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Page 4 The average urtan family re-, oeives about twice as much cash; income as the average farm or village family. STORE VOUR TRIPLE GUARD SAFETY • REFRIGERATION to retain softness • AIR CONDITIONING for lustre and beauty • STERILIZATION to kill moth life ^ Q/ of Your iTOvaluatic LOW MINIM DM [Morsfld CLEANERS • LAUNDERERS ELizabeth 2-5000 WEstfield 2-6422 WHICH SHOULD YOU WEAR? Bake Croquettes Rather Than Frying Them 'Td serve croquettes more often if I didn't have to fuss around with deep fat," sighs a hamemaker. Don't deny your family croquettes for thia reason, eaya your County Home Agent. Her advice is to bake them in the oven. Croquettes are an ideal way for using your leftover' bits of fish, meat or poultry. As you probably know, croquettes are rolls, balls or cones that ere crisp on the outside and soft on the inside. One of the secrets in attaining that combination is to chill the croquettes thoroughly before shaping them, points out your County Home Agent. A general rule to follow Is to combine equal parts of thick white sauce with some cooked food such &s minced chicken, fish, meat or vegetables. Season to taste. Then spread one-inch thick on a platter If you'd like to see how easy it If you'l like to see how easy it is to make croquettes in the oven, try- Vegatable-Jleat Croquettes H cup meshed potatoes 1 cup drained corn 1 cup finely diced leftover meat 1 egg, beaten 3 tablespoons milk % teaepoon salt U teaspoon pepper 1 teaspoon prepared mustard 2 tablespoons finely chopped green pepper 1 teaspoon grated onion. ' Mix ingredients together. Shape into 6 or 8 croquettes. Roll in 2 crushed shredded wheat biscuits and 1 tablespoon melted fat. Put in a greased pen and bake in a 400 F. oven for 40 minutes. Utah enacted a law in 1921 to prohibit cigarettes and repealed it two years later. Pert Spring Bonnet Made of Straw \ THE CLOTHESLINE By Murtei W. S h d With practically every fabric manufactured today so constructed and finished that it resists creasing and wilting, that particular phase of travel problem la eliminated. It's no longer necessary to have everything pressed upon arrival at destination, but there still remains the unhappy fact that a suitcase contains just so many cubic inches of apace into which just so many items can be jammed. Add to this, crowded transportation facilities and a dearth of porters when they're moat needed, and it becomes obvious that traveling light ia a highly desirable ideR. Traveling light not only in the sense of making one bag do in preference to two or three bags, but also in keeping the content* of the one bag as light as possible. Of course, it would look a little silly to shop with a portable scale in hand and weigh each garment purchased, but it might not be such a bad idea at that — there's a lot of difference in the relative weight of materials and every ounce saved is one less to carry. Since few people can afford a special wardrobe just for going places, selecting clothes for daily we-ar which will also be good travelers is a sound thought to keep in mind. It might also be borne in mind that clcthe3 fulfilling the specifications of packing well in a suitcase are equally good stay-at-homes; easy to keep wellgroomed and packing neatly away in crowded closets. Style and Fabric Choices In both styling and types of materials, current fashions offer a wide choice of "pakables" that are equally at home in the city or at resorts. The multitude of sheers for instance. The gossamer fabrics weigh practically nothing and one slip can serve with several overdresses — both a space and money saver. The return of lace for daytime wear ia another star in the galaxy of good travelers this summer. Tops in staying power, cotton lace A DELIGHTFUL HAT for a young face, this pale blue balibuntl straw has deep violet ribbons and is rather a magical material. It mauve to violet anemones. Designed by a newcomer in New York Fashion circle?, Baroness Radvinsky, seems to take on the atmosphere from Hungary. of whatever hour of the day it is worn without aid from accessories. Take an attractively patterned Versatile Cabbage lace in beige, for example. Fashioned in ' a nicely tailored, two- Which kind of glasses should you wear? There id Named Because • piece styling, it looks perfectly no quick answer, because it depends upon you. THE TEEN-ACER all right at 8 a. m. As the hours Of Its Shape tick by, it ia equally charming for • It depends upon your prescription, the