Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 April 1950 — Page 5

MONDAY, APR. 10, 1050. Coa A * Blackwood on Bridge— Si

hd: Rhales Explain Their | Two-Way pn Bid; Muzzy o Confused

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Eat Well for Less—

Fancy Veal Scallopini Is Delicious Tangy Sauce

The

aDeburks Idea Piles Lead To Cancer

Various Factors

Towel: Have Kitten Motif _

By MRS. ANNE CABOT You'll love embroidering the amusing kitten romance of Sue and Lou on tea towels, nursery curtains or crib covers. Each design measures 6 inches approximately and is worked in outline, satin and other simple stitches in gay

my system anyway.’ Mr. Champion couldn't let this “If everybody used your system, Muzzy,” “the phrase ‘plus score’ soon disappear from the language

_— E. Adds Fl Solors, Can Cause Condition . Ave, will There's 22 Like That $ Favor Pattern 5095 includes hot-iron By ED » JORDAN, 3. ® * VEAL SCALLOPINI is an elab-| transfer for six designs, color y WIN P. » lv polis Alum- In His System, He Complains : orate recipe. The Lis a8 lab chart, material requirements, THERE 18 much concern about mma Delta “Now about our two-way two bid,” Mr. Rhule was ex- flavored sauce makes the differ- and stitch fllustrations. {whether piles, or hemorrhoids, lead 2 ence. To order, !to cancer. Fortunately, though oe. est . “When our opponents are vulnerable, we use the| “# v4 | def; Jo the soupon AR ign i assisted by weak two-bids as devised 33 the Four Aces. . VEAL SCALLOPINI comfort, they do not increase ths rer, Mrs. W. “They are not forcing. They are made on hands containing less One and one-half pounds veal, ANNE CABOT |chances of developing cancer. Apland and than the required honor court for a oné bid—say a maximum of steak cut one-half inch thick, one| Tha Indianapolis Times i Hemorrhoids, or piles, are acs two honor tricks with a pretty solid trump suit.” [teaspoon salt, one teaspoon pap-| po {tually enlarged veins which de- . will give a “Where does the ‘two-way’ angle come in?” Mr. Dale wanted Irika; one-half cup salad oll, one-| 530 S. Wells St. | velop at or near the outlet of the to know. [fourth ¢up lemon juice, one clove) Chicago 7 mn rectum. They tend to occur in . “Well, when. our opponents are not vulnerable we use the regu- garlic, one teaspoon prepared SD clusters like grapes. , PBL lation forcing bid,” Mr. Rhuie replied. “Our theory is that against fihustard: one-fourtiv jedapoca nul No 5095 Price 20c J i Lt Bik the ¢nlasgements ‘ap at-8 p.m: k: bie opponents tive value of the weak two “meg, --one-hal easpoon Sugar i J 3% -pear--and--disappear. They -may tel Lincoln. pg less effective. Hid F P . (one-fourth cup flour, one-fourth ! OS «/ come on gradually or suddenly. Miss Juanita ~~ Mr. Muzzy wasn't listening to a word of this explanation. He cup shortening, one medium op-|NAMS «orvsssrssrrsuasasessens |A special strain. such as lifting, ses for the merely knew vaguely that there was something being said about ion, sliced thin, one green pepper, | yp Ly: jor a bad attack of constipation, ? two bids. : cut in strips, one can (10-0Z.) State esssesscescscssessssnenesrs B often bring them rapidly. Therefore when Mr. Rhule chicken bouillon, one-fourth pound & A | Blockage of the flow of blood » Omegs Nu opened the bidding with two Counter-Spy— o mushrooms, one tablespoon on rs or | tnrouss the hemorrhoidal veins os Be a mam] ren RY a ices te re 3,2 an : york St. West dealer. y ow a get > Cut veal ito serving pieces. Btreet oiciiiicisirciiiiinninnne childbirth, long-continued severe o Baik. East-West vulnerable. - Here are & shoe and a handbsg which really ‘nail down" Make sauce by combining salt, 5095 |coughing, the muscular strain of Mia. Boment NORTH lo) ds T ape plenty of fashion interest. Both shoes and handbag are completely paprika, oil. lemon juice, garlic, [CIY veverrirrerrreriienarnenese {heavy lifting or athletics, and cone Pine onot Mr. Rhule P , studded with tiny, tiny nailheads (500 in the shoes alone, it's re- mustard, nutmeg, and sugar. Beat — |stipation, are. commonly mene ies Applies, Cuts jotted], Each ow guary nffeed snpied by herd, too. Ankle rel); On Shike lp. hottie to son "Miss. Fashion Plate’ = oie ies of the suede shoes and the handle, piping and frame of the 7 ; . or D—AJ2 Cellophane he re of i Avail Sa Ha thc ore S2L9% aad Lay veal fat in baking pan .Contest_Announced {ASA ULE. the srst symptom C8 § : our sauce over vea urn pleces | | 4 WES EASY By LOUISE. FLETCHER the handbag $22.50 plus tax. They come in navy, Balenciaga or ,¢ veal to coat with sauce. | College Sales & Research in’ "1 "0 cide of the stool without A [ Wr. Dale Mr. M NYONE who's ever a combination of tangerine and yellow. Some all-calf models due stand 15 minutes. Remove garlic. connection with the Revlon Prod- pain, Other common early signs Y 8—-10758 S8S—KQJS86 ot all fouled up in to arrive soon will be in avocado green or red or a light blue and Lift veal from sauce. Dip. into ucts Corp. is conducting a con-|are itching or slight pain, espeor H—K 7 H—A3 , 5 : P pink duo . . . with gold nailheads.