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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, JUNE 13, 1949,"

WOMANSENSE.

with RAF brooch

Woman with A

W!

has a secret

BEXHILL, SUSSEX..

THEN a grey-haired woman of 71, shopping basket

in hand, joins a queue or walks round the shops here: few people spare her a second thought—even to wonder about the RAP brooch on her coat.

More heads would turn and more stares follow her down this treat people knew that a few years ago Miss Jane Walker, the wearer of the brooch, was a "wanted woman"—with her photograph and description on posters all over Warsaw.

Then one day `she... Paisup-l peared, dyed her hair.jana nssumed the name of Mario

Schultz. Contacting the Polish

British,

patriols sho helped Canadian and American Ser vicemen escaping into Warsaw from prison, camps; and emus- led them away to freedom.

At night 6110 owent out to paint Vine and Union Jacks on,"walls and pavements, and

MEDICINE

HAS A

NEW WORD

By H. N. BUNDESEN, M.D.

cause

18

the last few years a great new, word has appeared in the medical world. It is called histamine.."It is important, ba-

histamine

come. substance similarto, It, even guillotines marked "Only thought to be the common fac- for Germons."

tor.. allergic disorders from.. which to many 'people are suffering. I would-appear that in persons who have an allergic disorder, such na nalima, hives, jeezeinn, or hay fever, an exces- sive amount of this substance is formed when such persons cat foods or breathe In dusts or pollens to which they are sensi- ilve. It is this excessive hista- mine that causes the allergie reaction.

Using a forbidden radio, sha picked up BBC news bulletins, and passed them on to Polish She even carried bundles of

There for five years she was "wanted" by the Nazis at them into Polish, -but always she was able to outwit them.

Inenus.

When the Germans marched into Warsaw sho was the leaflets in her stockings.

In all she asslated about 200 njong the escape a school teacher. They accused her of "helping foreign prisoners

finnlly got away

Powers," but let her go after six hours of questioning.route, and

herself disguised in RAF un

Jane Walker, "spy," leaflets in her stockings.

Toys For The Child

form,,

There are certain drugs which - are capable of diminishing or preventing the effects of the are called -Back home she became Jane histamine. These Walker, MBE. Now one of her antihistaminic drugs. When ad- ministered to patients, all of most treasured possessions is

these book entitled Detour the story

produce similar

They differ, of Oflag IVC, in which a Cana- however, in several minor ways dian, Lleutenant J.C. Wood,

in the reactions which they "For courageous has written:

example, Misa Walker, gallant woman.61 may produce. For the Underground, to whom some of them may produce moro countless Britons will never he drowsiness than others. Some, able to repay their gratitude." On the other hand, may produce

wakefulness, -(London Express. Serviceq)

QUICK BEAUTY HAIR TRICKS

You can make ray occasion a gala event just by dressing up for and that doesn't al

Allergy Symptoms

None of these substances acts Dt David F. Mursh of West Vir-

very rapidly, according to ginia University. Furthermore,

they will not prevent the symp- toms of the allergy; they спи be used merely to overcome or reduce * these symptoms onco they have appeared.

waya thean a new dress and shoes, Whether you wear your hair short or long, litle touches can add the kind of sparkle that reflects in your eyes when you know you look especially AWS

glamorous..

These little touches can be anything, just so long as they are gay and feminine. When it comes to femininity, ribbons are really in their own element,

Satin Bows..

noted in such

Belief of symptoms has been conditions 09 hives and hay fever, both tho kind that occurs in autumn and those which

occur the year round. In many cases of Itch- ing, these preparations have been, found

useful. Also, in some Instances, the patient with asthma or eczema has been beneflted. On the other hand, these preparations do not seem to do a great deal of good in

cases of migraine, although

these patients may be helped. Some doctors believe that migraine is due to allergy.

these

Victor Vito, New York halr stylist, does a glumour coiffure in the now empire style, brush-

Given by Mouth ing the, short hair to give un upswept effect: Tiny satin bawa Capsules or tablets of are attached to a bluycle clip, preparations aro given by which is worn at the back of mouth. The dose varles, of the neck with the ends behind course, with the age of the the ears,

patient and the preparation em- ployed. It would not seem ad- By GARRY CLEVELAND MYERS, Ph.D.

