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THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, JULY 5, 1952,

PRACTICAL HOMECRAFT

It Remains

A Mystery

-----about correct-diet-

London.

Testa recently completed In a London laboratory revolutionise ideas dlet and correct

may. about feeding.

For the first time experiments hitherto carried out only on animals have been iried on human beings.

They indicate: Millions of "well-fed" people crpentry

children are lacking a facior" in their food, without which they cannot develop to the ful),

mysters

Supposedly fully developed children. when provided with the "myntery fuctor, almost Immediately develop even more. At Brul relentists carried out feste

animals..

on

They proved that in a large number of cases "vitimin diet" thought to contain all in- gredients essential to health and growth was in fact seriously deficient In some unknown quality

And

Then they set about trying to out what substances. con- tained this ingredient.

They found some-though they still could not isolate the Ingredient itself,

But ther

discover that

when rats or puinen pigs were ted on this substance they show- ed immediate benefits,

They grew bigger and better In every physical respect.

Applied to human beings

The next step was to find out whether this ingredient, could be applied to human beings.

were

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Stitching Fine

If you have trouble sewing a straight seam on a machine and your chalk marks disappear before you are ready to stitch, try a little cello- phane tape at intervals (carefully measuring seam allowance). Use the edges as a guide to straight and narrow stitching. Keep gathers and pleats in place with pleces of tapo at intervals (after picats are pressed down). This will per- mit stitching with fower pins and less chance of slipping.

Matching plaids or stripes isn't too easy for. the beginner.

When one pins these patterns,

ataste, crease

In powdered form extracts from the substances known to

in contain it were introduced

they sometimes slip in the awing, resulting in harmless form into the diet of a

an unevenly matched seam. Try matching them number of Lantion children.

Other children, of the same up on the face of the fabric, then tape instead

of pinning

When ready to stitch or age, living under the same con-

line, pin the cellophane tape along the compared with

up or baste your seam allowance, and stitch. Eurprised, the Appliques or pockets won't pucker when It was they're taped in place for sewing with cello- selenists themselves. tound that the, children, like the phane tape. Maka length of sleeves with cello- animals, immediately benefited phane tape, then pull off the tape after stitching: In manner that was almost No lost measurements because a pin slipped out! spectacular.

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All-round development creased at a rate which put the "tested" children far ahead of their "untested" contemporaries in few monthr.

There was nothing essentially unnatural about this growth. It that the children was imply ware now growing to the true limit of their capacities.

It was as though a car sup- bosed capable only of a certain of performance had been provided with a new fuel which showed that its true mit was much higher."

Just what it is remains a my- stery.

Household Hints

To remove ink from a hard.. wood floor, remove the wax and apply equi parts of vinegar and linseed oil, or D сом- mercial ink eradicator.

•

•

varnish. The

Brass articles will not tarnish if they are covered with a thin

of clear cont

form A lacquer varnish wil which will not wear. off unless the article is handled frequent- ly.

How quickly can you make a hed? You waste energy if you pull all the bedding. off, pilo it on a chair and then put on one shert, wolk all around the bed, fucking

it, then follow through to the bedspread with the same

for coch procedure

article. Stand on one side of the bed to straighten and tuck in sheets, blankets and bedspread as you put them on the bed, then müvé to the other side and completo the process. Try It.

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ICK & COLD MORAGE COS-ITD.

Needlecraft

MA

At(B)

Inc beg

Corner

Crocheted Hat

fi

ac in ring. Put a marker in work to mark beg of a round. ROUND 2: Work 2 ad in next st, 1-sc in next at, repeat from * tở end of round. ROUND 8: Repeat Round 2. ROUND 4: * Work 1 sc in each of next 2. sta, 2 a'd' in next st, repëat from * to end of *" round. ROUND 5: * Work 2 a e' in noxt sti 1 a'c in each of next B ats, repeat from * to a end of round. ROUND 6: * Work 1 a. c in two each of next & sts, 2 s c in dext st, repenti yet from to end of round. ROUNDS 7 THROUGH 19; Work In sc, inc 5 sta at oven intervals in each round, ROUND 201 Using CC, work even. In sc. ROUNDS 21 AND 22>", Using MC, work' even. În_s_t. ROUND 28: Work 1 a c in each of the next 14 sto, 2 s'c in next st, repent from * to end of round. ROUNDS 24, 25 AND 20: Repeat Round 21. ROUND 27: Repeat Round 20. ROUNDS 28 THROUGH 30: Repeat Round 21. ROUNDS 31 THROUGH 36: Repeat Round 20.

MAKE light of summer heat with

crocheted hat which combines yarns with the sturdiness of strow amazingly pliable and 'pretty!

ABBREVIATIONS .stitch(es) sl st ..slip stitch

.increase ch

chain .beginning a c ....single crochet ..this symbol indicates that the direc

tions immediately following are to be repeated a given number of times in addition to the original MATERIALS: One yarm (144 yd. tubes) 2 White (MC). Another yarn (144 yd. tubes)—-1 Navy (CC), 'Rhinestones, 1 bono crochet hook No. 8 D. % yard 1 inch grosgrain, ribbon.

