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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, JANUARY 27,- 1949.
WOMANSENSE
BIRTHDAY GIFT, NEARLY £1,000,000
It will only make a ripple.
in life of this mother
Since she married actor Agor they have lived not in the big house her childhood earnings bought a decade ago but in what used to distance be her playroom. nome away in the grounds.
Palo Blue Walls
By FREDERICK COOK
NEW YORK. This room, completely remodelled, has a combined living-and-dining Most young women who room with cak-beamed cellings and know for certain
that within pale blue walla At one end, a vast the next threo months they log-burning fireplace is surrounded would be going to get a birth by sofas and easy chales. The re-
tcctory table has places for day present of between £800,000
guesta. and £1,000,000 might be for- given for being a little excited about it.
YOUNG MRS, AGAR Shirley Temple to you—“ All } want la to play character roles. and go on making pictures for the rest of my life."
But April 23 this year, her no 21st birthday, will make more than a temporary ripple in the life of Mra John Agar, of Hollywood."
The routine that morning will be the same us on every other morning: first, bathe the baby and dress her; then put her in the pram and take her. for a walk in the high-walled garden-the only gateway of which as a precaution against kidnappers, is guarded by an intricate electrical mechanism.
Full-time Job
Young Mrs. Agar better known lo filmgoers as Shirley Temples one of the few child stars who will get dollars instead of disillusion- ment for her birthday gift.
20
The Agar bedroom, yellow and gray, has leading off it the nursery for Linda Susan-one year old next month, and already giving promiso of being as pretty a couple of years hence as her mother was at three.
Mrs Agar and her husband have a cook and two nurses But eare of her baby in Shiricy's own first
and
concern.
Her father and mother Mr Mrs George Temple, live in the bi
there is a suite of house, where offices devoted entirely to the run- ning of Shirley's estate.
More Ambitious
Mr Temple will remain in charge becomes 21 after his daughter though control will pass formally
to her.
By stardom's standards the Agars live simply.
Cosmetics Every Woman Needs
Courtesy Columbia Picture After falling on powder with a puff. Movla Biar Janla Carter blends it with her fingertips.
By HELEN FOLLETT
scales, helping the skin surface to, keep smooth and of fee texture.
Shirley, after 17 years in the
me: "I never was WITH the cost of living as what it as 1 pictures, told
am now. Butie, the average woman has to to play ambitious
character keep ʼn keen eye on the beauty bud- Most women are powder wasters. all I want is roles.
get. She can't afford to be wasteful, They quit it on generously, remove buy toiletries that most of it. Whlch seems pretty Many women "I just want to go on making stand on the shelves, of the bath senseless to this preacher of pul- That, perhaps, is due to the fact pictures for the rest of my life.
1tc,
then add au room cabinet, and are soon forgot chritude. Use that her father is a banker, and
And saving the money for our next
ten. Or, they purchase more items necessary, children. Yes, we want 10 when he saw how the two
than their pulchritude needs require. money was pouring in he gave up have three. his banking and devoted all his Susan, 1 Imagine, has one of the dolls in the time to managing his little girl's largest collections of estate.
world. She came in for hundreds that I had when I was a baby. a person Shirley today, is
me from all consequence in her own right. In People sent them to America's Who's Who she rates 30 over the world. I'm saving some, lines, more than Mr Truman uy of course, for the next two.", five lines.
years ago
of
Yet she has not allowed fame or wealth to spoil her.
HOMEWORK
Pros And Cons Of Rice Diet NEEDN'T BE
By HERMAN N. BUNDESEN, M,D,
RECENTLY 1 have received many use the low salt diet together with
letters from people who want to know just what can be expected from the rice diet in cases of high blood pressurd.
Like every other treatment for high blood pressure, this one has both advantages and disadvantages. Its chief value seems to lle in the fact that it is low in salt, and recent studies show, that a low intake of salt may be quite helpful in many cases of high blood pressure.
Of course, it goes without saying That If the cause of high blood pres sure can be determined, treatment should be directed towards the con- dition which is keeping the pressure up. But, in many instances, no dell- nite reason for it can be found. It ig in
these cases that the low salt tliet should be tried.
In no instance, however, should such dieting be attempted without the direction of a physician, because lowering. the salt content of the body may produce such symptoms weakness, sickness at the stomach and muscle cramps, before a fall in the blood pressure occurs
Kidney Discaso
as
with severe kidney In patients disease and hardened arteries, the diet may be a factor in low salt bringing on uremia, a condition in which waste products are retained in the body. It has also been found that the low salt, dlet must be tot- lowed for a period of weeks before its effect on the blood pressure can be determined. With this in mind, you can see how necessary it is for the amount of urea in the blood to De checked at regular intervalsk Only a physician can do this.
