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Show Page 10 Salt Lake City, Utah THE, DESERETNEWS Burns Cured oCatedt f'i f i Shoes .New Treatment Held - BY G.' D. LAL ' (International News Service Science Editor) A British surgeons discovery of a new treatment for burns, considered in Britain 'the greatest surgical advance yet achieved In this war," was revealed today in an exclusive statement to International News Service from Dr. Charles Hill, of the British Medical - Association. was I The 'discovery, which made by Surgeon Lieutentant Commander John Bunyan of the navy, has turned out to be a marvelous-boofor thousands of pErsons burned in Britain as a rfsult of incendiary bombs and other typea-o- f fares. ;Dr. Hill states: ; Treatment by the Bunyan njethod is probably the. greatest surgical advance any British research worker has yet afhieved in this war." . lar. . speedily, the poisons exuding from the burns are dissolved, changes of the dressing are eliminated, wound can be seen without disturbing it. Sepsis, tion, unsightly scarring and deformity are almost unknown. .Serious burns heal in two to. four weeks. -- Already this new bum treatment has been applied - to septic jilcers and gangrenous sores, and to severe wounds, including compound fractures. - Dr. Hill reveals that the two principles of the new treatment are: A new chemical solution for dressing, use of oiled silk Pain-disappe- ars germ-infec-- ,, - -- - envelopes. EASILY PREPARED The chemical solution, "electrolytic sodium hypochlorite, known simply as E. S. H., can be prepared merely by passing a an electric current through solution of common table salt. It can, also, be made by pass- e ing chlorine gas through caus--tisoda solution; bleaching powder to water. ' The liquid is applied to the Individual bums in - an oiled silk envelope. Envelopes, spe, dally invented by Surgeon are on the mounted Bunyan, burned surface, like pimples or blisters on the skin. ing METHOD DESCRIBED Dr. Hill describes the method of treatment as follows: , "Bums which cause redness but no damage to tissues are treated by bathing in E. S. H. for ten minutes. No envelop is necessary for such burns. They are covered with a plaster, and - In hours Bo sign Is left. Severe burns, involving damtisage to skin and deeper outTDead sues, are tissues are cut away under stream of E. S. H. solution. A suitable envelop is drawn over the burned area, and Is fastened by adhesive tape and bandage. with E. S.-- H, at body temperature, over, the envelope is filled with oxygen; and is worn again. If the burn is at or near a Joint the patient is encouraged to move that Joint, thus escaping scarring or deformity," firSt-deari- ed The secret of a good fit in reupholstering furniture is to pull the muslin lining In both directions with its grain, but with the strongest pull in the direction of the tacking. -- Top Touch Defense Needs Point To More Shortages V , r ei' t. it 9 ? 4 A BY ELIZABETH M. BOYKIN Important in a successful casserole dish is its finish. Dont pile the fpgd into a ,dish and let it go: at that. Give it a crowning touch biscuits cut in fancy shapes, a sprinkling of cheese or bread' crumbs, a lattice of bacon strips, or overlapping onion rings and it will be a really satisfying dish. Casserole dishes use ether fresh or cooked meats. They must have one vegetable or five. Biscuits or not. Thickening, as you wish, buU gravy is a must" in almost everyones casserole. Here are a few recipes for the family meal: HAM AND EAL PIE 2 cups diced cooked veal, 1 cup diced cooked ham, Yi cup diced cooked potatoes. Yi cup cooked peas. Yi cup cooked sliced carrots. i4 cup diced celery. leftover gravy, Salt to taste. Biscuit dough Combine meat, vegetables and gravy in a saucepan, and season to taste. Heat to boiling. Turn into a casserole and cover with baking powder biscuit dough cut in fancy shapes. Bake in a hot oven (450 degrees F.) until biscuits are thoroughly done and brown, and filling is piping hot, about 20 minutes. Serves 4 to 5. PIONEER PIE Diced cooked meat. cup diced celery. Ya cup minced onion. Ya cup stock or water. 1 tablespoon flour, - 3i,4 cups mashed potatoes. 6 strips bacon. Combine meat, celery and aftd 'fSiifce Tn a casserole or baking dish. Mix the flour with the stock and pour over the meat mixture, or use the leftover gravy. Pile the seasoned mashed potatoes over the whole, and bacon strips like wheel spokes on top. Bake In a moderate Oven (350 degrees F.) for 30 minutes. Jxups 5-- n e POPULAR HAM SCALLOP 2 cups diced cooked ham. 2 cups diced cooked potatoes. ( H cup diced celery. 3 tablespoons peanut butter, Ya cup bread crumbs. 