Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 December 1949 — Page 9
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Buffet Party Dandy for New Year's
Prepare Menu for No Late Work
By GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Staff Writes See the old year out and new one in with’ a buffet party for friends. Plan a menu that requires no| last-minute preparation. Include substantial amounts of protein| food, such as cold meats and) cheese, Serve a salad in an unflavored| gelatin mold for easy. handling | and color appeal. A large cake, rich and elegantly frosted, makes a perfect des-| sert. In the experience of this! writer, the following Brazil Nut Devil's Food Cake: is one. of the finest of all cakes—rich, wonder-| ful texture and out of this world}
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| THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
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We, the Women—
Wise Wife Ise Pal to Mate On Trips
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Her Good Companion 8y RUTH MILLETT | ; |
NEA Staff Writer THE WIFE who is lucky - enough to have her hushand ask her to go along with him on a business trip should rate a repeat Invitation if she lives yup to the following: Forget home while she is away from it, instead of worrying out loud over how things are going in her absence. Is tolerant of the people her husband introduces her to, instead of being super-critical, Is a good sport about doing whatever the group she finds herself with wants to do. Doesn't keep inquiring abbu the price of everything. Mayb her husband wants a liftle va- |
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in flavor. It's a perfect cake to| serve as 1950 {s born. | . = { BRAZIL NUT DEVIL'S FOOD CAKE | (Yield two 8-inch layers) One-quarter cup shortening! two cups firmly packed brown| sugar, two eggs, four squares| (four ounces) unsweetened choc-| olate, melted, one-half cup chopped Brazil nuts, two cups sifted cake flour, two teaspoons baking powder, one-half teaspoon soda, one-half teaspoon salt, one cup plus two tablespoons milk, one teaspoon vanilla. Cream shortening; add sugar gradually and cream thoroughly. Add eggs, one at a time, and beat until light and fluffy, Add melted chocolate and beat well, Mix in Brazil nuts. 8ift together flour, baking powder, soda and salt; add flour mixture -alterpately with milk to batter. Stir in vanilla. Pour into 2| deep-greased 8-inch-layer pans| and bake in moderate oven (350 degrees F.) 35 to 40 minutes. | Let stand 5 minutes and remove from pan. Cover with Glossy Chocolate Frosting and garnish with Brazil nut petals.
~ . » GLOSSY CHOCOLATE FROSTING Three squares (3 ounces) unsweetened chocolate, melted, 1%] cups sifted confectioners’ sugar, 3 tablespoons, hot water, 3 egg yolks, unbeaten, '{ cup butter or fortified margarine, Pour melted chocolate in mixing bowl. Add sugar and water; mix well, time, beating well addition. Drop 1 tablespooon of butter at a time in the mixture and mix thoroughly.
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Wednesday's Menu— BREAKFAST — Stewed pears, ready-to-eat cereal, French toast, honey, coffee, milk. LUNCHEON — Spinach souffle, garlic French bread, cut-up oranges with shredded coconut, tea, milk. NEW YEAR'S EVE BUFFET—Cold sliced roast turkey and ham, baked beans, with pork, -jellied grapefruit salad, cream mayonnaise, hot rolls, butter or fortified margarine, cranberry jelly, mus-
tard, relishes, Brazil Nut Devil's Food Cake, coffee, milk.
