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The Brussels Post, 1961-09-07, Page 61 • •IffOr8f .100**. Service Helps Cut Poison Deaths So many .chiltftek. cidentallv poisoned in thiQW benieithit rriklL '4%010' be set tip in Britain shortly. Tie alarming inereaeeinenact"- Poisopillg-le. due to tha.49t ,lellat• • hundreds gf new Preparations are being „USA titclaY - Cleaning, • tirade, gletcrge,ntS and .'!'de-tt4 yetirqlt? niatteigale •." • , In addition; Many kinds of tab- lets are lett lying a:79111'1d which ,chilaren are tempted, to pick up and ewaliow. U nder the: PrOPesEA Serviee feightened inuther could PO1. for advice if her uhtia ssotowed. $ormithina wi-.1ei might be clan- gerouSee Franeffaitiakis haS Miele a see - vice, .Not; a da ases without scores of energency calls coming in freniail parts of o iiQ for help iciteitifying obseure poi- sons 'or' l'ee antidotes, if they ' exist. . So fee :the poisen specialists at • the French Medical Centre oh the Ruerke•Fgebeneg, M Paris haydenbeen•cettglit cut„ despite theelact that eornetimes upto a huned cel*Are received „daily. InlAneeeee=,,..e thee tepe of poi- son i1a. to the -caller, fri Brit•areee', .r•-•entle, a •`,Young man. -lifted; be his girl. sevallewed some Jere: of pothoe v:hich be- gan fh'i.6.iii=rede ••the, roof .01. mouth. , - . Theeillectot -could not decide what poison it was and he called up the. Centeo ior ertivice. "While I v. eit on the telePtone, Monsieur Decte.M. you go to •the patient.and • tale a small pieze „oe blettine paper, roll it into the fern of a matchstick and rub' the point over the pa- tient's ionetie and come back and teet me what- you see," said the expert in Paris. The doctor was back in a mo- ment. "The blotting paper has turned' yellow-orange," he said. "Ah," said the,expert, "now we know what • he has taken!" The expert dictated,• an anti- dote and told the local doctor to hurry because the poison would start acting on the nervous sys- tem in. a few minutes. The pa- tient reeovered. One of the.most curious of re- cent calls was received by radio from a French cargo Vessel. A searnan had caught some fish while the ship was at anchor off a port in Madagascar. Five days out at sea the cook prepared some of then...Srinenen were taken violent ill. • The poison expert* was bald that the fish. la,l'ew upililce`a, bel - loon When taken frdinythe'eVater, otteernereilayie eaten a rare • fish ivhith said the expert, "Now listen care- fttily - The ship' s master took down the initruttions -And =thedieinee were admirirsteredi'e .A,tter hours the min began` to ledover: • Qte 'Dapper • • It.;< • t, = , ere ; Judging from the• ,dapper at-• * "tire of the cowlaoye.,an.d. television adaptations of the • West' assume there must stave been many. branches of • • Drool& Brothers, Nieman Marcus and Saks Fifth Avenue in those e, old pioneer towns of Deadwood wee -e .Laramie,„and Dodge City. ••:•.2i<47:-).; • • FRILLY FILLY - Dressed for ..le weether, • Phillipa 'Keil, 3, ap- pears at a London Park. Her friend, at her feet,, pwets some crumbs in ceal comfore You Wo,nt rq Be... AD.ress );lig$1.0noll 37: • The eldthltigt teXtne fnclUs. Ix t Alryi is•theleemul 141post.'biclurtt thQs Vatted eStates, (Feed le irst.), It leeit,Vast cPMPlcX. field which covers every,thing1t. which textiles are produced apci. 