2 cups thin white sauce. Salt and pepper. "Arrange alternate layers of ham, celery and potatoes in a greased baking dish. Melt the peaput butter in the white sauce, and pour over. Sprinkle with crumbs, then bake in a moderate oveh for 35 minutes. Two simple dishes which can be cooked at home or over a campfire are these: 3 eggs. Salt and pepper. Chop the bacon and cook In a frying pan until crisp. Turn the corn into the pan and brown it slightly. One by one, drop in the eggs and stir until eggs are QUICKLY Brown 1 cup chopped cooked ham in a frying pan. Over it pour 2 cups cooked tomatoes. Stir in 3 eggs lightly beaten. Stir until the mixture Is thickened and egg is cooked through. CURRIED LAMB SHANKS: lamb shanks. onion . tablespoon butter 1 tablespoon flour 1 teaspoon salt teaspoon curry powder Yt cup rice (uncooked). EolLlamb shanks in flour and brown sloy ly in butter for minutes. Add 2 cups water, salt and pepper and simmer slowly for 114 hours. When tender, add curry powder and chicken gravy with 2 teaspoons flour mixed with M cup cold water. Serve on a bed of fluffy boiled rice with curry sauce for gravy. 2 14 1 10-1- 5 JJttMKE P-S- en -h- pot-roa- POT-ROAS- T pot-roa- -- -- - -- - e pot-roas- 1 less-tend- pot-roas- t, pot-roa- st three-cornere- d pot-roa- pot-roa- isohe fat LoCSey aluS I CM- , - Vaatloblai, ads ' ' aid ! cliy, ta at Smpl ft occotdtnd rodpa f m tka leM. FREE Rcipa Sock, ' Art and Scrt, 1 Chiaata slip-cove- Compost Pits Fall Luncheon Home Service attrac-tive-to-s- . ... cast-awa- y omorronv ljou Il tVcar - - ..." g r-D-ark -- that-Teali- y- -E- v ... ,. T T h U st son-in-la- -- UEY Imspm. y treca, . Autumn Season J- EyA ; . green pepper. onion. tablespoon chopped cooked. CAMPFIRE Av's T ryJPotRoast With Important 1 g Z "V- - ff Casserole Dish Finish Is ft slices bacon. No, 2 can corn. 2 tablespoons chopped I Y'Ji ix 1, 1941 4 bn-ter- SQUAW-DIS- Is available Pattern 47 In misses and womens sizes 12, 14, 16, 18. 20, 30, 32, 34, 36; 38 and 40. Size 1ft. takes 3 yards 35 inch fabric and Stt yards ric-raVSend FIFTEEN CENTS for this pattern to Pattern Department THE DESERET NEWS. ' TEN CENTS extra brings you the new Fall and Winter Pattern Book that contains a FREE Gift Pattern for a, set! I my ' J October $ 4. 4 , - n SCARS ELIMINATED The results of Dr. Bunyans treatment have been spectacu- be wearing w Wednesday, We may not be sitting pretty it ; very much longer. . .at least defense needB right now point to Important civilian shortages of materials used in upholstered fur. N. niture. Down and feathers used I to come" mostly from Europe, then from the Orient, and now with the Japanese embargo Its a question as to whether there'll be any at all coming In, The supply of upholstery burlap is threatened by government orders for sand bag, and ship space is scarce, so there will be a limitecL quantity coming-- In from India.' Springs for upholstered fuf niture and mattresses A "f involves steel and theres no tell-Jn- g at what the future months will bring there.( Cotton for cotton felting is also a question mark since the s government needs the cotton O'., required for it,, and the sup- 8 ply of hair for upholstery filling depends on ship space to bring it from South America. Kapok must come from the Dutch East Indies and even moss which comes -- from our own southern Corn-on-Co- b states has to depend on transportation facilities. Rubber filling Before the corn season finishes, try this tasty dish. Youll find the menu below. for upholstered furniture - is . only a temporary answer since there will doubtless be a shortage there before all this is over.' TIED UP 'The question of fabrics is 'another headache. Shortages of Cora On Cob And Other Fall wool, silk,-linrayon and mo -air-are impending,- and- - many cotton looms are going to be Vegetables Are Plentiful tied up1 with government orders. And Tempting In addition to shortages of basic yarns, the fabric industry needs all sorts of metals, chemicals a distincTo give It's nearing the end of the Should Not Be and other materials for manutive flavor, spices may he addon the cob, other season corn for of facture and textiles, many ed to the liquid in which it 1a Expected To autumn vegetables are also plenare unobtainable or likely to be cooked. Here is a delicious way COOKING FHE1Y . scarce. ,, Entertain tiful afld tempting. To bring out "Of ' preparing-ft,'suggested by of But suppose the maker PORK CHOPS , Inez S. Willson, home econotheir full value; what better main upholstered furniture overcom- SHOULD ONE COVER THE PANt dish can you choose than ' mist. es all these problems he still BY EVlLY