Knitting Pattern No 5712 for Scarf and Gloves
Knit a stylish scarf and mittens from Pattern No. 5712. Send 20 cents with your name address and pattern number to receive complete instructions illustrations and finishing directions.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1949
Page
5
Knit a stylish scarf and mittens from Pattern No. 5712. Send 20 cents with your name address and pattern number to receive complete instructions illustrations and finishing directions.
To avoid a meat odor use cinnamon on stove and in oven for a cookies baking scent. Paraffin poured around garbage pails helps prevent rust. Attach shoulder pads with snaps instead of sewing. sew top halves into shoulder seams and use snaps to secure pads, removing them at laundry time.
Clothing experts warn that bleaching nylon fabrics can discolor them more than it whitens. They advise gentler cleaning methods to preserve fabric integrity and color.
The weekly news analysis notes widespread price reductions in autos, radios, appliances, steel, and metals. It cites buyer resistance and cautious spending as prices drop, with forecasts of further cuts and a shift toward a slower business boom.
Joe De Bona, who called himself a scared boy, flew from Burbank to New York in a modified F-51 with a cracked canopy and dwindling fuel. Officials weigh whether his 600 mph cross country record qualifies, while Mantz’s official time stands at six hours seven minutes.
President Truman shows defiance after the Senate armed services committee rejects Mon C. Wallgren for head of the national security resources board. The committee’s 7 to 6 vote cites lack of experience, while Truman plans to move the fight to the Senate floor if needed and may seek support from Millard Tydings to sidestep committee opposition.
A virologist demonstrates virus transfer from embryonated eggs and notes a bare possibility that Newcastle disease virus could seed an anti polio vaccine. The Cultural and Scientific Conference for World Peace ends amid boos and protests as delegates including Dmitri Shostakovich depart under visa scrutiny. A Calcutta soccer upset triggers mob violence injuring eleven.
Sportlight recalls Eddie Stanky trade to Atlanta boosting the Braves into first place and Pete Reiser's comeback. Branch Rickey and Billy Southworth project big plans for Reiser as Stanky recovers from injury. Connie Mack’s Athletics and the Phillies are highlighted as strong NL contenders with Ennis, Ashburn, Nicholson, Waitkus, and Jones. Blackwell recollected as a premier Reds pitcher.
Assistant Attorney General Squire N. Williams says a wife may swear out a search warrant against her husband in Kentucky law. The ruling notes no mention of extending the action to seize the husband’s pockets and cites a state statute limiting women from such actions as observed by Prestonsburg attorney Harry R. Burke.
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