Los Angeles Evening Post-Record from Los Angeles, California • 10

FRIDAY JULY 18 1930 12 THE LOS ANGELES RECORD 9 LITTLE GREEN VASE PROVES FALLACY Aid Column Mother Distraught Over Girl Who Smiles Down Her Commands NEW ENGLISH CUSTOM CAPTURES RICO LOT 1 MIXING BOWL AHh MEREDITH Success With Icings THE most aggravating thing a cook has to contend with is her carefully made boiled icing or fudge going grainy The reason for this happening can be chalked up to too high a degree of heat so cook icing syrups or fudge with a heat just hot enough to keep them at the bubbling stage or add a small quantity of acid to the cooking syrup one-half teaspoonful of lemon or vinegar to two cupfuls of sugar is enough When an acid is not desirable the same effect can be had by using 2 tablespoonfuls of white corn syrup I proved the truth of my state- PANTRY SHELF THE current weekly leaflet i free to any one sending a self-addressed stamped envelope BACK 2c each Address Ann Meredith care of The Record and check any of the following you want enclosing 2 cents each AND a self-addressed stamped envelope CalaAe Total for 330 Kinds of Food 8a tin Sheen Shampoo Roast Dinners Quick MeaU From the Emergency Shelf Overweight Its Cause and Cure Mexican Cookery Favorite Chinese Dishes Exercises That Cure Constipation The 21-Day Diet The 21-Day Diet Recipes Armenian Recipes Croquette and Flitters Time Savers A Party A Dutch Lunch Scottish Scones Spring Lamb 1 Summer Supper Suggestions Cook Book Leaflet So 3 Cook Book Leaflet So 4 Meats My Formal Dinner Party Cooking for Two Seasonable SuDday Breakfast Butter Icings Ravioli and Italian Spaghetti Household Hints and Helps Tour Weight and Your Calories table of weights for all ages and both sexes with calorie value of 158 foods Popo vers and Griddle Cakes Real Spanish Dishes Three 50 -cent Dinner Menus Dieting the Underweight Unusual Egg Recipes Gems From an Old Cook Book Cultivating a Charming Personality Coffee Cakea Facial Massage and Skin Food Sandwich Butters and Spreads Cookies From Germany By CYNTHIA GREY AN you the love of dance boy companions and thrills out of a life? A mother has attempted to answer this question affirmatively Her home happiness has gone on the She is heart-broken because her daughter is threatening to run away I had been a mean mother or a selfish writes this worried woman could understand being treated this shameful way she adds have always been the most sacrificing earnest parent daughter has come first at all times I have even washed dishes so she could have nice hands I have worked out so she could have good clothes when I try to reason with her and tell her she just cannot do things that other girls do in her crowd she almost insults me Not by what she says but by the wav she acts She looks at me as if I were a bit demented She treats me like some frail shaky old person who has to be considered but not obeyed What would you do? I am Anxious Mother THAT LITTLE GREEN VASE THE policy of directing youth is as obsolete as a last short-skirted gown A young person would never amount to a hill of beans if he or she were always adhering to a program Besides the theory is psychologically unsound Perhaps remember the story printed some time ago In this column Related by anVlderly man It ran something like this: mother left us at home one afternoon and told us to play quietly Wnd canefully in the house left many things about which we might have tampered with and perhaps destroyed the only thing we must NOT touch was the little green vase on the mantelpiece was a bit of old bric-a-brac that we children never even noticed ordinarily "Maybe it been touched by any of us ever So far as I know we shown a single bit of interest in it not even enough to ask jwhat it was used for or where it came fronv said our devoted mother you do touch that vase on the mantelpiece You might break It she disappeared down the pathway she was still calling to us to keep away from the little green vase "Well of course as you may have guessed ere this that little green Vase was the chief object uppermost In our minds BACK TO GREEN VASE TTtE PLAYED at this and that We-walked all over the bouse and occupied ourselves with all sorts of games But always unconsciously we came back to the high mantelpiece and the little green vase! To make a sad story short we finally pulled It down off the place it had stood for years unmolested the time mother came home a piece had been chipped out of it "Nothing else in the house had been hurt We had done no other mischief HAD to get down that vase because us identity and importance had been so definitely and indelibly marked into our minds