Breast Feeding Revival Cited
Babies better deal in health and happiness than they did before the last war. Much of this is due to bet- & ter knowledge of the needs | newborn infants, Dr. Pearson A. McLendon, professor of pediatries at George Washington Unt versity School of Medicine, Wash-| ington, told members of the| American Medical Associataion| at their recent meeting. There has been a revival in breast feeding, he pointed out,|
"and methods for artificial feeding]
of infants have improved. During the war breast feeding increased because, for one thing, | marriages took place among the | younger age group. The young mothers, Dr. McLendon explained, had not had their ideas of motherhood “warped by a distracting and prolonged social whirl or a previous business ca-| reer.” And ‘they had extreme feelings of responsibility for their | babies because of the fathers’ ab-| sence on military service,
More Instructions At the same time, doctors be came aware of the fact that “new-| borns were no* getting their just! desserts,” Dr. McLendon said. Obstetricians fell in line with the revival in breast feeding and gave) expectant mothers more instruction in how to prepare and care) for their breasts Among mothers who must re turn to work after the baby Is
A NEW MOTION PICTURE servéd as the inspiration for two new hat styles by
Sally Victor of New York. The film is Tw ntieth-Century Fox’ 8 “Prince of Foxes” (opening at the Circle this week). A debonair profile hat (left) is a feminine adaptation of a masculine hat of the Renaissance. It is fashioned of smooth white bagheera jersey accented by a spray of white grasses posed high on .its upturned brim. A pillbox (right), also borrowed inspiration from men’s headgear in the Renaissance. Again of pure white bagheera, it is frosted with white lace flowers and pearl beads.—By LOUISE FLETCHER.
‘McKenney on Canasta—
| telling you that he is one of the greatest card players in the |
| garet Wagar of Atlanta, Ga.
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Key Laws Covering Game Explained; No Changes Are Expected During 1950
By WILLIAM E. McKENNEY, America’s Card Authority | treys and a wild card, or three |
Written for NEA Service | ‘black treys, or four black AS YOU KNOW, John R. Crawford of Philadelphia and I | treys, but only in the act of | consult each week for material for my canasta articles. I keep | going out. Remember, this is
the only time that black treys can be melded. And once again, we emphasize they cannot be built into a canasta.
country and the greatest canasta player. { Just recently Mr, Crawford's actions spoke louder than my |
words. He won the world championship masters mixed pair _ Se —————r title for the - second straight | year, playing with Mrs. Mar- | ford and “myself, has adopted
| that | with good old Joe, even though
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. CAN LOOK after herself, so | that he doesn't have to worry | about her. all the time.
Doesn't complain if he insists they spend an evening
she finds good old Joe an awful bore. Enjoys herself - an acts Tike t
“You're so Tucky.” envious
whose to go
wives husbands want them along wherever they go. But it isn’t always luck, More often, it’s a case of a wife's being taken along on trips because she is the kind of traveling companion who is easy to get along with and can be counted on to fit in with any group and be ready for anything that comes along.
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Use a bit of special imagination in harmonizing | table appointments for your New Year's Eve party, Each’ guest can ring out the old and ring in the new with little The china might be simple, dignified It has a wide, fluted edge offset by a
bells set before each plate.
Cretan, a Lenox design.
circling Greek key pattern in 24-carat gold. The pattern can be repeated in the linen, too, dnd glistening silver and glassware help reflect the holiday cheer, centerpiece try a gay paper hat trimmed with shiny foll and gy rounded by curling strips of colored paper. : The silver used on the table is Lunt’s “Memory Lane”; there's and Imperial linen. | tern, available at either Charles Mayer's or Ayres’, a five-piece place setting.
TiMn glassware's
Lenox china creates a New Year's Eve table.
“Surrey,”
Penalty For”
Excess Drink
Victim Sees Things For 3 or 4 Days = By EDWIN P. JORDAN; MD. INNUMERABLE __ jokes Hive {been made about the person. y sees snakes under the bed or ink” elephants dancing on the wall, The condition which causes such’ Vie sions, however, is far from fun" It is known as delirium tremens and is one of the penalties sdtiies times paid by the chronic heavy drinker of alcoholic beverages. Alcohol, taken in large quanti ties over a long period of i is the principal cause. However, i cidents and infections. may ay DHOE —
L' [on an attack of what is ney Aas called “shaky madness, Kies
AN ATTACK of Gelirium’ ties mens is a most unpleasant” éx« perience, Symptoms come "on quickly over a period of two or three days, usually during or’ 1 mediately after a heavy bout of drinking. At first the sleep becdme broken, appetite is lost and se vere restiessness develops. ening dreams occur and 0 cause the victim to wake up, «
The most characteristic i
tom, of course, is the something which hag hot Often this takes the form Fhe ch moving creatures, such as éetles, snakes, mice, rats, or. like. A fever and excessive ing, often associated with | symptoms and signs, may An attack often lasts ta Sor {or four days. Eventually a long sleep is likely to occur, which mental and ~ ‘provement rapidly takes
For a bright
The Cretan patis $18.25 for
the canasta laws of the Regency Club of New York. These laws
His record have now been published with
in’ this event is |
rather phenomenal. He finished | the commission's endorsement. first in 1945; third in 1946; As Mr. C ford a.1 d in 1947 and first in 1948 | , AS Mr. Lrawford and.’ afe secon : both members of the Canasta and 1949. |
Laws Commission, we can assure you ‘that there will be no | changes in the canasta laws | during 1950. "| Today we want to take a little time to explain a few im-
We are pleased to tell you" that the National Canasta Laws | Commission, which was formed | at the “Fuggestion of Mr. Craw-
portant laws.
