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There's No Rigid Rule To SAFETY TOYS Picture-hanging, but...
By ELEANOR ROSS
of
IN THE
MAKING
of
his their
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"No Elivers, no potconous paints, no sharp edges" in Dave Willock's slogan for his patented playthings.
WITH the growing interest the furniture grouping. Every pic-
By PATRICIA CLARY. in beautifying the home, fure should convey the feeling there is an increasing interest belonging; it should be an latrinsic
part of the whole. For instance, aTOLLYWOOD-A mevle actor, of pic- group. In the Intelligent use
framed prints tired
up patching of simple tures. For there is no more centred over a desk and lamp ar- children's cuts and removing charming way of spotting the rangement presents a loult pleasing splinters, says he has invented largest area in a room, the wall, and well-balanced. Or, a horizontal new line of safety toys.
arrangement of prints hung close to than with that most delightful a long plece such as a sofa or side- wall accessory, pictures. A board gives it added importance. pleasing picture in an uppro-
Rigid Rule - priate frame gives a room of well-dressed appearance. There Every picture should in some way la no adequate substitute for be supported by floor pieces, There the feeling of culture than the is no rigid rule for hanging pictures. Intelligent use of pictures can They should be hung as near to eye level as possible. but other factors and impart to a frame.
are matters of nice balance good taste; a large pleture over h forge piece of furniture, or, if small pictures are hung, group them into an important arrangement.,
Ing.
Colour Harmony
massive frames. On the
frames that approximate heavier, somewhat solid of the subject.
ike
other
110
It began as a hobby, Willock ex-
ot plained
Paramount as
Ladd, whittled out a toy horse for Alann Ladd, whose daddy, Alan stars In Willock's picture. "One Woman."
"I've done everything around the house from decorating birthday he cakes to making the furniture," said. "Just like to tinker. And it docs save money."
Safety Policy
"I first made a toy Taylor tot for daughter," he said. Tho
of
Look Your Best at All Times
CHANGE
Courtesy RKO Radio Pictur "Brush your frock the minute you take it off,” says Barbara Tiale, cinema star.
be
There are only a few baste rules to follow in choosing pictures. Two prime factors should be satisfied. First, you will choose pictures you
His last creation was # lazy personal Bike. This sounds too simple to bo Finally, in addition to
It includes the front worthy of mention, but picturca ara preference and position, the effec- Susan' table. n personal affair: they mean one tive use of pictures depends much wheel bearing of a Chevrolet.
Willock's been turning out god- Picture frames. appropriate thing to one person, and something on entirely different, or indifferent, to framing is no less un art than any gets for children from the workshop another. Of course, all pictures are other phrase of interior decoration.In his North Hollywood garage. not set off advantageously in any Harmony of colour can largely be one room. The colour and form of achieved through picking up the
pictures must blend har dominant colours of both the picture moniously with the whole of the and the setting, and the immediate room's decor, although there is a background. The picture should be my
neighbours liked it and I mado
By HELEN FOLLETT rigid restriction of what will blend set apart but not Isolated. The de- with what. Skilfully handled, ap- licate colourings and alty brash some for their kids. Then one
the big downtown stores said they'd should Oriental prints
your outer appearance should look as if they are fond of propriately framed paintings lend strokes
for the better and the inner each other. The frock must themselves to any period of furnish- never be overwhelmed with heavy. take 75 a week.
lines should "Now I'm making a play pen for life, that you live in your mind, will beautifully cut, the
complexion. Looking hand, solid, dark olls should have dolls. It's just like a baby's pen Every woman remembers the times after these details should be a part
perk up and be brighter of spirit. Batter the the only smaller, And It's handy. My when a new hat put her on her toes, of every woman's business. Good character wife throws all the toys in the pen when a cute little trick of a gown appearance means a lot.
and they don't mess up the floor."
birthdays. nipped off half a dozen
Wear dull, drab colours and that and Photographs
lithographs Next in Willock's line will be Beautifying effects must go on and
way you will feel. Gay maited and fromed widely
on miniature furniture for dolls. He's on. Let up and you are lost. Those is the
Make the frames,
lemons who sneer at colours are fashionable. simple, narrow
tong-nosed will show making them all of pine, so experi-irls who sit before their mirrors, most of your opportunity.