To increase the loss of salt from the body, certain preparations con- aining mercury may be given by injection. When the mercurials arc used, the patient may be given a more liberal diet. The mercurial preparations are given by injection about iwlee វា week under your
hysician's guidance.
In most cases; the patient with high blood pressure and a normal amount of urea in the blood may
Household Hints.
To reinove, ice cream or cream stains from washablo materials, spongo the cloth first with cold or lukewarm water, then wash in warm soapsuds. If the material la not washable, sponge the opot with carbon tetrachloride.' After this has dried, sponge with cold water...
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Light tints for walls and ceilings
of your room have the advantage
of improving the natural lighing of
the room, and of making it possiblo
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pressure
the mercury for a period of threo weeks at least, or until the desired effect of lowering the blood pressure occurs. If EL drop
the blood in does not
this result in not likely that period of time, it is a low salt diet will have any value for the patient. If the blood pres- sure does drop. the physician will work out a dietary plan that will keep the salt content of the body
If there is sumclent damage to the kidneys to make it necessary to cut down the eating of proteins, such as come from meat,, milk and eggs. rice may be used as the main source of calories and protela. Such pa- tients may take a quart to a quart
half of fulds a day. & Other methods of treatment for high blood pressure, such cutting of ce iain nerves, have been suggested. But these are drastic and, before any surgery is carried out, it would seem the better part of wisdom to try the low mit diet.
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A CHORE.
By CARRY CLEVELAND MYERS, Ph.D.
WHEN homework is mentioned it has a wide variety of meanings
to different parents. To one parent It may mean that a child, ngo eight dr ten, must sit and work and worry over doing a long list of arithmetic very hard words to problems or spell, with the parents participat- ing in the orgy of hampering emo- tions involved. To another parent it means long, late hours for the adolescent youth over Several as- sigruments which the parents won't let him
"he must finish because have sleep."
To still another parent homework may mean school assignments which the youth merely daydreams over, always complains about and avoids when he can escape parental prea
ure. To ever so many other par- ents homework means much for them to do and to worry about, and the youth rarely or never to do.
Companionship With Child
To an occasional parent, homo- work may mean an opportunity to enjoy companionship with the child. especially at helping him find m- terials relative to some very fasci- nating work he has been doing
school, which he desires to assem- ble, read and interpret,
Perfumes were never as expen-
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It is well to know what to select and give as they are now. If you have how to conserve fragrant cosmetics. fared forth in a reckless mood,
Guma for spent n considerable Two creams are destrable for the favourite floretted scent, de not let average complexion, one a fairly it stand on your dressing table be- bght emollient to be used for the cause the bottle is quaint and pretty. purpose of removing makeup or to Put it
away in a dark cabinet. solace a skip that is dry and clup. Warmth and light will cause per- ped; a heavier one for message at fume to evaporate. Keep it Ughily night after the face has been washed with a
heavier toppered
On
bland soap. The consistency offers resistance to the mine, one cosmetic, do not econo- and that is the hand lotion. gers, 50 that manipulations to Use it freely. If you belong to the deeper into
the flesh to tone the grand army of housewives, have a underlying fibres and to coax the bottle in the kitchen, one in every blood streams to get into a livelles bathroom, apply the contents al state of action.
least twice a day. With your mitts. in and out of water frequently, they are robbed of the natural oli that keeps them smooth.
No need for using creams lavish ly. After all, it is the friction that does the most good, removing deud
Let's Eat
BY
IDA BAILEY ALLEN
"One-Utensil" Mixing Method
mave
cooking your head, you can really Y classes YEARS ago I taught my
the "One Utensil" washing many dishes."
Dinner method of mixing batter for cake and hot breads. Then there came a
Sorrel Soup
Dark Bread period of claborate cooking when Orange-Roasted Shoulder or
on the
Breast of Lamb Pan Cooked Potatoes the cky seemed the limit preparation and number of dishes used by many cooking teachers and
Spiced Cabbage Ritz Tomato-Cucumber Relish consequently by many homemakers.
Twin Mountain Muffins Sugared Berrics Coffee or Tea Milk (Chlidren) All Measurements Are Level Recipes Serve Four Sorrel
often called "sour grass, and is an excellent source of Vitamin A and. C.
Today the cycle is complete, and at lust the science of cookery has
back to
this common-senso
come
Iden that the fewer the dishes the belter the cook, and the "one bow!" method is being presented as head- line cooking news.
Largo Saucepan
But I do not use a bowl. Instead throughout my entire career I have always advocated mixing batter a large sauce pan, Clumsy, heavy nixing bowls are taboo in my kit
chen.