kind a luncheon or tea party — gains of work you do, and the slyle best suited to It's called cabbage because of LOOKS AROUND glamour as twilight comes and is your features. its shape. If you dig into a Latin at home for cocktails or midnight dictionary, you'll find the word By BBYNA LEVENBEKG These are all important, individual matters—• dancing. ''caput" for head. And the Romans Moreover, a good lace daytime matters you can safely entrust to the knowledge are credited, according to at least Women's fashions are getting that spikes were things track men frock is cool to wear and is the and experience of your Guild Optician. one authority, with the develop- me down. Last year when the and ball players wore, but I guess ment of headed cabbage. "feed bag" pocket-book hit the I was wrong. Not only were they Even in early times, cabbage market. I trotted down to a local I Protect Clothes .lemember the Mam* was a vegetable that got around to store to purchase one. Several spikes, but they also sported, a 2 STOKES NEWARK EAST ORANGE many places, and took a variety of months later, I was strolling along tremendous platform. In my From Moths 33 Central 644 Central forms. We're told that the An- a boulevard with my find in youth I once learned that shoes The tiny clothes moth you leap ATC. Ave. cient Greeks grew three varieties MI 2-51J1 OR 2-0231 Canada when a policeman's horse were used for a protective cover- after to annihilate between clapped Closed Saturday at 1 P. M. of cabbage, and the Roman. Pliny, stopped me and politely nosed his hands is only indirectly the cause ing, but with all the air space in mentions six. Among various big face into the bag. The bobby of that hole in your favorite members of the cabbage family this pair, I'm afraid my informant sweater. It's the larvae hatched made profuse apologies but my that we know today, there are was of an era long past. The from the eggs that do the damage, horse sense told me that the four- kale, kohl-rabi, cauliflower, broclegged animal was terribly disap- lady's hat really fascinated me, explains Inez LaBoseier, extension coli, and Brussels sprouts. clothing specialist at Rutgers Unipointed when all he got was a face though It waa a little affair, but CASH for DIAMONDS versity. It's cabbage of the familiar full of my newest shade of powder. so cleverly camouflaged that It headed type3 that concerns uo Her advice is to begin your moth Luckily I had a lump of sugar WITH the numberless needs of today for ready added to her height. Amazing, chiefly these days, however. Re- fight while the moths are In the which I carry for just such emer- cash, it is good business to make those dormant these designers. egg or larvae stage, remembering ceipts et Northeastern markets gencies, so the animal settled for diamonds work for you. Sell them to Busch & are at very high levels. At this that and eventually forgave me. Then several weeks ago. I at- that the eggs mature faster and the larvae eat more in the warm time of the year, most of it is Sons, where you are assured of receiving "top But his whinny seemed to ask, tended & dinner. A charming young summer months. "green" cabbage, of fche domestic "What in the world is this modern lady with exquisite long black hair prices." You'll be thoroughly satisfied with our round type, according to the Coun- civilization going to do next?" Not done up in a sophisticated bun was Wools may be treated in several fair and just dealings. Bring them in at once for ty Home Agent. being qualified to answer his seated to my left. I was paying ways to protect them from moths appraisals. Open Friday Evenings We're also getting some heada j query since I couldn't speak his more ettention to my food than to and carpet beetle. You'll get al- of pointed or conically shaped cab- her conversation when suddenly I most complete protection by spray- language, I cantered off to the ing on both sides with one of the bage. Characteristic of this type heard her mention the word "rat." neraest sight-seeing bus and DDT spray* developed- for this. is the comparatively smooth sur- I dropped my eating utensil and breathed some of the air on top of Use a spray containing a s per Bwch. & Sons icill appraise your jewelry for face of the leaves. And the some- fearfully eyed the room, but did Mount Royal. During the excur- cent concentration of DDT. The what smaller heads than the "Dan- not catch sight of any rodent. "Oh, insurance purpose*. sion to the Mount, I had been DDT aerosol bomb Is better