A cute against a patterned background.ly finished that not even the
hat, trimmed with flowers, will The Arst and final purpose of toughest
six-year-old can splinter and try to make the best of them-
For the youthify a woman of forty. frames is to present the plctures to it. All the edges are smoothly selves, would do well to play advantage. H It falls in this, the rounded to avoid cuts and bruises, same game, get in the parade, march that matter, there is no reason why a woman of eighty should not in- wrong frame has been
toward the pulchritude goal. used. The frame must at. In with the room as Willock has so
dulge in smart, becoming, uplifting many orders for
It is a grand satisfaction to have millinery modes. It is "silly to say well as with the picture. Inciden-his toys now he has bought extra cultivated the dress sense, to know that styles have been
resurrected tally, in the gift category. several tools, put the neighbourhood boys what is becoming,, what colours to from the past; there. is always the stores are offering beautiful flower to work and is considering giving choose. What would those movie.modern. up-to-the-minute- touch paintings framed simply but effec-up acting to make toys full-time. lovelles be without it? To be sure. that is added. tively in plain light wood frames, n "I bought steel for 4,000 kiddie they are privileged to patrunise beautiful gift for almost any type Taylor tots last week," he said. "It's renowned dress makers, but don't of room, modern or tradition, piled so high in my garage I can't think for a minute that all is left simple or formal.
et the car in."
to them. These charming customers have ideas of their own just as they
notions about the hairdo that
Harmony of colour can be largely achieved through picking up the dominnut colour of the picture in other accessories in the room; lamp
ac- shades, coloured glassware, or cents of colour in draperies or up- holstery.
An artistic picture arrangement depends on several factors. Pic- tures should be hung in relation to
Penicillin in
Dust Form.
By HERMAN N. BUNDESEN, M.D.
THERE are
numbers of different ways in administering penicil lin. For example, it may be in- iceled into muscle, it may bo taken by mouth, and now it even be breathed in. In the form of amist or dust.
may
An extensive study has been carried out by Dr Krasno and bis co-workers. on more than 350 patients, using penicillin dust and, under his direction, a simple ap- paratus for administering the dust has been devised.
Cold Symptoms
Of the 350 patients, about two- thirds had infections of the respira- tory tract, and the majority had symptoms of a cold. The great majority of the remainder had in- fections of the lung. A few were given the penicillin dust ns a pre- ventive against infection, before and after operations. The lung. Infec- and tions treated were bronchitis the Infections that necompany bron- chiectasis, "condition-in-which-the tubes in the lungs are dilated cr stretched.
The patients breathed in the peni- cillin one to three times. daily. Tests lo determine the number of throat, germs present in the nose, and lungs showed a great reduction following the use of the penicillin dust,
Stuilies of the blood showed that the penicillin was absorbed into the blood, the amount in the blood be- Ing grebt enough to have an active effect for a period of five hours fol- lowing the treatment.
Occasionally, reactions to the penicillin occur in the form of rkin rashes and sonte irritation of the throat.
n
In
Of the entire group of patients. treated early, more than third were greatly improved, and another third were moderately improved.
This method of treatment seems to have particular vnlue bronchiectasis. Improvement usuml- ly can be obtained within ten days to two-weeks, and can be maintain- ed by continued treatment at home. The treatment with the penicillin dust cannot
relied be
for handling more serious infections, such as pneumonia. In such enses the injection of penicillin into muscle or its use by mouth is also advisable.
on
The penicilla dust treatment is economical, and hospitalisation not necessary in carrying it out. The patient getting such treatment con go about bis business without loss treatment of time. Of course, the musi always be carried out under the direction of the physician.
Household Hints
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To get rid of squeaks in the floor, locate the loose boards, then drive I long, finishing malls. Drive the right hand all on a slant towards the left, and the left hand nail sianting towards the right, so that a cort of open wedge is formed. . If there are gaps between the floor boards, All them
up with thin wedges of wood.
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coloured shade, be sure it has a
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Another Skirt Tale
PRUNELLA WOOD
Ann Badowsky
have
1.
Unless you give thought to your clothes you are not being fair to yourself. To be well dressed does not mean heavy expense of money, only the application of good taste.
When you have nice clothes, take eare of them. Have them cleaned Unless clothes ore precisely right and pressed often, brush them be- the wearer doesn't feel right or is tween- each wearing and at ease. A woman and her trock spots as soon as possible.·
glorifies.
Let's Eat
BY
IDA BAILEY ALLEN
remove.
Proper Food and Your Health
TE
TAVERY year a greater percentago 'gives a fried taste, but the egg really-
of the population in America has been almost poached and can be
1
is becoming middle aged and clder- easily digested, though it looks and iy. Children born today have instes like A perfectly fried CgK. ilfe expectancy of about 18 years There's an easy way to prepare more than was expected by their almost any food so a normal elderly grandparents. This is largely the person can enjoy it. Understanding, result of success in learning how to patience and love are the requisites. combat infections and diseases of And we must all remember that it's babyhood and childhood, and to only right food, of a kind the person-
caten greater knowledge of nutrition. likes, cheerfully served, and
For according to the best selenti- with enjoyment, that can keep the Ac research, food hablis and nutri- clock of life ticking." tion have a great influence on the
Dinnar health of all people. This includes the maturing, the middle aged and the elderly groups.