The small, feminine bows visable that these drugs ba care make a good cluster at the nape of the necke given for longer than eight ANY young children, in low posts Mrowded artmont, arens Lopeze

and behind the ears.

weeks at a time. In some nursery schools and have no place to play. Unless they live right by an open kindergartens you may see sate space or park, these children ladders for climbing. There are upright should, of course, be taken as at least four sturdy

with rounds like often as possible to sale outdoor posts play places. Most of them don't rounds of a.ladder only longer have adequate playthings for and stronger. This good play device, also on the market, can wholesome outdoor fun.

bo lioncmade for outdoorA,

Long bobs may be plaited in- to braids along with colourful satin ribbon. Pin your braids coronet fashion for a dramatle

the effect.

A

Patients who are made sleepy, dizzy, or nervous by these drugs should not, while they are using these preparations, actlylties requiring close atten-

undertake

Haircombs that are loose and tlon or alertness, such as driving Other reactions may include frame the face look twice as a car. intriguing with a big Gibsonmental-confusion, weakness, or bow placed high on the back of even fainting. There may also the head, near the crown.

be sickness at the stomach The. mature woman can vomiting. glamorize her silver hair for

There can be no doubt that evenings For children from two to halless

simply by these preparations have a great

About the most widely use ful plaything for out-of-doors is an express wagon. If your tot is three or four it might be

buy him an economical to presa wagon which he also cari five,

Wading Pool

ΟΙ

a 'shallow wading pool placing pastel velvet ribbon deal of usefulness, but they

use at six cr later. On the level may be improvised by sinking comb bows wherever they look should be employed only under he can pull his wagon, older a tub in the ground. Of course, most effective. children can haul him in it and this could be dangerous

for

ho can help them haul things very young children if not su

water could and the about. Around many a homé are pervised small pieces of wood, small become thy. It could, of stones or bricks; or such may course, be more fun for the lot, be bought at a builders' supply to wade if you took him to a brook or beach. A good slide is place, at little cost.

desirable, though hard to im- provise.

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The Swing

And 'a' sand box, which can easily be homemade, is 'good.

If there is the right kind of Several years ago when our tree near, you can improvise a drst grandchildren were begin- rope swing or two. A handy ning to toddle we had a large father could build at small cost sandbox' made. For four sum a support for several swings, mers, from two to five of tha made with two talt sturdy posts grandchildren, now numbering planted deep and a piece of ten, were with us for several metal pipe. Other children can months at a stretch. This box also use this for a

chinning is ten feet square and has a bar; and against the post, a tree foot-wide ledge around the top or the garage can be fastenedora We consider it the best a basket for basket ball throw plaything we ever have pur

There are on the market chased for outdoora. We put Emall baskets for children into it several hundred pountle young as four or five." For of clean white sand, which is Younger children from three to stored when the outdoor play eight a metal pipo between two season ends The box can be painted every year to keep new appearance. Some parents pre- fer just to have a

truckload

or sand dumped near the house.

ing.

Little Boy Shorts and Corselet Waist For Teen-agers

Even they may choose to, build

something around the edge of this pile. It's also wonderful fo have, a workbench, outdoors, with ample trois. :

- HOUSTON. — Pima collons,

Soveral families. Uving nest can co-operate wante piques and chambrays.

onia another will go right on in the summer in equipping a yard or open fashion Uno CONT

space close by with purchased

on homemade materials), ·'es- The leading styles in pima, a pecially if they also co-operate one-piece, and a two-piece drvisín supervising the playground.

for missca' zeellons, both feature

tucking. In the one-piece dress

there is a tucked yoke; In, the,

two-piece wide tucking effects some

a yoke in the jacket.