Penalty Cards The official laws definitely specify that there are no penalty cards in two-handed canasta. For example, suppose that your score is more than 3000 points & and therefore your minimum meld requirement ix 120. You meld three aces and a deuce | and three kings. You or your | opponent discover that your meld adds up to only 110. In four-handed canasta all of these cards would be penalty cards and you would have to leave them face up on the table. However, in two-handed | canasta you have no partner to gain illegal information from 4 your insufficient minimum | meld and you have not taken 5 2 | advantage of your opponent by AR Tish | showing him seven of the 3 y cards in your hand. As a mat- : ht ter of fact your penalty is that he knows seven of your cards, 80 you simply pick them up and put them back In your hand. d . Here is another example: \ Suppose -you have several i melds down on the table, and require two canastas to go out, suddenly. you. meld the balance .L .. . 3 ia of the cards in your hand and ] ; your opponent calls attention to the fact that you have only one canasta-—you cannot go out. You are privileged to pick up any or all of the cards .that you placed on the table at this turn of play. You may not, of course, take back any that you melded on a previous round. Bear in mind that this new
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regulation on exposed cards “a This delightful two piecer for | applies only to two-handed » juniors is so simple to sew-—the canasta. fitted jacket has a flatterin racing yoke trimmed wits | Black Treys gay novelty buttons. | Some players are under the The skirt goes together like | impression that a black trey charm. | freezes the pack, the same as a Pattern 8449 is a sew-rite | ‘wild card. This of course is perforated pattern for sizes 1T, not true and Law 20 of the ‘ 12, 13, 14, 18 and 18. Size 12, | official canasta law book makes i / 4% yards of 39-inch; % yard | this quite clear. ! contrast. It states that when a player | The fall and winter Fashion | discards a black trey, the next ! is a dependable guide for your.| player may not take the dis- | winter wardrobe. Special de- | card pile at that turn, but subsigns, fabric news, free pattern | sequent plays are not affected. printed inside the book. Send A few days ago I received a | today. letter from a player who sald | To order pattern or our Fash- | he had held four black treys and | fon Book, use the eoupon. | three deuces in his hand. He | | could meld all of his cards, inr cluding these, and go out, He SUE BURNETT wanted to know if he doyjid — . The Indianapolis Times count these cards as a canasta — pri
of black treys. The answer is no, they would not count for a
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Cit, sessscsssscsnscsssnssnnse ” fourth to sixth week, Dr. McLen- City patirs ood Wo don finds. Even this short periodig.,ey - ,,,,....0ueirereneennne. Understandable Way of nursing Is of benefit to mother * ALLIED and baby. FLORISTS
Complicated formulas are no ‘Wax Dustpan — longer necessary for the baby, Dirt will s)ide off a waxed dust-| whose mother cannot nurse him.|pan more easily than an unwaxed “Simplified infant feeding with one. . dried, evaporated or homogenizet | 3 . ; milks hag reduced vomiting, con-| stipation and diarrheas,” Dr, Mc-| Lendon sald. “Cleanliness has’ gone hand in hand with these and contaminated formulas’ rare.” He warned doctors to be on the, alert to detect the overly solici-| tous and efithusiastic mother who| interprets every cry of the child a8 hunger or discomfort. “She soon becomes completely
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