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costly otein in other foods. Eggs get top rating for their protein. : Dried beans contain protein, too, even though it is not a complete protein like that in eggs. But when combined with eggs, beans boost the nutrition at very Httlé cos

Try this Sne-dish luncheon or

- supper:

Seatac

” . #5

Two ‘tablespoons fat, one-half . finely diced onion, one

one-half teaspoons kitchen quet, No. 2 can kidney beans, one one-half cups cooked corn, or can whole kernel corn, one-half ‘teaspoon - salt, one eighth teaspoon pepper, oneeighth teaspoon curry . powder, one bouillon cube, one large pepper, four eggs. A heat

in frying pan. Add onion and garlic. and cook about five min-~trtes—-ptirring -f : kitchen bouquet and stir in. Add kidney beans and corn.Sprinkle with salt, pepper and curry powder. Add bouillon

The Market Basket—

small clove garlic, minced, one-...

uronic

= Oradith supper combines Yidney beans, corn and eggs in

an individual dish, It's a good way to get proteins at low cost.

cube. Heat thoroughly; making sure bouillon cube is dissolved.

dishes. Cut green pepper into four one-half-inch slices. Arrange green pepper slices to form cup

baking

in center of each casserole,

_each green “Hal snd F., until egg white is | set, about 25 minutes Berve | immediately. Serves tour. Fy

~ Wide Price Range: Makes Selective Buying : Essential for the Thrifty Housewife

By JOAN SCHOEMAKER

~ FREBH APRICOTS. and prune plums on the market make.

good eating for fruit lovers,” With fruits, especially homegrown,

ranging from cheap

to scarce and expensive, housewives can buy

to suit their tastes and pocketbooks. Okra will be on more dinner

tables this week-end, too. FRESH FRUITS

~ APPLES— Good quality Transparents and Duchess; reason- - able,

APRICOTS = Price coming

BIRB LETTUCE --8carce. BROCCOLI — Scarce; Home—growns due next week, CABBAGE -- Very plentiful; quality 00d; cheap. CELERY--Michigan pascal and white more plentiful; reason-

PARSLEY --Cheap; nome. growns good. PFAS--Moderate; more plenti<~ ful, wo PEPPERS - Homegrown; plentiful, POTATOES <Tenneaiee variety gone; Virginia, New Jersey, and ‘Michigan varieties plen~ tiful; price down. RADISHES.— Plentiful; _ket flooded. SPINACH New

mar-

Zealand va-

GEC

scarce; Michigan black cherries plentiful and reasonable.

GREENS Scarce; little higher. KALE Not plentiful. e

HEAD LETTUCE -- Reasonable; abundant,

GRAPEFRUIT—California and | LEAF LETTUCE Price good; Arizona varieties; moderate | plentiful, and reasonable, MUSHROOMS Scarce; expen-GRAPES-—-Both red and seed- sive.

less varieties cheaper, HONEYBALL MELONS More plentiful; moderate.

ORY LEBER and An LEMONS «= Abundant; cheap, LIMES «= ful; inexpensive. NEOTARINES «= More plentiful. ORANGES — California Valencia crop moderate in price; quality good. PEACHES — Cheaper; Michi-

“gan’s scarce “and high Al

berta, Hale, Golden Jubilee and pickling cling varieties good quality. “PINEAPPLES — Scarce; high. ' PLUMS — More plentiful; moderate,

HONEYDEW MELONS — |

Designing. Woman :

Window More

OKRA--More plentiful. ONIONS--Dry ones plentiful; price down; green variety cheap.

By ELIZABETH HILLYER

PUT YOUR designing ideas

to work on that ordinary window, and it can become picture window-important to the good looks of the room.

look so much wider than it is. Cover, the window with a venetian blind, but not with curtains. Start the curtains just inside the window frame, to conceal and @#xtend

-mon-toast; coffee; milk.

the blind ‘edgés, +them wide on the wall.

RASPBERRIES Cheap; abundant; good quality Michigan variety. - WATERMELONS -— Reasonable; Missouri, Georgia and Vincennes varieties good.

” ” . NO ONE knows the curtains hang on wall space if they're topped with a wide sweep of

FRESH VEGETABLES

ARTICHORES oe Moderate in »price-and-quantity. cy "ASPARAGUS — Expensive; J

PS HR beans cheap. . BEETS ~More plentiful, :

begin!

