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Prope
er Salt Diet
Said Necessary
In Summertime
New Y'.rk If th nest's zes
ting oi down, a few grains of
sal' :!:;v iniike !l:e diff'-rcpco
hei v. cr n comfort and fatiaue, fic
cOKiini; to t. Salt Institute.
t 'OHif'' ' ' ':!o r cooini
devi'-o and Taking it eay are
not rti'.-.-.eh to l,ea the hnt if
rxrf-i'.p .fr?;i:rt,fin has de
pleted Ine s'.5''in r f rs nc.farv
531 suppl; , tn ln.-'i'u-.c's ex
perts say.
for e-very noiiioru.i kf r who
watches over her lamily s health,
there is simple and convincing
evidence of salt loss in perpirn-tion-?oakrd
clothing. The stiff
ness and white frost which ap
pear after the clothing is dry is
the result of salt deposited hy
perspiration. And that salt muM
he replaced as a safecnard
against UTai iness. loss of energy
and tiie usore noiis conse
quences of heat cramps and
prostra(.on.
Here 5 where the homemaker's
fait shaker comes In. A little j
more salt in preparation of fivid I
and more salt nt thf table at ail 1
meals krps her family's salt
supply at levels to oercome the
losses from perspiration. Salty1
nihhles for children's snarki are
another wav that she keeps r.-r
nrtiv" youngsters' salt juppl in
ba lance.
In years past, excewive sslt
loss was the major factor in f.r-sf
prostration and deaths from thi;
cause in industries where . "it
ers were in heavy lahor in hi
temperatures, hut fatalities from
thi cause have been crcatly re
duced smre inriustriil plsnlt
have developed the practice of
dispensing salt, at dririkinj foun
tains. Some mdir-tries in -.liicli
men work around blast furnaces
o still further in assuring an
adequate salt intake nmrme the
w.nrkers by adding small
amounts of salt to the drinking
water, according to the institute.
For the person unaccustomed
to siistawied exertion in high
temperature, a hout with the
lawn mower, a game of golf or
other outdoor activity in the sun
is best balanced with a little
niore salt at meals ms'ead of a
concentrated
time. Then
elpiiii at any one Saturday the 125-year-old Demo
ie salt reserve is cratic daily is no longer for sale
maintained at a
most situations.
level to meet
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!.' s' r. i, fresh foo4 of right
:x.y. Har.ale only enough
, ':- f.-.-.e can-nerful at a time and
!e ra-.j..-.iiy.
ijTii's ref-r a instructions
Cr- ::.-i.i:.g Br.d jkrocesstng each
a jrwi'.c canned. This
f-'.ct J'iy spiistaxes.
;. ji.-s .4,re canning.
cr tva4 jars and those
vx.it.' s ' wlie.g surface.
I'iU '!'; V3rdsr4 jars for
c"a v ' : ; o:rirrrcial Jars
to jo-'ri So;e-. as 3r'es. rel-
i.t'j, i.irs ierl h:le process
i'jf to u-.a bstructin
JIi-i-9 f tf" i r'ft manner gauge
te'sd ifiiien and annually.
"'ay in t! ):!cKen when
i;su: th eanster t keep the
presi:rs s'tady.
Con 11 e'-ai -acid anH low-acid
fooris in a pv;sure canner.
! L'5s Wot watsr Vosth for almost
all fruits aM torr.atcs.
Leave aid-quale Ksadspare rec
ommendefl for each product so
ue food Mil not boil onto the
sealing surfacex. Clean sealin I
si.rtacs well before closing Jars.
Do not open jars after process- :
in a to f:il them more com-1
pletpy. Avoid tish'enin? lids!
after iars are cool. Cool jars in :
upr;grit position and away from
ci rafts.
Most favorable storare place
is in a cool. dry. nark place.
To detect spoilage look closely
at every jar of canned food be
fore opening and when open.
Although food may be spoiled j
and give no indication there are
signs of spoilage that may read- j
ily be apparent, such as poor seal ,
of jar. a leak, off-odor or off- :
color of food, change in texture '
of product, or slippery, slimy, '
mushy, or moldy food. Presence;
of gas. spurting of liquid on j
opening, swclline or bulging jar '
tops and ends of tin cans also i
indicates spoilage.
