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PAGE TWO TEE GUARDIAN MARCH 19, 1954

Queen Discusses Womanfs Role In The Home and Public Life

BRISBANE, Australia (CPi - Woman's paramount duty always will be "in the home." the Queen told representatives of women's organizations at the city hall here

Appointment As D. A.

today. The Queen said: ”To an ever- "FM?" -- s ' - M" in: W06 0i I PB?-lent Wm! 8-n OVCI" increasing degree since the war. I i Mi-1V9 thyroid 8l&nd- 1'19 9XDlB1-"Ed

and no doubt because of it, the influence of women is being ex- tended beyond the home.

"This is right DDCEIUSG there is fl great deal that women can do, in many spheres of public life, not' only an the arts and in medicine and in educzilion. but also in Com- merce and in the business of gov- ernment

"Indeed I do not think that there is zinr field of human activ- ity in n'liii'li lhv inflm-nee nf wo- men cannnt he joined profitably to man. for the tun are comrile-.

Sets Precedent in Egypt

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FOLLOW-UP OF PATIENTS W'll0 HAVE HAD TIIYBOID GLAND REMOVED

I have written before of exam- ining I heavyweight wrestler and of how mistaken I was in think- ing he would have a. rapid pulse because I was sure he had an over- active thyroid gland. I found his pulse normal but he had the star-

that he did have an overactive thyroid gland for several years but had had a large part of the gland removed several months previously.

It is well known that our sur- geons are obtaining almost im- mediate successful results in re- moving the thyroid gland or a large part of it. The great relief from rapid heartbeat and general nerv- ousness makes this operaiion very much worth while. There was a time when these patients had to travel to famous clinics but today practically every large hospital has surgeons removing all or part of

mentor; nnd tn"ethe' create a tril- nnrrd attitude in life and its problems.

"But woman's u-i'l a'w:--2 lw in the home and tons,--is t'i-- f"viilr where virtues that m"'-:9 for lv--man i-'e"nre and l-3;---v-iv-nu V--we their nri',ln.

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llnsritals Get Flowers

The "Mr-ti nrkerl that 180 bovi- s-iets of tron cal I'M-rs nrese.nt- ed to her by women's orzanl7a- tfoiir 'i""e slxnuld an in hospitals in Rrish-me

More than 27410 uninen crowded the city hall 'o he-ir tho Queen gpp-ik.

Tltrv boilou-rte made a hive o'

cnlor in the hvicra ritv hall Wo- men repn-sev1”'irr different or:-um izatinn: came for"-1-'d in hairs in present them to the Queen

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the thyroid gland as part of their daily routine.

it is of real practical iiiieresl to physicians and patients to learn the final results of this c,:eru'.ionl by surgical remova. This enlar--d thyroid can be renioved by X-i'a,v in lhose cases ivhere surgical re- moval is refused but it takes sev- eral months In Nordish Medicine. Stockholm, Drs. E Dollerup, C, .l Hansen. and B. Nolgzirrd report their follow-up of 227 patients who had undergone operation for sub- total removal of the thyroid gland , Seven deaths followed operation after the usual preparatory treat- ment was given before operation.

Of the information by letter from 33 patients in the follow-up from one to ten years after operation. only three reported inability to carry on their daily work.

Drs. Dollerup and his asociates found the resnlis good in 94 per cent of the 150 patients examined in the liospita. uitli 28.7 per mm full; ro ed, 46 "per cent with

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Wearing white mink and a "Tales of Hoffman" in Melbourne. are now nearing the end of their

ELLEll's liI.ll IUllIdilIl'ldIW&

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. "spring indeed.-" Much laughed

scornfully today. "I'll show hheml I'll teach folks that despite pussy willows silvering by the I d ”' furry caterpillars on the hoof. squirrel s-sunning and such like. winter is not yet. on his way." And March honed I. wind on the steel of the north until it won edged to g-kosnness: and piping a wild tune. it caught up the flakes drop- ping Jrom the low hanging dark clouds and sent them whirling in wild dances slam: the Hopes 01 this valley. And we. admiring again the spell of the winter-white re- claiming the farmlands, marvelled at the sudden tranformatlon from the fairer days we had recently known and agreed "Truly. it's not spring yet."

And then because this was the of rrioon the Teachers in the sc ool of this district entertained at open house the parents and others interested in the doings of their class-rooms, we came with a mother of pupils through the i clemency of the day to be among the number of visitors present

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the flutes. London

rns vsw: or mud:

The npreme moments of re- ligious experience In inexpreuible. They break uu-ouxn imzulazc Ind . . .' . g is so nicely adjusted to the con- ventional exchanges of evorrdlr lifethstltisuncqualtowhstfsr tnnscends these. Yet the elevation and ecstasy, the "joy unspeakable and full of glory" of suchmoments demand an expression of some kind. since without this the tnith they convey would not be preserved be- yond the moment In which it was received. '1'here.fme 8 new language is sought, one whose property it is to communicate the fnoommu- nicable.