with determined PERHAPS this little story may answer the worried mother who finds herself trying to live through the awakening she is now experiencing She her life into a pattern which she herself has created not the business of older people to make models that are as like the original as two peas in a pod Teach your child to value the truth above diamonds to be known as a youth honorable in play and instil into his or her heart self-discipline and kindness Then you can pretty nearly let the youngster blaze his own trail toward the rainbow of happiness One other thing: Give him a chance to pattern uncon -spicuously by a worthwhile example! I corv etpfnG fKJE emetcEH amount of the clam Juice to moisten This is sufficient stuffing for small turkey or two chickens Ha( of the amount will be sufficient for a honed shoulder of lamb veal or pork IT is impossible to give the individual ual calorie total for appetites differ on the question of stuffing The grand total is 1670 mostly energy calories but who cares? This is a grand stuffing! COOK BOOK Leaflet Vegetables is offered free of charge today for the last time if you will send in a stamped self-addressed envelope This is an tm- -jo-W gWREDENg Packing Provision Company Renee Macready film star a home run 129-135 So Main St and 6th and Main Streets GOOD MEATS LOW PRICES 8c 12ic Boiling lb Short Ribx Fresh Leaf Lard lb Pig Fork Chops ib I I hi I TUST a new English custom A convenient one too take it from Renee Macready Radio featured player who has introduced it to Hollywood the idea of combining two very feminine necessities into one a handkerchief and a powder puff the latter of down Renee was discovered with one of the articles at lunch in a cafe recently and since that time the fad has spread through the film colony The handkerchief is hand-painted and of very fine crepe de chine with the puff delicately sewn into the center A set of them were sent to the player by her mother in London all the rage over there her mother writes Pass what you need along to some worthy person Spread a smile The short cut to happiness is hvlping others one sure way to forget the weather! Do a good deed then so happy because helped some one who needed help that you forget how hot it is Try that method some time There are scores of needy families writing to the Cynthia Grey department asking for everything Imaginable Read their wants and see If you might have something tucked away in the basement or the attio somewhere that is just the thing they asked for Also if during your housecleaning you find something some poor family could use phone or write to Cynthia Grey department and a notice will be published telling what you have to give away It might be just what some one is wishing for OFFERS CLOTHES TO SMALL BOY MISS GREY: I have some clothes that I would be glad to give to a two or three-year-old boy LAfayette 2737 5422 Seville street Huntington Park FRIEND REPORTS NEEDY FAMILY MISS GREY: As 1 am a subscriber to The Record I am acquainted with the good work of The Record and I have a welfare case like to report and get a little help on The family lives at 6413H (rear) Bonsallo They draw' $8 from the charities There is a man wife and three children The children are sick and the man has bleeding ulcers of the stomach cannot do heavy work 1 seem to hit on anything for this man Shaw 1206 West 90th street WANTS TO FIND VVHTTK FOX TERRIER MISvS GREY Will you please publish this notice in your column of the Record? I am trying to find my dog that was lost on June 16 If anyone found him kindly let me know and be very happy He Is white fox terrier with tap colored head and ears uneven part in center of face age 7 years name Ferdinand He of the tailless breed full blooded fox terrier License number 14580 Carter 3S17 Baldwin street iALONE AND LONELY SHE MAKES APPEAL MISS GREY' Will you please ask through your column if there Is someone who has an old phonograph or victrqla they would give to an old lady? I am In my 78rd year and am alone most of the time My sister and I live alone but she ia only home once a veek and I get very lonely Aflf not able to get out very often Mrs Clawson 311 East 47th place Indian Club Names Leaders HE American Indian History and Art club have elected as officers fur the coming year Mrs Irene Noonan (Cherokee) president Mr Jeanne Cap pell (Chippewa) vice-president Mrs Lillian Dechon (Chippewa) secretary Mr Blanche Duquette (Sioux and Chippewa) treasurer This Is a club with a very serious purpose to quote from their "To preserve all that is highest and nobelest and best of the Indian of the past his history art crafts music literature and