Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 July 1950 — Page 9

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» Foundation Is Foil For Fresh Fruits By ELIZABETH TOOMEY ~NEW YORK, July 6 (UP)—| Fresh fruits back in the stores and the gardens should be a help to waistline worriers who | avoid rich desserts. But the fresh strawberries, peaches, blueberries and blackberries are more a handicap than a help. It's such a temptation) to serve them on top of a fluffy! shortcake, covered with whipped cream. Herewith some tempta-| tions. | Everybody has one special shortcake favorite, both the basic shortcake and the fruit topping. | Here's a quick biscuit shortcake, that can bake while the. main course is being eaten. = » = SHORTCAKE INGREDIENTS: One cup sifted) all-purpose . flour; one- fourth tsp. baking soda: one-fourth! tsp. salt; three thsps. ~sugar;| one-fourth cup shortening; two, tbsps. vinegar and one- fourth cup sweet milk. | METHOD: Sift one cup of sifted | flour together with baking soda, salt and sugar into large mixing| bowl and “cuts in shortening. Mix |

together vinegar and milk, add \

and stir lightly. Turn onto floured board and| knead lightly. Pat or roll dough one-half inch thick. Cut four or five biscuits with ‘three or fourinch. cutter, | Place on baking sheet. ‘Bake| at 450 F., for 12 to 15 minutes. Split shortcakes and fill' and top

For ‘a .change, mix two fruits, | like strawberries and rhubarb, or fold grated lemon or orange peel into the whipped cream. A slightly richer shortcake version uses a large scone as the shortcake foundation. It’s much like a biscuit base, but an egg and sugar make it richer. Fol-| low the general procedure for making a drop biseuit, being careful not to overmix. :

5 a =» SCONE SHORTCAKE INGREDIENTS:

Two cups] sifted flour; three tsps. baking powder; one tsp. salt; one-

fourth cup sugar; one-fourth cup shortening; one egg; threefourths cup milk. METHOD: Sift together sifted! flour, baking powder, salt and, sugar. Cut.or rub in shortening. | Beat egg and add milk. Then| add egg-milk mixture to flour w

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Miss Brash Pushes Luck, Makes Contract Anyway

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hen one or both of the opponents are known to be weak on the

mixture. Stir until flour is mois- defense.

tened.

Put into greased Sight -inchipbid in today’s hand can be classed as a fantastic extreme.

square pan.

for 25 minutes. Split.

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fruit and top with whipped cream. Neither side vulnerable.

Sweetened peach slices go espe- ORTH cially well with this scone short- irs, Kéen cake. : S—Q 653 = H—35 4 D—8 75872 Know 'Take' Colors O—J 3 ' . WEST EAST When You're Dyeing aT fT Home dyeing is more success- S—J 10 9 8 /B—d 2 ful if you know what colors will H—A 8 7 2 H-K 63 ““take” over other colors. ' !h-109 D—A 64. Light blue will not dye over C—6 5 8 C—K Q 10 9 : brown, green or red. Brown will SOUTH not dye over dark green, red,| Miss Brash blue or purple. Red, violet, brown | S—A K 7 or blue will not take green well. | H—Q J 10 9 Red will not take over green,| D—-K QJ brown or navy. Purple will not C—A 8 2

cover dark green, brown, deep The bidding:

blue or dark gray. Black will dye over any color.

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Just three: quick telephone calls turn that morning idea . into an afternoon of fun. Yes, and no matter what your idea is—luncheon, tea, bridge or club meeting— nothing gets a group together faster than

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laf Rutgers University here. ! “Miss Clark is studying on a!

| way in preserving the beauty dation. Th 1 re from 20. OC minis. mate to Pearls and La Tausca, creatorisor a couple of minutes and then/theater or crowded department

‘near the South Pole.