for ish" or "domestic" type. Early no," said my new friend to the seated next to what I had supposed ridding an open room of insects Experts at Busch & SOIJS will appraise your jewelry and issue Jersey Wakefleld end Charleston left, oblivious of my concern, "not you a certificate for insurance purposes. Bring your jewelry in was a woman of rather short than it is for saturating a fabric. Wakefield are two leading varie- In the dim* store, I had my hair now for an appraisal while you wait. stature; however, when she To spray a man's overcoat fully ties of this pointed-type cabbage. dresser make it up for me." Sowould require five or six such The "early spring" crop from alighted onto the ground, I dis- her hair wasn't long, beautiful and bombs. Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, covered a towering willow of a black after all, it wa» short and South Carolina and Georgia is woman. Two quick glances—one to black. And the beautician had done Complete saturation is necessary Newark Newark forecast at 89,000 tons! And re- her feet and another to her head the rest. Maybe the horse was for complete protection. Using one Store Branch cently the "late spring" crop from gave me the answer. Her shoes right. What will this modern civil- of tie liquid sprays, apply evenly North Carolina, Virginia, Mary- were spikes; I had always assumed ization do next? on both sides. Research has shown 175 Broad St. Springfield that about one pint is required to land, Tennessee, and Kentucky ha* process five pounds of wool. A Cor. William Arc. at Hlsh been making en appearance In blanket weighs about this much. quantity. After you purchase cabbage, Table Mat Stitchery A man's overcoat would require 13 Summit Store — Springfield Ave. Cor. Beeehwood Rd. fluid ounces while a suit requires treat it carefully and use it 0 fluid ounces. promptly. New cab-babe that hasn't been properly handled soon loses Spraying is hard work and be- its freshness. You'll find, incicause washing or dry cleaning redentally, that new cabbage occamoves the protection, many peosionally lg not so solid Or firm as ple resort to simpler methods- cabbage of the late winter crop. even though the protection isn't as great. You can buy fabrics guar- Then serve it often in & variety anteed by the manufacturer of weya, A beef tomato and cab- against moth damage for a pebage scallop Is suggested by the riod of years. Read the guarantee Bureau of Home Economics. Use carefully, however, and rely on it €OTTON 1 pound of ground beef or other only to the extent specified. lean meat, 2 tablespoon* /at, ?4 cup chopped onion; l cup chopped Dry cleaning clothes immediate- celery, i\k cups fresh $r danned ly before storage helps, too. Sea! (No. 2 can) tomatoes, 2 teaspoons the cjothese carefuflly in bags so New Complete salt, pepper, 4 cups chopped or the bugs can't get Ln to lay egga Selection Of coarsely shredded cabbage, 1 cup Fumes of naphthalene moth balls soft bread crumbs. or paradlchlorbenzene crystals kill Cottons Just , Brown the meat in fat. Add onion moths and larvae if the articles Arrived and celery. Cook 5 minutes. Add are sealed tight enough so that tomatoes, salt and pepper. Bring the vapors do not escape. Place 8.95-16.95 to boiling. Piece alternate layers these chemicals above the fabrics of cabbage and meat mixture in a because the fumes are heavier than Junior Misses baking dish. Top with bread air and tend to settle. Use the Sizes 9 - 15 Sizes 10 - JO crumbs. Bake in a moderately hot amount recommended by the man- oven 375 F. 40 to 45 minutes. ufacturer. Women's Some dry cleaners offer moth- Sizes 14•* - 24>, An interesting version of cabproofing sen-ice. If they use a 5 bage cooked as a vegetable is per cent DDT solution, the service Sauteed Cabbage. Use 2 cups is worth additional cost because it cooked cabbage chopped. Melt 2 will offer real protection. A silico- tablespoons of fat in a skillet. fluoride solution, however, gives Saute cabbage in fat until brown. .only partial protection. Pour in 2 tablespoons undiluted Washing clothes in soap and evaporated milk or cream. Season water helps remove eggs enij OPEN with salt and pepper. Stir until | larvae but does not dependably re- THURSDAY heated. MONK'S CLOTH makes a fine background for ornamental borders of move them all. After washing, EVENING Two salad variations are also embroidery whi«h can b* worked without a transfer pattern. In th.il hang the clothes in the sun, brush suggested. Add % to 1 cup of fringed place mat, bands of bright color are stitched at both ends. and store with moth crystals chopped pea'nuts to coleslaw (to Similar decoration can be used for runners, draperies and tablecloths. 