Proper Foods
us
Tomato Onion Soup
Crackers Ham Lont Mustard Sauce Hominy Cornment-Spoon Bread Buttered Beets Rich Apple Sauce Cinnamon Tonst Coffee or Tea Milk (Children) All Measurements Are Level.
Recipes Serve Four.
Ham Loaf
What most of us don't realise is that old age begins to overtake years after it is apparent, and that if we hope to remain mentally and physically healthy, active, useful and happy, we must eat the foods restore, Invigorate And that will
Combine 2 c. ground cooked hom maintain the body. This is not
pork. with 1 lb. ground lean row matter of special leis. It concerns Itself with a life-long-
balanced Put through the chopper a second time with 1 slice onion and c. del that contains all the elements
crumbs. Add 1⁄4 tsp. 'needed for healthy living. This flue cracker
milk benten egg. 4 c. means the usua proteins. starch, pepper, 1
and 1 tso. Worcestershire sauce: sugars and fat with which we are shape into a loaf. Place in a
well
3
familiar, plenty of water, and
olled baking pau; put a few bits of many more vitamins and mineral-
Brie-chopped ham fat on top, and rich foods than most people think make 45 min. in a moderate oven,
necessary. I have sven some old
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a
sauce.
people who were very thin. And 375 F. If desired pack into a small when I made inquiries I found led pan 5" x 9" To bake, serve
plouant mustard was because they could not chew
Piquant Mustard Sauce: Melt 2 tbsp. butter or margarine; stir in 1 then, flour. Add 4 c. boiling water,
the family food, so they were not Enough for 2 menis, gelting enough to cat.
"If grandma or grandpa have any dimculty with the teeth, their food should be well cooked, and if neces sary, pul through the food chopper," remarked the Chef.
1 bouillon cube, 1/3 c. table mustard, 3
Jemon and 1/3 c. Ibsp. sugar
boiling. Julee. Cook and stir untu Then pour into 1 slightly beaten "Then there's the question of
egg yolk. Return to the the best time for their dinner, ok and stir half a minute longer. Should they have it at noon or at Hominy Carnmaal-Spoon Broad
night? If they are not very active
heat and.
It should very definitely be at noon, Adde. boiling water to 11⁄2 c. and supper should be light, served enriched cornmeal stirring
1 c. cold cooked not later than six o'clock to it will stantly. Add
con-
be quite well digested before they. hominy, 1 tbsp. butter or margarine. retire."
1 tsp. salt. 3 c. heated fresh milk, "What would you do for a fellow or use equal parts evaporated milk who is unhappy without the apple and water, or reconstituted dry skim nie for breakfast?", grinned
Chef.
the mk. Transfer to a shallow 3-qt. baking dish well rubbed with butter "I'd tell him he's getting too fat or margarine. Bake in a modernte and should, begin to reduce," I oven, 350 to 375 F. until Arm in the answered, giving the Chef. n centre and rolden brown on meningful look.
from 30 to 40 min.
"You would deprive a poor old fellow of the rimole joy of a piece of pie?" teased the Chef..
Bran Crust
top
Cinnamon Teast, · Cut the crust from 8 allees white bread and Enve to use for croutons. Surend the bread on one aide with margarine and toast that Thin-spread the untoasted
"Not if he were really old," I re- butter or torled. "I'd give it to him, but it sile.
and
If you buy a lamp with a dark YET another skirt silhouette such is not the fact; the skirt is would be deep dish ple with only lies with a mixture of 3 tbsp, but-
pops up smartly in this peg- hung from the shoulders by one thin biscuit crust. If he need ter or margarine creamed with while ning for good lighting. top navy and white pin check suspenders, not attractive overed bulk in his diet, I'd put a littlo e powdered sugar and 3 top. cinna
In Anger: browned. Cut more protein, I'd add a
Roy Holly wool, with its elit hem and navy or under a blouse, and the but ran into the crust. If he needed men. Toust until bubbling
Laned bodice fits like the paper four, but I'd never tell him." lengths; serve very hat. When you use your electric faillo corselette top.
Trick of the Chef sure that all snaps,
"And what if he would eat only Ironer, make
on the wall....no room for ul
Cut the green tops from fresh root buttons, hooker, etc., face the roller,
Although frock top and skirt blouse beneath it. Collar and the fried eggs1" persisted the Chef.
"Then they could be steam-fried veretables an Roon as possible to look like the halves of n suit, cuffs aro double, white pique in ittle water and butter. When prevent Joss
moisture Irather than a complete dress, over navy faille.
the, water evaporates, the butter nourishment from the roots.
so that the shoe or soleplate will not be scratched or the garment fasteners broken.
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