Household Hints

To clean decanter, put in it

Among the wame piques for teen-agers are a full-skirted two tablespoons of vinegar and sunback dress with roll collar bolero accented with lacing of ono tablespoon of salt. Shake self fabric through gold eyelet it up well and rinse in cold

waler At the bodice and bolero shoulder line; three-piece play group, consisting of scalloped grat midrift bra, Fitte boy #shorta A little ammonia in the dish with scalloped hem and full | water: when? (washing......... vary. Part," "with intentarlet walit and greaty dishes, takes a lot of une Wack zipper. TRENARDALLA Pound pleasantness out of the jober)

the director of physician.

Your Figure Should Look Neat

..

Clothes fit better and your Sguro will look neat and trim If you wear the proper foshdation garment. Be sure it Dts just right, feels. comfortable.

By HELEN FOLLETT

THERE'S an old saying to the Stouching is an attitude of effect that a horse and a discouragement, lack of spirit. woman should be well harness- Plod and you'll feel inert, list- ed. It applied, especially in the less, without ambition

How days of the steel-riveted cornet, you look and act have a lot to but it also has meaning to the do with the way you feel. Selz woman who is a bit rotund and respect should make a girl pull must wear a girdle or founda- up her backbone and step pret- tion garment. It isn't enough ly.

to have the frock perfectly fit- Stand with your back to me ted. The underduds also must wail, shoulders, heels and but be smooth, correcty cut. Be tocks touching it. Then walk lleve it or not, but there are away from the wall. Is that the women who have their panties way

you usually locomoter. made to order so there will be Ask yourself that question and, no folds at the waistline, if the answer is no, it is time.

A foundation garment is on that you were doing something inspiration to carry oneself about it. beautifully, and fine posture is Stand tall, feat close to the making of a woman, It gether arms down at the sides. gives her style. The sloppy Lift the hands high above the woman, who toddles along with head, at the same time come up her chest caved in; tummy out on your toes. Stretch your armo shoulders forward, could wear and the entire body while you The finest clothes ever stitched take a deep inhalation Down together and, she wouldn't look with your hands, down on your like anything. Poor posture heels, exhale. Spend ten min the commonest of all good. utes at that stunt night-nad looks mistakes; it is a great morning and you'll pily, because it can ko easily provement in your be corrected by exercise.

many ways.

"B"

Let's Eat

BY

IDA BAILEY ALLEN

seeim- Agure in

MEATLESS DINNER

RUT how about a meatless dinner, for a change?" "That's all right Madamo.

Dinnor.

Succotash & Tomato Chowder Crackers

we can start with a good sub- We have plenty of egge. And Radishes stantial soup, perhaps a poinge

Young Dalons. String Bean Custard. Butlered Noodles,

of split peas, a cream of lettuce Braised Carrots Hot Rolls: coup, or hot vichycolsse."

Pineapple Betty

"I'd like to try something Coffee or Ten Milk (Children)

different that I've had, in mind for some time, a succotash and tomato chowder."

"For that you will have to give me the recipe, Madame."

"Here it is:

All Beasurements, aro Level- -Rocipas-Serve-Tour-

String Boan Custard Wash 1 m. tender'string: beans; remove the ends and shred, or use 1 pkg, defrosted quick-frozen string beans. Add. 11⁄2. isp.. salt and 2 c. water, Boll uniti "tender to the teeth" about 15 min. Drain Melt 2 tbsp. butter, mar but.. reserve liquid. Beat 4 Pour in the bean or mest fat in a 2 qt. eges light,

Succotash and Tomato Chowdar

Cover.