Overmature peas, beans, limas. i
and corn, however may be
cloudy although, rot spoiled. Do
nt taste won-a'ial home-canned
f ocs-is hrfore boilvnff thera 1 8 ta
15 aiinutcs.
It ii iris-ibie for canned food
ta contain the vhsnn that causes
hntuJisin tiittiout shondru it.
Vwo foods that have this poison
o'evploj, a bjd (i,,r hen boiled.
i"if",if of cMtor ilocs not neces
mhIv indicate freedom from
Votuh&m prison.
Wlipn in doubt as .i the
holejomfness of any low-acid
pp non-arid tanned food, (vege
table, meat, or fish) biirn or bury
it. Kofore burying, stir several
tsM'-siX'-ms of lye into a jar or
stanlcd canned food and let it
Hanrt 3i hours nut r-f reach of
children or animals. Then bur
it rtep jar. cover, stick and all.
Remember safety first. Don't ex
pos people, poultry, or other
animals to even one chance of
tasting spoiled canned food.
Those having questions about
canning may call the home ex
tension office or visit the office
in the courthouse. Many bulle
tins on canning are also avail
able to you for the asking.
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News About Books
From the Library
Forget tiie heat . . . relax with .wonder characterizes Rachel
library books on warm summer Carson's ' Edge of the Sea" in
days, suggests your Medford which the author vividly e
I Public Library. This is a good plores a world full of marvels.
time of year to enjoy the cool "Gifts from the Sea", by Anne
' relaxation of reading books of Lindbergh is a simple, sensitive
polar exploration. Arctic adven-lbook that is full of the peace
ture. deep-sea diving, salt-water and solitude of a lonely shore,
voyages, and breezy light fic- Those who seek depths beyond
,tion. : the shore and the surface of the
! Among such books which are : sea wiU want to explore Diole's
now displayed on a special shelf !"4000 ears Under the Sea", an
at the library is Peter Freu- ' informing, and captivating.
chen"s "Ice Fioes and Flaming ! chronicle of undersea archaeolo
: Waters." the storv of the au-iical exploration In which
thor's rescue of five shipwrecked
whalers from the icy waters of
Melville B a y. "Seven Men
Among the Penguins" in Mario
Marret's account of an Antarctic
adventure observing and record
ing the behavior of the extra
ordinary emperor penguin.
If you haen't already rad
"Ken-Tiki". IWnrdahl's spine
chilling, spirit-lifting adventure
with sea and raft under the
creat arching sky, don't postpone
our acquaintance with this
really great book another month.
If "Kon-Tiki" is already among
your favoritos. the library rec
ommends "The Gods Were
Kind", the story of a solo raft j b.v Philip Wylie is a collection
trip from Peru to tiie Samoan ; ot stories about salt-water fish
Islands, an adventure account ; in2 that is popular among sports
with overtones of mystical exul- j men.
tation. The gallant man who I Many other cool, relaxing
made this memorable voyage ; items are available at your Med
and describes it for you is Wil-. ford Public Library and in your
liam Willis. i community branch of the Jack-
A sense of peace and mystical son County Library-
Around Hollywood
Hollywood U.R Quiet, sen-:
sitive actors such as the late j
Leslie Howard just aren't around j
any more, and Howard s son has 1
mm. !". -a
1 a reason: Film,
r it-rv
-1 "HR- -lz
AJine Mosbj debuts, medit- Sherlock Holmes TV series film
ated today on the list of new ed in England,
male heart throbs which includes : Recently he was pared for a
Marlon Brando, Paul Newman, Hollywood movie. "Durango"
Elvis Presley, Robert Wagner starring Jeff Chandler for his
and Tony Curtis. ; own independent company. Ho-
"What happened to the Ronald j ward was surprised when the
Colmans, the George Arlisses?" : producers sent to London for him
shrugged the English actor.
Women Impatient
"Women are impatient with
the romatic type nowadays. They
suspect it's a weakness. They
think a man such as that is tepid,
weak, boring. Now an actor must
be all physique-big arms, big
muscles.''
