Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 May 1951 — Page 11

11, 1951

career girls

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ives a stift

Beauty After 40—

Designer Uses Mother as Her Model

By EDYTH T. McLEOD

FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1951 :

Blackwood on Bridge—

Mr. Dale

- THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Here' sa 3- Piece Play Outfit Easy fo

By SUE BURNETT Designed in junior sizes, this

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|Eat Well For Less—

3 Try Muffins

I RAN into a mot} a ae he Jesigns dresses the RE el wa three-piece play outfit is de- : a lighter 4 other 8 nother as especially . : > e na and daughter idea the her model! It was a navy and white e es or lightfully -easy to sew. The or un a 5 tedious a : ’ e Designs for the ty pic al button, print, with a flattering brief tied top requires a mini- | : ; g. Other ad- other day and I think American woman are the con- navy bolero. mam BF tabi: chorts ire nicely 1 ironing and will interast you as it did me. tribution of. Sergee, who does It had curved, button dec- Litt oe am tailored; skirt is “full cut and rea ast t, longer stiff- Sergee BY California. bright, he £iothes for the Average orated pockets and the dress youthful. ldemw, “elev or arn merican Wo m-an, who is and -the model were both size - . bos : we eT horicam fesigher. be ahout % feel, £ Inches, Was. 18! : Mr. Muzzy Is TPaverm S104 is 8 SeWFus Quick Bread model. ema Rood taste and an average You wearers of size 18 perforated pattern in sizes 11,

income.

Busy Wamen

These are busy women and

know how hard it is to find your size, especially in young, new fashions!

Summer Colors

His Partner

FIGURING the players is #2

as important as figuring the § cards. In today's deal Mr.

12, 13. 14, 16, 18. .8ize 12, top, 1 yard of 35 or 39-inch; shorts, 11, yards; skirt, 13 vards.

Also A Favorite

By GAYNOR MADDOX

7 THERE'S usually a little # more time for breakfast on 7

the majority of them are . ~Navy' and white are the ; : ri : over, 40, spring’ and summer loves of Muzzy got a heart“opening and, 4 ER hl A rite Sunday morning. How about They want to. be simply fashion and femmes and obviously, was able to. make a 7 Be 42. Size 14..short sleeve, surprising. the family with somebut appropriately dressed for nothing seems to go places grand slam with- tricks to spare. / 1 vards of 39-inch. thing particularly good like hot all i io not quite so well. wr It looks like Mr. Dale was guil- 4 . puns or R quick ear crisp want to strain their budgets. Wear crisp white gloves, a 3 ; Tn rae; 7 ETT erve Ww ru A Mrs. Fellows,’ the mother- hat ia~white of blue. of even "1V-6f.overcautiousness. But the { g Sue BURN t Times bacon and eggs, and if possible ] model, travels about, showing red,” or fling your hat over old master knew what he was The hcuanapo us some fresh fruit. You'll probably off her. smart clothes de- e windmill. and go without doing. He lost points on this par- # 214 W. Maryland St. find that a breakfast like this signed by her daughter. lone! ticular hand but he knew that Indianapolis 9, Ind. 7 puts everyone in a pleasant frame She says that she would But have a well coiffed En No. 8184 Price 30c 2 of mind and will make Sunday ‘wear them even if her daugh- head. % s ice 30 ; 4 a good day. ter didn't design them. Real You will present your own South dealer No. 8681 Price 30c 7 A 2 2. teamwork, that! teamwork Woman and Neither side vulnerable Size...... 7 OATMEAL MUFFINS The dress 1 saw worn by Dress, perfectly co- rordinated! oh Fashion Book Price 25¢ ‘ One cup rolled oats, uncooked, er — . - i VT . Mr. Muzzy Vv one cup sour milk, one egg, oneS—9 : . Name ccssscsceesssssnscasns 5 7 third cup brown sugar, one-third Easy- Jo. (o) ecorclion: H—-AK31752 \ ¢ i cup melted fat, one cup sifted D—A 8393. '' ®OYOAIM Zz [J 71 £33 ..... sess decsscsssnscsncssncsnanens ole 7 all-purpose flour, one-half teaAa C954 ; : spoon salt, one teaspoon baking WES1 EAST Zl. 184 z 7 Street .cceecccccscscccccccccenes powder, one-half teaspoon soda. Mr. Heinsite Mr. Abel 777 IG City .oiviecnsrriiinsersecenss Combine rolled oats and sour S—J 1062 S—7543¢ 1 milk; add egg and beat well. Add H—10 4 H—-963 1 Stale. icici deesvens sugar and mix. Add cooled fat. D—10964 D—-K32 — - mr—— Sift together flour, salt, baking c—83 C—1062 powder and soda. SOUTH My Day— Designing Add rolled oats mixture, stirring Mr. Dale D ifferences on Forel n o ic y only enough to dampen flour. Fill : S—AKQ8 | gq Y | PE well-greased muffin pans two H—Q J Tl thirds full. Bake in moderately D—QJ 'S + f G h oy fc hot oven (400 degrees F.) about C—AKQJ1T eem\Juesriono eograp v) ol Le 15 to 20 minutes. The bidding: A SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST By ELEANOR RQOSEVELT fr Sundav’ 20 ya hn Pass GENEVA, May 11—There is another thing that al 2 unaays Menu— ZS ass ! ass / ) : TH Pas 4NT Paws Shows how differently things look from different sides : BREAKFAST: Sliced ba1 ¢ nanas, frizzled ham, oatmeal 5 H Pass 3 NT Pass of the ocean. i muffins or molasses flake 6 H All Pass Defense Minister Emanuel Shinwell of Britain has had to | fA] — bread, butter or fortified marMs Fellows. — —————————————— ask his fellow citizéns to stop their complaints about the United | -— garine, grape jam, coffee, the tactics he was using would Kingdom “being dragged at the tail end of the United States.” | milk.

