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Cataracts „ :
Years ago It was thought that
those with cataracts would have
to postpone an “ripened”. operation until This the is
cataract had
Modem surgical
techniques made thi have
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Surgery is the only
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claims of curing this condition
through the use of salves, eye
drops, or other such means.
• Cataracts, the most important
single cause of blindness among
adults, occurs when the normally
clear Jens within the eye becomes
clouded, blocking some or all the
light rays entering the eye. If the
cloudiness is slight and the vision
Is not interfered with, an operation
may not be necessary. However,
if the cloudiness is extensive
enough to obscure vision, the doc
tor will, no doubt, recommend an
operation. A person operated corrective on
for cataracts must wear
lenses for the rest of his life. A
pair of special glasses or, in some
cases, contact lenses, clouded are neces¬ lens
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The fame of the Southern cook has traveled far. and chicken is the
most celebrated Southern dish of all. Here j a wonderful jellied
chicken salad that looks and tastes like a million, yet barely tickles
the budget because it is made so thriftily with evaporated milk. So
smooth, so elegant in flavor, we call this ingenious recipe our Million
Dollar Salad. It makes a party main dish, Sunday night supper, or
luncheon specialty with make-ahead convenience and cool-of-the
morning cooking.
Best of all, with Just slight variations in this satin-textured salad,
you ean make pretty Orange Carrot Raisin Salad or Lime Peach De¬
sert. Evaporated salad milk biends so beautifully, you’ll say this is Qha
smoothest Jellied you’ve ever made. —
fc T) (Jellied MILLION Chicken DOLLAR Salad) SALAD »
1 eup very hoLwater 2 cups diced cooked chicken
} package lemon flavor gelatin dessert Vz 1 cup diced celery
cup tablespoons evaporated lemon milk julcs V4 tablespoon salt minced onion v "
2 teaspoon
Add very hot water to lemon gelatin In deep bowl. Stir until gelatin Is dissolved.
Cool slightly. Stir in evaporated milk and lemon juice. Chill until slightly thickened.
Fold in Unmold remaining ingredients. Turn into a 4-cup mold or individual molds; chill until
firm. to serve.
YIELD. 4 to 6 serving*.
Variations! Orange Carrot Raisin Salad*. Substitute 1 package orange flavor gelatin
dessert for leihon gelatin. Substitute 1 cup grated raw carrot and Vz cup raisins for
the chicken, celery, onion and salt Turn into a 3-cup mold, V
YIELD: 6 serving*.
Urns Peach Dessert Substitute 1 package lime flavor gelatin dessert for lemon
gelatin. Substitute 1 can (L pound) cling peach slices, drained and cut-up>for the
chicken, mold. celery, onion and salt Add 2 tablespoons peach syrup to water. Jura inti
a 3-cup 3 -
YIELD: 6 servings.
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Fruit salad for dessert can become the beauty highlight of a u --si.
tor, wh o can resist this taste appeal on a summer’s evening? Cooi
*™ eoiornil, for perfect imbued with fragrant flavor, fruits in salad set the
aeon* a mealtime ending.
For an especially tempting dessert salad, combine fresh or canned
extra-good f™lts, celery dressing and nuts with chopped dates. And be sure to have ar
to blend with the fruits. Ideally suited to this*
glamour salad is a dressing made from a new salad dressing mix
combined with sour cream and cheese blended with sugar. To make
the basie dressing, combine an envelope of salad dressing mix with
with this recipe Vr for 2* h ruit a , C . C Salad 2 r ? ,n A*° Dessert P acka ge directions, sweet then ending proceed
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1 package Good Seasons Old Fashion French Salad Dressing Mi*
Vinegar, water, oil e
t- 1/2 cups drained cut fruits, 1 package (3 ounces) cr»«ua
fresh or canned cheese
1/2 cup chopped dates 1 tablespoon sugar
1/4 cup finely chopped celery 1/4 cup mixed salad dressing
or nuts 1/4 cup sour cream
Combine salad dressing mi*, vinegar, water, and oil as directed on
the bottle or package.
Mix fruits, dates, and celery. Soften cream cheese and blend with
mr. Whip together 1/4 cup of the dressing and sour cream. Stir
Cheese mixture. Pour over fruits and mix lightly. Serve on
falad greens Makes 4 cups, or 3 servings entree salad, or 4
*'■» deSETt S' 4 , or 4 to fl servings side s,-; lad.