“Unborn Calf)

boas renin

| dow space.

cornice, And when you make the cornice of wood and match it

~with-a- shelf-nnder- the-windew. 1.

you've co Plated a’ handsome t. - con

“The : cornice and

it's-easy to-make the-window....

match the woodwork, but how- Haven, Conn. Miss Keane is a about painting them turquoise cousin of Mrs. Fisher.

LUNCHEON: Cottage | cheese and sour cream, chopped raw vegetables, rye or’ black bread, chocolate frosted cakes, tea milk, DINNER: Frijoles with eggs, broiled tomato halves, buttered broccoli, crisp rolls, old-fashioned peach short

| cake, cream, coffée, milk. = |

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lle ool Meld Peis

Are Ouilifed

Cases Discussed Where Meld Stands

By OSWALD JACOBY

cago Is self-explanatory: “Here's a real dilly of a prob-

{lem if 1 ever saw one. The stock, -

pile was very large. Our side had

“I discarded a nine, The player

{to my left picked it up and melded

her required 120 points, But she did not have a natural pair of nines in her hand, and her required 120 was: ; 9-9-2. 10-10-2 K-K-2 “After everyone counted her 120 points, she continued to meld of

8. e in snail OVER, 0 Terror

ithe pile she had picked up, How|ever, no one noticed this error, {uptit the next player had picked a

card Irom the” TET a Break an egg carefully into |three-card meld for our gide and

discarded, Then 1 discovered the

RT EE ARON A SEEN

‘Ne - Ponalty

A. TERRIFIC debate followed as to penalty, reneg, whose fault, discovered too late, etc. Would you please straighten us out. We're completely stumped!”

The following letter from Chi-|

hare star sel

F|already melded our “120 points dut a mot #0 our >

By MRS. ANNE Cabo Delightful piliowense “bureau Scart rations yours easily and pleasantly with these two lovely patterns.

medallions give a delicate appearance and are teamed with .a dainty edging. Milady's beruffled skirt is easily crocheted and, when combined with a charming embroidery etched bodice and pretty flower

.. finishing af “8728 GORVAIRN “HOY-TFoH “transfer

Crocheted rose and -loal.Ln

‘ments, stitch illustrations and directions. Pattern

for embroidery and embroidering instructions and color chart.

~f-admit-the question is = dilly;

jay of solving their problem. Law 29, of the Official Laws of "|Canasta, as found in my books and all the other standard books on the game, reads as follows: “Condonement of Illegal Melds: {If after an illegal meld the next {player completes his play before |attention is drawn to the error; there is no penalty. An initial meld with insufficient count; stands as a correct first meld. “Likewise, all other properly ‘melded - combinations stand as

{stand as legal and the opponents (have no redress: E Incidentally, this letter “shows

| exactly why the law was made ,

| {Bignad “Perplexed -Bextet) — —|-

Bprays; it makes an extremely"

“enchanting set for the bed- | "|however, the sextet have a simple!

room. Both designs turn inexpensive linens into luxurious and thoughtful gifts to give or own, Patterns 5849 and 5728 Include complete crocheting instructions, material require

The Doctor Says—

Three Ways To Gain

down; plentiful. able. riety here: higher correct. Combinations of cards T $ K AVACADOES — High; scarce, CELERY © ABB AGE — High; SQUASH ; oe a , (that do not form a meld are re- IW 0 Keep - ~~ Price. reasonable ) e 4 ong BANANAS — Moderate; plenti- | CFL ES plentitul 4 | (Abundant. : Fiasel The offender's hand. eight Normal CORN — Very plentiful; good | SWEET POTATOES —New [INO Redress WIN P. JORDAN, M. D. BLACKBERRIES-—8car o; €x- | quality homegrown. crop slightly higher. “COMMENT: An example of Sod MORE ’ It outer, m pensive. rats 4 CUCUMBERS — Too early. for | TOMATOES -- Homegrown; cards that do not form a meld ,wocts from es P BLUEBERRIES — Moderate in pickling cucumbers; more | Jocal crop best on market. would be king-ten-deuce. Such|gy. oT g undi at quality and price. plentiful. _| TURNIPS Medium in price. |cards are replaced in the offend-/mow. or’ 3 iu on . ght. CANTALOUPE—Cheaper every | EGGPLANT Still scarce; com- WATERCRESS High; scarce. |er's hand if the error is con- man le inquire a how day; homegrown varieties ing in slightly better, “ar doned.” Ey oi ~ ae bout - t ; |-ENDIVE-—Cheap. Friday s Menu Hence, in this instance, since \yinouch some are panda oy CAsarA 8 — Plentiful; still ESCARDLE, Abundant, BREAKFAST: Blackber- {the next player has completed his skinny, they would usually imCHERRIES — Canning chersiis GARLIC-—Price moderate. ries, shredded wheat, cina- play, the entire play and meld prove healthwise if they could

jhetng themselves up to normal

weight. The hu body operates like machine which the food is

|that way. If an illegal meld could gq) which is converted into en-

be called at any time,

imagine! lergy

and used up In physical and

what would happen if instead of ‘mental activity.

being discovered after one player, had played, it was not discovered! until several plays had been made.