on this foundation to build progressive development and education for theYndian of It is the effort of this club to never sponsor anything supposedly Indian without knowing that it is Indian and truly portrayed We realize that there are many people now of Indian blood who did not know of this ancestry a short time ago Peopple who have learned gome amount of circus or vaudeville entertainment and are anxious and willing to give it to the world as the real thing To these we turn a deaf ear and by so doing hope to discourage the says Mrs Noonan TWO GROUPS Active member must have Indian ancestry but they have another kind of membership which is called this is composed of people who ase interested in the Indian cause In legislation concerning Indian affairs in the relief of suffering among the Indians (meaning the California Indians) as well as help-ing fn spreading the gospel of the Indian as an independent citizen instead of a ward of the government These sustaining members pay one dollar a year are notified of all affairs of the club and Its open meetings its programs etc They of course have no vote and no rights such as the voting active members have For instance they cannot solicit money take donations put on programs or in any way use the club name without the consent of two thirds of the active membership This I not meant to discredit the white friends for It is people who are not eligible to active membership that constitute the sustaining membership But it is rather as the club constitution says "it is to be assured of retaining a real Indian view point In regard to our affairs and to protect the club from exploitation by friends of the Choice Beef Choice lb Choice Sirloin Steak 25c 17c 12c 10c Milk Veal Roast Boneless Beef Stew lb Shoulder Yearling Mutton Ib Fork Shoulder Bones Ib Miles in Year clubs she has attended eight meetings one state menta in' making that lovely 7-min-ute Icing When first I made it under directions it was perfect the next time and time innumerable thereafter I made It hurriedly and it waa too grainy to spread nicely and cracked off under the knife when the cake was cut 1 tried cooking It one minute less but still the result was nil then I hit on the idea of not having the water at a galloping boil and it turned put just as it should Then I went still further and cooked It at the high temperature after adding the corn syrup (glucose) and had success but not to the extent that was mine when the plain gyrup was cooked more slowly This is true also of syrups for boiled whipped icing: cook them slowly do not stir and thus dislodge the sugar crystals against the side of the kettle Test by dropping from the spoon tip When a thin forms immediately the syrup is done RECIPE CLAM STUFFING 4 rap tulc breadcrumb Boiling water to moisten 2 well -beaten eggs 3 teaspoon salt Pepper nd paprika I teaspoon powdered aage leaf I onion minced fine 1 large can minced clam 4 tablespoon butter OCOOP the crumbs out of a stale ioaf add enough of the crust cut In bits to make the 4 cups and over them pour boiling water to moisten Drain off immediately and press out all possible moisture with the back of a spoon you see the crumbs must be soft yet fluffy To the crumbs add the well beaten eggs tjie seasonings and the clam meat drained off juice Saute the minced onion in the butter add to the dressing and mix well If it seems a little dry use a -small Says Mother Gargle Throats APIJCA to parents especially mothers to take every care to preserve the health of their chll-dren during the present epidemic of infantile paralysis in this city is broadcast today by a Record reader She calls on all parent to contribute their share toward the care being used by city and county authorities to stem this dread disease before it reaches any great momentum Her suggestions are simple and practical She says MAKES CHILDREN GARGLE THROATS 4 MISS GREY: Will you please Insert this simple advice in your column? During the present epidemic of infantile paralysis I want to pass on this advice to mot her a I compel my children to gargle their throats several times a day with an antiseptic solution I also spray the nasal passages as nearly all germs enter the system through those passages It is at all times a safeguard to health to follow thl method and make It a daily habit regardless of epidemics DIFFICULT CASE The health department has at present a serious situation to cope with and I feel that the general public should do Hielr biL One also cannot impress too often on minds that they should have clean hands at aJi times when conveying food to the mouth and if it be fruit that It be washed clean before