Serve anDo-lt-Yourself^ Salad
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pix 1 yourself LAZY SUSAN salad—cucumber TRAY WITH slices, THE “MAKINGS” red radishes, of a do-it- crisp
rosy
carrot and celery sticks, juicy tomato wedges and in the center
a bowl of tangy dressing made with a package of onion soup mix
and a pint of sour cream. The dressing given here leads an inter¬
esting double life. It serves as a marvelous hors d’oeuvre dip or
when combined with cottage cheese makes a delectable fining
for stuffed tomatoes. *•.
TOSSED SALAD WITH CALIFORNIA DIP DRESSING
1 bunch endive U cup radishes, sliced
14 head lettuce 1 tomato, diced
14 bunch chicory 14 cup “California Dip*
li cucumber, diced 1 tablespoon vinegar
V& cup celery, chopped 11*4 teaspoons sugar
Vi teaspoon salt
Tear greens into bite-size pieces and put in salad bowl. Add
cucumber, celery, radishes, and chill. Mix “California Dip, »#
vinegar, sugar, and salt. Toss thoroughly with salad greens and
vegetables Makes 8 servings.
California Dip:—Combine 1 pint sour cream and 1 package onion
soup mix '"st as it comes from the package. For one ct - f mix
use Vi pint sour cream and 3 tablespoons (Vi pack". ) well
Mended onion soup mix.
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The most applauded performance of the IX Winter
Olympics at Innsbruck, Austria, was the sister act—on skis
keeper’s daughters from Vald’
Isere, France. 5
In their first Alpine event,
the slalom, Marielle, 18,. came
in second to Christine, 19. Two
days later, in the giant slalom,
Marielle went out to win or
else. She pulled out all the stops
in a daring run and this time
the got the gold medaL Christ¬
ine came in second in a tie with
Jean Saubert of the U.S.
.The ski season is Once more
underway all over the world,
and the favorite chin chaser in
ski lodges and cocktail lounges
is a Broken Leg. This hot new
winning It a fav-
oriteof AlFer
nandez, owner
of Manhattan’s
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apple juices four raisins, cin- i
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Grandma had two favorite cures
for the common cold — red flsnnet.
underwear and baking sods and
lemon juice. Aren't decided you glad against pret¬
ty Celeste Ravel
the red underwear when she eat
down on a cake of ice to pose for
this picture? Life wasn’t always
this chilly for Celeste. A few
months ago, she was cavorting un¬
der the California sun as Illinois*
entry in the Miss Universe contest
in Long Beach. Back in her windy
home town, down the Chicago with beauty sniffles
queen came the
and her grandmother said to her.
“Child — when I was a girl, I
drank baking colds. soda It and worked lemon juice then,
to cure my
and doctors say it’s still one of the
best cold relievers available. 1 * So,
Celeste is seen following Grand¬
mother’s advice — and, it’s good
advice for you and your family
during Season National Break A Cold
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SURF STYLE Saucy and
young is this two-piece swim¬
suit of floral printed cotton
poplin. The scooped top has
a ruffled border, and the
brief skirt is shirred and
lined in bright yellow. Avail¬
able with matching sleeve¬
less skimmer, it’s an Inge
design by Maidenform. *
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A long life and a healthy one Is
the goal as scientists work to con¬
quer major and minor scourges of
man. Ancient adversaries liks polio
and tuberculosis ars being over¬
come ; heart disease and cancer ars
giving ground.
In the laboratories another
struggle continues: the effort to
id man of the ailments which, if
L* hey do not threaten to cut short
his life, certainly afford him an
tioyance and discomfort Progress
is reported on this
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A two-year etudy of the 1,158
patients suffering from allergic
and chronic conjunctivitis was con¬
ducted by prominent opthalmolo
gist. Dr. H. C. Menger. Reporting
his findings In the American Medi¬
cal Association Journal, Dr. Men¬
ger revealed that a unique vas¬
oconstrictor, effective against Vislne, proved
tivitis in 96 allergic conjunct
percent of the cages*,,
and prompt relief from chronic
conjunctivitis In 86 percent. ‘
What this means in simple lan¬
guage is that a preparation has
now been found which safely and
symptoms effectively of combats the unpleasant
by irritation conjunctivitis allergies. caused
instance, “Dr. or Menger “In no.
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action, the greatest factor in favoc
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side effects."
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ported to begin immediately or
within 15-80 minutes after instil
lption. four Response hours. No lasts from onci
to ill effects were
discovered, even after prolonged
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problems. *
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these common di¬
seases research to give way
to is con¬
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