'Med, iiont'ttie gowifidot cotton and • silieWermse, the sheering' and lielatittfacturing Of SPPletie .);re -M, te* the finished article in _the. store. ° The )."ban'e.' student Whe'enters • this field IS roriffonted ‘vith a •• bewildering .choice of dOportuni: • - dee•fur designing; Wilietiever area„he er stle.000sesit trial, aeOgn„ interior decohating, clothfrig etc. a thorough knoW1- 1' edge of fabrics 's' esentia1. The • student must leal`Ptlie "feel"' of ceaeh fabric,what it is made of; .its sebstance,*And the uses to .,,w14ch eanehest pet., to • Must" lea& will:, wash, .di,y clean, streteh; shrink, fade, and 'sew ton!, if e his producta arte• tee be .reliable, • • Fir,st,oand, most Ariportant 01 aI1 atiyene whewislees to, design wearable clotherens', Aave 'khoWledgelil the' abatoile% or the :human form; =what happens aa t7el9kns,rn, • day movements. r OfistitiFtia.is9 essential in a gaernerit'lhat 1S- te 'fit 1ian, 'and .wealv.weil Therefore;"the designeneneedseto hemp a. clear . • e•• em derstancling of lieW a,geernent should.bled- cUt! Aci Put together, Morrricals Stage 'sinde Mat inoberthht •-•searni are directly related to a joirireor Great Spectade muscleThe idesigner must know 110NIT to,telee,advatitege of the in - A legendary city was dernol-• dividual chaicteritics of each ished. A young boy was offered fabric, to get the best results in sacrifice, The prophet Abinadi •• • froin a straight 'cut, 'or bias, br was burned at the stake. Kings brosi-graine rand ho W various and crowds, pagan dancers and fabeics •wielehang ..when cut in fierce warriors e prieSts and pro- various wayee ,This th.partiep- phets - hundreds ef costumed Jarlx 'revertant if _ the student Mormons - swarmed over the wishes to entei the hie -priced green side of Hill Curreerah, 23 •' ctistoni 'field, Where 'fit and 'hang miles east of Rochester , N.Yq are Tsarainount, recently. It was the nineteenth The most rthorough teacher, is annual renewal of the pageant • expepience, There is no, substi- celebrating the Book of Mormon tute ,fpr . The • stodept who (scripture of the Church of Jesus makes her own cloffies and weirS Christ of Latter Day Saints) at thgn 'will len faster° ftorn her the very place where, in 1823, own experience in••tonstruction, Joseph Smith said he found the *tharidling;and,finishing.themethan golden tablet eri Which the book ; irr any 9#3er..waye. She willAeaen is based. the importance of proper seam - There were'rnere -actors (350) placement fromethe comfort (or and. spectators (100,000 at the dfseerefext) ef• the -dress she four free shows) than ever be- wears,. the, practicality of good entality febeige end •the •waste - the music of the Salt Lake Tab- -tore, Stereophonic tape carried fulness of putting good work into cheap materials, and the °made Choir, the actors' voices, time and thought that go*inttethe and the sound effects -including 0Produetion of a really.. good . gap - a thunder -making "rotatorion," , ement, ewritese Miriam. Morgan . In an. octagenal box fult. of croquet the Seience 14onfter. , 4 balls and marbles. ' She will learn that fashion is ' tlie fad of the' inament, -Whereas , • ' , • ,Should 'Plane -Seats that'Whicle Suits the in - face• Backwards r , • . - and the backgeound, .end looks 1 inde, leitely. She atho Afairly substantial intramural t4eairerait • Lr nytecfh fiom°. the cornm,ents Lr 'friends: +"• ' fight...cleyelepincAp..„ industry is the value of back- . The fleleis 'wide the oppor- •dividual wearert." the occasion, ward -facing seats in planes . ' tUnities• endless. And there is There is„ son e e*vidende to sup- plenty= of room for •ideas that are •efresheoriginal, and precticel, It „is net enough. to leek at fashion magazines,, or , display windows 'of stOies an Make adaptations of)Wlikt has'bee.ii seen. This is • riatttrtieldesigning,•but adapting. • /The ttue designer lopks.at every- thing that is to b.e.,seen, and then ,gge owok. te ineke s,group of dresses comPletely different, WeW, fed Wearablehot startle Mg 'Or ittartemtleut etheelogical de- velopment from the current 'Styles'. -Such a *designer' cannot fail. port thettheory that placirig the e seats opposite to the direction of - IlrglIt-cOuIrTaWiriret--Th-lhe B6sion plane' miff thgt. killed ; t 621'ilkbple,.