Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 September 1950 — Page 35

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Jushest of the year. . ; NOW AND THEN you hear a' ‘north dealer. “= that East should have shifted to fans. How ~ Don’t make the sweet bread topping in large quantities, The best coffee comes from a player say with pride, “TI NEVER Neither side vulnerable. the eight of spades at the second - though, it produces a poor product. That's what Mrs. Samuel 8. really clean coffee pot, di 2 trick. Yes, leading away from his ans besides Rumford, 8202 E: 10th St., advises. - to food specialist, For this reason; '¢4d from a king.” This is sup- NORTH Ne TC wr Hor ala % Mrs. Rumford has eight bearing grape vines on her half acre 0 oo Sheaialist, Ror this reason posed to Indicate what a sound S—J 9 4 : ing. xn © ear " 8, Bue house, espe. ToL. and 2 er Dew. Ores lot many homemakers prefer coffee PO Delon! “H—A J 6 4 : would: win, no club tricks. They oor clothes- ana 3 Souen bes venr She— Minuies, the kettle covered. makers made of porcelain enamel, player he is. ' P—K 6 would win no hearts either unless y. Curtains n p ts. u “the aT le Place in a jelly cloth and drain. They are easy to keep clean and Actually, it is pride misplaced. © C—AKQ# est had both king and queen, : lev frutt for her family. JR Proportions of the liquid for every-day care is , extremely It is the same. as saying, “My WEST FAST which was very doubtful. T.0n & level making jelly: Five cups juice, simple, A porcelain enameled pot game is dull and unimaginative.” gq Q7185 S—K 10 8 - Additional Gimmick 1elp against Besldon the a oust. WAIDINK..Seven-—cups— sugar, ene hox_requires only a thorough washing Fast in today's deal was such y_K 9 H—875 ° TWO DIAMOND tricks could ip Be; ns Mrs. Rumford also pd not to nowdered pectin.. Then follow (In warm, soapy water after each a player. They weren't going 10 p10 4 8 D—=A Q8 75 be won and East should have- : gota use too heavy a cloth when the ty, oqkfhg directions of the. using. catch him leading away from a ¢._10 9-6 5 §—J'8 or dresser Ls ; fruit is hung up to drain. . - — : £5 reasoned that if the necessary i Choose edium-weight, un brand of pectin used. However, ewn a porcelain King This fab result } SOU T™ two additional tricks were avail. bo a : I is] nm RR Segifes a. TTR IN EBC ibis X a CY « - WE ROUEIT UIE LYE RSX CR STP ER pg RY Tagger onda) Gu Fede 8 er An, - > dp @ AY dol = 2 ey : THRE Sn sa % ei a to drip. wees Yelk I trdces of carte Stain QHeef Hho £58 d DR hat lik d Hilt jes the spade department. med or the ; § Don’t squeeze the” juice out of Make 2 heavy Srp uf one. fa period of Teguial use, ont h on i : ma D731 There was the additional gime te cleaning, the bag because If leaves ‘the POUR Sugar for each pound of | 79 remove these discolorationsi IER 10 reach thelr game. Aher =. 0-733 mick that the spades had to be ice by blow= jelly cloudy, Mrs. Rumford TF ums used. Add-the plums tori the coffee pot with-water, Add 1-ast OVercalled with a diamond. rhe bidding: taken while East still had control old air out. stresses. the hot sirup and cook until the two or three tablespoons of house- SOuth had an extremely question-| North East South’ West of the diamond suit. She's the mother, of Mrs. [NUNS are clear and the sirup hold bleach and allow to soak for able free bid. And North, with 3 ¢ ID 1H Pass If the hand had been defended en Gavlle Chriswell 1s TS. Jelled, 15 minutes. . his king of diamonds right under! 4 y All Pass in this manner South would have ome d » assistant Pack in hot sterilized jars | Then ‘wash thoroughly with East's bid, “surely would- have erp ie 5 {found it impossible to avoid the 920 ome Smonstiation agent, and. and cool. . “soapy water and rinse with clear done justice to his holding with a monds and then shifted .to the Joss of two diamonds and two \ 1920 when oi Ton: Sais) Jr. ‘Who'll en- hot water. second round call of only three jack of clubs. spades for down one. t of Ameri- ter Purdue University this year. Shellac Use Given hearts. Of course this gave South plenty — Two of her favori ipes, : of time to extract trumps (finessly 8.349.000 ‘ollow. ayorite “yecipes Give your bread and vegetable Air Queen Named Pitches Spade ing against West's ed pitch Marks | 10th Year 3. This was boards a thin coating of shellac. REYKJAVIK, Iceland Miss HOWEVER, there they were in a spade from dummy on his good CHIRIQUI, Panama Senora

os GR! y JELLY : entire work IRAPE JELLY before using them to prevent dis- Margaret Gudmundsdottir, air- game and West opened the 10 of jack of diamonds. He gave up a Pastora Palacios Alvarado re-

Wash three pounds of fully coloration and to ward off pene- line hostess, was chosen Miss Air. diamonds. Dummy ducked and spade. ruffed one on the hoard cently celebrated her 110th birth-

women. are di Re ripe . grapes. Partially cover tration of liquids which will de- wavs of 1950 in an international East won with the Kt: 4 “ : y ; : 5 3 \ [ 8 0! H queen. He and claimed the rest day here, where she was horn Dyan Soils i Mrs. Samuel S. Rumford . . . first step in making grape jelly. with water ‘and simmer for 10 teriorate wood fibers. contest at the london airport woodenlyv. cashed the ace of dia You-have figured out. of course, and lived aH her * life. .1 per cen ae ; —— - - Ma— force. __ —

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