Present day movie-goers get a
chance to see Ronald s father,
v.ho died in 1343. when "Gone
With The Wind" makes the re
runs rounds. His son sums up
his father's performance as "sub
tle." Rut Vi thinL-c tVip nrpcmt rla v
thespians don-t g0 jn or the
gentle smilej the tender voice
"Subtlety is gone for good,"
Howard said. "We've grown cyni
cal. In comedy especially. We're
so used to being hit in the face
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have been smartly styled for
cool neckline and sleevelessness.
j science, adventure, and poetry
are well blended. One of the
most comprehensive and lavish
ly illustrated of skin-diving
handbooks is "Dive" by Rick
and Barbara Carrier.
If a bit of breezy light fiction
is what you prefer to cool your
parched spirits, the Meriford
Public Library suggests "White
Sail" by Sara Bassett, in which
Lorna Newcombe finds peace
and (lie way back to love, or "An
Island Slimmer", by Magnes
Teller, which is an entertaining
chronicle of a happy family
holiday on Martha's Vineyard.
'The Best of Crunch and Des".
By ALINE MOSBY
United Prm Correspondent
with a fish that sophisticated
comedv doesn't exist. Except for
.M Fajr Ladv , ,gv.
,u
cu u" .-i'8 -s-
fanswanfvul-' gressive aooui mat.
gar, harsh', Resemblance Told
musclemen. Howard resembles his father-
Ronald Ho- the same blond, wavy hair; long
ward, a hand-(face, thin lips and sophisticated
some, 38-year- manner. He's been acting for 13
old Londoner years in London plays and films,
making his his last being a "B" picture, he
Hollywood frankly added. American audi
and television ences saw- him last season in a
especially when he saw the
role was of an American south
erner. "Oh, well, everybody in the
picture has a good Hollywood
accent," he said.
Cheese Loaves
For each serving of cheese
loaves cut two slices enriched
bread in half vertically. Stand,
cut edges up. making a small
loaf in a shallow box made by
folding aluminum foil. Mix
melted butter or margarine with
minced onion and celery salt.
Brush butter or margarine mix
ture between pieces of bread
and over top of "loaf". Place
slices of your favorite cheese
between the pieces of bread.
Sprinkle with caraway seeds.
Bake in 450 F. oven 15 minutes.
Serve each loaf in its foil box.
1 Sunday, July 29, 1958
Designer Makes
Mink Gaiters
For Dinner Wear
By UNITED PRESS
In the "What won't they think
of next?" department: gaiters
are shown for at-home or thea
ter wear for fall and winter.
New York designer Jane Derby
revives the above-ankle foot
wear in calf or jersey to match
; dinner and theater costumes.
Typical of the "complete cos
tume'' group is a long-sleeved
dinner dress of navy wool jer
sey, cut with deep plunging
neckline at the back. It's mink
: bordered hemline is about 10
; inches from the floor. Accom
panying gaiters are of navy jer
sey, banded in the same mink.
; Designer Marusia of Call-:
j fornia says she's fed up with that
! great American fashion 1erm I
"casual." "It's become a phobia I
w ith me. this word." said the
designer, who dresses some of !
; the movie colony's top stars. "Be-
nina the word casual. I think i
a lazy woman hides. She wears i
slacks and a bandana around j
her head. She doesn't have an
ounce of glamor. Do you think I
such exquisitely groomed worn-'
en as the Duchess of Windsor !
and Irene Dunne are casual I
about anything in their lives? I
Of course not. If a woman wants i
to live a full life, she can't be i
casual about anything whether i
it's her clothes, coiffure or the
morning coffee."
One survey of women shop
pers shows one of their pet
peeves rs the "salesgirl who
thinks you look 'marvelous' in
everything." The complaint was
voiced repeatedly in the 1500
answers one New York store
'Bergdorf Goodman) received to
to a recent questionnaire.
Britain's National Jewellers'
association reports that Queen
Elizabeth. II. is making increas
ing use of the fabulous jewels
left her by her grandmother, the
late dowager Queen Mary. The
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association says that many of
. Queen Mary's jewels have been
'altered and restyled. Elizabeth,
like her grandmother, bas a
preference for emeralds.
Enter the old-fashioned hnrsp
blanket in fashion. Designer
Bonnie Cashin imports bold
plaid blankets from Scotland
and uses them to line hooded
leather jackets. The same plaid
goes into matching skinny pants.
Scoop out small balls of hard
ice cream and roll first in thick
; chocolate sauce and then in chop
j ped walnuts. Put in freezer im
' mediately for an hour before
serving.
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