As such. men resort to symbol and image. metaphor and analogy. or even to the wordln language of the solemn gesture and the awed tone. But beyond these there is a language that consists in the ab- sence of either speech or gesture, that of silence itself, when men are still and know that they have to do with God. In this respect. the simpliclties of Quaker worship have been fruitful for many Christ- ian communlons beside their own,

diamond tiara. and a diamond and ruby necklace. Queen Elizabeth at tends a performance of the opera

She and the Duke of Edinburgh 15,000-mile tour of Australia.

Twenty-three-year-nld L l cla full abiliu, with no ::-i. metabolism

Ta.kla. exchange sillaelll at l-ht ,University of Southern California led district attorney to one of Cairos dislrlcts. She will become the first woman logal oif;ci:il ill the Middle East. The appointment was seen as a furtherance of Pre- ,sident Naguibs announcement that ,'persons would be considered for :jobs according to qil8.llilCilll0llS, re- igardiess of race or religion.

SALMON PINWHEELS

Befier English 5 I 1 lb. can salmon it cup salt

I5 I). 0. Williams lvread.-crumbs.

"i --tablespoon chopped onion. 1 . cup chopped olives. ' - blespoon's melted butter.

What is wrong with this sen- tence? "I expect you both attended 2 teaspoons Chile same. the meeting last night, and its for

. d h to d d h th u 2 teaspoons Worchestershire giillalgwelfd ”;:...e W 9 er yo

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in Los Angeles, has been appoint-p

"re" 2. What is the correct pro- in bed may bewme n9c5'553l'3'- kfg; can Sal; nunciation of "short-lived"? g g Duh ' 3. Which one of these words

. 0 peppen is misspelled? Contractor. control- MLX an mgred'em'5' Make ' ling, controversial, conundrum.

ii-are at iuhich body processes are workingi. and 19.3 per cent beitcr able to work than before the oper- aticn. In 6 per cent Ihe ability in work

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.disca:e before opera ion. the better

the oulcomc, as this seems to do in all forms of trea.emvnt V Of the total with heart symptoms in the follow-up, 41 had normal capacity for work. Heart symptonis were noted in only 27 of the 39 who had heart symptoms before oper- ation. : True relapse of the golfer symp-I toms occurred in only 4 per cam . The results obtained as reported, in -this careful follow-up of tins large number of cases who had undergone operation should encour-

l age patients with similar symptoms

to consult their physicians again 35 W959 Wmlltoms of overactive thyroid gland keep the patient, nervous and may in time graduady fire the heart so that absolute rest

medium rich biscuit dough and roll out in an oblong about 86 inch thick. Spread with salmon mixture and roll up jelly roll style slice and put in a greased pan.

Bake in a 400” F oven, 30 min-

utes. Serve with your favourite sauce. -Mrs. Henry Mncbougnll,

St. Peter's W. I. NEHBU WANTS COLONY

NEW Dmil-H, (Reuters)-Prime Minister Nehru issued a fresh warning to Portugal 'PuesdI.y to get out of its colony of Goa on the Indian mainland. The situa- tion over the colony "strains one's

patience to the utmost." Nehru told the House of the People. In-

4. what does the word ”solilo- uy" mean?

5. What is a word beginning with on that means "burdensome"?

ANSWERS

1. Say. I presume you both at- tended the meeting last night. and it's for you and him to decide whether you will attend again." 2. Pronounce the i as in life, not as in lift. 3. Controversial. 4. Act of talking with one's self. "Peo- ple who live slonecften engage in soliloquy." ll. onerous.

Q. Is there any cause for one to feel ”hurt" if a friend extends an invitation at the last minute, to fill in for someone else stl a bridge party?

A. Absolutely not. In fact, I last minute appeal from s hostess is usually a compliment, because it indicates that she considers you a special friend. i

Q. Is it ever permissible to use! the knife to convey any kind of food to the mouth?

A. Never. The only purpose of the knife is cutting. and this should

dis's lower chamber. The colony covers 1,500 square mics and con- tains : population. of about 637.-

iii Jr.-Mos.-mun SATIN

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be done as skillfully as possible.

and never in the manner of I. saw. . Q. When should one tip the

porter on a. train, at the begin- ning, during. or at the end of I journey?

A. At the end of the journey.

Til-EAR MISS DIX: I am faced really is a puzzle.

Several months ago ii young couple moved into our neighborhood. Our children played together and, . while we never became overly intimate, we did go out together, baby- , sit for each other, etc.

and we struck up a friendship.

Through this friendship, and a

joined a club to which I have belonged for 10 years. This is a group

of very fine women. members who sip or Iurnorl out to he a social climber. thing to attain her particular end.