—By L. F. {flour. Brown well in heated short- test to select “Miss Fashion Plate cially on straining. D—108743 D-KQ sticky curls of cellophane - ening in skillet. Add onion and of 1950." The best treatment for hemortery C—KJ C—Q108 2 tape, as he tried to mend We, the Women— green pepper. Combine chicken | By MARGUERITE SMITH Nine Indianapolis women, But- rhoids in most cases is to cut them | : SOUTH : ) . bouillon with remaining sauce and /ler University students, have been Out. . ery will Mrs. Rhule a torn page in a book, E + * + R | f d: |pour over veal. Cover and cook|Q@—I have a gardenia plant I nominated. They are Misses Bar-| There has been much improveshower S—A9 will appreciate a new |CNGAgemMent / lin S Keiareaq, [slowly until veal is tender—about| would like to transplant into bara Burchfield, Ruth Ann Dem- ment in the methods of treatment Witjam C. pois! gue nut appearing In | ye /: omits bron] YUNA thie summer. Should Mary Loy Renicy, Sten and aftr cats ln tose var 2 ” W ' stationery depart- P k M w th Ch f ‘lean and slice mushrooms. | wartz, nn Fuller, Ruth Ann : St, WH] Bo C—AD 164 Apres Mery fepa IC an I aracrer ‘Brown lightly in butter. Add, . Prepare the soll in some way|ry moo ‘Marmi Kingsbury, Ruth more rapid and pain less severe \ The bicding: The thing is more than a By RUTH MILLETT |mushrooms and olives to veal, OF should I just set the plant Raeq and Lucille Emily Green-| following this operation than was ohn G. Kes-"\ WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH | holder for such pressure- MEMO TO girls whi 2 od: {Stir and dip sauce over veal Cook | out--using the seil--in-the pot burg: ‘formerly the case: 1 Apr. 22 in Pass 2H Pass Pass sensitive tape. It's also a . girls 0 are engaged: . {about 5 minutes more. as the only preparation? Mrs. mm——————— TIEETE CEE : Church. N Pass dispenser, applier and a cut- No amount of advice you will ever get after marriage on how | Servesveal with sauce poured B. R. P.. R..R..3 Ir ul i] Mesdamen Ee 8 2 . : to make your marriage’ Happy will de se much for your HAppl- over it." Serves six. | CR i ft : ohn Kestler, ing slyly that when his opponents REE ness as this warning: Be sure you have chosen the right man. | | A—Unless there 1s sotife Very im- 0 : Michael. A. , Jeached game fie would Kick it Now, during your engagement period, is the time to make sure Tomorrow's Menu portant reason for setting the It ISAT; JORN vom right. out. the. window... ARB BBR) etm o i —_—— BREAKFAST: Stewed ap: 1 rdenin plant toty tHe" open” saa fm sy lliams, Eu- owed his hand to one of the you have chosen wisely. Sure, you're convinced you Tove him, a ready-to-eat gol Ee d o tds dt Th i i ) , -to- > , ound, don't do it. oes {t 11d Shelby, kibitzers and winked knowingly. 2 Iu ula t Lave promae 4 crisp bacon, cinnamon toast, | mean spectal soil preparation... 20 W. /. WASHINGTON § STREET 3 Flanagan, Pade, pass, pase went the pid- k yourself a few questions Sundress coffee, milk. acid, moisture-holdt il 1 ndell Ham- ding and Mr. Muzzy almost fell ask y questions. + .. , - ng soil is out of his. chair. : What about his character? Is LUNCHEON: Dr ame 4 a necessity for it. Also it will I eggs on toast, sliced toma- spread its roots and make you 3 ! lames Rich- He opened the king of spades Be 3 person JOU ean ayes toes, oatmeal cookies, tea, » special problem when ou Bridal Gowns | nagan, Rob- and he and Dale eventually ot Rata Rr milk. a want 10 take ft indoors agai. Bridesmaids Frooks 4 naps Paul won six tricks, Sefratieh the con- brim Sadr abe Sogmiei s DINNER: Braised veal Instead, why not keep it grow-| ! ber Bae tract. ality you'll be living with, You'll steaks, buttered noodles, ing on in the pot with weak Dinner Dresses | "- be living with his character, sliced . beets, cabbage and manure water every couple i ftery,- Patty Muzzy Is Peeved bY and if tant is weak your mar- bread, butter or fortified mar- weeks. It may want to rest | Ball Gowns ! He Raftery. *Susme 2 Jou. i, wo oh riage can't be strong. garine, baked apples, coffee, Quring she Simmet or it may || Gradustion Froek i sail ss Brash who of milk. | 80 right ahead and bloom. | raduation Frocks | Repair ing the game. “You had ‘four | Timé-saving and’ tape-sav- . 8, 8 | While it is growing, spray it i | spades cold.” | ng. Tapex fixes things up DOES HE have any real re- | St d Goo off as often as you have time. !|| Cocktail Dresses. I Ps “How did I know the two-heart™ yo fingers never touch the | SPect for women? The man who uay P Gardenias do not need frequent || Evening G A \y to do an * bid would be passed,” replied Mr. e and all taping jobs are hasn't. any respect for a woman / P| ns Meetin | transplanting. ening Gowns l when your Muzzy angrily. “What kind of a done faster and easier. as an individual never makes a / a g : ~ | For Every Taste . . . For Every Size | * two bid was that, anyway?” | apex handling !3-inch | good husband. He's the kind [ff / The foreign policy study group Homemakers to Meet | For Every § 0 I tly in polish “Why the man just got through| tape $2.45; one holding 7 ¥ 17 of the Indianapolis League of The East Acres s |i + + « For Every Sprin ccasion. || spread the telling you that when you are| 3%.inch tape is $2.75. who figures thst What the Hite t , Women Voters is having an all- aE ing Homeniakers | ’ | y nail until. - vulnerable he used a weak two S G . S ff woman doesn't know doesn’t day meeting today in the assem- mee ednesday in the FORMAL WEAR f 0. 103 More bid that isn't forcing.” . 9eq-Oonmg oCu hurt her and that if his wife {4 bly room of the Illinois Bldg. (home of Mrs. Ernest Gilstrap, || : : I you try to “There 18 no such bid.” said THEY might _be called 1s unhappy she's just another | Mrs. David Ross is the chair-|6220 E. 26th St. The project les- ! with more Mr. Muzzy emphatically. “Not in “sea-going™ scuffs, neurotic woman. / man of the group. Mrs. Boris|son will be “Short Cuts in House: Priced from $14.98 to $79.98 |

