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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 3, 1954 a FIGURE Brown Sugar Tip When you are using brown sugar in baking, pack it into your measuring cup so firmly that it will retain its shape when it is turned out. Wrong Use of Exercise Is Harmfu There's Pride end Protection in a CLOROX-CLEAN HOME! Judy Jennings' Notebook Nettie Rosenstein Label in Pocketbook Causes Rough Sledding When Bag Is Lost CLEANING RUG GUanetf arts' Skaajooei tMaat tat Ordinal Bcaaty .9 at 12 DOMESTIC Fast Service City Suburbs CL0R0X PEERLESS NE 4-4000 A shopping spree, Mrs. Milton HubscWan lost her W0 SBH0WARD AND OXFORD STS.l 0 pocket-book in a midtown shop was instructed to inquire at the "lost and found" derjartment eave a full rail INM CAUtTIt) Disinfect! DIODOIIZIf BlIACHIS XIM3VIS STAJNI lower back is flattened against floor. Hold, release and repeat 10 times. Progress by lifting hips off floor and hold.

Do not arch back. Keep firm grip on girdle muscles, pulling up and in snugly. Arms Overhead Now a stretch slide right leg down on floor and stretch right arm back overhead on floor and p-u-1-1, still keeping small of back in contact with floor and left knee bent. Reverse position of legs and stretch thoroughly along left side. To reach bias muscles, twist gently at waist and touch left knee point at far side of right thigh while pulling up and in with abdominal muscles.

Get the habit of holding this snug up-and-in pull all the day long and you'll never lose your lovely figure. ADVERTISEMENT QIOHT FOR YOUR 0H11B i every way The most trusted aspirin for children, specialized in size, flavor and dosage. Easy to give exactly as your doctor order without having to break tab-leu: each is regular adult dose. By Ida Jean Kain Elasticity in the important middle muscles can prevent or banish the a middle spread and quicken energy. But to get desired results it is essential to know how the muscles do their work.

A normal weight who has'been practicing the wrong exercise writes: 'Both fashion chart and my doctor say my weight is perfect yet I have a bulging abdomen. Even when I get my girdle muscles well under control by raising and lowering my legs, I have a protruding abdomen so I lose heart." Difficult to Do That familiar and favorite exercise of raising and lowering the legs from a lying down position is difficult to do, you feel the strain and get the notion it must be streamlining as all get out. Actually that exercise is harmful for a person with weak abdominal muscles. The movement begins at the point where the effort is greatest, and a great deal of force is required to lift the feet through the first 12 inches. This pulls the small of the back up away from the floor and increases the tendency toward swayback, which causes the ab-bomen to protrude more.

The only way a beginner should attempt that exercise is to first elevate the feet to a low bench or stool, so the feet do not have to be raised through that first dozen inches and they should be lowered only to the resting bench, never clear to the floor. Prevents Strain Today's conditioners are taken from a safety position which prevents strain. It is essential that dieters tone the muscles of the abdomen for as the fat interlarding the muscles is taken away, tone must be restored, otherwise the organs in the abdominal cavity will tend to sag, thus increasing the bulge. Safety position: Lying on back on floor, knees flexed (bent), soles of feet on floor. Firmly contract the abdominal strongly and tilt the pelvis so the QUART BOTTLE description to the young man in charge who said he had a bag, but the lady's name was printed inside "My name isn't in- side" Mrs.

Hubschman replied, "but that bag is MINE." "Oh no" the gentleman said, "the printing reads Nettie Rosenstein" i and after much explanation he was persuaded the "Nettie" was the bag's importer NOT the owner. -i The Geographical Society of Philadelphia is all set to present itstgold medal achievement on the 10th the medal, designed by Helen Stevenson West of the Quaker City, to go 1 to Sir Edmund Hillary, K.B.E., who is being made such a fuss over since arriving in this country, as he's one of only two men ever to reach the peak of Mount Everest There'll be especially big doin's that night at a dinner (chairmaned by Mrs. William White, with Mrs. Horace W. Gordon as co-chairman) which will precede the festivities which will be on the stage of the Academy of Music where Hillary and two members of the '53 British Everest Expedition will make personal appear-f antes tell in words and movies of their historic conauest STJQSIPH.

