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PART 4 PAGE 10 CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: THURSDAY. APRIL 21, I960 THEY WERE THERE YOU MAY NOT AGREE WITH ME BUT: The minimum drivers' license age should be 18 pressure to the contrary! As soon as a guy's wife senses his admiration for another gal, brother, does the woman start tearing the other poor dish apart. Fastest way to lose a friend is to explain to a poker, bridge or gin rummy player, why he's bad at it. About now, Princess Margaret and her Tony Jones would probably give it all up for a quiet country chapel hitching. What the FCC really should be concerning itself with, is TVs strange double standards.

Some simple shows are ridden with senseless taboos. Other so-called freewheeling discussion things often devolve into i Lyon iv, jfca fflA L--r jb iMUm 1 I IT" Mr iflT tiki iiV "in i-'nn'W Wli' 'ft WW 1 1 1 TMl rif aMfa S. B- M.rtv ,1 1 Robert A. Brown admiring pretty Mrs. Brown's Bill G.

Ronald Innes, club president, welcomes Vice Adm. Charles G. Rosendahl (ret.) and Baroness Violet Beatrix Veeck rose at University of Michigan Chicago club's first Mrs. Charles R. Walgreen, first woman to speak Wenner recount memories of Ferdinand von Zeppelin before her por-Ladies day luncheon Wednesday in Henrici's (A photos), at a Chicago Wolverines luncheon.

trait of air pioneer at unveiling in Germania club (B). utter tastelessness and vulgarity, and nobody in Washington says boo. People who insist on relating long, tedious stories, leave me cold. Ditto guys who boast of their big weight losses by demonstrating the gap between their waist line and belt buckle. Then there's 7.

BREIIDA STARR Reporter UZY7 X-ntetAZZlThVfCtMZM that other social bore, the inveterate conversational inter UaueSTt 1 TUS TODAY. AW TV WAY I VJBAZ MmKCZCKirjCHlItAf-) LOAD OPIHESB 'Can-Can" is a sheer filmusical rupter. court mmrtw- AVD I DO HOPS WSKAVEA OZTANLY MKttfZ YOU LIKE TO GO A 7DO ABOUT OPBJISlS 9 1 i jt i i i ii ri 1 1 ss PLACS WlLLKEEb EBZY AVAILABLE musamiomT HEAT" By KAY LORINC No Time on His Hands A pre-kindergarten lad greeted the celebrated 25 year old pianist, Van Cliburn, at the Shera- tan-Black- 1 stone's brunch in the Mayf air r-1 room last San- day with an I STZOKESU 2U GJELL. COHATACE YOU LISTEN TO TWOSOME NEWBORN INFANTS ARE HHLY INFECTIOUS to others And because thev Af I LOOKING ATME FOR? -1 INTERESTED IH Tho hokey, it's never pokey. You don't even mind Frank Sinatra's and Shirley MacLaine's Brooklynese in a lush gay '90s Parisian setting.

And, oo-la-la, that Cole Porter musical magic Nothing gives me the Jitters like an overly cluttered or over-decorated apartment cr Unless it's gals who sport too many doo-dads and overdress. When a doll will never admit another one is pretty and chic, it's a cinch she's suffering from Insecurity. Nothing's tougher than getting back on the beam after a vacation or layoff, however short. I'D RATHER do business with a guy who speaks right out and lets you know his true feeling than a self-fancied dissembler, the so-called crafty kind of a business man. Any performer or columnist! who can't take raps should get out of the public eye.

Spare me from braggarts who make you feel like a weakling because they were able to. quit smoking. They usually gave it up two days before all the bow taking. Preening married men who think they are heaven sent personal packages to all women everywhere, never really grew up. you like to play golf, swell, but why must you bore everybody with the tee-dious details? WTiy does big achievement on the part of a dear friend bring on more jealousy than that of any gal out to get revenge? A girl in a bikini can have the worst figure you've ever lamped, but she gets all the male eyes at any l.

-t. XT11. 111 1 1 Goren on Bridge By Charles Goren unabashed "Hi." The pleasant voiced Texan smiled and LITERALLY SURROUNDED CLOUDS OF CALLED Xam Clibun 1 CLOUD pApicS. North said: "There's nothing I'd like better some day than to marrv. settle down, and have a family! But," he Neither vulnerable, deals.