POST A boned and rolled SAVORY has the matter of transportation Yes, pork chops I have never heard of any definite rules as to how much fis preferred by some 4 pounds beef rump or chu to face, and the chances are if should be covered m so Clove of garlic homemakers because It is hospitality a bride is expected to show. In fact, I should say the shortages dont iick him, this after the initial 3 teaspoons salt makes a very carve. to It easy toHe abledo . are so established as. to wilLAYteLaJireak jugwhen browning- - Bfilk that comparatively few 4 Teaspoon pepper fine appearing dishr brown and new housing projects are creatmuch in the way of entertaining no matter how hospitchops and. .pork 3 tablespoons lard and tender outside, juicy crisp ready-madenormous new an ing steaks are best jL. 1 cup hot water within. quesof some furnsorts all ably they may be inclined. A letter that brings up this for maiket cooked by braising, s Yi teaspoon Worcestershire are Beef from cut ishings! tion tells me: is, by cooking sauce the parts of the aniThe outlook could be pretty that in moist heat. Therefore after mal. The chuck or shoulder secY cup chili sauce . bad. But the chances ere it will "Twenty five years ago, when cover the they have been browned, is always a favorite. Tne Rub the meat thoroughly with tion all come out in the wash. For I was first married, I was told cook so that they may a bruised clove o garlic. beef rump makes a good Add some of the greatest forward pan closely steam which surrounds by my mother that a bride was salt and pepper. Brown the or either with the without ever made in America In theCook strides thorand slowly them them. not expected to do formal enon all sides in hot lard bones. A boneless were the results of necessity in cut which makes a fine small melted m a heavy kettle with a tertaining the first year. My emergencies. This crisis challeng. oughly. is the heel of the es the ingenuity of our manufactight fitting cover. Add water, own daughter was married Jlwo HOW CAN I KEEP BANANAS Worcestershire sauce and chill round. turers theyll probably develop FROM SLIDING OFF years ago; and before her wed-diri- g sauCe. Cover and simmer gently The same method of cooking is new and better ideas in sitting. RACKt BROILING a friend of mine Invited us used for any of these cuts. The until meat is tender, about three As for the rest of us well, our all, including our then future meat is browned in hot lard. and a half hoursJTurn the To broil bajob is to keep the chairs and -a to dinner. I returnsmall amountbf water or Add more sofas we have in good rep air, occasionally; nanas in a Iamb Thened that dinner. But not long other liquid is added, the pan slick them up with fresh slip water, if necessary, a little at a chop grill, place ago I discovered that this friend covers and get set to ride out. . . time. Make gravy by thickenthem in a pan on is closely covered and the meat has never forgiven my daughter or should we say sit out. . .the ing the liquid with flour smooththe rack. Put the cooked slowly for a long time. It invited neve;;,, , because. storm. ed in water. sj,has on the broiler may be cooked on top of the pan her toper house. I spoke to One way to do over all upholServe it with peas and carrots, range or in the oven, whichever turn when you she about this and r my daughter is most convenient. stered furniture is to diced, and corn on the cob. the after chops friend had the inthat are explained 'Jt. Directions for this JobHow they have been not paid any attention to her To cluded in our bulletin browned on one after her marriage. Also in the Make a Tailored Slip Cover. side. The bananas require only meantime, my daughter has had half as long to-- cook as do the a baby. Am I correct in siding chops. with my daughter, that my friend should have been the first to invite my daughter and her husband to see them or at least Black Soil Is Easy go to see them," after they were married? Please tel me the Her are some lively recipes Create With To rules copcerning the hospitality to add invest to fall menus. lunchof a bride. exacted For an Natures Aid different eon salad with a As I have already said, It is of Halloween You coming up! .often much longer than a year dressing, combine equal parts BY HAZEL D. MOYLE lng home owners to start a pit for want to be ready with clever and before most of the young peohoney and lemon juice. Beat storing this years leaves. 