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i 'Bill" Ash found that the part of the Good Samaritan sometimes backfires watching an elderly gentleman struggle to rock his car back and forth on the hummocks of snow and ice near a curb on a main street in West Chester (as the tires spun and gears clashed) he courteously offered his help, said he'd slip behind the wheel, see what he would so Sooo, flagging down an approaching tractor-trailer and all following cars, he took the wheel, expertly jockeyed the car away from the curbstone and into the halted line of traffic then, to his hot-cheeked embarrassment the driver burst out with, "But ye gods, man, I didn't want to get out; I was trying to PARK here! When manufacturer William Loeb celebrated his 50th birthday at Old Original Bookbinder's vou could have knock- 89c 2.61 3 lb bag "bog RREGULAR Talk about wardrobe magic here is an any-hour answer with four-gored skirt and yokes of distinction! For the crisp feminine look; add contrasting collar and cuffs of linen or pique. Make it again with square neGk, short sleeves. No. 2730 is cut in sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. Size 16: 2 yds.

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Uth Phila. 7. Pa. Kl 5-2445 EST. 1924 Laraes! Eloifit Hoc Distributor SLICED BEEF or PORK on SOP" Daily 9 to 9 to 9 in KICH BROWN GRAVY When the Philadelphia Inquirer Cooking School meets tomorrow at the Benn Theater, 63rd st.

and Woodland homemakers will be treated to a demonstration of the four mid-winter menus that made news in the northeast section. Good substantial meals built ing moving they nope by March into a house they're abuilding on "Tregarick" the Devon estate of Mrs. Emile C. Geyelin and Bill's uncle, the late Emile Geyelin though all on one floor it's far from typicaftjf the ranch house Meanwhile, Bill's sister, Berthe Patterson, is home from Connecticut after a visit with her brother-in-law and sister, the George du Ponts. Henry Mitchell hadn't the slightest idea of becoming a sculptor until five years ago for after his graduation from Princeton in '38 he joined the Hercules Motor Corp.

as an experimental engineer as a hobby modeled heads for marionettes, prompted by his wife who gave him a batch of clay Soon a prominent sculptor urged him ot pursue sculpture as a full-time career Gained his Master of Fine Arts degree in two years at the Tyler School of Fine Arts won a Fulbright Scholarship to study with Mario Marini in Italy, had his first one-man show during his second year in Milan Now he teaches sculpture at the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the Museum School of Art He's been chosen as the speaker at the Gallery Talk at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fien Arts Friday afternoon at 2:30 in connection with its current 149th Annual Exhibition of Contemporary Oil Painting and large sculpture section his specialty The public is invited and admission is free. iWx 1 part JJ0X0N 'ith 1 part wipe cn, whisk off. finlliant sparkle lasts resists dust. Mm 1- Rmszi Get ii; 2V v5 '7S if ti WITH adoeo 'Sh'me-Speedet' Bridge Hand for Today -3l -f sr- KJt Jf. East-West vulnerable.

North dealer. NORTH A Q32 Q10 8 KQJ1098 5 around such good buys in meat as roast loin of pork, meat balls in sour cream gravy, also have their tempting and delicious desserts on tomorrow's menus. Pineapple chiffon pie, featured on one of the menus, deserves special mention. A pie plate is lined with pastry and baked, then allowed to cool. The filling is made by draining a number two can of crushed pineapple.

To the pineapple juice add water to yield one and one-half cups of liquid. Soften one tablespoonful of granulated gelatin in one-quarter cup of the pineapple liquid and combine the remaining liquid with one tablespoonful of lemon juice, one-half teaspoon of salt and one-half cup of sugar. Bring this mixture to a boiling point and add the softened gelatin and stir until dissolved. Add a small amount of the hot mixture to three beaten egg yolks and then add the remaining hot mixture. Cook over low heat for approximately three minutes.

