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ATI1af Body Of' Your:

By Janina W. Bu-Ion. MD.

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Q. What is the proper proced- when an engagement is broken?

A. The engagement ring and all other gifts of Value must be re- turned to the giver. And a notice reading. "The engagement of-Mina Ruth Brown and Mr. Robert Wil- liams has been broken by mutual

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Molher Worried

College pBoy Too Inferesfedt In Girl Four Years Older

DEAR MISS DIX: My 13-year-old son graduated from prep

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till I beluuhl-I 310331138: Jimm PREMATUEELV ,c:;..-5p:,3e.-Ehgilililgri be...'ne:.inc;3 till: fgugoyedlra udlflefnthafr "She: Iftzteendedurhrlghvlschooi and has been I , I ' and wirlith that "sting 0; blast 11!; , t 31 1 ' t 1 1 engggememn working for the past three years. At the time: I didn't thinlrianythlng Thggikmpluentallsta nyIoi:”t'l1read t;lsgnNyl;::a,wmu2i):xeoths;tthm Hatbtgdr your legs all av", the I which not co on It is only In us or 115 0 99 . 1.1 ugh kg 1 of the friendship as I was sure a girl beriage would not be ntereste now yes e erence ween s e gs . tryln -

pleasantly lnvlgoratingiled ul plroud of the work! gone by big)" eating; ow 3" u 0 ' prop” y in a mere boy. NOVb;llIhIIndl they arettallirllngl agent gioling s'te::iy. He gust plaig nylopgwakriildga Iexo!rit'iep.l3tei)y; FAR GnEA-I-ER wen, "ugh no no". my 1"”!

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alopes as the farmlands rested be- siclanll and technicians. public time heme puened"?;It:d 3,9 fed; n tewgyesi-s in the in-my.' Do you think 1 should knitting thci; nylons from .old- Thwm 19 twmof thmybnmud New Chaulsins1I:ilylotwrist'l:.yion. ineath a. quiet. light blanltt of health administrators and others we end dipped mu, the sauce md ' talk to the girl? I feel she is too old for him and "W313 lV9- 9 . We lust

fashioned wirly-straight nylon thread. he should finish his education before talking of the makcrao Chatelaine hosieryuso going sgeady, a completely new kind of nylon M, w, thread that's twisted before its

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ANSWER: I agree with both your conclusions: What does this mean to you, the the girl is too old for your son. and he should com- . woman who wears the nylons? , pleie his education before taking up a serious ro- Wen, here's the story. A .U.B. mance. However, "going steady" with young folks Tggting Bureau wentto work and put. today does not carry the implications it did a gen- nylons knitted this brand-new way eratlon ago, when the term was almost tantamount to being engageds through their paces. They came up Nowadays, two dates seem to constitute "going stead)”. If your son with charts, ti urea and statistics... is away at college. the separation will probably solve the problem. plus some rtzn ndvnritngcs that we

in Chute nine Nylotwisl! Nylons cuts down on the risk of costly snags.

STOCKINGS DOOK DULLER. SMOKIER

Reason? The twisted nylon thread reflects less nght than ordinary n 'ons.

)Prova itl Try a Chatelaine Nylo- twisi! Nylon on one leg, an old- fashioned nylon on the other. Ask nn one which stocking looks mistier. softer. They'll pick the high-twist

white. A sleigh bound for a wood- lot moved along the fields. and in contrast the mailman went by -wagon out along the hill to" pick up his share of mail at the corner store. But bright and lovely as it was, there was an indication of Continued on page 11

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who have been able to extend the life span 16 years since 1900. It. therefore. may cause some surprise to learn that notwithstanding this great. accomplishment. many peo- ple still die prematurely.

In The Statistical Bulletin. Met- ropolitan Life Insurance Company. we read. "The newer chemicals and the antibiotics (germ killcrs) have provided physicians and surgeons with powerful weapons which have

enough to cling nea y our leg over, even at such hsrd-to t plsceg as your knee and ankle. Tests have shown that new Chatelaine Nylo- tvnst' Nylons stretch and snap back fugy an inch and a.haiI more than 0 nary stoulnngsi

then bitten oil. When the center is reached. the thistle part is scrap- ed away with a knife. the edges are cut. and the "heart." eaten with a. fork.

