "| piled Canadishs baton. Sand: , n to that used fy

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's menus. oaks pan BEFessee 2 hake day © x =» Lettuce, cucumber and radish SUNDAY moderate oven. When the cake is TUESDAY ° sajay ais Foca oo Breakias done, leave it in the pan. Turn Breakfast «| Oa sh 8 sugared pineapple the pan upside down on a cake Sliced oranges Dinner Heated coffee cake (bakery) rack and let “hang” until quite Fyied orient sush with butter| veer hash Fried eggs ae Remove the cake A Buttered frozen asparagus spears Dinner - Cut the cake into thick ny Pan-fried bacon Siripa , French bread og Beet Zot oust (with carrots ang ting crosswise. t aside the Luno Molded shredded vegetable sal : ou layer and pour Set Aide one- Sliced ham on toast with cheese pj epherries with fluffy dumplings Mashed potatoes fourth cup of light rum over the sauce poured over it and! wrk to drink: Three and a half Stewed tomatoes lower layer. . browned under the broiler cups for each child; one and a Chopped spinach and lettuces ’ Cucumber wedges and celery| naif cups for each adult, in adai-| Salad with 1000 island dressing Ham Leads Parade sticks tion to that used in the day’s|Bread and butter Fresh grapes menus. Vanilla ice cream on sponge cake

Of Easter Food

Spread rum custard over the lower layer, adjust the other layer on the top and pour onefourth cup of the rum over the top layer. Frost the cake with boiled or seven-minute icing, flavoring with one or two teaspoons of rum. The filling can be made while the cake is cooling. Heat one pint of milk in the double boiler. Mix. two tablespoons of a pinch of salt and three-fourths cup of sugar and add to these two Hghtly beaten eggs. Pour this mixture gradually into the hot milk, stirring con|stantly until thick. Remove from the fire and when half cool, stir in one tablespoon of rum. Let cool thoroughly before spreading. Your Easter parade of food preceding this dessert can be led by the traditional whole baked ham, accompanied by a jellied apple sauce ring, centered with a whipped cream-horseradish sauce. Let follow candied sweet potatoes and fresh asparagus with toasted almonds in their L [butter sauce. Pasa a refreshinglyarranged relish tray and slices of fresh orange bread. Don't forget a shower of bright yellow tulips, pussywillows and

*Mock drumsticks Hash browned potatoes Mashed rutabaga % Lettuce and watercress sala

Bread and butter ‘ Qrange blanc mange

Dinner

with French dressing

Milk to drink: Three and a

Grapefruit juice Poached eggs on toast

*Whole meal beef salad Oatmeal cookies

with pureed peach sauce

*Clam chowder Oyster crackers Canned chilled pears

*Recipes for dishes marked with asterisks will appear tomor row, through Wednesday.

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Luncheon

quarter cups for each child; one and a half cups for each adult, in addition to that used in the day's menus. ; s 8 = WEDNESDAY ‘ Breakfast 8liced bananas and cream |Scrambled eggs Hot buttered English muffins Red raspberry jam Luncheon Vegetable plate (buttered corn niblets, spinach with bacon sprinkled on the top, buttered beets and mashed turnips) Bread and butter Orange prune compote Dinner Roast beef Lyonnaise potatoes Buttered Brussel sprouts Head lettuce *Bacon dressing Bread and butter Peach pie with whipped cream Milk to drink: Four cups for each child; two cups for each

magnolia leaves in the center of your table.

Bridge Lesson—

By WILLIAM E. McCKENNEY America’s Card Authority BEGINNERS at contract are usually concerned about what system of bidding they should study. But today contract is played so generally that bridge writers are forced to build systems around winning tactics of good players. Bidding is important, but it does no good to get into a game contract and not know how to play the cards. ‘ A surprising number of players would miss on today’s hand for failing to count their tricks. We can win the ace of spades and ruff a spade. If the hearts break 3-2, we will make four heart tricks. If the club finesse works we will have eight, and fhe ace of diamonds makes nine.

How are we to get the tenth? Shall we depend upon finding

them, be sure to style them to].

ANNE CABOT The Indianapolis Times 530 S. Wells St. Chicago 7, IIL No. 5538.

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EVER GET the feeling you're | with the family? Maybe Mom had to scold you for untidiness. Or Pop read you the riot act for staying out late. That was 'way back last week,

wasn't it? But you're still feuding! It's not sensible, Parents

Sure, they disBut a scolding So get rid of that chip on your

” ” ” IT MAY be news to you, but parents don't enjoy punishing It'd really be easief for them to skip it. Unfortunately they can’t ignore your faults and errors, being legally and morally responsible

And your part of the bargain is to take correction in Actually, a sulky or: a timid attitude makes

So if you've earned a reproof; accept responsibility and

the king of diamonds ‘in the East hand, or should we try to set the long club? - = 2 FIRST we should try to set the long club, so we will let West hold the opening lead of the king of spades. When West continues with the queen of spades, we win that with the ace. We should not ruff the third spade yet. We first take one round of trumps, then lead the four of clubs and finesse the queen, lead the four of ‘hearts from dummy and win with the king.

Play Is as Important as Bidding

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Now there is only one trump out and it is high. Our next play should be the six of clubs to dummy’s ace, come back with the three of clubs and trump it with the three of hearts. Now it is time to ruff the small spade, then lead the five of clubs and trump it with the five of hearts. We go over to the ace of diamonds and lead the good club. Whether East trumps or not we are going to discard the four of diamonds from the South hand. Now there is no way to keep us from making another trick with the eight of hearts. This hand is proof of the importance of learning to count your tricks as well as to time your play.

Men and Women—

By ERNEST E. BLAU LOT OF MEN already are mice, of coyrse, long before they get married. They lack the well-known masculine traits of aggressiveness, toughness, fighting spirit. They're timid and gossipy. Similarly, a lot of women have been short-changed in the so-called feminine traits —gentleness, sympathy, home interest. Marriage does little "for these two groups except to make them worse, But it does affect the character of regular men. According to authorities, marriage has a definite tendency to make a man more. feminine, especially if he has children. After a really “masculine” guy has been married for years he tends to losé some of his’ rugged individuality and to reflect ‘some of the characteristic

mend your ways. Then forgive

Does Marriage Tend to Make Mice Out of Men?

He begins to think, act and sometimes even to look a little like his wife. Marriage, in most cases, cuts down the male's adventurous spirit. It . Cultivates tenderness, domestic interest, sympathy-—those nice qualities which women have, to start with. So you see, it takes a man most of his life and plenty of training just to catch up with his wife's good character,

Book Review Set

A book review will feature the meeting tomorrow of Chapter W,

Dickerson, 1728 Ellen Drive, will be the hostess.

Club Will Meet

Mrs. Earl Smith, 916 N. Gladstone Ave. tonight will entertain the Delt-A-Dek Club for a busi-

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