604 CENTRAL AVE. EAST ORANGE serve 6). Combine diced pineapple, A direction leaflet for this EMBROIDERED PLACE MAT may be One last word of caution—don't almonds, shredded cabbage, and obtained by sending a stamped, Self-addressed envelope to the Needlerely on newspapers to protect your marsh mallows. Work Department of this paper, requesting Leaflet No. 5089. clothes. Neither the paper nor the I Ink to moth-repellent. most wilt-resistant and unmuss able of all textiles. .. While weight of material is important in a "suitcase outfit, the type of styling and the amount of yardage « important too. Blouse and skirt combinations pack better than dresses;- sleeveless cuts are less troublesome to fold than sleeved blouses and of course fiveyards - around - the - bottom skirts should not be considered aj space savers. Nor do crisp dimities '«nd or. gandies pack as well as the softer MUSEUM ART SCHOOL of MONTCIAIK, N- 3- Two-year full-time course offers excellent foundation for commercial art job or advanced study. IndJ-niiuw attention, catalog. So. Mountain & Bloomf ield Aves. Tel. MO 3-3518 STORE FURS NOW! Our Own Cold MAY 18, I9SQ '—— ch ugj, they don't weigh any more. Nyloj ia ia the lightest in weight for similar l l ar weaves and closely woven cottons such as denim and cords are rjja. tively heavy. BROKE? WE FIX IT ZIPPERS Repaired or Replaced UMBRELLAS Repaired or Re-covered HANDBAGS Repaired Mad-Lou Shop 84 South Street Morristown BONDED Storage Vaults YDURFUK. 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MAY 18, 1950 A Sense of Hope Is Imperative for Cerebral Palsied (First in a series of three articles) (EDITOR'S NOTE: Cerebral PaJsy, a condition which results from faulty development or damage to parts of the brain which govern control of the muscles, is one of America's major cripplers. Current interest in the problem has been inspired by recently - formed parents' groups which seek to combat cerebral palsy. The following article is reprinted from the Cerebral Pa^sy League-of New Jersey NEWS. It was written by Leonard Harris, M.D., medical director of the Treatment Center of the Cerebral Palsy League of New Jersey-Essex County.) I think you will agree with roe that hope is man's most priceless possession. A man needs hope in ordor to tolerate his miseries and to enjoy his good fortune. The man • wiio lacks hope either in misery or In good fortune is the poorest man ilive. The recent surge of nation-wi interest in Cerebral Palsy and the organization o£ the United Cerebral Palsy Association establishes this sense of hope in the hearts of the parents, physicians, therapists ilid eventually in the children themselves, which in the long run ii our final aim. Hope is a reflection of constructive feelings and attitudes. A child feels personally hopeful when, as a result of good human relations, he acquires an inner certainty about his real strength and real "weakness. His hope is augmented by successful * experiences in selecting and working towards realistic goals. This, very broadly, is the overall aim of any rehabilitation program. Cerebral Palsy, more than most medical disorders is a problem in the relationship of the individual to society. The basis of any program is the promotion of an essentially normal relationship among the children while meeting; their many individual training requirements. The concept of a community of children learning self help and mutual assistance, developing social sense and receiving at the same time education and the various types of training they so badly need, must be primary in any movement to aid the cerebral palsied child. - We have only just begun to scratch the surface of the potentialities for handling the cerebral palsy problem. The parent of a cerebral palsied child wants that child to be happy and wants to be happy with him. The parent must know what the child -will never be able to do and what are the possibilities for each child. Any treatment p^gram must have, immediate objectives. Progress will be in stages, not in jumps. When the immediate goal is reached, success is shared by the child and the parent. VThe parent needs success as well as the child. k In the past, parents of cerebral palsied children were generally advised to put their children away in institutions for custodial care, to be more or less forgotten. Even