GAUGE: 6 8 c 1 inch. 5 rounds inch, i

1

BRIM: ROUND 1: Using MC, work is cin uch of next 11 st, 2 s e in next st, repeat from * to end of round. ROUND 2; Work 2 ad in next st, 1 e: in each of next 12 = o, reppat freon'

• to end of round, ROUND 3: Work is è in each of next 19 es,-2 a c in next st, repeat from NOTE: In order to avoid definite lines. ■"to end of round. ROUND 4: * Work 2 ac in where increases års minde, be sure

that next st, 1 s e in each of next 14 sis, repent from increases on each round do not come direct-

* to end of round. ROUNDS 5 AND 3: Workc even in a c. Fasten off. ly above Increases of previous round.

- CROWN: Using MG, ch 4, join with a sl st to form ring, ROUND 1: Ch 1, work 8

FINISHING: Sew ribbon, cut to desired head size, insida hat. Trầm hát,' with 'rfiinésfonds. dg shown in photographi, if desired.

conducts a one-woman inquiry around town

discover why

we can so easily be made to look like amateurs at dressing up to go out

Even

another

turms her head

AT THESE AMERICAN

VISITORS IN LONDON

HEAD TURNER 16,1 JILL MELFOR-in one of the new-in-America pleat- ed nylon shirts that need wo ironing, a black silk skiri, and

* while feather bat,

YOU can spot: them any-

where slick and crisp, with their hair shining. their faces smoothly groom- ed, their touches of white so white. They are the American girls in England for the summer..

THEY/Bre the girls who turn people's heads,

the THEY are

Kiria make the British girls look és if they were beld together. with safely pinit.

whe

How do they do It? Do they dedicate their lives to all that crisp whitery? Do they spend- Esses maré · on upkeep? ̧ ̈'De they live at the hairdressers and the beauty parlourst

The answer is NO ell along the line.

girl

HEAD-TURNKA No. 2 IOAN-Jack Benny's, daugh- The Anne Edwards investigater-in a nylon dress of grey tion-into why American girls and black, worn with a stif- make us look amateurs at dress-

ing-centred on two

who are in England

Jack Benny's

fened petticoat

daughter Now why

.

model : girl Ju

Belford

...

Both gave an almost word- do so much more in the time for.

Word

aniser...which in the States," said Jill. amounted to this:-

admit

BOTH

to 'having BOTH carried two pairs of three times as many clothes white gloves, and had heaps as their average English

op more at home.

posite number. (Jill thought

nothing of having six different But the prime reason is that skirts and elight different shirts, sloppy dressing in America is and six ballet-length evening one of those things that isn't dresses).

donc. "We just wouldn't '. go But that is NOT the whole out with unwashed hair," said

dilster.

THEY SAY

BOTH sald they washed their own hair. BOTH make up from scratch three times a day. Neither has ever had a profes-

Jill, in the tone un-English girl might use about the kind, of man who. Is beastly to animals.

THE ARTIST

AMID

all the gloomy

sional manicure--they. BOTH words from cries about do it themselves in "any spare the now production of "Mde- moment-when I'm waiting for both? there is a thread of a phone call."

gold the phrases abous

·· Mim Margaret Leighton, BOTH are tremendously In- terested in clothes, “and dato For there is something about their interest from the time Miss Leighton which catches they were 13. BOTH give a lot the critic's eye and warme hin of credit to the pleated nylon, heart. And it is not entirely that in rinsed through and her acting, ta hung up without pressing.

"SHE is extremely fine," sald

her and a criile of

Lady BOTH say they wash

as if her press their own things, but at Macbeth "looking. "terrific spood!" "We room to long, frail, body would map in

two at any moment.":[{

“NEVER has Miss Leighton looked so lovely! or spoken

FISH FILLETS, NOODLE CHARLOTTE th such a crustat quants,

Here is a rose, that can alny. adida critic of her performanca pan, in "The Three Sisters.!! Onder 1 lb. fresh or quick oven, 950'-370* F., until the Ash Baking dish Set in

surround with boiling water, frozen fish fillets, any kind. Mix flakes, about 20 min,

and bake about 30 min., or GASPED as the delicate. Together 1p. salt, tap. Heat 1 pt milk in a double- until arms, in: a moderate oven, strangeness of Margaret Leigli monosodium glutamate, tep boller. Add the high-protein 350-375 F. Serve wars with ton as Arlet, slim, toning only oldwed rhubarb or prunes, leaves and a prapë by two", " pepper, 2 tbsp, enriched four noodles Broken into minit

(In "The Tempest"); / and....1: theb.. minced parsley. Cook until tender, about stub into the dihe: Place in an Strance, f

Then beat a eggs Mesdames: This is very good "MISS Margaret Leighton lids ofled flat baking dish that can, tbkit light with c. granu to use with cooked cabbage, so add a part that of a police go-to-table Four in 1 pt., hoi deled siger or ben, honey. broccoll, tutulos or beole woman in plain clothes that milk and 1 e, hot water, Dol Add li lan, sall, og einna Melt 2 bop, butter or mar- Her talenta can hardly de the hat with 8-bap. buller orman and akap vanilial Trans-garine) add 2 then table mustard exere) red (in "Calling mu margarine Bake in a moderate for to a buttered or margarine, and 11⁄2 tbsp; Jeroen, julos, more ides; Druminood!!)

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