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perature of the liquid used for mixing dough as well as that for raising the dough. Either a deep fat frying or a candy thermometer can be used for this purpose. Last but not least important of thermometers is the portable oven one. It is useful to check the accuracy of a temperature-con-trolled oven and it is a boon to those who do not have modern ovens and are without temperature control. ” s ” : WEDNESDAY’S MENU Breakfast Grapefruit halves ench toast Butter and heated sirup Luncheon Shanks Fog Wry Hn ttadwicher Swedish tea ring Dinner Broiled shoulder lamb chops Mint jell du, Be sprou Panned pear alt with chopped nut salad

SWEDISH TEA RING pkg. dry granular yeast OR cake compressed yeast ¢. lukewarm water, .C. sugar,

2 eggs, beaten. 1 tsp. grated lemond rind. 4 c. sifted all-purpose flour. 1; tsp. mace or ground cardamon (optional). a¢ c. butter or shortening, melted. Only half this recipe for rich roll dough is needed to make Swedish Tea Ring. Soften yeast in the lukewarm water with onehalf teaspoon of the sugar. Let stand 10 minutes. Add remaining sugar and salt to hot milk, stir and cool to lukewarm. Combine softened yeast with cooled milk and stir well. Add eggs, lemon rind and half the flour sifted with spice and beat until smooth. Beat in the cooled butter, then add remaining flour and stir thoroughly. Turn out on lightly floured board. Cover the dough and let it rest 10 minutes before kneading. Knead until smooth and elastic (about 10 minutes) using not more than one-fourth cup additional flour for kneading. Do not add excess flour on board. Sweet roll dough must be soft and too much flour kneaded in will make the finished rolls “bready” instead of delicate, light and flaky.

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‘Roll dough out into a 15"x8" rectangle about three-eigths inch thick. Spread with two tablespoons softened butter. Sprinkle with mixture of one-half teaspoon cinnamon ‘and one-fourth cup sugar, one-half cup almonds, blanched, slivered and toasted lightly in oven, and one-fourth cup raisins, plumped. Roll up like a jelly roll, seal edge, turn underneath. Place-roll on greased baking sheet, stretch slightly and shape into a ring. Pinch ends together to form a perfect circle. Using a kitchen scissors, start gt outside of ring and at 1-inch intervals, cut about three-fourths way through roll towards center. Twist each section in the same direction so it will lie flat, cut side up, the sections overlapping slightly. i Brush with melted butter, cover lightly, and let rise until doubled ih bulk—about one hour at 86 degrees F. Bake in a moderate qven (375 .degrees F.) 25 to 30 minutes or until golden brown. Remove to cake rack to cool. ‘ Ice with confectioners’ icing made by turning one and one-half cups sifted XXXX sugar into thixing bowl. Combine one and one-half tablespoons boiling water with one teaspoon butter. When melted, add one-half teaspoon vanilla. Add to, sugar and beat until smooth. ' Then add more boiling water if necessary, drop by drop to produce a smooth spreading consistency. Beat two or three minutes until very creamy, keeping sides - of bowl scraped down. Spread immediately on warm coffee cake. Strained lemon juice or other fresh fruit juice may be substituted for water and vanilla in the recipe of desired. ; The other half of the rich roll dough may be used to make any other desired sweet rolls or coffee cakes (such as bismarks, cottage cheese kuchen, Jule Kaka, Kolachy, orange rolls, raised doughnuts, schencken, etc).

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GRIFFIN

BLACK « BROWN « TAN +OXBLOOD

By KAY SHERWOOD NEA Staft Writer

PUT your clever fingers to

work to stretch a limited

Christmas budget. Handmade gifts that cater to a friend's taste will be treasured long after more costly and less. personalized presents have been forgotten. Ready to help you take a stich in time for holiday giving are new needlework kits, materials and simplified instructions aimed at speeding your sewing stint. A saunter along needlecraft counters or a visit to a local sewing center will supply you with the wherewithal for making a packful of gifts of unusual appeal. Even such seemingly complicated projects as appliqueing quilts are simplified this year by easy-to-follow directions. One new series of quilting kits, for example, comes complete with applique materials stamped and ready to cut out and sew on creamy white backgrounds, which are also stamped. Kit box top reproduces the design in color and serves as a guide to the gift maker. Patterns include a charming crib quilt with nursery rhyme

Blackwood on Bridge—

ers are of approximately equal strength. On the profit side of the ledger, if you bid and make a small slam you gain a bonus of 500 points. Now look at the other side of the picture. If you go set one trick your opponents get 50 points (or 100 points if they double you). In addition to this you lose say 150 points you would have made had you stopped at game and made 5-odd in a major suit. You also lose the approximately 300 “hidden” points you would have earned for scoring the first game toward the rubber bonus.

Chances Should Be Better Than Even

+ Add these up and they total a little more than the slam bonus of 500 points. The conclusion is that a non-vulnerable slam should be bid when the chances in favor of making it are slightly better than even. On the hand shown above, the only question is, who has the queen of spades? If you were holding the South cards how would you play to avoid any spade losers? Let's face it—it’s a guess and about an even chance whether you would guess right or wrong. Should you, then, bid the slam? Mathematically you should not. But I want to make a confession. In spite of the mathematics, I would like to be in 6-odd on this hand. Maybe it’s not sound, but to me the biggest thrill in the game is bidding and making a slam.

Send your questions on bridge to Easley Blackwood, The Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis 9.