gain him many the long run. As soon as the play was over,

more points in And I have read a good many statements

recently from the United States that com-

Heat Ruins

MOTHER'S DAY DINNER:

| —Elizabeth Hillyer. | | Broiled chicken, parsley new !

on plain that our foreign pdlicy is made in If there's room in the corner tat butt fresh R bb I+ si5 Mr. Heinsite was right in there Britain. So, you see, it is all a question of | of the bathroom for a little | Potatoes, Lo sre ot tter u er ems with the criticism as usual. “How eography and whether vou happen to be h hete’ babl paragus, hot biscuits, butter Adore : geograph) y | drawer chest, there's probably | (. ¢ iieiag ine. olds could you fail to bid seven no living in Britain or America. The outlook ' dress table. Ws i r *d margarine, ki Hot summer months raise havoc trump, Dale?” he inquired. seems to depend on the geographical situ- | foom for a dressing . | ed tomato and cucumber Kings with rubber articles around the “When Muzzy rebid hearts you ation. | top can be as wide as the spare | salad, French dressing, fresh house . . . galoshes, for. instance. j= surely should have figured him There is one thing in Western Kurope | wall space beside the chest. The | strawberrie8, cream, special Those items, being! stored for J : for six hearts to |

the ace-king. Then/ later, when he bid five no trump, that showed your side had all the aces. “After that you could count 13 tricks in either hearts or no trump. I say your correct bid over the five no trump bid was

| top that makes it a dressing | table can be’ glass. Attach it | | to the wall with a bracket.

{SELL YOUR OLDER HOME NOW, while the market conditions arg to your advantage. And|

that seems to be proof that the Marshall Plan has had some tangible results. Every election you read about over here shows a loss of Communist Party vote. It usually is attributed to the fact that Marshall Plan aid has helped the various countries to regain some economic stability.

Mother's Day cake.