*Aleaut- 20 • ofethe ',vie- tims -died • from head .injuries eeneed.by. kapact eveIth,the ,food . trays which are stpeed, eire elp- p,ered pockets in front:Of the pe'ssengerS. AI the point"df irn- peg these dictimi.hit trie tagstic • traYlerhard 'Stith' their tfeireheatis. Many of them had legs broken by crashing egairist the seat hi front, The evidence accumulated after the crash suggests that the majority of these injuries might not have occurred if the passen- gers had been facing the rear. The assumption is that the weight of the body would have • "400.11t0s. • ,........r.i...01alre0.141.-.4evir-r. : •0 When reading a hook, what the answer \\Ill be to any .given "qt•,,k MT“,440000a41, ,,r4;,:elit:,,,4414ai‘,,,o,q,,r,41:t”„ ri Last Thursday, for instance, while shopping l looked arena for somethingor Sunday night il 1 l Yr1ae4gitolleihhave 1e14a1Aitlti(tItimlltilpaiteo thVI n't4et onftreet1 • I tich-- 40'1l Tin '11'•Xve • , TI-IEYnleMYNOT M thiilgAe°1d6i0FTr". ThatALl4 • was really an odd thought he- :.• '..7 ' '''7q..,11. they have been coming - everki other sunday without fail, --.,,Witit0'41'hd„.stuntrier, spring and All eknyWay., el decided on cold, te el!. liatiCaziii*sgreelP;eAl,ed, So what 1 r '*; t• happdf434;4,m4tiy!,epeeening we got faretzle•i,fra'bi4.4Vcilfhtift-a Jouyt tolunchthey carne tViCILISse:01' 44,9g1:111.4teYit' eeinsteatile=e(eiviced Irolielay). 'You" will agree it wasn't ..a. matter of earth -shaking importance but yet it ,p little instances like that, hal:Oen*fil frequently, that 1#11.9 441.43.eteei being somewhat uncanny. I'expect there are dozens of my readers who have had.similar experiences. N.ild. the itafto lexpM'e)cetll ,,,refereed.4o . ,, .1 knew exactly „ ' ' "*lenifiV inotliee, diVd. aitholigh 'we''''if ere"thide lliOnVeldre0:. eves, apart. Iolelril sit -IV -grid ." dillift:16 ewe,. e,, , .„,knOW .eerhy,.--.•.euntil the. cable been much more easily alleeorbecr.'. by thelettek of the seat. ' ,eqergurrient over whether eise.."Pt isn't an urgent j'pb • .• •. 'nee • g No Mother-in-Lcsw Trouble Here! After a Brazilian Indian of the Matte Grosso tribeg,'•en,erries he is never alloWed to• speak to his •• 'Mother -in -JAW! Custom demands; l'hat h e • • brings home ' a gift eeieher, w-hen- eeee,-.e ee, ever:eht'gaes -httritineeser•.;nehing. Hee,leys thisat- her fei,but he mustn'l thank • him ••• direct • e: • orilYe• ittirett ;eh' da'itglitere'' .the..Wife;',104;• yetir;iii8-th'eFit:..1: a pleaniel,''.;e-ef• to lllr 1rU1e was rentiY' laid • , ..1.;:erf; a .tri conipiairils about 111°- -,- Iilektili1aw:,friefie his , WOeriere; ;fKdetieled-ineStePS f anellye 15y '';±91.1•Ipid-',:,,, SidlteL:Weert thoin. o 1-44'ai'd; • .-the'!'• .,„ • --..70.ting.•••.,Weenan, with.. a • jtitiglee her.boOk ifBreelle',••; iaj Eden"7. • , MisS Bayard was icita,..eti earie•.- • ae. still • • irripeSSible, ap,oroeeen *When, theme.' =ettpteired letpre. thari: One. :Vietitie otilk,• • e....thee One ;-..they intended 'eating The pqrAtsriea on the opine Itoin an iron -Wood, clubeghey 'Were . then kept in a hut and giVeil food and water ' Until needeCt.fdtthe pot, - •Vet .4,, „girl htueteen Miss: 13' yard haa Stirring }or tUreOr irietiiiieWild, remote jangle COUtt,ftZ She records there ett:,,eeefereeee'',V,, 'FIV3113.40'1421V4441V .1f,4;414Z' =-40 •• 4 • 1#?1•414, ........ • .,••• , •••i••• • ••••• •- . E alt 1OT Diana tynn cuid ber father Stied Pa' • 4:toes-ootse,:the,41eat»by to•;ci :ned.r,teeee city oda!, Hieioth�.Z.P; month old type found thcit she caUirt ,relax and catch up PA.• ilifte sleep, too, in tilt s6n. t • 2,ak • e .• • •,,A."4.7••• '7,...,44. • • p. „ EkAireel, etekne nee:4 P101 FOOT "Tk oa !lout-act11hVslcish..4"" i'i,.youhg.'eter. found thafi,New York streets %lel' '1 hot .in the summer 'sere The'y' just aren't?'condt;eive totruneing• -How People'LSpeak ilear,eteot",'`V;i•US; h'elidffoorted it over tst •* ' Setedre- finig? reIief t. . t., • =•*- • Tt peeplee oLthee1andfr ,'••• aicti61Y-cif Eritilslikuid•SeofelltI Irish.bloed,„ Woodrow Wilson stet- -1 • ' • fauch- America was made. 