Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 July 1950 — Page 8

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By Italians

Foreign Cook Book Has Unique Recipes

By GAYNOR MADDOX

GOOD ITALIAN cooks use,

budget cuts of meat to

wonderful ea So let's look into the new Talisman Talia

Cook Book to get their know:

adapted to American usage.

BEEF LIVER ITALIAN STYLE & One pound beef liver, sliced very thin, two tablespoons flour, one-quarter cup butter, one-half one-quarter teaspoon pepper, one tablespoon but-

teaspoon salt, ter, two teaspoons lemon juice.

Remove liver skin and dredge! glices in flour, Melt butter in frying pan. add liver and fry over "= high flame four minutes on each! gide. Add salt and pepper and re-

vind 3

move from pap. Add one table- =

spoon butter to pan gravy, melt and add lemon juice. Scrape bot- = tom of pan and mix well. Serve _ liver immediately. Serves,

over four,

BEEF LIVER "FLORENTINE STYLE One pound beef liver, tablespoons olive oil, garlic, chopped, leaves,

tomato puree,

Dredge liver in flour. Place two'

sliced! thin, two tablespoons flour, two two cloves six fresh sage one-half teaspoon salt,| one-half teaspoon pepper, one tablespoon olive oll, two tablespoons’

tablespoons olive oil, garlic and

sage leaves in frying pan, add “oefiyer and fry four minutes on each side. Add salt and pepper and, remove liver from pan. Add one| tablespoon oil and tomato puree’

to pan gravy and cook one min-|

ute. Return liver to pan, cook] three or four minutes longer and

serve. Serves four,

' Thursday's Menu BREAKFAST: Blackberries, ready-to-eat cereal, softs cooked eggs, corn muffins, marmalade, coffee, milk. LUNCHEON: Vegetable salad garnished with cottage cheese and nut balls, split and toasted muffins, devil's cup cakes, tea, milk. DINNER: Beef liver Florentine style, buttered spaghetti, French fried eggplant, crusty bread, mixed green salad, fruit bowl, cheese and crackers, coffee, milk.

To Take B Bride

The was announced at a

nto. be is the daughter

of nr, Lyda Breedlove of Indlanapolis.

The couple will be married

Saturday in a formal candlelight ceremony at 8:30 p. m. in .the

Full Gospel Lighthouse Church in North Sacramento. The Rev. Mr. Richardson will officiate. Mrs. Wilda Plott will be the! matron of honor.

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5408 — . By MRS. ANNE CABOT Your little tot will enjoy | mealtime with these gay “lifeonthe farm” designs to keep | him or her company,

Stitchery make fast work of the maid, the shy calf and Mr. Cock-a-doodle-doo. These motifs are equally effective on nursery linens. Pattern 5408 includes hot-

y Y90 rankle Jor Mb and four

~ color chart, material ats, stitch illustra od finishing directions.

SACRAMENTO, Cal Cal, July 26— approaching marriage of Miss Mary 3 E. Clevenger to Archie

Block's college fashion board this year is working with a "Campus Limited'' theme involving trains and pros such as the a

“railway station” background for (left to right)

tty Kossatz,

Margaret Easton, chairman, and Martha Curry. “Signal Stops,” to carry out the

BY LOUISE FLETCHER

5 Woman's Editor H R 'E ® college fashion shows are

scheduled at

Block's next month as the store |

stages its annual back-to-col-lege promotion. The first will be at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 2, in the sec-ond-floor Gown Room. Second will be at the same hour on Tuesday, Aug. 8, in the Auditorfum and the final one will be at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 9, also In the Auditorium. The shows are being called

Canasta—

Freeze Poses

Questions Natural Pair Needed Before Initial Meld

By OSWALD JACOBY

“PLEASE clear up a misunderstanding for me,” asks a Milwaukee correspondent. “While play-| ing canasta the other night, one, of the players wanted to take the| discard pile before his side had

A. C. Cameron ™:": frozen to them until their side had, melded. For this reason, 1 said, the opponent could not take the! discard pile to make his initial meld.

“I claimed that the pack was |

“Am I right? If I am, why

THE PACK is not ordinarily

frozen at the beginning of the hand. You are allowed to take| the discard pile when you make your initial meld.

When you take the discard pile

on the same turn in which you ‘make your initial meld, you must; put down a pair of natural cards| that. match the previous discard.

For this reason, it is sometimes

‘-1said that the pack is frozen to you until you have made your initial

meld.

made the initial meld,

However, once your. side Bas) it is pos-

sible for either player of your partnership to take the discard pile with one matching card: and) one wild card.

frozen

This may be done at some turn |

{of play following the turn on| {which the initial meld was made. |

Stays Frozen |

WHEN THE deck is really

{either by the dealer or

by the discard of a wild card by|

'some frozen until it is picked up. It

player) the deck stays |

does not become unfrozen merely because your side makes an initial meld. i

er turns up freezing the pack. (pose ‘ou meld three aces your hand.

For example, suppose the deala red three, thus Then sup-

The deck is still

frozen.

Your partner is not allowed to

take the discard pile with one. matching card and one wild card. He must still have two matching cards {disc ard.

that match the previous

If the deck had not been frozen.

(the situation would be Quite dif. ferent. When you put down your three aces, your partner would be able to take the discard pile

{thereafter with one matehi ing

take the discard piie and meld out on the same play. As a mat ter of fact even if you take a discard pile that consists of only lone ‘card, you are allowed to meld out on that play.

are not allowed to take a discard pile that consists of only one card when your hand also consists of only one card.

