Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 March 1951 — Page 10

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Eat Well For Less— California Date Pie Tips Given |

Graham Crackers

Among Ingredients By GAYNOR MADDOX YOU'RE going to like this one, CALIFORNIA DATE PIE Crust: 20 graham crackers, erushed (about one and one-half cups crumbs), one-third cup melted butter or margarine Mix ingredients and pat firmly

into a nine-inch pie plate, resérv---

ing about one-fourth of the mix“ture to sprinkle over the top. Chill while preparing filling. Milling: One (seven and one fourth ounce) package pitted dates, cut fine with scissors; one tablespoon flour, one-half cup sugar, dash of salt, one-half cup water and one-half cup sherry or one cup water, grated rind of one orange, one tablespoon orange

juice, one cup chopped walnuts or,

pecans. Combine all ingredients except nuts in a saucepan. Bring to a boll, then cook, stirring frequently, for about 15 minutes, or until mixture is quite thick, Remove from heat; add nuts Cool. Pour filling into graham cracker crust and sprinkle reserved crumb mixture over the top. Chill for several ‘hours before serving. Serve topped with whipped cream or vanilla ice cream. Makes one (nine-inch) pie. This is rich and delicious!

Sunday's Menus

“BREAKFAST: Grapefruit juice, scrambled eggs with fried tomato rings, enriched toast, butter or fortified margarine, coffee, milk

DINNER: Two broilerfryer chickens, stuffed and roasted, giblet gravy, surprise baked potatoes, braised celery, buttered carrots, enriched rolls, butter or fortified margarine, hearts of lettuce, California date pie, coffee, milk,

SUPPER: Toasted bacon and cheese sandwiches, shredded cabbage, lettuce and pineapple salad, sour cream dressing, coconut layer cake, tea, milk.

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Beauty After 40— Succeeds i in Berry Business

Drucella Lowrie By EDYTH THORNTON MecLEOD

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| DOUBLING the response to the | Blackwood four no trump bid) |suggests the lead of the doubled | suit against the opponents’ final contract, Strangely enough, one of the main features of this device is the negative Inference your partner gets whén you do] not double the response to the) four no trump. That is one suit| your partner knows you are not | {interested in having | him lead.

| “South “dunler. Both sides vulnerable. NORTH Mrs. Keen f S—Q J 72 H—J 3 D—A QJ 84 ; Yee 10 4 | WEST . EAST 1 Miss Brash Mr. Dale | S—8 3 S—9 4 A f H—Q 7 86 H—K 10 9542 D—-9 7572 D—K 8 { C4532 c—Q 95 SOUTH Mr. Abel S—~A K1065 H—A 8 D—10 6 C—-A K1786

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In today's deal Mr. Abel bid four no trump and his partner responded with five diamonds to show one ace. Now Mr. Dale had the king of diamonds and] there was reason to believe it) (would be a “winner. However, it| appeared to him that if the ace of diamonds were in Mrs. Keen's! {hand and if Mr. Abel had as| many as two diamonds, he would {always win a diamond trick with the king. There was no hurry, {about it. In fact if there was any [possibility of another trick for] the defenders, it would almost surely have to be set up before |Mr. Dale took his diamond trick.

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WITH THESE THOUGHTS in| mind, Mr. Dale purposely re-| frained from doubling the five| idlamond bid. Now Miss Brash| (was on lead against the spade) slam with a practically worthless| (hand. A club lead into the club Ibid on her right seemed to be al |hopeless gesture. A trump lead! is usually a losing lead Bfainst) (a slam, It narrowed down, then, to al {choice between hearts and dia-| !monds. Mr. Dale did not appear | linterested in a diamond lead s0| Miss Brash finally decided to!

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