Q. Whose name comes first when a. man and his wife sign their Christmas cards?

A. Whenever the titles "Mr. and Mrs." are included. they are written in that order. When sign- ed informally. however. with the

NO MORE warnxtns AT THE ANKLE

Beautifully sheer Chatelaine Nylo- twist' Nylons will never, never wrinkle

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Better English

A . - r , - - ' - t t' did . Dy 0 o. wiinuna V””””15' "V”1"””m”d W; 91'” first names. the order is reversed. ”"c'Z:o'i1egS21iiiiiiiilislfil :1s(lsmiil:::te);i:sii:n::n's at ""v"vk3"".l'.”';d,i.1'”"”b;3"9"f ml; lantlllilal tilt. "N Wfly ”"”t"."&VcIg”s df- "fhihag ' ti e of medicine. 1-lospilas rave .. ... . , V ' evo ise em ow n iian- p marve ous' wis ny on. re.) ( grceauy expanded and improved as. Mary and John Smith tentlon, the budding romance .will probably go no further. u,chni(.,,1m1k4 MUCH MORE 5-IRE;-cu. uumkcoplng your chmdmna hm.

their facilities; official health de- partments have multiplied their services: local health units are reaching more areas of the coun- try, and public health" education has become more widespread." Notwithstanding all that has been done and is being done to lengthen life. it must be admitted that many people die prematurely.

One half of all deaths among the white males in the United States are at ages under 65 yours: one death out of every five occurs under age 45 and more than one out of ten under age 25.

Despite the fact that the death rate of children at birth and dur- ing the first year has been reduc- ed in the last 40 years from three in ever 10 to about one in every 20. "d aih takes a heavy toll in the very first year of life." This is as many deaths as occur in the next 35 years of life. This means that there are still lives to be saved

1. tence? "It is just like I thought: they wouldn't speak to neither of us.”

2. What is the correct pronunc- iation oi "comatose"?

p INTERFERENCE UNWISE Irrmki we think um; after read; SNUGGER FIT ery trim-fitting, even after countless what is wrong with this sen I wouldn't advise your talking to the girl. unless the young peo- lng aboultho new Chatelaine NyIo- Ever have trouble findings pair of washings. pie did become so seriously attached to each other that your son con- ' sidered giving up college. Any attempt on your part to control t a situation. at this point, will only be construed as meddling and I terfering-which. on just analysis, is exactly what it would be.

Of course you have the welfare of your boy very much at heart. but you cannot overlook the fact that a college boy of 18 has a mind of his own and will not be pushed either into or out of things. He has reached the point of his life where you are the guide--not the sole director-of his destiny. Pointing out the hazards of a strong romantic attachment at 18 is about as far as you can go. It is prob- ably as far as will be necessary. Your boy will have many girl friends before he decides on a bride; don't view each one as a potential danger. You have the mak- ings oi n possessive mother; don't carry the role too far.

DEAR MISS Dlxi Moth:-his our problem. We are two married sisters asking your opinion. Mother has grown away from us although we have asked her repeatedly to come over. Our husbands are very good to. her in everything. but they nre now getting discouraged over her actions. Lately she has gotten very fond of social life. lives way beyond her means. smokesvbut doesn't think we know. We no longer feel we can take our troubles to her. We both have children but she docsnt seem to pay any attention to them. Her health is very good, but she seems tired-probably from so much going out. LONESOME DAUGHTERS AN-SWER: yDon't condemn. your mother so easily: give her credit forl trying to live her own, life Instead of being dependent on hei- chi1dren for all social activity. If you love her, don't make present tact ons an ,excuse to avoid her. Visit as often as you possibly can, ont scold and don t-for the time being at least-try to change her way of living She is making a gallant gesture of independence. Either

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Cook's Corner

m ITALIAN SPAGIIETTI

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For Nylons That Wear Longer, Look Better. . . Always Insist on ... 3. Which one of these words is ' '- misspelled? Marital. pedestal. in- etal. oriental.

'4. What does the word ate" mean?

5. What is a word beginning with ex that means "state of re- quiring immediate action"?

ANSWERS

Say. "It is just as I ihought:

Yield: 8 servings

Four tablespoons olive or salad oil, 1 clove garlic, chopped fine. l.-2 pound ground veal. is pound ground beef. 1 can tomatoes. (22.5 cups). 2 cups water, 1 teaspoon salt, 1,5 teaspoon cayenne pepper. (optional), 2 tablespoons chopped parsley. ii cup chopped celery tops, 1 teaspoon salt. 1-8 oz. pack- age spaghetti. Grated Parmesan cheese. Heat oil in a heavy skillet; add garlic and brown lightly. Addmeat and brown slowly only until red- ness is gone. Stir constantly to keep well separated. Add tomatoes. tomato paste. water and season- ot birth and during the first year ings gnd simmer one hour. Add

Despite the fact that the life parsley and celery tops and sim- span is being lengthened. what we me; one hour more, 511.-ring cc. call "old see diseases" take a large casionally until sauce is the de- number of men and Women before 51.-ed mick consistency, s the use of 85. The use 65 is what Meanwhile. cook spaghetti in 3

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they wouldnt speak to either of us." 1. Pronounce kom-a-ios. ilrst e as in on, s. unstressed, scoond o as in toe, accent first syllable. 3. Install. 4. Tlnged with rose color. "The roseate glow of fame inspir- ed him." 5. Exlgency.