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appliques as well as more sophisticated designs of flowers and provincial motifs. Tea towels, bridge sets or guest towels provide backgrounds for more sprightly new applique motifs. :

” " ” KNITTERS can click off tiny Argyle sweaters, socks and mittens for young crib-set friends from kits that contain yarn, directions and bobbins needed for making. What will please a baby’s Mom is that the yarn used for his knitted gift is treated to hold shape, color and fluffiness through repeated washings. Similarly treated yarn in border colors is supplied in kits for knitting Argyle socks for sportsmen on your list. New nylon staple yarns have been introduced for knitting or crocheting into accessories that look and feel like wool but will require no special protection from moths. Spools of glittering metallic thread and sheer acetate rayon ribbons unreel more gifts to be knitted or crocheted.

» » » NEW needlepoint kits contain design-painted canvas, yarn £or completing the design and frames, pads or cases on

Thrill of Playing Slam Can Outweigh Mere Odds

y EASLEY BLACKWOOD IN DECIDING WHETHER OR NOT to bid a slam, humanics are just as important as the cards you hold. Again I suggest to you, play the people as well as the cards. But before we go into the humanics of slam bidding, here are some observations about the arithmetic. situation where you are not vulnerable and assume that the play-

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East dealer. Neither side vulnerable NOKTH 8§—K, 10, 2 H—-A, 9, §

WEST EAST 8-Q,5 HJ, 1,6 8 D-—A,9, 5, 2 Cc—10,5,4 + SOUTH S—A, J, 8 8 17 H—-2 D—-K, Q, J, 8 C-K, Q 8 The bidding: EAST SOUTH WEST NOR Pass 18 Pass 2C Pass 2D Pass Pass 4 NT Pass Pass 68 All Pass

The Doctor Says—

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New needlework gifts to make for Christmas include crib quilt (above) which is appliqued with nursery book characters. Baby's Argyle sweater (top left) is knitted of anti-shrink yarn. Needlepoint card case and picture frame (center, left) are made up from new package kits. Simple apron {bottom, left] is dressed up for gift-giving by the colorful towel snapped onto waistband.

which to mount the finished treasure. From such kits you can make card cases, picture frames, desk pads and even jewelry boxes to flatter the discriminating tastes of feminine friends. To lift simple everyday items into Christmas gift brackets, give them a new twist. An apron, for example, becomes a sprightlier present when a colorful towel is dot-shaped to the waistband to keep busy hands clean and dry and apron unmussed. © Motifs cut from the toweling and appliqued to the apron skirt may be used to decorate the ensemble. _ Plastic fabrics this year invite the gift-maker to turn these new materials into such pretty and practical gifts as cookbook covers to match a bride’s new kitchen; plaid or lace-patterned cuff protectors for a career girl; an ensemble set of lingerie -and cosmetic bags for a traveler.

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Wise Woman Picks Cheerful Friends

By RUTH MILLETT NEA Staff Writer

IT'S A WISE wife who

| chooses happily married women | for her friends.

Because women borrow un-

happiness from each other. One woman who is down on mar-

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cious of men and convinced that men get the best of everything cal have a powerful effect on her women friends. With no trouble at all she ; can makes - them begin to wonder if Ruth Millett they're really as well off as they think they are. She can make them dissatisfied with their lives, making what has seemed easy-going contentment suddenly look like dullness. =n »

” SHE éaN make them feel put upon if they are going through a period of hard work and doing without. What they once looked upon as being “real partners” to their husbands can be made to look like getting the worst end of a bad bargain. So the woman who is happily married and wants to stay contented with her lot in life had better not get on intimate terms with a dissatisfied wife, Such a wife spreads dissatisfaction. And it seldoms seems to work the other way. Instead of several happy wives changing an unhappy wife to their attitude toward men and marriage, the unhappy wife makes the happy ones begin to doubt and wonder. The safest thing for happy wives to do is stick together.

Enters Convent

HOLLYWOOD, Cal. — Marilyn Regan, 18-year-old daughter of film and entertainment star Phil Regan, plans to enter the convent .of the Sisters of the Holy Child at New Sharon, Pa., Jan. 20.

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10f Meetings

Allison Team Wins Master Point Game A number of bridge clubs announce meetings to be held in the near future. The Woman’s Contract Club of Indiana will have a master point gan. at 12:30 p. m. Thursday in the Indianapolis Athletic Club, Mrs. Grace Buschmann announces.

The Industrial Contract Bridge League's next meeting will be at 7:30 p. m. Friday, Dec. 10, in the Hotel Antlers. Winners of the master point game held Friday night in the Antlers are Allison No. 2 with J, K. Nelson, H. J. Coe, 0. H, Reich and E. H. Poste. Second rank also was won by an Allison team, including V. L. Sandberg, Robert Wood and Dr. and Mrs. K. L. Nielsen. There was a four-way tie for third position, The winners were Advance Paint Products, Inc, Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Gootee and Mr.

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Gordon Foxworthy, Marvin E. Nuelsen, Dr. George F. Goldman and Harry Singleton. P. R. Mallory Team No. 1, K. M. Schafer, L. E. McFarren, D.J. | Kersten and H. R. McGlone, and {Schwenger - Klein, Inc. Mrs, Marge Quinn, W. H. Weindorf, Mrs. Kitty Warner and Mrs, J. L. Becknell.

Marott Bridge Club winners are announced by Mrs. V. R. Rupp. Play was held Tuesday night. North and South winners were Mrs. L. J. Blackmore and Mrs. K. L. Nielsen, first; Mrs. Randall Bass and Roger L. Deputy, sece ond, and Allen Smith and O. K. Fraustein, third. East and West winners were

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Mrs. Arthur Pratt and Mrs. Kenneth Pettijohn, first; Miss Mabel Satterly and Mrs. 8. R. Richardson, second, and Mrs. J. 8. Shortle and Mrs. Jerome Jacobs, third.

There will be a meeting of the St. Joan of Arc Bridge Club at 7:45 p. m, Wednesday in the school hall. It will be a guest party and the last game of the year. After the first of the year, membership will be closed.

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