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Cost Little Lamb and Orange Is Budget Twosome By GAYNOR MADDOX FOR YOUR PRIVATE cookhook here are some dressed-up meat recipes, all on the budget side. ” ” L LAMB RIBLETS IN ORANGE . SAUCE One pound lamb riblets, seasoning, flour. one tablespoon shortening, one-half cup orange juice, ome teaspoon grated orange rind, one teaspoon sugar, orie teaspoon

flour, one-half cup’ water or orange juice, Season riblets. Roll in flour.

Brown in hot shortening in heavy . frying pan. Pour off excess fat. “Add _orange juice. Cover. Simmer slowly one hour. Blend rind, sugar ‘and with water. Stir-intd gravy. Cook five minutes. Serve hot with seasoned, cooked green lima beans. Serves three to four. » n ” HAWAIIANAISE PORK | Three green peppers, one egg. two tablespoons flour, one-half teaspoon salt, one-eighth teaspoon peppér, one pound boneless pork, one-half cup melted lard, one cup clear chicken soup, one-half cup| pineapple chunks, two and onehalf tablespoons cornstarch, two —snd—-one-half. tablespoons SOY | sauce, one-half ‘cup Sugar, onehalf cup vinegar. : f Remove stem end and all seeds from green peppers. Cut into oneinch cubes. Boil 10 minutes. Drain. Beat together egg. flour, salt and pepper. Cut pork into cubes and dip in egg-flour batter to coat thoroughly. : Then pan fry slowly In hot melted lard in heavy frying pan for about five minutes. Drain of fat. Now add one-fourth cup

flour

chicken soup (or chicken boulllon ,. poor girls attitudes today.

cube in water), the green peppers,

and pineapple. Cover and simmer pio hjy valuable to girls just]

) minutes. 1 and cook together corn-

starch, soy sauce, sugar, VINegar .i.x yp a few reminders and will ree-fourths cup chicken op, 11s over ‘the situations she soup until clear (about two mi pictures.

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utes). Pour over meat and immer five minutes. Serve piping \ot over crisp fried noodles or

luffy rice.

Sunday's Menus BREAKFAST: ora n Re ice, griddle cakes, butter or | oie margarine, fried link pork sausages, sirup, coffee, milk. ; DINNER: Roast loin of irk, avy, chilled apple- | oi with a flick of horse- | radish, baked sweet potatoes, buttered Brussels sprouts, " enriched rolls, butter or fortified margarine, raw carrot sticks and celery hearts, Jemon meringue pie, coffee, milk. SUPPER: Tomato - cheese | rabbit, Waldorf salad (ap- | ples, celery and nuts), choco- | late cake, tea, milk. | AA M7

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| Canasta— : By OSWALD JACOBY * WHILE IT IS really a cinch to know! the correct play when you are watching all four hands there are frequent occasions when you can watch one hand only and spot a serious mistake. | Recently, I was watching an extremely interesting | ecanasta game. East and West acquired a tremendous lead on the first two hands and were almost out. On the third hand, misfortune overtook them. The opponents went out before they could meld at all and the score at the start of the fourth and last hand was East and West 4500, North and South 3100. East now proceeded to pick up one of those horrors without a wild. card, an ace or much else. The opponents took the discard pile ‘quickly and proceeded on their merry way. Meanwhile, East's hand commenced to improve. He acquired three each of queens and jacks, pairs of kings and 10s and one deuce. His next draw was a ‘second deuce and he was in position to

© at THE SITUATION at that time was that North and South had melded everything from eights on down. South and West had each discarded js and no aces, queens, jacks, tens or nines had - South had melded down to five cards only while North still held about fifteen. s : : I made my mind up. I would meld 2-10-10, Q-Q-Q,

the jacks, discard a king and hope. Not so with East. He saw that the man in back of him held five cards only and decided to freeze the pack. He discarded a deuce. West proceeded to meld Joker-Ace-Ace and 9-9-9 and discard safely. , : East drew another deuce. Again my mind was made up. I would meld my queens and jacks and throw a king. East actually did. oad

t J » ” = MUCH TO OUR disappointment (I always sympathize with the man I am watching) West could not add a card to either of those melds. East's next draw was a third 10 and I relaxed. =

J-J-J, put the second deuce with either the queens or-

For Partners . maybe he held a couple. All my man to meld three 10s and a deuce so as to to add everything he could to the 10s would be over in one round. rd However, West did not meld the 10s. Afterwards he explained that he did not want to meld down too low when the pack was frozen. A really bad excuses It was his duty to play for out. :

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The next round went by without incident and East |

still held his 10s. -Then poor West finally gave away

the discard pile. North made four canastas and finally |

East put down his 10s. = ‘Sure endugh West had held a pair of 10s right along and if East had given him a chance he would have saved a couple of thousand points and the game.

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

meld his 120 by using ten cards.

Career Girls Teen Problems— Receive Tips Hospitality Is Two-way Author Tells How Aer BNI San, a i an !

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Large-scale hospitality may | sometimes be repaid by helping with the details of a party by sending flowers or lending records or games. And naturally when you entertain, your former hosts are at the top of your guest list.

By JOAN SCHOEMAKER A handbook for career girls, “Make ‘Mine Success,’ tells a woman how to find a job and how to keep it. Everything from interviews and clothes to gossipers and budgets is included.