Cool and add one tablespoonful grated lemon rind and one-half cup of crushed pineapple. Beat three egg whites with one-quarter cup of granulated sugar and fold the gelatin mixture into the stiffly beaten whites and. pour into the pie shell. Chill until" firm and garnish with remaining pineapple and whipped cream. The Philadelphia Inquirer Cooking Schools are held weekly in neighborhood theaters in co -T4 -Jk 51 I flak aw.

EAST WEST 4.974 3 6 5 43 2 AK865 43 2 Is 4 4 A65 0 A75 Q9 86 43 J. J10 7 2 SOUTH A A J10 KJ972 AK TCsa 1 i. rf North's two diamond call, he definitely denied possession of a six-card trump suit; and conversely. West could not have a singleton heart. It was thus certain that South held a five card heart suit, and West could not obtain two ruffs in diamonds.

It was also certain that West held two hearts, and thus his trumps could not be extracted in one round. If East had reasoned in this manner, he would have realized there was no hurry in giving partner the diamond ruff. If West held either the spade ace or the club ace, he could cash it, for the setting trick, whenever he obtained the diamond ruff. But if West held the spade king, he could not establish it as a winner, unless East led back a spade right away. East's proper return to the second trick, therefore, should have been a spade, and the contract would have been licked.

CHARLES J. SOLOMON A 1st 5 The bidding: North East Pass Pass 2 Pass 3 Pass West Pass Pass Pass South 1 2 NT 4 3 nrl Pass Pass 7- operation with the Philadelphia 3A Gas Works and the Stanley War ner Theaters. Doors open at 12:15 P. M. 4 TV Women's Club Calendar American Home Grouo.

8:15 P. home In today's deal from a rubber game. North South reached a logical four heart contract on a very sound bidding sequence. West opened the two of diamonds obviously a singleton), which East captured with the ace. East, knowing that his partner would trump on the next round, immediately fired back a small diamond.

As expected, this trick was ruffed by West, but now there were several (four) good diamond i tricks on the board, and after losing to the ace of trumps, South 1 discarded his two spade losers on the dummy's long diamonds, to' fulfill the game assignment. This contract could and should have been defeated, so where did East I go wrong? South had opened with one i heart, and over North's two dia- mond response. South had rebid two no trump. As lar as we know, Vkis -i4- Cuth nrtirrVis VaOi-Tf of Mrs. Allan J.

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Woman'a Club of Manea: Radio program Main Line Chapter. National Council of KREY flavor-roasted Beef or Perk Jewish Women: Meetinr. dessert luncheon, program. 12:30 Temple Adath Israel. Wynnewood.

Woman's Club of Dreiel Hill: Ceramics meeting. 10 A. home of Mrs. H. E.

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Woman'a Club of Newtown Sqnare: Stated meeting, program. 8:30 P. Alice Grim School. Century Club of Norwood: Executive UJ IU IvlliO aJVUIill well have held only a four-card heart suit. North's next call was board meeting.

1:30 P. home of Mrs. Harry E. Jordan. 209 W.

Winona ave League Women Voters of V'poer Darby X- Tour of Lankenau Hospital. 2 P. Woman's Clnb of Wyncote: Combined meet ing with wyncote Men's Club, program over a fluffy bed of rice! Mmm! Take advantage of this special saving to discover what a real delight Krey Sliced Beef or Pork and rich Brown Gravy are! You'll find over 101 ways to use them to make appetizing energy-building meals like this at a moment's notice! Ready to heat and serve for hot meat sandwiches or main course ideal in casseroles or stews! U. S. Gov't.

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row ram 2 P. clubhouse. Woman's Civic Chib of Prospect Park Executive meeting. 10:30 A. home of Hi Mrs.

Fred T. Kain. 412 Hinkson blvd Ridley Park. Woman'a Clnb of Media: Board meeting 10 A. luncheon.