Melt 2 tbsp. butter or margarino in a sauce pan. Add 2 c. chopped washed #orrel, 1 tbsp. each chopped parsley and chives, and simmer. 10 min. Ad & boiling wand boll &
and 1⁄4 tsp. pepper, min. Scold and add 14 milk. Beat 2 eggs light. Stir in the hot soup and re-heat and stir for 1 min. Serve with dark bread..
c. whole
Orange-Roasted Lamb
par-
Except in very few schools with long school days providing for am- pic periods for study under expert guidance, and for a very few indi- "I agree that the sauce pan with vidual pupils who are geniuses at a rounded bottom is a much better
Order 1 small log of lamb, or 3 to quick leaming in the classroom, utensil for mixing a batter than a some homework, above the fourth heavy bowl," said the Chef. "The 4 lbs. breast of lamb. In either case or fifth grades, is, think, desirable. handle is a great help in holding have it boned, and use the bones in The average pupil in junior and the utensil firm while creaming but making Scotch barley broth, Dust the cavity with salt. and pepper; senior high school hardly will get ter and beating a batter. The round-
thin slices of ed bottom does away with all cor spread with. school of high
Very on very well in
orange
Fasten
with
poultry scholastic standards unless he does ners, so It is eary to mix the ingre- .ed
pins and lace together with while Come Homework regularly. Nor will, dients together.
string. Dust with salt and pepper, bo well prepared with τους "A flat wooden spoon shaped like sprinkle thickly with dour. Place in 'habits for serious study in case he gous on to college. Most of the Just a spatula in of importance in mix- a roasting pan, fat side up; roast ing a cake," the Chef went on. 15 to 20 min, at 425 F., or until, the criticism of homework comes from has a long handle that to enny to four begins to brown. Then reduce the excessive amount of it for cer tain students and from the nature hold, and does not cut into the hand the heat to 350 F. and continue to like a metal spoon. It is very light roast, allowing 25 mln. to tho of the assignments, especially in the to use, and is quiet in its operation, pound. Basta 3 times with 1⁄2 c. grudes
It does not clink against the bowl orange juice, mixed with 1c. hot
JUICK as metal docs. And besides, I and walter and 2 tbsp. lemon that the wooden spoon makes Butter Serve with gravy or with an orange- shortening cream soft more 'currant Jelly' sauce made from tho or
drippings in the pan, quickly than metal"
"Given
Spiced Cabbage
No Regular Homowork Teachers would do well to give little homework assignments below the fourth and fifth grades. If they
on accurate measuring
do so earlier, it affould not require cup and mensuring spoons, there's Crisp and Ano-shred trough cab-
more than twenty or thirty minutes an evening-not long hard lists of just one utensil besides the sauce bage to make 4 heaping cupfuls. a sauce pan? cl I top. pan and spoon, that I need when Place in Arithmetic problema or anything else to be handed in. Barring a fow making muling or plain cake, and salt and 1 c. bolilag water. Cover then special acaignments in junior and that's a rubber dish scraper," I said; nnt br1 10 miu. Stwie, senior high school, rarely. should batter out of the utensil"
"it's useful in scraping every bit of drain. Season with 1 tbsp, batter or margarine and 2 tbsp. vinegar dram- any written assignments be done at
ed from spleed pickles... By GRACE THORNCLIFFE
home to be graded at the school. TRIMMED grentcont Practically all regular written work signed for rent winter wear should be done
at school. Good
THE FUR
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Metal Spatula
Ritz Tomato Cucumber Rolish
Select 3 Arm, medium-sized, rips teaching motivates the learnen la "For that I use an enry-bending to get the greatest value from light-in a new note, and a nice one, since ing fixtures. Dark colours, on the.
note class to a decorative
do something outside of metal spatula," said the Chef, "and tomatoes, and 1 small tender cucum- stem cada. Wash other
the power to without detrecting from the utll-class in a way that he must carry when I finish scraping out the bat ber. Wash but do not peet the, torna hand, hava absorb light.
tarian purpose of the cost. Camols with his what is learns in his head ter, the utensil is so clean I can use toes; cut out the hair and wool mixture is used for instead of what his parents or it right away, for mixing a new and peel the eueumbor. Cut both to
matoes and cucumbers in
small for him to this model with nutria pockets to classmates have done
dish,"
bite-sized chunks and add the terci à luxurious note. It la double carry in his hands,
Both methods are good," I can- quantity of tomato-French dressS- breasted, and has brown buttons. A When your child begins to have
Add 2 tbsp. minced chives and the children's playroom keeps the brown eashmere scarf is allpped regular homework assignments, try ceded. As to the flour and dry Ing. -youngsters · safely- Inside, but en- through the classic collar-and-rovers, to see to it that he is home on nights Ingredients, ther can be sifted onto, 1 tbsp. ininced parsley. Chill and ables mother to watch them as she This is a good all-purpose coat for before school and goos at this work largo sheet of waxed paper. In-server as a relish, with or without goen about her household duties. Ieveryday wear"
|at a regular Ulmo and placeslieden istendiof. a. plato, sef you use letturos falFERMAIN
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