1. Ace Oct of WEDNESDAY, you weU and serve over slices new to All that Is necessary to do In games ple of the present day have spooky guarantee class of of among that imprudent nomes of their own that are big avocado pear and section your party the best in town! who complain order to make a pit Is to dig a makers Garlettuce. on garden to crisp that grapefruit enough give anything Our favorite is a Halloween constantly of the poor soil in hole wide and large enough to can be called an entertainment nish with berries. their garden, of the high price accommodate the leaves and Of course there Is no ban against version of Consequences, MARSHMALLOW DELIGHT playor the scarcity of that old standtrash that accumulate in a seaa brides being as hospitable as A surprise dessert thats ed in couples, with a ghost a mason. A good depth is three or by, is and delicious-to-ea- t she wants to and can, but the hilamaster of ceremonies! afton who Its go year nure, yet four feet. The materia! can be Marshmallow called Delight obligation, if any, is the other the er year ignoring simple added gradually and a sprinkling This recipe makes eight to ten rious and does a sly Job of pairway around. Old friends are almeans by which one of the finof soil put on top occasionally. ing off bashful guests. ways expected to go and see the servings: aid3 to soil building can be est By putting the green refuse unbride as . soon. as. she. is. well ... - The spectre, in a hollow-ton- e, Y, pound marshmallows back made Tighten yourowndo derground the process of decom1J4 cups diced or crushed pineenough settled to be seen. And asks such questions as "Who In Other words, you yard? position is greatly hastened. A old are friends again, supposed apple was the witch of Endor? If have a compost pit where all the length of screen wire can be to invite the newly-wed- s cer2 teaspoons vanilla can be waste from your garden placed over the top to keep out the questioned pair fail to guess, turned 1 pint whipping cream tainly once, hr if they like them into miraculously dogs. -- -- 2 tabelspoons sugar the. ghost Inflicts- some dread very much,, many times without., mold? of Cut marshmallows in fourths. thinking of any return. the a like back simplicity Considering penalty "Bring THE LATE GUEST (Colored marshmallows are most clippings, FUN TO MAKE AND DRESS witchs broom from the dark the process of turning lawn and Add clipdead flowers, attractive.) weeds, pineapple Dear irs. Post: A week or cellar! broom will there (Any so ago you said in an answer to place in .covered container in repings and the yearly crop of Or he can order them do!) autumn leaves into good black frigerator overnight.. someone who had asked how soil, It is surprising how few Whip cream, add sugar and vago get a black cat . . . stop long it was necessary to make take advantage of this nilla. Fold whipped cream ingardeners car with a next the everyone wait for a guest who wind-fal- l for it requires litto fruit and marshmallow mixwas usually late everywhere, to reap the beneno or effort tle ture. Pour into freezing tray that 15 minutes at the utmost Then an uproariously wild and fits from this, one of the finand allow to chill thoroughly. was the requirement, and then est aids to garden making. The Garnish ' each serving with a funny game is Safety Spots." not to wait any longer. I was labor is all done by time and Old maraschino cherry and nuts. After each round of music Mother Nature, who convert the PUERTO RICAN PUDDING to touch a spot," trash from the green This bread pudding dessert Is everyone races or paper pumpkin, on the wall garden Into rich black loam in a favorite in Puerto Rico today. It is said that nearly four hun- always one less than . there are from one to two years time. A whole year gasp the dred years ago, the same dessert players. Bound by round playones, and they then Impatient was served by the loyal housespeed-demotwo ers drop out untir and there dismiss the matter with wives of San Juan to Dutch inGloves to above the elbow in lace, fabric or kid, to match or rush madly for one spot. a shrug of the shoulder,' for a vaders who had set fire to the The winner contrast with the color in your evening gown. a gets pumpkin pie! seems a long way off, and Jeweled anklets on your leg. If you're wearing no stockings. city. The Dutch commander was Then surely you'll want to year someone has just told anyway so this that motifs embroidered or gesture In beads in by impressed often . . tell fortunes , Pumkjn ProphLavishly paillettes, them about some wonderful new he ordered all devastation of the ecies! flower design, to decorate the swirling skirt of an evening Our booklet Vitamin B pill that is claimed dreks. city ceased. For Puerto Rican shows how, gives directions for to cause roses to grow as large Three-piec- e use: bread with memin