'teen J. Sharp, the British folk -song authority, writes that, although '" ' iMs • cated, they "possess that elemen- tal wisdom, abu4Aetif9q4dae and intuitive understanding which only those wheerip non -I z stant touch with nattlife,lild face ' to face with vale -tee, seemtobe able to acquit,f11.4 Madenn Etiq vette _• „ Anne Astilee •, is it proper fair ;,1111311,. di Mg' hi a restaurant wie/h IMO w 6,40 rise when another eimple st Wilhheir table for few W -ceree"'ee t • •So ii*,)+51' the gifisetil,P.Y geeke me at a a.stops his tabl. e eh guest per, !hrtlitoor.otlilfipy:1qa.114::140.4iligc).03s,oeiti to vtt %,:zz -,r4t pis '10tOterretetsary, is it all right for aelnan to si oke a cigar at a soil?func1, even though alle.tfie ;other g4esL're smokingeegigerete? There is etebthingi at all wring With a cigar at. any .affair Whereeother,peopleeareesm4king. 4. I am working and eai`rning a ood salary, while the boy with lwe' ewannIti gdfjoesstlei4dlymvise smtillilchiiit,Meelle- ei to Spend, s it all right ror me oe asionally to treat him tcsomo ei ertainment? This is quite all right Oe - n, ionally you may say you have ti ets for this or that affair., 1Dle 0 efe ever, b paylprepie tickets iwhile Pr .0915 ttp4A.; Cu 4784 SIZOS 12770 < I -f-ie; * ; 7 = wc,tvdoline P leta • T ;•• ti,".::.!; ° Russia has just succeeded '-a"'littleibeytincrthe Cottage, ;take eeding se'ctirld men.'"into reorbit. Well, *that's toofleigea sub- ject for this cohininiet to, eth.ekle., 33We23, sttcle, to ;heneelier topieee .,Last week Dee was in Toronto as or biisiiist. Sh•e 'was' here for a little while Tues." da' evening. ,01 course she had ,plenty .to say about their, first month's, holiday. At the cottage • -plus her, continual run o y,te- • itere. During the' coiNersaVon she said "Did you hear about • •Dave knocking himself = out?" • = 'Heavens, -no- - what -happen=. ed?" "Well, Daye and Jeery„ had gone among the trees- and rocks .;Porket it! - 4 J." s• • rniitt:.";:t.bief,oauE;t111,;i••=„4, )troeeheolssteisristo oar y crochet. -.,Preefeeel7ePreet - crocheted ' pocleet,e;tito'' s washcloth. Pette_rn, e' Ogectioris swan fsthcieg ring, edging, ii , cotton. f.4 elaVtcycti ft cCENTSfor s pettern'..t0.1.:4104,H heeler, Box 1, •123 Eighteenth St. New Toronto, Onf. ,Needietraftet ept., Address, • ;'1ai fjTERN NUM- trit414;;;Sr;t5.4414$4 and AD - Seed how for our exciting, new 1961 Needlocraft Catalog. Over 125 deliges to elTheliet, knit, sew, mbroider, quilt, ,eveeee ease, h•qinefernisliines,'toya, gifts, allpih11;n-instrue- ticr ".r s'et rnart veil caps. 'tLo 23e ifititin; ingeaneolth blanket Withetherfieto make a tent. After awhile Jerry crtiffiebitelialerieel r asked hlni iiatth w,asecloing.thonie-alleby;' himself andewheee-ewae,,Deve.". "Davey's dead!" he answered.e •A"1i)7511.1't Wk. s111y • olf and play." :'"•"..; -• "But Mummy, Davey is dead . . • really. dead!" • Then Dee realized four-year- old Jerry. eserieusee,.• After that she didn't waste any tine before running off to where they had been playing. She found Dave on his feet ing somewhat bewildered as • hel said "Murmny, I think l I t,went, to sleefo." . What, happened was this:. To Their speech is flavored withy many of the words whicKShalEekl. peare used, end with thoseefonncl • in the Kinglirntg traf/station 11. 4 *4 the Bilelee,kmeeefe these exprese cions may also be heard in "hill billy" spots of western Kentucky, where the earliest ptgeAs htikk 'the same Anglo-Saxon heritage- and were isolated on tlagefainuge4 eseee ged side of the Green, the Cum- berland, and the Tennessee, /en* near the Obey River. Here certain of the older folk •."allow" that such -And -such is so: They say something is "right Amut!!.t..44414.1,1,1A.,PPI.Feet• - you with an invitation to come in and "set a spell" or "take the night." They are feeling "peart" orefe'right eetoreble,',' or, "fair tc„ jitilegs •.'they liave ittiee• "Misables."' , are •.