eating same I have seen mothers on several occasions buy ice cream cones and take a bite herself then pass It on to several more children then on to the innocent baby This sickens me and I had fought myself on several occasions when I wanted to give my opinion to a mother in an event of this kind I have never in my life kissed my children on the mouth as a kiss on the cheek answers the same purpose Strong salt water will take the place of antiseptic Mrs Dewig CITY CLUB July 21 will close the season for the Woman's City club The club will adjourn for the summer reopening the middle part of September At the final meeting Mrs Robert Shields will preside and speakers will include candidates for office among them being Mayor James Rolph Attorney General 8 Webb and the several candidates for state senator The 1930-31 year books are ready for distribution to members who may secure same from thtK office of the club 940 South Figueroa FRINGE VOGUE A white fringed flounce posed fHagonally on a white satin evening gown gives a distinguished touch of feminism to the costume FRESH FROM THE SMOKE HOUSE 5000 Selected Eastern Hams Ib 23 2C (Very Mild Sugar Cured) 4000 lbs Choice Eastern Bacon 25c lb (Whole or Half) 2000 Lbs Center Cut Sliced 45c Lb FISH AND POULTRY DEPT FISHERMEN ATTENTION: Do not go homo disappointed Stop in and pick up your GENUINE RAINBOW TROUT Per Ib Freeh Seattle Halibut Of)n Fancy Dressed per Ib AvL Broilers 3 for Fresh Chinook Salmon on GeMaine Long Island per lb DuAs per lb WREDEN PACKING PROVISION CO 129-135 So Main St and 6th and Main Sts My Favorite Chocolate Cake 1-usrlou Doughnuts Cook Book Leaflet Ne Suggestions for Balanced Meals Tonic for Hair and Eyelashes Prise Wedding Cake Relaxation and Its Relation to Health Cook Book Leaflet No Two Courses With Coffee Checkerboard and Orange Fairy Loaf Cakes Cheese Dishes French -Italian Recipes Entertaining at Tea Growing Old Gracefully portant part of the 12 leaflet to be Issued for this cook book series I do hope you mis getting it a Au revoir tiU Monday ANN MEREDITH Milk Veal Chop lb Milk Lamb Rib Roast lb Fresh Hamburger lb Iegs Yearling Mutton Ib Pork Shoulder Roast Bb TROUT MOTHS frOACMCS FUAS I A Drives 11000 IHE following data taken from the last letter of the district president Mrs Howard Sherwood to presidents of individual dubs will prove interesting to those who wonder how the district president spends her time During the past year Mrs Howard Sherwood president of Los Angeles district California Federation of clubs has visited 12 division conferences 76 clubs five Junior clubs two unfederated ADVERTISE MKNT Radox Bring Foot Comfort To America Nothing Like It Ever Sold By Druggist Before Corns Callouses Burning Feet FRtSH stats-board conference she has conducted seven councils 11 district board meetings 7 executive committee meetings board of meetings and three days and two evenings of the district convention EDITS LETTERS Mrs Sherwood has spent 58 whole 'days at district federation headquarters has driven 11000 miles in her own car besides riding many hundreds of miles with others in federation work She has prepared material for and edited 10 presidents' letters of 13 pages each which are sent to 435 persons each time she has contacted eight other organizations as the representative of the district federation has held conferences persona! and via the telephone with hundreds and has attended many social affairs Mrs Sherwooc has also written 760 letters 1098 letters have gone from her office 221 stencils have been cut with 68000 impressions Add to this the responsibility of a home and a garden and one will get some idea of the activities and accomplishments of the Loa Angeles district president Summering With Clubites MRS Daniel Campbell Bible chairman of Los Angeles district federation of clubs was seen entertaining a party of friends at a beach club on of these hot HANDLES CIRCULATION Mrs Mark Jones president of South Pasadena club ia busy making plans for the handling of the circulation end of the state club magazine "Federation VACATIONING Mrs Viola Van Order past president of the Exposition Park club Is vacationing In the east during the hot weather PICNIC A SUCCESS Mrs Kay Carl president of the Good Cheer club reports that picnic held recently in South Park was great financial success still looking for a house that can be used for headquarters for the good cheer work OLIVE IfM HE world takes us at our own value of ourselves And the child who always steps back and allows the others to elbow him out of place will react to his own behavior and keep sliding down the scale of his self esteem and eventually the