SUPPER: Chicken - tomato & bouillon in cups, soya crack- *° ers, large tray of assorted cheeses, cold cuts and stuffed eggs, rye, whole wheat and enriched white bread, butter

the summer, are subject to drving { and cracking if not treated by a protective substance. An application of a light liquid wax will not » only preserve the surface but will e assure a bright and cléan appearance for the galoshes in the fall. -

instructions,

By MRS. ANNE CABOT

t op i list it with one of the reliable or fortified margarine, mapleScores -of other rubber articles plete crocheting seven no trump.” a 1 rf : i losiery such as stair treads, floor and Easy-to-do and fascinating material requirements, stitch i1- : D i AS MILTON KATZ, Who 16 supetwising Marenali Plan aid peal ate Tyokery who ayer Ae cake, canned ye a an RE nes, ioe daring or huek Weaving en usivations 8nd Snishing der Chief Concern | here, said not long ago: “The American nead of a family paying | : - . \ spray hose, bathi c a ; E : - in Case By ant. alse A Penerit broidery lends itself to the dec- “MR. DALE was tempted to taxes in the United States has invested:about $400 over a threemene ress aire EPONA FH SH FOR PHO Pp tmitarnie oration. of household articles... yaonp CABOT- eet BAYH WHO BRK ed YOU mm HUE YAP PHO rer ane mere em oi EE fh mr Waxing a rubber surface is. a and many wearable items. A : |restrained himself. After all, his “This is a little more than the price of a [television set and h . : § 3 8 . ' S >. 3 : : ay imes Sample opelaler. DE a little imagination in the use of The Indianapolis Te chief concern was not to win an in return he actually sees today the results of that investment v sit oe rg For wiiter. If necessary. but be a to color and a design will give a 372 W. Quincy St. |argument with Mr. Heinsite, but, in votes cast in these countries where Marshall Plan aid has f h rinse with clear water. When the different appearance each time. Chicago 6, Ill. 'to win a rubber of bridge withe been making "it possible for them to carry out plans of - or the surface is dry, apply a generous Pattern 5180 includes ma- N : 0 Mr. Muzzy as his partner habilitation.” i ; ; : i . No. 5180 Price 25¢ 3 p . | rehabilitation. : fam of Jax Yin a soit Soy 0 terias A No. 5258 Price 25¢ He realized that, on the. bid- “This is a very tangible result and there are many more One of Ameriea’s . Mother's ing. A second application will pro- I seven designs. : Cabot. Alb 25 ding. he got from his partner, he ‘which anyone talking to the people over here can discover.” H vide a higher shine ‘and sturdier B FE Anne. Cabot um,» ° | would have been justified in try- : | i protection. 2 : J vesssssssisesasicsnesne 8 yi Fs 5 ge. 15 or | If you have time, give each ap- Enhance bedlinens with these Name .. ng for -a grand slam. He would Finest Collections x plication a little polishing when it lovely “swirled” center medal- “sieastsssensuvesnsineanes 'have done. just that, if his part- . £ _in shear is dry. Don't use paste or liquid lions. Crochet the dainty Irish jner had been Mr. Masters or Mr. ’ -— cleaning and polishing wax on roses in pale pink and the lacy Street .ccccccscccssscccscccccee Gramplon, o M th oc ¢ rubber articles; they deteriorate; background in variegated green sssesiierasansss UL Willa AIT, Muzay Across the 9 e famous when they come in contact with! and white. CHY wrvseen (table, there was a question as to of America’s Finest the solvent in buffing type waxes. Pattern 5258 includes com- Stale ....eureereessesevytacaee whether the bids made on the Ps ioc i es se oe ct ii pe eo Ee - North cards meant what they ’ . utmost in = should ‘have meant. Maybe so. Don’t Forget Our — Maybe not. Mr. Dale was not Make Watches . willing to take the risk. ) I : luxurious an Yes, Mr. Dale missed the bonus MODEL CHILD | : * Eastman Rolleiflex for a grand slam on this hand. | In propor- x Zeiss But the fact remains that he gets: | rqus better results playing with Mr. % Aico Keystone Muzzy than does any other play- FASHION SHOW er. % Révere Cameras There are several reasons for - this. First, he keeps his criticism z * Bell & Howell Projectors to himself and that makes Mr. Tomorrow, Saturday diana for over + Bol Accessories Muzzy more co-operative. Strosi Moor Bolex : Second, he tries to make bids 3 and plays which Mr, Muzzy is 12. at 10:30 A. M. 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