`erefeared"; • • arbeholderi;" she -ase be. They "fetchean-carry," and make a tent Dave had weighted .they "hop' .6he.;,another. Salad blouses, Pin pat - down each corner of the blarikdt.. juSt\ailt was in olden • ••• , tern to to. fabric--pregto! Cut out on to a rock -with another .e.ocic,.' times, .andla bag' is a "poke."-• complete :blouse instantly. Top - and then crawled under the "Clumb" is the past tense of off all your skirts, shorts, slacks. canopy. One took, ,sito?d and chmb and 0et is usedfor ate, as Printed Pattern :4784: .Misses' bopped him onthe.,,head, Ob-' it often Fr:inglend :.and, Can- Sizes 12, 14, 16, 18? 20. size 16 viously it;knocked him:but, That' •j Sia,? • " . ' \top stYle 11/2 yards.354nch; mid- dle 11/4 yards; lower 11/2 yards. Jitfy-cut in one piece. Send FIFTY CENTS (stamps cannot be accepted, use postal many grow up to be edults. Or4 ,-,,orebears, and neakes ..tes eefeel 4s. note for safety) for this pattern. that parents surviveeltie sfeelicg,, r654r 14,4ship .* ee,F,l6s,..sd 3 On the other hand some people.* , 'c)-theselour lrieigtibidis:*lidre • Print plainly S I Z E, awe, was when Jerry came home and said Davey was dead! What a scare children can give you at times. It's a wonder so There ie A certain cheemebput these 'Archaic reionsa-i4- talgic and atavistic r Ulen/Ofry, pert -labs, *hien unirea'tia With dor • are so' fusey it's a ‘rii..• etyeleeloW', .. e . . - ' a,r.. • • ' ,,-1••= = 0 rend- to be ' 'Ad& eesecteel wnenee they Can bear to go on living. aged, with the ancient courtesy They Should have some kind of title of "Aunt" and "Uncle" - a insulat;ion. Here is a sample. I title of accorded dignity and re was talking to a young married aboutwomabout swimming.. :She - told r4 she f owed: it much easier, swimming in the lajte than in a ' swimming piol. "YeS," I agreed, "and it is eatie'r 'Still swimming in thesea. Theebuoyaricy of the waves,just carries you along". "I slippose so -but then after swimming in salt water you have' • to wash yontaelf 'off." • •e. .. "Yon evhatl't Lexelaimed. "Wash yourself off . . know, ori account of the salt water. It isn't . good . for ll-te skin." By ,that tribe I = Wee."ehnost speecIlless. ‘,,e1 ; 'couldn't believe she vias serious. Imagine eny-. one ' ter taking' a chance in" a public pool jf,--`1 fitWdYel.`:' • Welt looke4 after -;4*.thinleincfnrorie. minuiji that more risk is involv- ed wl en swimming in the sea,' The .1Jea, wilthe•=ils yeginess: ;arid • , depth its milipr else and •:iettire.rs. own s stem ofeetirgi,catltin. WO would it be necessary "tb wash ' yours lf off"? Where in the ' name 01 weeder do people get such antastie l'rh'es'`?` '* ' •• *.; • ; . An4 speaking; hbout. ideas' ley-, eryon seems to be talking about.ESP t ese deys - extra-seesOiy- perception, That is, knowing thingby intuition, receiving; telepl atic infotregt,iton.fenen.thtise - you 1 ve, or being' foe'd*Atilecleinee• drew s of in. -mending disaster. 1 suppo' e everyone, more or less, si has .a sort of sixth sense. 1 know I hav had one major experience and . y rituriber of minor ones, I oft ii know what people are going tr, tay aitoaa of time tit, 1961 IsTANM Al) 1)11 E S S, STYLE ,NUIVIRERee. Send order to ANNE ADAMS, Box 1, 123 Eighteenth St., New Toronto, One spect due their. gray heads and ,e biggest biggest fashion show of 'reatute,phillidOe;hy. -Front "01d.111.tr• nritiete 1961 - pages, pages, ICentuckye Country," by Clark( ,pages eit, patterns in our new McMeekin:. e, Color Catalog. Hurry, send :350, .11iSt BEING fittigill ., #1ohly etidoWe• .hysledi eliettitiii; ... actress KimNavtik 'het 'added an Ceti. sten cnid jpef own !cleat to put her pei'ciiitiliiy cicroS 7. top .f Urn alet, Kih* even cletidtis her dwii, clothes or some filen id 'help liitillati t"'""ilit';'"'fiee,femiteeiteelf;;;;filtreelivehtlitieeNcitorietusee-Laiielladiiaeed'Apid lit jetee 1enori,