The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 May 1966 — Page 4

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d Women’s View

By Gay Pauley NEW YORK UP! — Manufacturers keep reaching for perfection in packaging of consumer products, and the consumers keep reminding them where they falL The “why don’t they?” suggestions continue even as packagers eliminate complaints from housewives. Feminine persistence has paid off in num-

bers of instances of better labelling and services. Still, there’s always room for improvement. Ask any house-wife-shopper, or look at the latest collection of '‘why don't they?” suggestions from some of the 85,000 homemaker consultants who work part time for National Family Opinion, a Toledo, Ohio, market research firm. For instance: Why don’t they

put baby foods in she packs? This would be easier to serve the tots, one homemaker suggested, “especially when you have one child in your arms, and two hanging on your coat.” Some others from the research firm and my own gripe file: Why don’t they?— Sew wide hems on both ends of all bed sheets. Sheets would wear longer because they could be reversed. Some companies already are doing this. Put cleaning powders In containers with openings that could be closed like spice cans so that if tipped the contents wouldn’t spill.

Stock as “standards” girdles and bras, or other accessories, which are steady sellers so that a customer with limited shipping time has only to pick up the telephone, specify size, colors, brand name, and add “charge and send. . .’* All restaurants permit women to check coats. Help in the introduction of I new products by offering theml in smaller containers so that if [a family doesn’t like the item] at least money for a major purchase is not involved. Manufacture tooth paste tubes with a small key attached to file base to roll the tube | up as the past is used. Saves

that squeezed-ln-the middle bat—Or, package all toothpaste in pressurized cans, as some manufacturers are doing. Sew the laundering or cleaning instruction label inside or all clothing, not just some garments. Make all safety pins rustproof. Sell bobbins prefilled with black or white thread, the frequently used shades. Why don’t they make the full-size baby cribs all designed to fold at least partially. A father complains that everytime a crib is moved from room to room It has to be “practically dismantled.”

{ Where ere ell those highlytouted see-through at the bottom package for meats? And why don’t all packers of I fruit and produce use seei through containers so that the consumer knows whether it’s case of all the firmer larger berries, grapes, baby tomatoes, and such, on top or throughout the package.

Wooden spoons pay off in the kitchen. They eliminate the danger of burned fingers when hot food is being stirred. A little oil added to water will keep the water you cook spaghetti or macaroni in from boiling over.

Wall Street chaheR

NEW YORK UPI — Bradbury K. Thurlow of Winslow, Cohu A Stetson Inc. says the decline in blue chip prices, in his opinion, has become too obvious and widely commented on “to be in present danger of significant continuation from these levels.” Thurlow says filers is strong appeal, however, in the exactly contrary view: That blue chips

are ourrenfiy oversold end eeuM be in the early stages of preparation for a worthwhile technical recovery.

Newton D. Zinder of E. F. Hutton A Co. Inc. says that while the market may be just experiencing a normal and brief consolidation, it would state some additional caution is now warranted until the picture clarifies. Thomson A McKinnon says the market simply continues to remind the firm of its own vulnerable condition as it has on a number of occasions in recent weeks.

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