today, owing to the lack of proper training, adequate facilities, and dissemination of information regarding cerebral palsy, institutions for the feeble-minded house many individuals of normal intelligence, who because of their motor and sensory handicaps 1 are thought to be below normal in intelligence. tn keeping with medical progress on all fronts, increasing interest and experience in cerebral palsy have made available new data for more accurate diagnosis ..ind treatment in this field. Each time that a treatment center is Mtablished we increase the opportunity for study and development of techniques for assisting cerebral palsied children to make as normal an adjustment as possible. We arc also inviting and stimulating the interest ' of professionals to train in and explore the field of cerebral palsy. Rehabilitation is possible in more than 75 pet cent of the affected individuals. Cerebral palsied patients can be taught to overcome their handicaps through education and various techniques - of therapy. Marked improvements are possible to the point of enabling them to function as useful members of society. Despite their disabilities, those afflicted can be rehabilitated BO that they can perform the functions of average human beings. Through the use of physio, therapy, occupational therapy, speech training, general medical care, psychological guidance, education, surgery, braces and certain drugs, hopelessness has been replaced with hope as parents watch their children improve. Without such treatment and training the cerebral palsied in the past have remained helpless bodies removed from the world. Thft parent* of these children need help u well as the patients. No family should be charged with the full responsibility of a cerebral palsied child. Every person in the community as a whole should share In this task. There is an ever increasing case-load of cerebral chilto Increase available facilities. Iron was once a rare and pr«ciaut ntetal, and one of the earllett known iron relies *ae jewelry—iron beato found in an Esyptita tomb dating back to +. 000 Designs Original Pieces of Furniture In seme of the nation's leading department stores may be ft>und original pieces of furniture designed by a resident of Millburo, Seth Ben-Ari, Although Ben-Ari has been producing furniture for only a .short time, some department store buyers are reported as saying that his original rank with the best they have seen. Ben-Ari is in an unusual position among designers. He is owner of a gmall plant on Highway 29, Scotch Plains, which produces furniture of his own design, This combination of producerdesigner is unique. Most designers are employed by large concerns, but few own their own work shops. "It gives the designer a chance to supervise his creation from' design to finished product," Ben- Ari says. Ben-Ari was born in Russia where'he attended universities in Moscow acid Odessa. He ,left his native land in the early lSWs, first going to South America, then j to Hollywood where he was employed as a set designer. A number of his stage designs were seen in the early Cecil De Mille productions. Later he turned to interior home design, office and store design. Among other things, his work included designs for an exhibit at the World's Fair and the Koos Brothers' store, Rahway. It was while he was designing interiors that he became particularly interested in furniture, aod the possibility of not only designing it, but also of operating a small plant which would produce his designs. While working on interiors, etn-Ari often found it necessary to create special pieces of furniture, which then had to be produced by a cabinet maker. "In the case of period furniture," he says, "this was due to the fact that the required design could not be found in the proper SETH BEN-ARI size or correct finish. And as for modern design, it was necessary to design my own or be faced with a very limited selection." A fow years ago he accomplished the ideal of many designers by opening his own shop where he could not only design as he wished, but control the workmanship of the finished product. The small, modernistic plant on Highway 29 now emplosy 10 craftsmen. Much of the work is done by hand and it may take severed weeks before a single piece ia completed. "But," says BEM Ari, "I am interested only in quality—not quantity." "Design," says Ben-Ari, "is imagination," although he points out that it is usually based on something which is already in existence. As an example, the basic design