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dummy’s ace. She couldn't afford to duck the second diamond as the opponents might shift to the spade suit which also was stopped just once. Now Miss Brash had already lanned her campaign—even beore she played to the first trick. One thing was certain. She wasn't going to take the club finesse. She knew that she would make her contract if the opponent who held the king of clubs had just one other card in the suit.

Correct Lead

Notice what would have Happened if Miss Brash had led a club from dummy at the third trick and finessed her queen. Mr. Champion would have won and immediately fired a spade. Spades would have been continued until dummy’s ace was knocked out. The lone ace of clubs in the South hand would have blocked the suit and the hand would have fallen to pieces. The same thing would have happened (and this is even more gruesome), if Mr. Champion had held the singleton king of clubs. But of course Miss Brash handled the situatiop correctly. She went right up with the ace of clubs on the first lead of the suit. Then she led the queen of clubs and Mr. Champion had no choice] but to play his king. In this manner the rest of the club suit was set up while there was still an entry to the board Mr. Champion cashed two more diamond tricks but that was all. Miss Brash won five club tricks, two hearts and the aces of dia-

AY, OCT. 26, 1049 New Coat | Lining Is Light

By LOUISE FLETCHER, Times Woman's Editor - WINTER WARMTH without cumbersome bulk is provided by many of today's coats because new lining fabrics dispense with the need for stiff or heavy

interlinings. This Parkmoor coat, $79.95 at Strauss’, has fluid lines and a new luxury look because of its zip-in lining of Skinner's Sunbak which makes interlining unnecessary. Sunbak is rayon satin on one side while the reverse side has a nappy fleece of 100 per cent virgin wool for wintertime warmth, The lining is color co-ordinated with the shades of Forstmann’'s Tanya in which the coat comes , .. black, green, wine or taupe.

Ta Wellfok Loss Timely Tips on Preparing Seafoods

~Scalloped Oyste “A Tasty Dish

purpose—to remind the rest of the United States about the wonderful fish and shellfish and] recipes for them that come out of: Virginia.

The Festival is sponsored by the Junior Woman's Club, which pubJishes the “Seafood Cook Book.” Collected

Hampton and neighboring towns, the recipes include favorites for crabs, clams, oysters, croakers, shad and shrimp, although most

|trom waters farther south. Here is one from “Seafood Cook Book"”--a recipe which, because of our modern methods of freezing and canning fish and shellfish, and our swift means of transportation, can be used by anyone in the United States. » » . SCALLOPED OYSTERS One quart oysters, one and one‘half cups cracker or bread crumbs, salt, pepper, one half cup butter or fortified margarine, onethird cup milk plus oyster liguor. Drain oysters and reserve liguor, Place oysters in buttered baking dish alternately with layers of crumbs. Sprinkle each layer

of butter. Moisten with milk and oyster liquor. The top layer should be crumbs. Bake 30 minutes in hot oven (400 degrees F.). Serves six.

Thursday's Menu

BREAKFAST: Orange juice, ready-to-eat ceral, fried ham and eggs, enriched toast, butter

monds and spades for game.

Teen Problems—

Parents Should Make | Punishment Fit the ‘Crime’

By JEAN MAYBE the teenagers will pardon us if we address a few remarks to parents. Subject— making the punishment fit the

seldom object to strictness per se. But they do want rules to be fair and square. They want to know what is expected of them and what will happen if

crime, they fail. Naturally, fathers and moth- Take the matter of getting ers must enforce discipline. . home from a date at a speci-

Actually, however, the experts say that no child should need punishment after the age of 12 — provided the parents have done a good job of disciplining before that time. Yes, habits of obedience are best developed in the early years. But, parents, if you cannot rely on your teenager's regpect for family rules, you'll have to mete out just punishments when they're due.

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of teenagers is parental injustice. Curiously enough, they

fied hour. One infraction could be an accident or a simple error in judgment. It would seem unfair to prohibit all dates for this one mistake. Besides,

enforce such a ban? for how long?

How and

in haste and anger may prove impossible to carry out. It will boomerang back on the poor parents! There's one cardinal rule, you know: If you expect respect, you simply must keep your word—even for a promised punishment.

friends, do you really intend to

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or fortified margarine, coffee, milk.

LUNCHEON: Casserole of dried lima beans with tomatoes, onions and cheese, whole wheat bread, butter or fortified margarine, fruit bowl; grapes, apples, pears, tea, milk. DINNER: Tomato juice, scalloped oysters, baked potatoes, canned peas, mixed green salad, French dressing, prune and nut pie with cream cheese

from women who live in|

shrimp, the book explains, come!’

with salt, pepper and small pieces|

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Ornaments for Christmas

By MRS. ANNE CABOT It's easy, inexpensive and fun to make your own Christmas tree ornaments with this clever pattern. For the most part you'll have the necessary “ingredients” dround the house, for odds and ends of brightly colored felt, wool, beads and crepe paper are all you need to complete the nine delighttu’ tree trimmings.

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tall which I have been told is| a Rugosa rose. When we moved| -

into our new house in June it| was covered with small roses. The Kidneys I am sure it is quite old. It! By EDWIN P.JORDAN, M.D.

has a large root system. Now| NEPHRITIS, or Bright's disI would like to trim it back| ease, is a result partly of inflamto about three feet to keep it mation and partly of degenerafrom obscuring the view.|tion of the kidneys. It interferes Would this hurt it? If not,/with some of the functions of the when should it be trimmed? kidney. This is shown by abnorMrs. L. V. Commiskey, 1424 malities in the urine and other Brunswick Ave. symptoms. A—Old-fashioned roses will take| Richard Bright, for whom the just about any kind of treat-|disease is named, was born in ment and survive. But they're|Bristol, England, in 1780 and also stubborn. Your rose willigraduated at the University of always try td grow back to|Edinburgh in 1913. He was one of its natural height of six feet./the famous men attached to Guy's ~Why not, instead of fighting|Hospital in London, which is one its natural growth habit, movejof the famous voluntary teachit this fall (any time now)? ing hospitals situated in that city. dividing it if it’s too big and| His classic report on Bright's setting it where it can grow|disease appeared in 1827. . Even naturally. The best time to/though nephritis has been studied prune would be in June after/by thousands of physicians since blooming. Bright's day, his original description still holds good. Send questions on gardening fa 8 to Mrs. Smith, The Indianapo- | NEPHRITIS, unlike a great lis Times, Indianapolis 9. many other disorders of the ee —————————————— body, is not really a single disH ease, however. It can come on Slice Breed a knife passed without any apPagent cause or 1 through a flame will slice fresh on follow acute Infections such bread more smoothly and easily]

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Stephens Alumnae

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Miss Minnie Doane To Head Auxiliary

Miss Minnie Doane is the new president of the sixth district, American Legion Auxiliary. She was honored recently at a reception in ‘the home of Mrs. Roy Ottinger, Carmel.

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