NORTH AQ106 AQ3 Q974 AAKQ added, "I'm old fashioned I'd want to give my children a ereat deal of myself, and don't know 'when I'll have He Prepares Royal Fare for Midwesierners the time." He hastened to say he isn't interested in any particular young, woman BY MARY MEADE If Princess Margaret wishes WTST EAST AK92 A8754 V8765 VJ10 9 2 Jess 109874 AJ3 SOUTH AAJ3 K42 AK108 652 The bidding: rich sauce. Those who finish the dessert merit two extra spoonfuls of sugar in the after dinner coffee. All of the proper wines come with this meal, Including liebf raumilch, 1953, which is a favorite of Prince Philip. him to serve at her wedding festivities, Art Carter is prepared to fly back to London. This suave and quiet mannered maitre d' hotel who recently catered to the appe- i i- The next meal after one ucavu.

rtuuuiig scuua uic a uusriy, iuw piicneu feminine voice. I've learned never to. quarrel with a smart woman's intuition. People who have to constantly toot their own horn suffer from the deepest of inferiority complexes and self doubts. The same holds true about power nutty guys who believe their own publicity most of which has been artfully contrived and exaggerated from the barest of facts.

WIVES invariably raise h--l with their husbands when the guys, out to impress, overtip. Individuals who keep talking constantly are the most insin- 1 mm aA North East South West Friday Menu 1 Pass 2 NT Pass like that can only be scram bled eggs, toast, and coffee! 4 NT Pass 6 NT Pass Pass Pass $5 Favorite Recipe Opening lead: Ten of A clever false card by East i v. almost upset the slam contract today, but the declarer BREAKFAST Grapefruit Halvef Fre-Swcctened Oat Cereal with Milk Hot Biscnhs from tube Butter and Jelly MDk Coffe Txrsca. Buttermilk Griddleeaket wfck Maple 8 imp Fresn Fruit Salad Bowl Chocolate Chip Cooklee Milk leu DINNER Broiled lobster Tafli with Melted Butter Baked Fotatoei with Chive Soar Cream Fresh Asparagus Coleslaw Bread and Butter Warm Glnserbread with Whipped Cream Milk Coffe. cere 01 au.

a guy is iruiy Diessea it he can trust his wife not to say the wrong thing when left alone with his business associates. That sartorial fad affected by so many men today tight pants and formless jackets- -should be outlawed bv artistic, cascernine canaMi taiTnr overcame his wily opponent by refusing to believe his eyes If until all of the evidence was in. FROSTED CRANBERRY SALAD Six to eight servings 1 can 1 pound jellied cranberry sauce 1 tablespoon lemon Juice 1 package 3 ounces cream cheese cup mayonnaise 4 cup confectioners sugar teaspoon salt 1 cup cream, whipped Vt cup chopped walnuts 4 everywhere. Those form fitting trousers should be left to bullfighters andor ballet dancers. I am constantly The bidding was efficient and methodical.

North opened now, anyway. Cliburn's brunch companions found him modest, serious, and of the firm conviction that "recognition of any kind brings tremendous responsibilities." There's a spice of the frivolous in him, too evidenced that day in his enjoyment of helping judge the hats worn by women guests to the brunch a stint he was persuaded to accept because he found the She rat n-Blackstone's colorful golden anniversary celebration so fascinating. Another Language The story was told by an exchange student from Afghanistan: A young foreigner came to the United States unable to speak English. So some friends taught him to say apple pie and coffee, in order that he might have something to eat in public places. Time passed and he appealed to the friends to please teach him names of other dishes because he was getting awfully tired of apple pie and coffee.

So they taught him to say hamburgers and eggs. Quite pleased, the young foreigner hurried to a nearby cafe and promptly ordered hamburgers and eggs. "Should the eggs be fried or scrambled?" asked the waiter. The young foreigner gazed bleakly at him and exclaimed resignedly, "Til have apple pie and coffee!" with one club and South had a standard two no trump response. Note that nothing is via old TV movies: Bill Holden and Richard Carlson; Edmond O'Brien and Brod Crawford; Dana Andrews and Cornel Wilde; Conrad Nagel and Otto Kruger.

But then I'm a dense sort of a fellow. to be gained by making a tem tites of England's royalty, now is indulging Chicago's most epicurean tastes. The porizing response in dia eat cranberry sauce with electric mixer until fluffy. Add monds first. North has 19 locale is a 40 year old night TTI1 club, now turned dining spot, lemon juice.