for his latest piece of furniture was inspired by the heel of a Victorian slipper. Using the curve of the heel as a foundation, he built up the basic design which is now used for his breakfronts, dressers and Get On This Brand Wagon For Friendly Fuel Oil Service! Mobilhear SOCONY-VACUUM HEATING OIL Sign Up Now and Relax. You'll get automatic deliveries a]l winter long—with no reordering. Have us check burner,too,mafce any necessary adjustments or repairs. Don't wait for an emergency. Call us right away for clean-burning Mobilheat and our complete fuel oil service. PHONE CHcrtham 4-6800 YOU CAN RELY ON OUR SOURCE OF SUPPLY! CROWN OIL CORPORATION Chatham, New Jersey Delivery Terminals Located At CHATHAM—EAST RUTHERFORD— PERTH AMBOY—RIDGBFIELD PARK—WHIPPANY Convenience of Parking... On premises parking is provided for those visiting either our Newark or Springfield establishment. Each parking area has an entrance from, two streets. SMITH AND SMITH FUNERAL DIRECTORS 415 Morris Avs., Springfield, N. J. !60 Clinton Ave. (Near Short Hiils Avt.) Newark 5, N. J. Mftlburn6-«SJ BIgelow 3-2123 (Amfit parting en prcmim) ».N OUTSTANDING SERVICE "WITHIN THE MEANS OF ALL small chests. The design is a combination of gently rounded curves and massive squares. The design, J incidentally, is patented. Some of the first pieces of this design were bought by Jack Warner of motion picture fame, and by Raymond Lo'wey, industrial designer. Astronomy (Continued from P»£e s; pole of earth, but no one now living will ever know any other pole star than the one which right now shines within one degree of the true north—about two moons' widths away from it. Actually, photographs of the region near Polaris show about 200 very faint stars which are nearer to the polar point than is Polaris. The name of thia odd motion of the earth—the Precession of the Equinoxes—was given to it because it resulted in moving the Equinoxes, which are the points and the times at which the Sun crosses the extension of the earth's equator and our days and nights are equal, nearer together. In other words, the period of time between two successive equinoxes is made shorter by this motion than it would be if there were no such eccentricity of the earth. The equinoxes are pushed ahead, which is what precession means. No matter what the vegetable, it will taste better the sooner it is cooked after being harvested. Half an hour may be sufficient to dull the flavor of those that are rich in sugar, which quickly begins to change to starch. Reports Men Not Enthusiastic Over Zlppered Shirts One trouble with the conventional shirt has been the knack of the buttons to turn up missing at the most inconvenient times. The zipper front shirt wa3 designed to appeal on this basis. It features a zippered front closing and gripper snaps at the collar and sleeve cuffs. Reports from men who have worn these shirts aren't too enthusiastic, according to Inez La- Bo.ssier, extension clothing specialist at Rutgers University. There ie Those who guid* this $70,006,000 imfifjlion DIRECTORS Jokn L. Betfc.' Frank Brhcsi James M, Cavanagh David Cronhaim William E. Hockir Jams* V. lgo« louil Itvy Jamei K. Meldrum Em«l A. MInlar OFFICERS Ernasl A. Mmier. titiidtnl Uono>d B. Zusi, Viea-Pm. Gerard E. Duffy, Treasurer George M. Cooper. Secy. Vintenl H.Rible./tisr.Treos. Marcy C. Sweeney,Ajlf.Secy Sue R. Di Stale, Aijf. Secy. William Mattes, Comprr. a tendency for the zipper to push the collar up against the neck it is reported. Some had trouble locking the uvo elides of the zipper to gether to start the closing. Ironing the section over the zipper, whether with a mangle or a flat-iron, is more difficult. The ridthe zipper makes results ir creased wear on that section of the fabri^ And this i5 not a section of the shirt that can be replaced to allow for utilizing the wear re maining in the rest of the shirt points out the State University specialist. The gripper snaps may ^ life of the garment, but both fasteners and i zippers are subject '0 MOW and are INSURED! Small sums, set aside each week, or larger amounts up to $5,000, will give you such earnings in New Jersey's largest, insured Savings and loan. A Carteret account Is the financial standby of 40,000 thrifty families. Ntw acceunfj invlttd by mail or li% parson. the nap AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 866 BROAD STREET NEWARK 2, N. J. Over 5000 sq, ft Appliance & TV Play ALL of Today's Wonderful Records! 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