pass.

would |

he remarked,

so at home in the water are they. They're some "Gerry Nufoam numbers \in Ayres’ notions department. The Tic Tac Toe models,

Does he want the same

things out of life that you do? |

Now's the time to find that out. Do you think he would make a good father? A man who isn’t a good father isn’t a good hus-

|Meditch presided at the 10 a. m.|

session, Mrs. W. O. Johnson spoke on the future of the Marshan| Plan.

;| At the 1 p. m. session the char] (i ter of the United Nations was reyj viewed by Mrs.

Walter Lewis,

keeping.”

of bridge.” “band, either, for a woman can’t Wh SOMOS ion in Damue be happy if she feels her chil- Mrs. Howard Lytle and Miss CarCelanese vamp, are complete- dren, are being cheated out of olyn Crouch. Mrs. Charles Coy 5 ji Iy washable and can be worn | the right sort of home life. is the meeting chairman. in . right in the water. Is he ‘as ‘much -in love with t = Sm — i Tim J G In assorted colors, prints, | you as you.are with him? It is | Working Students 1 to tell | dots, etc, they come in small, | often easy a girl to get a i . SOMEONE ste BD J man whose love doesn't equal 7 Earn Gogd Salaries

you a funny story, which you have heard before. Wrong way: Let him tell it and then say: “I heard it with a slightly different ending.” Right way: Don’t take all the fun out of. the telling of it by admitting that youve heard it before. -

‘ . J ” You hear a juicy bit of, scandal.