SUMMER JACKET NEWS kettie. "Add 2 minced peeledi iquid: add 1 c. fina coft white

THERE SHOULD be plenty of wear, and handsome wear, at that for this interesting and colourful silk shar- fung ensemble. The jacket, is (on the left) of Iridescent shantung in mauve, with its scarf cut in one with the body the jacket which is a very new feature, The dress is of navy silk shantung 'dotted in mouve, a nice colour, scheme. The dress has a wide, V, nockline and short; set-ing/stooves with natural shoulders. The skirt is fully- gored and worn: over a taffeta, slip to give it body.a partiaketankke

THE JACKET (on the right) Is of white linen and but-"- tons snugly down the front with hips lightly padded to -achieve the desirable rounded Une. The pocket flaps, are ;!.

cut"in one with the fabric. The deep turn-back cuffs. aro lined with the dress fabric as is the rest of the jacket.

Nayyond, white alk with a geometrie print makes the you isleeveless cons-piece! dress of this attractive town, ensembles.

food friend for the traveller, The, frock hos A. coep square beckline and shoulder strapa in neu

onions, 1 small dleed cored bread crumbs, 1 tsp. salt, green pepper. 1-g, corn kernels, tsp., popper, a few grains, nut- Unned" or "ddfrosted, and 2 c. meg, and 2 scalded milk.. fresh or defrosted green limu Spread the beans in a deep b beans. Cook gently together for in. well-buttered or margarin-

min. Add 1 c. diced pola ed ple-plate. Pour over the cus locs, 1

pt bolling water and 1 fard mixture. Bako 30 min. For tsp. salt Cover and boll 15 until firm in a moderate oven, min., or until the vegetables are, 350 F. Serve at once.. crisp tender: Stir in isp.

Buttared Noodles*** ugar, 11⁄2 tsp. pepper and 1'pt.'' Break sugar,

1 Tbmedium-sized stewed, fresh or linned tomatoes. noodles in 2 in, lengths. Add to Slimer

min. longer. 3-qts, salted water containing Z Servo in bowls with n garnish bay leaves. Boll until tender of minced parsley or at about 15 min.. Drain and re- soured creami.”

leaves. Meantime move the bay i think the chowder, will melt and slightly brown 3 tbsp. butter or margarine. Add 1⁄2 c make a very, interesting and, coarse white bread crumbs and appetising first course, Ma- cour

- slow-fry until golden brown. dame."

Todd Pque half the crumbs and, but- Now for the main diiz. You for into the noodles, Use the know Cher, how in European remainder as a gamish: with 'or countries they often serve without 2 ibly! minced parsley. savoury custards, cheese" cna Pineapple”Basty?", von fardk; macaroni, custards or Melt 3 tbsp butter or mar- vegetable custards. Let's have gerine in a sauce pan. Add 2 a string bean custard, a big une c: tinned pineapple bits, 24 S baked in the square

Mexican

2.

dish

same oven."

Oven

י

white bread cant c. granit rumbs.

Sugar Excellent, Medame. We will tsp. cinnamon and 4 tsp. clove. serve it with buttered noodles, Transfer to a deep, buttered, 0 qui?" da slag valtaylabai gin, ple-plate, and bake at 376: F. "Cul. - - And «let's-bruise some, until the bolty, is well browned, carrots in one of tho, casserolca,, about 25

min

Serve with squce made from the pineapple In a Pineapple Sauce: Mix

other 5 tbsp; comstarch, "And to complete the meal butter or margarine, all in the oven, I would like to

ated sugar

and make an American betty-with-

Sur în c tinned pineapple bits, which I Juice and boiling water. pineapple will serve with a sauce made Slow-boil 3.minatirring often from the pineapple juice. Then, add 1 tsp. lemon, juice..

"And I'll make some hot

Serve hot yeast rolls with that now mix

Trick Of The Chef we have to test day When you use ces whites "Now Madame. about, the and want to save the yolks 10 string boa

'bean custard, I think the "use hext day, put them ind for American palate, would like and barely cover with cold something more substantial water, Cover, and keep in the than just the plain custard, with, refrigerator. To prevents the the vegetable, I would suggest, yolks from drying on top. adding, Flite cock to live Forge Bickening sauces and brown in scrambling eggs, custards” or Pričegor

Une