‘'ourt of the United States to re-

—eonstruct the hand and assess the 1| |

proper penalties, ete. In fact, believe even the Supreme Court would disqualify itself.

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

Lowell Fishers

Have House Guest

Mr. and Mrs. Lowell 8. Fisher and her daughter, Harriet Mar-

There are, therefore, two ways {to gain weight: One to cut down

State

on the activity output and the

ther to i th i It would take the Supreme | - MEresie the Tood taken

» . ”

THE FUEL Intake can be T-|

creased in several ways. One of them is to choose the foods which have the highest energy or calorie value since these can be changed into weight as well as into work. The starches or car-| bohydrates and fats supply more! energy and have more effect on weight gain than proteins do. More food can be taken also just by eating extra meals, A

{spall mid-morning meal, an aftlernoon . or bedtime

snack of weight-gaining foods are helpful. A glass of half milk and half cream is a good example of what

garet, 31 E. 45th St., have h as could®be taken. It cannot be em-

or coral or green—a shade from

the curtain print—to make the [ton and Greenville, O., to visit| whole design a smashing color [relatives ‘success?

ad their house guest for the last Phasized too often that a bal{anced diet must be kept up. Al{week, Miss Christine Keane, New| ost anyone who does not have a (real disease can gain weight by [following thie plan of decreasing,

They will go from here to-Day-|

before. returns home.

Miss Keane]

Py “GAIL x DU GGS

Times Special Writer NEW YORK, Aug. .3— Though many women are obliged to earn money and

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‘§i is no reason, she thinks, f any woman who can run a | “house or hold a job can’t learn | -to handle money.

J -others..must. budget. for thelr. {= families, most. American womer | are second-rate in the manage-

ment of money,. That's the opinion of Miss Dorcas E. Campbell, assistant vice presi-

dent of a New York bank, an author and lecturer .on money management, “Since more and more women are working and since women, often outlive their husbands and thus inherit money, it's essential that they learn how to handle it successfully, "* Miss Canipbell says, “On the job, women. earn less than men and therefore have: to-do more with their money. As inheritors, - they

.-must know how to hang. on

to it.”

| ‘Leave It. to Men"

‘In the United Stafes, Miss Campbell points out, women

| are the owners of more wealth | and money than men but in | name only.

They let some man--husband, son, father, brother, lawyer—take care of their financial problems, There

why

If ‘a woman can bé friisted to buy a refrigerator which will last for years, she can be trusted to choose the right kind of U. 8. Savings Bonds for the next decade of her life,” ‘Miss Campbell says. “Mostly, it's a matter of not being- intimidated - by financial terms, which are no harder to learn than -words like ‘parhoil’ ‘marinate.’ ”

Savings ABC's

The ABC’s of planned sav-

[ Ing, a term which Miss Camp- |

bell.feels is far more accurate than “budgeting,” include these

\' important points:

1. Having money in the bank

for an emergency or’ for an in-

{or at least not increasing, activity {and increasing the food eaten. Even those who claim that they just can’t gain no matter what

“they “eat can usually add weight

if they know what jo do and keep

War Mothers Plan

“Party Tomorrow

The USA Chapter, American War Mothers; will-have a pillowslip card party at 1:30 p.m. tomorrow in the Food Craft Shop. Proceeds will to the Kroup's

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Name Sess sssssss sss sansnrne Street .cecvescrnscsasnriininnns

City

| crowd is Inclined to overi Ww time!

by note or by phone or in per son—the suave hostéss mentions a termination hour, Bimply say, “Come from 8 to 12m »

To make it easy for your guests, serve refreshments -

“| about an hour béfore. the dead-

line. If you produce the eats too late, folks will dawdle beyond the witching hour. A with your best friend to start exiting when the clock strikes. Especially if your over-stay No sense getting in wrong with parents by sponsoring a . too-late shindig. You don't

want your house tagged as “out of bounds, a 4 you?