Turn mixture into a refrigerator tray and freeze uooKincr en nouywooq tt i tv none other than the Club points in high cards and knows that partner has a minimum of 13, so he invites Art Carter, whose culinary creations were favored by Princess Margaret, now caters to epicurean midwestern appetites. Here he is preparing strawberry fritters with sabayon sauce. ctribuxe Photoj until firm. Beat cheese, mayonnaise, sugar, and salt until a slam by giving a jump raise to four no trump. South has the maximum of 15.

and he Alabam. Carter came into the Tribune test kitchen the other afternoon to show us how he prepares some of the specialties which have been parts of royal banquets, including two strawberry delights. These are caviar stuffed strawberries, served as pre-dinner nib- cheerfully accepts the invitation by bidding six no trump. smooth. Stir in whipped cream and spread over cranberry layer.

Sprinkle nuts on top. Place salad in freezer until firm. Mrs. John F. Meggesin 333 Marion.

Aurora Send your favorite recipe to: Recipe Editor, Chicago Tribune. It may bring you $5. u. 3. ricKs eggy for Tour of Russia BY HEDDA HOPPER HOLLYWOOD, April 20 When Peggy Lee returned from New York, I asked for news.

"Well," said she, the state department would like me to make a tour of the Soviet Union which I might have time to do after I finish 'New Girl in in Dallas, Tex." I freshly made and pulverized coffee, cinnamon stick, and rum, cognac, kirsch, and cu-racao. Carter watches his guests discreetly to gauge their appetite for sweets I ate every frittered berry, and all of the West opened the ten of clubs and declarer proceeded to take the spade finesse. The Then they are placed in a kettle of cooking oil heated to 380 degrees. The rum and sugar "soak" is used in the batter. Cream marsala is Carter's choice of wine for the sabayon sauce which covers these hot berries at dessert time.

Carter devised the centerpiece shown in the photograph, just for us. It is a blers, and french fried berries queen was permitted to ride around to West's king, and the club return was won in CARROLL RIGHTER'S dummy. Declarer could count roared with laughter when I heard Gary Cooper was trying to get Simnno Sicmnrpf tr 11 tricks off the top two ROSCOPE in spades and three each in hearts, diamonds and clubs table decoration that makes Incidentally Yours with a 12th available in 1 VWDikW him in View ronvth 40th Floor." That will be the day. Did you notice that when she picked up he? -Oscar, she started to indulge in the old.Rus-1 It has just come to our at-, The good old days were when inflation was just something you: did to a balloon. Brush ware in creamy sabayon sauce, one of the most divine desserts this side of heaven.

If you want to startle and delight guests with the ca-viared berries, do it his way: Each huge caviar filled berry sits on a thin slice of lemon garnished with bits of truffle. He sprinkles vodka or lemon juice over the caviar just before serving. Believe me, this kind of eating is nothing less than sublime! The batter fried strawberries are soaked first in rum and sugar, then dried, rolled in flour, and dipped in batter. sian tncK 01 amlaudine the audienrj tention that one tax-harassed publicity agent inadvertently enclosed a lengthy publicity diamonds if that suit broke 3-2 or if the jack were successfully located. Accordingly, he layed down the king of diamonds to see what happened.

West followed with but stopped in mid-clap? And her-husband, Yves Montand. reauested release with her income tax the deuce and East played the and got seven rehearsals for his stint-in the Oscar show. The rest of the Peggy Lee six. With the five and three actors got two, if they were lucky. missing, it appeared that if report.

At least it's one release that should enjoy a careful scrutiny. Lament of the unattached girl at commencement: Four years of college and whom did it get me?" anyone were short in dia monds, it would surely be East South was, therefore, about to cash the ace of dia dessert later. Huge, fresh strawberries are pinned to fresh lime halves and surrounded by more berries. The color combination is pleasing. One may sprinkle the berries with a favorite liqueur, then later serve them with ice cream or sour cream.

Watching Carter perform is half the fun of a gourmet dinner at Club Alabam. A typical menu might include clams de Llyse and salad with his own version of the famous green goddess dressing, in which he uses Jots of coarse pepper! Fresh corn saute a la maison and a filet of precisely the correct pinkness are further delights for the palate. Later, cafe diable is served with flames leaping almost to the ceiling. This specialty is a simmer of orange and lemon peel, whole coffee beans, day, especially In the company of one who is interested In. mutually beneficial outlets.