‘Save Egg Water,

| ‘iw r ational oil compan It's Plant Food OE oy eae sie Protect From Chipping laress ‘and it you olen thee Bott i Did you know that egg water Perfume, skin lotions, wines and , DOB't toss pearls down on the simp pe

is good for plants? Well, Why? Because It contains lime.

boiled eggs are on your méhu, save the water and pour it on your plants. You may be dubbed “The Lady with the Green Thumb.” -

a Bedrls to most enemies bf the jot under any circumstances come ing ah tural as putting/so La Tausca recommends wip- in contact with cut stones or

has added °0 lipstick . ., they just wouldn't ing them off after every wear- metal jewelry. samples to the feel dressed What them. But, ing with a cloth dampened in| Have pearls - restrung {what a woman does with them | water right from Jou faucet three months if you wear hem © rologica {when she takes them off is the Don’t immerse - them in walter often. and check. the clasp of the Se L:3useyny) true test’ of her appreciation of} and above all don't use soap! make sure it is secure. You willl ” {her favorite accessory. . the damp cloth is sufficient. save yourself that frantic feeling; since she entered © A little bit of care goes a tong, Glean. Teal pearls by immersing of trying to locate each and every|1925 and that the cost of {them in pure carbon tetrachloride scattering pearl in a darkened {during that peri ol jdoubled.

pear)’ luster .

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. —|

Sh ends has only been nt from the Rockefeller Foun-

i of pearl fashions, offers a few island inthe Indian Ocean) | suggestions that are easy to fol- | low, . - A good rule is to put on pearls, after you have completed dres-|

{wiping ‘dry with a soft cloth. store one day. (Don’t, however, attempt to clean! Fashions of today, more than Women Are Plant Jeultured or artificial pearls this ever before, demand pearl acces-! ay *. . . stick to the damp cloth. sories because they arg as NEW YORK—A su \with sweaters as wifh® evening ducted by the travel bu

it is. liquors . . .

trips are planned by women, anything with an {dressing table or into a jewel box flect their beauty to your ad- -| alcohol base . . .

should be kept [hat is filled. with rings, clips, |vantage. R |

rrings or other metal jewelry. far away from pearls Igcratched, chipped or cracked! WANT TO [IVE LONG? | OSLO-—A local girl has 48 Wipe Them Off = Ipearls are not pretty pearis. Place] READ Keep your pearls clean! Make,|them in a chamois-lined box, or! I'STOP KILLING YOURSELF". leum der, in their own chamois or soft- tex-| up base, face or falc powder, _ SUNDAY TIMES

feity dust and. perspiration are all! tured fabric bag, where they can-| Oe

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f thing, however, and Miss Brash’ s

| True, that statement cannot {be proven hy the result on this {particular deal, as Miss Brash

trick. | As the cards were distributed, ithree no trump would be made! | most of the time because the] “normal” opening from the West ln would be the jack of spades. |This would give the declarer [plenty of time to knock out the lace of diamonds while he still! "had the ace of clubs in his hand.

Lead Aids Defense

BUT MR. ABEL didn’t open {the jack of spades. He chose the

the defensive “alive”—and should {have resulted in a three-trick

with the king of hearts and promptly proceeded to gum up the: works by his blind adherence to the rule about-always returning lead. This is another where judgment should ‘rules.” All Mr. Muzzy {had to do was to take a look at Lthe dummy—especially that deubleton jack ~f clubs. Holding the ace of diamonds, it should have been apparent that the lead of the |king of clubs would blow the hand.

| case

“|Bad Play

BUT NOT MR. Muzzy! He | always returns his partner's lead and to make matters worse, he returned the trey of “hearts n=: stead of the six. Miss Brash had falsé-carded with the ten of hearts | on the first tricks she played! the jack on the second round. Mr. Abel won with the king and §

wide open. =

Miss Brash won the third tri¢k. and started diamonds: Mr. Muzzy held off until the third round, but it was no use. With the queen of spades_as an entry-to the board, Miss Brash racked up three spades, two hearts, four diamonds and a club, for four-odd. “She had it without a finesse.” Mr. Muzzy's sage remark. “Some people get all the cards.”

Spread is Good With Sandwiches .

When next you serve sliced cheese, tomatoes or egg sandwiches, spread the bread with a

For hamburgers, bologna and frankfurters try one-fourth cup vitaminized margarine blended with one teaspoon mustard-with-

believing Miss’ r= i

horse-radish. This is enough for 12 slices of bread. -

Drycleaning Fluid |

Removes Gum To remove chewing gum from! a rug, apply a _non- -inflammable | (household drycleaning fluid. liberally upon and around the gum. After three or four minutes,

ment ‘should be repeated if not successful He first time.

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