Prevent Fraying

card and one wild card.

" »

Q-If you Sc up a discard pile!

[that consists of more than one

{card, » Bright colors and simple | I, are you allowed to go out?

A-—-Yes. You are allowed to

The only exception is that you

Mr. Jacoby is unable to answer individual questions on canasta from readers. However, he will include the most | frequently asked Yuentions in his column, ‘

To keep the outer lampeord 1

FERRE

from:

|

i i

cover a wild card or a red three! a when you turn up such ac Ty or hr home of the|the dealer? ..Since the + brid uncle, ready frozen; what is th n, infcausing any special” 0 wild card or a red three?”

Discard Pile

“Campus Limited” railway theme for the promotion. 2%» MEMBERS df the college board (of engineers) this year are Janet McLaren, Hanover

’

The 11 members of the board are (left to right, front row) Misses Curry, Kossatz and Martha | Snyder; (middle row, left to right) Nancy Patrick, Janet McLaren, Nancy Byus and Nan and [rear row, left to right} Ann Zimmerman, Joyce Jones, Ruth Farris and Pat Shardelow.

College; Martha Snyder, Ball State; Pat Shardelow, Miami University, Oxford, O.; Ruth Farris, William Woods, Fulton, Mo.; Joyce Jones -and Nancy Patrick, Indiana University; Martha Curry, DePauw University; Patty Kossatz and Nancy Byus, Butler University, and Ann Zimmerman and Nancy Daugherty, Purdue University. » ” »

THE GIRLS, receiving training this week in store operation, were welcomed yesterday morn-

~

ing at a breakfast in Block's Men's Grill. During their tour of duty as campus fashion advisers, starting Monday, they will wear clan plaid skirts with lucked Beau Brummel blouses, velveteen contour belts and flat-heeled velvet shoes. Features of the fashion picture while they are on board will be “The Corduroy Car,” “The Plaid Special,” ete.

ACCORDING to Miss Betty DeVries, Block's recently ap-

For instance’ accommoda-| Shoot f be tions short of = own ladies’ course by the place maid will probably find you laun- Your holiday. But it's wise always and the like. So accent nylon, cot- day, that sudden rain and possi'ton and jersey in the Iingerie- bly ane unexpected dress-up occa= ‘accessory department -- time- h : require Finally, learn to fold properly. Savers tat 2 misinun o Practice — and don't spare th A travel bottle or two filled tissue paper. Keep weil groomed with mild soap flakes will come/and you're prepared for any, {to your rescue when things are ®mergency. hs isoiled. And consider the folding . Daugherty, |travel-iron that takes uj virtually| Visits Parents no space and adds indispensable] Theodore grooming insurance. {leave from the Coast Guard, and Fill a tiny mending kit with a Cpl. Don P. Bradshaw, USAF in{thimble, scissors, needle, lengths structor in radar and radio of thread to match the clothes maintenance at Scott Air Force you've brought and an assortment Bage, Til, will spend the week of safety pins and snaps. With with their parents, Judge and such repair supplies, youll notiMrs, Wilfred Bradshaw, 1125 W. need to rely on irregular laundry 3gth St. Theodore serves aboard or valet service where youTe the CG Cutter Naugatuck, Segoing—and you won't be caught attle, Wash. {short by last-minute plans.

Aim at Variety ‘Business Session In a matter of minutes, for! Members of Alpha Chapter, instance, you can whisk out the Alpha Pi Omega Sorority, will rumpled dickey of a travel weary hold a business meeting at 8:30 basic dress, swish it through p. m. tomorrow at 320 N. Pennbillowy suds, roll in a turkish/sylvania St.

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pointed fashion co-ordinator, fashion trends on the “CollegeBound” special will be “exciting colors in plaids and jerseys, corduroys and velveteens , soft -woolens in tweeds and plain versions . . . jackets . . skirts , . . blouses . . . sweaters . « Coats , .. suits , . , dresses . intimate apparel and accessories.” : Six members of the board of | engineers will, he stationed on the second floor; four in streetfloor accessories, and one in the fourth floor lingerie shops.

ong those Io whom -aulomobile value 5 a

te overwhelming choice /

Think of i?!

Think about it!

edi Packed with value and ready to prove it /

Of all standard-built cars registered as taxicabs, Plymouths outnumber all other makes combined! This puts Plymouth way out ahead of any make of car—with those whose very living depends on the all-around performance of their cars.

If value-wise taxicab owners say that Plymouth is by far the best car of all for the money —isn’t this convincing proof that the new Plymouth # by far the best car of all for your money? Why not find out? Ask your Plymouth dealer for a demonstration drive. . PLYMOUTH Division of CHRYSLER CORPORATION, Detroit 31, Michigen

new Plymouth

W. Bradshaw, on

being and tha about 1000 m up.

By | Australia,

| Turkey anno

they will sen South Korea hard-pressed Thailand alrea troops. Turkey becs

Eastern. -powe!

ably to United General Tryg, ground forces Security Coun expulsion of f from South K Turkish For Keuprulu ann that Turkey its best Ame: atthe Unite in South Kore Acting Prer announced Au follow Turke said the size would be dete lian Premier talks in Wash Australian / ready are | United States

Issues Sui

VINCENNE Coroner Pau suicide verdict of Mrs. Franc body was fo garage back She had been day. Mr. Strat self with a 3!

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