esteem of others In time he will be convinced that was born to take back seat in the world He will obsequiously kowtow to children who are hi Inferiors in mental and character make-up Hany little well-bred children brought up to consider the feelings of other before themselves sidestep to allow some ruthless companion to shove himself into place I have seen so many In fact that I have come to the conclusion that one of the first things children should be taught Is th genjle art of standing up for themselves The golden rule is admirable It is one of the first moral lessons a baby should learn Certainly kindness consideration underlie all the ness and hobleness in human character But the creed I speak of need one lota with generosity It deals more with a fine sense of Justice and in showing a child that he ha a much right to the consideration of hi own right sometimes as others have MISPLACED HONORS One time a boy got up a little summer club for hiking swimming and other things that boys love to do Instantly hi buddy conceived the Idea of organization and made himself president The first boy did most of the work The second boy got all the honor and things The first boy loyal to a fault allowed his friend the honors As he explained it to his parents smart and he can do things I But hi parent knew better Little girl are particularly qulok at this sort of thing aunt took five little girls on a picnic in her car The glory reflected on Mary for a while as she was Instrumental in getting it up Her mother put up the lunch provided robes and swimming suits ani what-not for the comfort When the time came to get Into the waiting car Mary expected the seat of honor beside her aunt But there was Julia already ensconced Mary stayed In back with the others ROBERTS OARTON NCA Sntvict me Julia pointed out the places she had been to all along the road Julia knew this and knew- that Julia did this and that and ther other thing It was party Well-bred Mary never said a word But her aunt was not stupid That night she remarked fb mother "Y'ou have taught Mary every way to make other people happy but left her out high time you were giving her a lesson in spunk and standing up for The old saw goes "Th'ere is a time and a place for I shall add that spunk is one of them Spunk mean selfishness It is merely asserting real right at a fitting tirpe A little word of warning here may be anti-climax but I think essential It is a mistake to try to teach very little children to stand up for themselves by allowing older children or more spirited children to abuse them and then stand by and urge the baby to This only causes resentment and feeds the rage emotion which should be avoided Spunk should spring from a natural pride and a sense of right and not from anger I think the secret of teaching spunk is to increase the feeling of self-respect and decrease his fatal Inferiority complex Soroptimist Touring World a past president of the Soroptimist club of Los Angeles is traveling abroad She from here there and everywhere giving her friend over here a capital birdseye view of the trip Everything and every one of note she seems to be including in this 1930 Itinerary Mrs Matthay is an active club woman and thl year she has been putting over a wonderful Glee club campaign doubling the size of the musical organization of which she is justly proud The Glee club 1 a branch of the Soroptimist group But it has grown to the proportions of a club of Its owfC jyjAYME Matthay Now you can buy Radox In America at any up to date drug store who are selling dozens of packages a day 1 Three or 4 baths according to directions and your corns and callouses are gone your tired burning aching feet are changed to strong vigorous ones and bear this in If Radox doesn't do as advertised money back Getting a corn out needs only a fcew Radox footbaths In the last few years millions of packets of Radox have been sold to corn sufferers Here is a typical letter: wife had a very bad corn for several years on the ball of the foot knd four smaller ones on the toes plso hard skin which was very painful After a few soakings In a Radox footbath the hard skin began to )eel off and the corns came right out after a week It is a pleasure for her to walk 1st November 1929 Radox contains four different JSalts One banishes odor one is antiseptic one softens the water and lone releases oxygen which carries Jhe softening salts right to the roots jo corns which are thus loosened so that they can be lifted out bodily Only Radox contains this fourfold com bi at i on On Mite ELY SPRAY Hiills Dead MOSOUITOIS AMTS Flits SI VM)KI) Oil 7 hmijutis STANDARD OIL COMPANY Of A I I.