Wrong Way: Feel that it metics’ department the re- 5 ket buttons \ I majors. is all right to pass it along mainder of the week. Brid Pa ny jacket buttons on, is as | if you say There may not She will give advice on ge arty cute as can be. . New Career at 102 pe. a word of truth in it | papeyp skin analysis and To Be Wednesday Pattern 8544 is a sew-rite per- |' 7 oi ut ,..” PN { — Mme. mone Raycare, One of the Cochran Patrons have been announced| forated pattern in sizes 3, 4, 5, y

Right Way: Realize that

medium ‘and large sizes for women, and are $1.98.

. Beauty Advice IRST hand : information on use of Jacqueline Cochran cosmetics will be on tap at Ayres’ this week. A Cochran representative, Miss Jeanette Kraft, will be in the beauty salon tomorrow and Wednesday and in the street-floor cos-

beauty aids she will discuss

her own, but it ent 80 easy to hold him. So there are a Fe uestions you should ask yourself about the man you are think of marrying. If you wait until after marriage to be that reas listic, it will be too late.

GOP Women Pick Patrons

By SUE “URNETT “\_Here's a darling little sundress that's designed to please girls ‘of three to eight. Use a bright e¢entrasting band for waist top and skirt trim. The

City cent of the students offer a job record when they were|

College graduates who worked

[| before or while attending college

are now making higher salaries|

7 than those who did not, reports | // the current issue of a women's |

magazine. |

In addition, it says, a survey of|

1079 graduates of the New York|

College -shows that 85 per| who could |

|graduates are employed in ‘oc-

lcupations related to their college]

6, 7 and 8 years. Size 4; dress,

naud, French widow, aged 102, has

Let Progress Do

Your Dry Cleaning and Laundry

One Pickup for Both

Both

t as responsible {for the “Springtime” bridge party| . [just started on her first commerfor ea the ep that |. polis whiaque, 3 Seep [to be held Wednesday by the In-| a0 and three Fighths yards of ial enterprise as a real estate way as you would be if you in giving skin a “spring pick- {fjabapols - Womans Republican rol oo rimming, agent. 0 D li f B h hadn't added that little up.” Jar of this with spatula Club in the Columbia Club. See miss the spring and NL ne e very or of phrase to ease your con- for applying is $3.50 plus tax. Mrs. W. Victor Kingdon and! Fashion. Thi p \ g and science. : woe ner de Mrs. Elmer Johnson are chairmen: - Summer Fashion. This latest. is...; : Noro? 0 ne Rout man 5 - Cr eamy Li quid of the patrons committee, ort. nto ate a Se I tn ed i € : They include Messrs. s- NN - Heads Travelers Aid OMETHING new . . . ams a ce Mesut. nd Mes Ebr news, fashion tips, a One Responsibility ; ~ i-per- | _| wealth of smart frocks to sew NEW YORK —Mrs. George a creamy anti-per- Hanrahan, George Edick, John | for summer are all included.

Hamlin Shaw of New York is the new president of the National Travelers Aid -Association.. She organized the society's war pro-| gram directing the servicemen’s lounges ‘in the Penn Station and

and it works |

spirant by Charles of the |Ruckelshaus, William Evans, itz . . . combines all the ad- {Arch N. Bobbitt, Elias C. Atkins, Re a sor a prodion and lg- | Donovan Turk, Walter Krull, Roy ‘uid. with none of the disad- |T. Combs, Edgar Evans, Victor| vantages of either Jose, Paul R. Brown, Harry | Easier to apply than a lo- Berry, Donald Vanderbilt, James |

To order pattern or our Fashfon Book, use the coupon.

SUE BURNETT

When You Start House Cleaning—Remember: The Indianapolis Times

the Grand Central Terminal in ’ \L. Murray, Fredrick Balz. | ; \ 0 » ; ey « og Se ns (SEE ETE Progress Has Every Dry Cleaning Servics er, ” r— wot 1g gentle to the most sensitive ~~ Moore, Eimer Johnson. .Dale|... Indianapolis 9,.Ind. ... | sda sonnei A ———————is cr ers Inflation Note . | skin . . . safe to your most Brown, Robert, Ruther, Wal-| 2 No. 8544 Price 25¢ | : . rn WASHINGTON—The price of fragile oitfit. | ham, Eari Barnes. Leste Colvin, $128 vvevreeenn. | Progress Has Every Laundry. Service semi-educated brides in Nigeria Spotted in Ayres’ cosmetics |george Denny, Ralph Gates, Ike — i E

department, it is $1.25 for a Fashion Book Price 25o

has risen from 356 to $336 since . - | + 2-0z. bottle (plus tax).