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monds next when he realized that he could postpone the diamond play until he found out more about his oppon THURSDAY, APRIL 21 GENERAL TENDENCIES: You are aU stirred up to try to make others see what you want and need to be very careful to channel your energies wisely. Do not aUow yourself the luxury of having a "chip on your shoulder! ARIES March 21 to April 19J Be sure to consult with expert advisers whose experience qualifies them to give you the very best solutions. TAURUS April 20 to May 20 A fine day to enjoy Interesting companions. However, be very diplomatic. GEMINI May 21 to June 21 Make a favorable Impression upon higher-up by doing your most efficient work.

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22 to Sept 22 A good day to shop with associates. Then write letters, fUl out reports, etc. LIBRA Sept. 23 to Oct 22 You are In a most creative mood and can accomplish a great deal. SCORPIO Oct 23 to Not.

21 If attuned properly astroIoglcaUy, you should arise feeling very happy and fuU of life. Then spread sunshine among those you love. SAGITTARIUS Nor. 22 to Dec. 21 Basic affairs can now be handled most efficiently and constructively.

Be sure to consult experts. CAPRICORN Dec. 22 to Jan. 20 Systematic activity Is wisest Thura- NOBLE NFV FLAVOR! eioBSBEr. three rounds of each.

It now became apparent that he could have at most only two diamonds. Declarer now realized that if diamonds broke badly, East would have the burden of protecting the suit, so he led over to the queen and, when West showed out, it was routine to finesse against East's jack on the ents' distribution. When he played a third club, East showed out, mark fur four ui vaiiuu ivikuict iuup ridoal 16 page Forecast for May, aend ing West witn live ot tnat suit. As the spades and hearts your Dtrui aate ana au cvuib iu im i wi stamps to Carroll Righter Forecast, Boi 1895. Grand Central station Aew York RAND were run, West followed to Copright 1960.

General Features Corp. nl Women's Division of Jewish Appeal to Meet Thursday The women's division of Combined Jewish Appeal of 1 A GEORGE SANDERS, in his autobiography, reminded me of something I'd forgotten. As his parents were leaving St. Petersburg, Lenin was arriving, lie writes: "No one took any notice of the fact that on April 2, 1917, President Woodrow Wilson spoke of the wonderful and heartening things that had been happen-7 ing the past few weeks in Russia, and next day Kerensky's provisional government was granted by the United States a credit of 325 million dollars, which 1 guaranteed the success of their revolution and bought herself a lifelong enemy." Marlon Brando Is in real trouble not about his pictures, ne doesn't seem to care what people think about them as long as money rolls in. It's girl trouble again.

VINCENT PRICE on May 1 celebrates his 25th year in the theater. It doesn't seem possible. He started at the top, played "Victoria Regina" in London before opening on Broadway as Prince Albert opposite Helen Hayes as Queen Victoria, and has never stopped working. Morton da Costa returns to New York to find a replacement for Eddie Albert in "The Music Man," then hell work on the picture, which starts shooting in April, '6L He tells me Forrest Tucker, in Detroit, is pulling in $85,000 a week in the same part. He was so popular in Chicago he could have been elected mayor.

Bob Arthur signed Arthur O'Connell for "The Great Impostor," with Tony Curtis playing the lead; they've also signed Commodore James Plomer from Canada as technical director. He was commander of the destroyer when Fred Demara posed as a navy doctor. WTonder wir 'they didn't get Demara. He's a good actor too. THE PETER LAWFORDS celebrate their 6th wedding anniversary at their beach house', the former home of Louis B.

Mayer. Wouldn't they love it if those walls could talk? Katyna Ranieri wowed patrons of the Persian room in New York just as she did at Ciro'i In Hollywood. Cheese GE3IP OIP dog -well fed is why! ii xropouiaii -Chicago willf hold a plan-1 Real cheese flavored by nions with minds of their own. Different! ning meeting Thursday for the first of its four special REMOVES HAIR SHEEN ly DERMOTT of London gifts events.f RUST mm STAINS The planning ktteKofCCmxPOTS meeting will be held at Add glorious highlights and FLOCKS 'METAIS soft, flattering shadows to your hair. j'sut VA ox.

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