lined the dozens you of pudding fur, by way suit, boxy topcoat gay as cabbages and bo they make, 4 cups warm milk of hiding your light. fortune-telling ory, action and elaborate arrangements for di; 2 cups breadcrumbs Blouses of men's sleeve-lininsilk, that lusciously heavy stripof this .valuable garde games for all kinds of parties. ed fabric, formerly used only to line sleeves in mens suits 4 tablespoons sugar Send 10c In coin for your copy posing waste, in some other manner oftYa teaspoon salt fur coats with brtiliantty colored linings red under of "Party Games For All Occaen spending time and effort fin Persian for instance, or bottle green with mink. 2 eggs sions" to THE DESERT NEWS burning the leaves each - fall, Weskits fJr evening, beautifully tailored creamy satins, like 1 teaspoon vanilla Home Service. Be sure to write throwing away the very thing -those worn by Louis XV dandies. - 3 melted butter plainly your narne,address, and wouldmake their teaspoons vening-muffs, name lace of or In concoctions barrel of booklet. the over Pour milk huge bread and let flowers grow ana bloom exiiuer-antlshape ' cool. Mix sugar, salt land beaten plumes. as any catalog blurb, , , -- Ruffs and ascots under your chin, for day and evening. Somewe What is to prevent . eggs; add the milk and bread., BEEF STEWS: times of heavy satin, sometimes of lace, and for evening, of would to know Add butter and vanilla. Mix well. like any lb. beef or neck flank chuck, paillettes. Pour into a greased pan. Place gardener from givin over some --slewelert Lings, finest (boneless) corner-onook or' Smali yard straight .from tbe Victorian ers, to pin on your moderate oven for 45 mm- br 4 teaspoon salt sleeve, your glove, or any part of your gown. to the worthy cause utes. Serve hot or cold, as square space 116 DOLL tap. pepper , of making a compost pit, and Big buckles. Jeweled or of shining metal, on your evening desired. 2 carrots . . shoes. thus bringing a real and constant fyJauiaTiliCcUi, ' 34 cup chopped celery ot- - valuble.,.. enrichment, A peplum-I- n the back only, on an afternoon suit of black supply 2 Onions small During illness or convalesNo matter how grown-u- p we into his garden scheme, broadcloth, giving the look of a bustle. cence, a folded bolster or pillow Feathered buttons In the shape of birds, to enliven a plain Each year we ask these quesCut meat In cubes, dredge In dolls still fascinate us. And are, Inserted under the bed clothing flour and brown slowly and tions and sing the song of the this doll will certainly give you daytime dress. helps to keep the weight of the thoroughly in 1 tablespoon lard Lace weskits over tulle evening gowns a black long wesklt but the percentage compost pit, fascinating hours as you make bedding from the feet. of gardening folks we meet who 2 or other shortening- .- Add ahd dress her, giving her the very effective over a ballerina type pink gown. ' Gold gloves and shoes as the only contrast to a black dinner is follow this garden advice stylish curly long bob. Pattern cups water and seasonings and still smalL . dress. 2938 contains a pattern and di. simmer very slowly for 1(4 . Coats embroidered to look like patterned wool, as Well as be- hours. Add diced carrots, whole rections for making a Salt Lake citizens will perhaps , onions and celery, and continue lng lavishly fur trimmed. be driven into saving their leaves rag doll and her clothes; mateGiant size handbag and twisted turban of Jet sequins to wear rials required. instead of burning them bv the cooking another 30 minutes. Put with an afternoon or dinner gown. into 2 individual casseroles and new amoke commission which Send ten cents in coin for this FIGHT MISERY Coral gloves as the final fill up on a blue evening gown. make a frill of soft mashed pohas decreed it taboo to make pattern to THE DESERET where you feel ub Jeweled scarf? draped over your head. In the maharani mantatoes around edge and place in even a of NEWS Needlecraft Dept. Write unnecessary - smudge throat, chest and 1 1 ner. . oven smoke. Let us brown to long enough hope that this plainly PATTERN NUMBER, back with time-testV VapoRvs edges just Released by Fashion League new decree will cause all garden- - your NAME and ADDRESS, of potato. V y deputy-secretar- youll Slip Covers this winter are the Skylark upper, with high heel, open toe and faille trim. It wCars well with high neckline and Dolman sleeves. The Nail Head lo be worn vfith If Sandal simple suits, has closed toe and open back. ' - - - Greatest Discovery Of War Sh oe 5 .. CHOY FOOD FIOpllCTS, INC 142 Schoolcraft a OatraH, Michigan it-r- ed Iviw f I V v 1 5 A |