1936.

|Hoagland, William Kingdon, Dick | - {Mussman, C. 8. Ober, Kurt Pant-| Name

Progress trucks cover the city daily—and we

Sees esesecesssessnssennes

zer, Harper Ransburg and Her- ; go most places in Marion County, as well . ] Wolf. [teseccsstesestacrserscesssneanes as ma laces in th qd ini t Ing- oo Times Sewing Contest Entry Blank itn Nentame Wiliam Wem- itreet IE we $ 32ImIng counties, der, Here 1s my official registration for The Times’ National |... Robert Tyndall, Flora Rauh, TRIER . Sewing Contest. 1 will bring my contest garment, in mid-APrll, |Fredrick Grumme, Brandt C. CIY sveeeeeeerrerrrnuernnisne Check This List of Progress House Cleaning Aids: ’ to the place to be announced later in The Times. Downey. Hortense Rauh Burpee. State ..uvuveeiiiiieissseseerens n . ossorenner, riha . e NAME ...ceooeescescscsscssccscscscscsse PHONE seocececcene Lindner, Wolf Sussman, Lewis i high Tote of = Send Work BEFORE You Start Cleaning House! ; teessessrsssesaness |Shank and C. Dolly Gray. | , : ; : ADDRESS .cocvsessnnsnaranisasesansens ‘* Sen. and Mrs. Homer E. Cape-| kes % / | “A huge time-saver!” That's what ® Fine .LACE CURTAIN Laundering a Specialty ® Mill - Process Laundering for Wool Blankets Lan 1 ner ow cancion marked bl Cowex|, 5%320, HT , C7 the meal | aw Bu i a RR | lund Sever fe WISHBLE DOS + Wo Gn ur UCC Bn oor tions checked, if you should change your mind later). ; et hn ar a |. Bart, “Cs ya No-R a ® Dry Cleaning Service for Non-Washable Drapes ® Mothproof “Service for Wool Blankets ~———~tandard Patier Soup. Senor Division. for entrants Mrs. Dan V. White, Judge and | eign pA ® Special Service for Your Chenille Bedspreads ® Replacement of Blanket Binding If Needed — 20 years of age and over. ent mage from Mrs. Hezsle B. Pike, Dr. and Mrs. | | . . © Renovating and Sanitizing for Feather- Pillows - * We Cl 7 ~~~ chased pattern. (1) Coat or Sult........(2) Tallored |R, B. Storms, Judge and Mrs] fe Tis 7) eaves Do im a A EE A ol Clean Oriental 4nd Dymastc -R 4 63 > , Dress....... (3) Soft or Dressy Dress........ Lloyd Claycombe, Judge and Mrs. | ’ n ew Pillow licks ai mall Losi—If You Jay aundering Service for Your Washable Rugs : ————~§tandard Pattern Group, Junior Division, for entrants (John Niblack, Judge and Mrs. | cuts washing time in half — 3 | . under 20 years of age. (4) Date or School Dress...... Bau) Rabo: dsr Bonnie Bennett 2 ame Glamour Group. - a nh for SREY (5) Evening, |2° = 3ly Sule. NO RINSING! | Lounge, Beech Clothes or Negligee Ensemble for adult e or older teen-age wear from standard pattern or of " original design (circle which garments you plan to i NEW ORE enter). : : 3 Design Group. No age limit tor entrant. Must J 430E. Market : : Just Telephone be original design. (8) Dress, Coat or Suit made for MOST DIRECT SERVICE | Ohio at Illinois r e Q i MA. 2431 . adult or older teen-age wear (circle which garments a you plan to enter). Toke Your Family for ¥ Fare 16th at Penn. "i : and Progress y em———~Children’s Clothing Group. No age limit for entrant. Phone: FRankiin 1554 : 1118 N. llinois the Soft Water LAUNDRY Rout Will - (7) Garment for children 2 to 6 years of age........ i Or You Travel Agent OLD ORIGINAL . noi i ; eman J (8) Garment for children 7 to 12 years of Ag0.ccevese Ticket Off: Claypool Hotel Lobby { d J. T [3 TT P 2141 N. Talbot or : : Call Promptly Mall to: Sewing Contest Editor CNICAGD & SOUTHERN = 2 - ; 2 ; Indianapolis Times, 214 W. Maryland st p . : Indianapolis 9 ESD — = : 5 : er . 2 joe :