‘BE "Fran won't crave Well; then, have Mom and Pop put in an appearance at the zero hour. Their presence will serve as a gentle reminder.

My Day—

In Interpreting

By ELEANOR’ _H¥DE PARK, N. Y,, Ag.

|,. And here's something import—..er. must.

“Forme? Russians May-Help—

ant. host or hostess to escorted gals are Maybe you figure ents will come for her. Well, make sure! If not, unattached boy must be ase signed to the job. Or a couple with, a car may be asked to drop Patty off. Failing this or that, your own father or broths Lofciate.

Russia

ROOSEVELT 3—I was visited this wesk

past few years, has helped

coming to this country. Many of these people can

why they do many inexplicable -~ For instance,

fon of attacking and yet they

of the world, »

enable them to take ovér the

because, while they are ant{-Communist—some of them even have become American citizens —still they have an understanding of the mentality back of the Soviet Perhaps they know better than most of us

. it must be quite apparent fo them that the United States has no inten-

_ through every publicity means at their disposal, that we are a nation of imperialists, just waiting to take over all the PvmEas,

—¥ HAVE JUST RECEIVED a -a—delightful about my husband and polio. for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. Since this dreaded disease is becoming

by Countess Alexandria: Tolstoy who; dyring-the-

so many Russian refugees

now be very valuable to us

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government.

things,

keep insisting,

JUST THE OPPOSITE, of course, is true. The Soviet government is waiting for a world revolution to

world. They have never yet

grasped the philosophy which perfiits different people to live in the Same world free, and uninfluenced by sath other.

more prevalent in _different parts of the country, I hope everyone will get a copy of the booklet and read it.

Makes Main Dish

Here's the answer for a summer main dish salad.

STUFFED AVOCADO

By SUE BURNETT There's a quaint little-girl look to this junior style that's easy sewing for the youthful

seamstress. The tiny collar is in crisp contrast, puffed sleeves are short or elbow length,

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{cream or top milk, one-half tea-

.|cheese with fork and blend in

{pimiento strips and sliced stuffed

Two avocados, one package spoon Enger, one-eighth

“Cut avocados in half and remove seeds and skin. Cream

cream, ginger and paprika. : Mound cheese in centers of avocado and garnish with an extra sprinkle of paprika. Garnish with

olives. With the stuffed avocados, serve orange slices with melon balls and mustard French dressing. ‘Chicken, ham and shrimp sandwiches go with this supper.

Vacationers Return

Mrs. Robert Raber and children, David and Marcia, 6036 Haverford Ave. have returned from a visit with Mrs. Raber’s mother, Mrs. Clarence N. Warren, The Rabers vacationed in Mrs. Warren's summer home, Powers Lake, Wig, ——— =

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By MARGUERITE SMITH Times Garden Editor

-We'd like fo set out some DIOR Tenved evergreens Ike

mahonia. Would this fall be a good time or would it be better to wait until spring? “ A—We're in an either-or planting belt here in central. Indiana. Fall planting is definitely a good thing for most trees and shrubs here, especially it your soil is heavy clay or any type that doesn’t drain well and dry

-out- quickly in early spring. Fall

planting means roots get established before ground freezes, then in the spring they're ready to go. If you wait until spring you're almost sure to be busy with other garden chores, hustle the plants into the ground, then

if hot windy weather comes

along it's tragedy.

Juice in Peaches

A sprinkle of lemon juice will prevent sliced peaches from turning dark after peeling and until ready to can,

side. Send : iagay your copy.

Indianapolis 9, Ind. No. 8404 Price 25¢

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Dorcas E. Campbell . . . +; financial expert.

vestment which will be a form of thrift, 2. Buy: insurance tailored to your needs and income. 3. Buy U, 8. Savings Bonds outright or through payroll deduction.”

4, Invest in industrial securi-’

ties with your surplus money. “Women's clubs can help by studying money instead of gardens,” Miss . Campbell . ‘adds.

“Their committees, which lige | could ask sonfe;

up speakers, financial experts to outline the basic steps in money management. The rewards for acquiring the ability to handle money wisely are high. They come in the form of comfort and security.” One last suggestion from Miss Campbell: Learn to read the financial page of your newspaper.

and, once you get the hang of it it's fascinating. ~

Card Party Set

The Liederkranz Ladies Society {will have a pitlow-slip card party) {at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Food

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It can teach you a great deal |

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