12:30 P. pro gram 1:30 P. clubhouse. The Neighbors: Meeting, program. 3 P.

clubrooms. Lk I Freifi of er's Hi ffirichea' WMt. and in it are the queen and 10 of trumps. Surely, if South held only four-card heart suit, headed by at the most the king and the jack, he would have rebid three no trump, rather than four hearts, regardless of what his other cards might have been. By the same reasoning, when South bid two no trumps over 5 C1TT Women's Aaxiliarr af th.

Philadelphia. Countr Dental Satiety: Tea for members and visitors to annual Greater Philadelphia Dental Meeting. 4 P. Bel-lavue-Stratford. Smith dlege Clah Philadelphia: Decade meeting dessert.

1:30 P. M. home of Mrs. Bernard Behrend. 708 W.

Mt. Airy ave. Philomnsian Club: Stated meeting. 11 A. luncheon, noon; program.

1:15 P. at the clubhouse. Tempi. Vnlversilr Women's Clah: Annual card pa nr. 1:30 P.

at Wanamaker a Greek Hall. Women's Coancil as Deborah: Meeting. 1 P. Wanamaker a Empire Room. Polio League: Meeting.

7 P. Wanamaker'. Regency Room. Woman's Club of Frankford: Meeting of executive board and committee chairmen. 1 P.

at the horns of Mrs. James E. Embrey. 4932 Penn, st. Cornell Wsmen'a Club of Philadelphia: Cocktail partv.

scholarship benefit. 5 to 6 P. at the Warwick. Salvation Army: "Go see tour, Ladies Aid Community Chapel. Pennsylvania.

DAR: Meeting of board of managers. 11 A. Historical Society. 1300 Locust st. Sevlew Clnb of Oak Lane: Luncheon.

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at the clubhouse. 70th at. and Lakeside ave. Quaker rlty Ladies Motor Club: Monthly business meeting, luncheon. 12:30 P.

Snellenburgs. Edward Galfund Chapter. Cltv of Dope: Meeting. 12.30 P. Gimbel a Colonial Room Gerreantewn Chapter, Women's Ameriran ORT: Meeting, cocktail party, 8.30 P.

234 W. Uosal st. Philadelphia Basinesa Girls Cl.b: Meeting. ArielDhia Hotel. Mid-Town Anlltary.

Downtown Jewi.h Orphan Home: Luncheon, fashion show. card party 12:30 P. Woodbine Room. 54th and Arlington s'a. Philadelphia Home and School Ceanrll: Workshop 10 A.

Gimbel a. Women's Division of American Jewish C.n- gres: Board meeting. 10:30 A. Gunnel's. Philadelphia Motion Pietur.

Prevne Stndy Group: Meeting. 10:30 A. Gimbel s. Frlrnds of the Deaf: Card party, 1 P. Oimbels United Order the True Sisters.

Liberty, 28: Meeting. 1 P. Gimbel a. American Gold Star Mother. Center City Chapter: Meeting.

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Gunbel's. American Red Crass: Rom. nursing elaa. 7 P. Gimbel's.

Simmons College Club of Meeting. 7 P. Gimbel's. Plastic Cl.b: Board meeting. 2 IS P.

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St'BCRBAV Junior Woman's Cl.b mt Aldan: Budnea. meeting 8:15 M. Annex Woman's Clnb of Bywowd: Board meeting, 10 30 A department chairmen's 09 Dress Displayed For Rose Carnival the Difference The Women's Board of Ger- What every woman should know about COUPON WORTH when you buy either of these 'FEftl ALE T7 3 MEAT PRODUCTS I mantown Hospital will present the first showing of its 1954 "Rose Carnival Dress" today at the Germantown Cricket Club. The occasion is the Valentine card party, planned to launch the sale of the dress which is among projects leading up to the annual spring carnival for the hospital's benefit. The dress, which is from Allen's in Germantown, is a classic design in rayoa gabardine, buttoned down the front with a collar that turns down to form a V-neck.

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