The author, fashion co-ordi- | : ox: nator for a large Cleveland de-| ‘ Its 1oolish to accept an invi- | partment store, ‘discusses all] ation from someone you dis- ho Vou dre like. But if you do go to Daisy A WHO Y .

phases: of the working girl's life. Taking into consideration the | proper attitude of a businesswoman she gives tips on: meeting prac- | tically every possible office situation and every girl's temperament. re

_ Drip's dance you simply must — gS i—her—to—your—next—party—i— After that, you may ‘call it quits, ’

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Miss Vine ert Yiscusses 2 Sri out returning them is bad man- Mr. and Mrs. William L. Fo- Yow girl's social 1if* at work and after ners. So, you party going girls gleson and son, Billy, 4946 E Wrong: work. and - fellows should throw a : i : : Blue days and what to do about 18th St., have left for a three-

party of your own once in a while. But there are other gracious ways of returning hospitality. . First and foremost you can show you enjoy a party. You can be a courteous guest, doing your share cheerfully and ex-

them and how to live on what you, make are two of the subjects she includes. Miss Vincent compares the attitudes of the first women invaders of the man's world with

week motor trip to Mexico City and Acapuleo. Accompanying them is Mrs. Mary McKay, Mr. Fogleson's mother,

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launching their careers. Even es-| Pressing your pleasure with tablished businesswomen can, Sincerity, Then, don't overlook the

A A TO A IN I NEN SA LAAN RL Se “party call.” If you've been the Bo EN NA RR guest of an older person, you 0 can and should drop around in Y a few days and say "Thank vou.” With hosts and hostesses of your age, it's suave to call by phone and tell them what a good time you had.

WHAT HELPS ROUND-UP SMALL BOYS AT SUPPERTIME ?

We, the Women— One Minute,

Please... Why Should Women Like Housework?

Question: -What causes the knuckle joints to crackle? Is this a kind of arthritis? Answer: This comes from ligaments slipping across the joints. Many people have this

in the jaws, fingers, knees, By RUTH MILLETT and perhaps some other FEWER than half the housejoints. It has no bearing on wives interviewed in ‘a recent: arthritis. poll conducted by the American

» - ” Question: 1 know a lot of people with asthma who seem

Institute of . Public Opinion claimed they received “a lot of { pleasure and satisfaction out of

to get no help from anything housework.” _.that is done for it. Don’t you | __. Before the Enna : : think doctors should work a | men try to sma A iE little harder on how to cure _. make some- Se it? : : thing disgrace- es

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Wrong: Give your order to

Right: Tell your husband what you want and let him order for you both.

YOU CALL your husband's office and his secretary swers the telephone. WRONG: Ask to speak to your husband without saying

RIGHT: Give your name to “the secretary. Lr

MARRIED children live in the same town with

vited to all their parties.

Right: Plan your own solife about own age and let your children feel free to do the same.

| Knitwear Pretty, Practical as Well

NEW YORK, Nov. 24—Knit-| wear that can go to a holiday party has much in its favor. It provides protection against win-| tery blasts and then, as the cruise season opens up, it can make the transition to shorts, crisp linens and shantungs. One new convert to evening glitter is a knitted wool zephyr sports cardigan by Lass O’Scotland. An-uncollared neckline is framed with heavy gold thread embroidery running the entire length of the cardigan opening. Delicate pearls are woven into the| gold. This cardigan is worm, over; a knitted strapless tub sweater for evenihgs which are small but! very festive indeed. :

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blouse in pale blue chenille has matching bands of silky ribbon knit into the yarn. Intended. as a companion for velvet or taffeta skirts, this sweater-blouse is shaped to the figure, curving over the waist and molding briefly to the hips,

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A handsome, simple sweater- Broil Grapefruit

by with honey and dot garine or butter. little tops are light}y browned. A maraschino cherry set on top makes a bright finishing touch.

mix one cup cold water with one cup corn meal. Stir in three cups| boiling water, one teaspoon salt. Cook, stiring constantly, until mixture boils. Cover: and cook aver boiling water for 30 minutes, stirring occasionally.

hard but the solution of the problem of asthma for all patients has not yet been, found. It does not help the

to’'say so, but it is likely that

For ventilating rooms without ‘drafts, open the lower sash and . hend into position a piece of Maconite hardboard which has been Pears and’ gingerbread ,are a cut to fit between the sash chan- perfect combination. Cut warm nels. The air will enter at the| gingerbread in squares and top opening between the lower and each with a peeled fresh pear upper sashes. {half. Cover the whole thing: quick-

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present sufferer from asthma |! 2

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fact, here are a few points for them to _ keep in mind. Both men and women look to mar: riage and famfly’ life ‘as the “natural” way to live. But in order to have a husband, a family and a home, a woman has housekeeping — whether it be full or part time. No matter how much she dislikes. houseL work or how little talent she has for it, it's her job for life.

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Search for Gold

WASHINGTON — Walls and “Joors where gold coins are made n the United States Mint are sone. over every night to recover precious particles. They . are, sicked up with vacuum cleaners.

ly with hot lemon sauce.

Steel Wool Saver

Cut steel wool soap pads into small pieces to eliminate useless, rusty pads. The supply will last longer and can be thrown away after one or two dish washings.

Now just suppose for a minute, men, that in order to have a ‘wife and home and children every man who married had to take on a certain job. Single men could work at any job that interested them, but married | men all had to be bricklayers

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