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our statisticians call the beginning qua;-1,; boiling salted water (3 tea- 1 1 h , T oi old age. Thus heart disease spoons Sam only unm tender, tglgggyi my-I c:l1la;)fi1ltl;inogll:tIth her, or discuss it lightly. Dont make it takes away two of every five be- about 20 minutes. Drain. rinse '

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ponsibie for 45 per cent of deaths Hegp ontg V 3 hot. platter. in men and 50 per cent in women meat sauce over spaghetti,

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yourselves from P011? wanted and must make furth id that she Is not and. alone. . er ev ence of her ability to go her way W XPEAIE IIVIISS DIX: I am in my teens and this is my problem. Hal sfriand more verylfond of each other. It is nothing but a beaut- u ren s p. HIS sister and I are very good friends so naturally I 399 Wally quite often. Everything was fine until a few weeks ago when M3 millher began to act very cool towards me I asked his sister what the trouble was, and she said that since our religions are different. her mother thought it best for us not to become too inter. Sstterrli in each other. Should I give up our friendship or defy his or and continue seeing him? CYNTHIA

mM:NSWE7R.: Difficult us it may seem for you to realize it. Wally's - er is acting in the best interests of both of you. While you con. f;d:'(;m3'e0tl;:; friendship as Just that. she apparently sees it as leading ng more serious. A difference of religion can present many

gasatlaglei tans harmonious marriage; Wslly's mother. being more fully 939 damzers than you are. is simply avoiding them by the i??::.Sii3”i..':::2”i;..1i is.” W 3 mm ter to do as she .wjShesri Y e face of his mothers attitude, it is net. - D" are Very yuuns. yourself, to cope with

problems as large as in g At y ships that present suchei:l:mpllca)l(i)c;Irl1.s.age' it I! better to nvold (Hend-

HowCenl!i!

By Anna Ashley

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approach is wiser where hidden factors complicate.

A child born on this day is blessed with much talent and ver- satility. ingenuity and skill. as well as many inspired. rmoticnal or in- tuitive powers seeking expression.

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same way. When dry, run between the hands to soften. l Chamois Gloves

Worn Bugs

Worn rugs may be mended by sewing a piece of burlap to ill! wrong side with wool thread, mak- ing stitches form loops on the right side, afterward clipping the loops the height of the nap of the rug.

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To clean chamois gloves make strong ends of while castile soap. Dissolve 1 tesspoonful of borax in ll;-pint hot water and add this to 1 quart of the suds. when cold.

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By Genevieve lenble h 3mmmmm For Tomorrow

Tl-IE stellar suguries for this day may be said to be intriguing, stimulating and challenging. There are so many angles for approach to vital problems. as well as in meeting the onsurge of the new. strange, novel and experimental There may be friction, upsets. de- lays, other gravations to perplex and challe e. Hidden factors -give concern. and tricky side issues may alarm. These should be me: with courage. shrewdness. but a realistic evaluation of underlying facts. A

For the Birthday

Those whose birthday it is may approach a critical year. in whlchl exceptional talents. much experi- ence and istraightfor-ward thinking may be sustained by peculiar undercurrents. Ideals, aspirations or intuitive urges may seem to complicate or alarm. While vital issues are to be approached with logic and realism, the lure to the subtle, romantic, and emotional has weight as well. Talents, abili-

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Q. How can I prepare a good cleaning compound for washing painted walls?

A. Dissolve one ounce of soap flakes in 16 ounces (one pint) of water. and add about three ounces of turpentine. Stir the mixture 1 rapidly and apply with a brush or a . - . - e. . ' clerks WIII help make your CI'lI'lSI'I'l'lGS shopping Q, How mI.,,,k, ... .,.,,.,.,.- sive and effective gargle for the throat?

A. Merely mix one-third tea- spoon of salt in a glass of tepid water.

Q. How can I soften old putty?

A. Place the hardened putty in boiling water and allow to stand until the water cools.

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