Wlli('ll I would not rare to repeal, our friendship ended. responsible for introducing her to the. club, I wonder whether i should wiflidraiw from it. While most of the women realize the sort of per- son she is, others are openly on her side, and are actually upholding

her iln0ihi(':ll practices. i

llontract Bridge

Hy Josephine Culbertson

TIMING THE PLAY

Timing is almost always a factor of great importance in the play, but when a ileclarer hopes to ex- ecute a psychological coup. trap- ping this or that opponent, that timing factor takes on extra meaning. Consider this case:

south dealer. Path sides vulnerable

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The bidding:

Friends No Longer

Woman Ashamed Of Neighbor She Sponsored For Club

'9h"9- . land they point the way to spiritual ..:”.J:.:'5;..?:d.:L”'::.:”.:.:::3l::-”gr.:l":...':”a:.:.r:i.rzszaimz - an e - deepening but "05 lormldable one of whoase mxgin characteristics. drifts in our path. A teen-aged 3135315113 noise, ' l lad perched not far from the. At, the purely pgychologlcal level, horsess heels was our teamster; the disclplinp of silence can be of the two women and a pair of eag-1 immerice value. It makes possible er little girls were tucked in theme concentration of the self, gath- robes amidship.while soniewhereiering it in again from the numer- at our backs. a younger boy main-'ous activities on which it has dis- tained an alert look-out.-through persed itself. so frlttering away the swirling but not frighteningi its straliglh and losing its poise. In snowfall, calling out his wamings'si1ence. the centre of the soul can to the driver ahead. And we felt as-gar: its rriglatfry of th: llmpulw the sting of the flakes on our 1111 OM93 3 P8386 8 H89 011 ,-ace, md knew mo the hm,” edge the circumference. and weld. them

of the wind.

the sunny smllu and pleased ex- had hm wbmerged mt 10"3 be'

members of Mooill

nine pattern, with a shrine at the centre where noise and clamou, are not permitted to enter and where the only word that is uttered is the worshippers awed: "Speak.

What. happens then may change the whole life. if not in its om- word course then in its quality- Ind where such experiences are shared the deepest of all fellow. ships results. since soul nu mg; with soul in the presence of cod,

Defence Minister-'s Daughter to Train With RCAF in Germany

I I Pilot Officer Helen J. Claxton mm D what F7931 u"i5h"- um daughter of Hon. Brooke Claxtcii, But exchnnized them presently Ior.””0"” W”"””- ” Pl"P”"' "it" minister of defence, is one of five

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presaions of the pupils who with mm” Ll” prmwumum" M dmy RCAF squadron chosen for in sum.

their .'reachers presented a picture of the work being done in the class- rooms and the various methods used. It was all most enlightening to those of us who had experienced

to take over direction of the per-

should not be empty. it provides opportunity for adoration and med- ltatlon, for a review of the past

life rise to comma.nd attention and me, put,” oversea. A third yen,

arts sonallty. For silence need not and 01””? Wm b. luwhed w No. a fighter wing. many. some 56 Canadian univer-

student -in Montreal. Miss zweibrucken. Ger-

Lhe often bleak. though neverthe-I d m 1 ,1 , , sity students will receive summer .an e arms on o reso ves for n: m Euro” um ya”

la” eve” men impmveq ""m"' the future. Perhaps indeed few

carrying tales, yet the newcomer did exactly that. willing to use anyone and do any-

ANSWER: Don't. let an interloper push you from a group with ; ,i,....m.m.m.mm.

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phere, of those rooms of the years. of the past. We were particularly impressed by the pleasant and re- spectful companionship obviously obtaining between teacher and taught.

a very delicate problem that

few other circumstances. the girl 0 o v

"The relatlohship between teach- er snd pupil is so nice nowadays." a mother commented. "The forbid-! her do-mgsy ding unapproachcble air of the one Since I feel is gone, and the fear of t.he.0ther. How many times I suffered in silence over something I didn't understand and about which I didn't presume-dare is a better. word-to ask!"

We too looked back to recall faces of instructors of our schooldays. And strangely enough we could see brightest and bestl only those of whom we had some-i thing grateful to remember: they had set a problem straight in kindl d d : h

despfbl-ate. so he made a very des- had yapggigwgn ourmiggfr antral 99”” "penmg mid-his smglewmu-ho had believed in us and given? legck gr! gvgtfggt Cal;ea::y:ul;c;)',us odd encouraging words. Thad!

-it W ' we have still with us. images be- abf)):l:1;';?u”::1l;l;1io:”"bll:: Kgrzogggnplyifore whom in a sacred niche of

' ' mem we” still keep a light burn-

id .:g5defei2n3t;'eA:c:”13:e"z gfsgig ing ifilili have all down the years. ! ' ti M h d h b .

three trump tricks. Fortunately. the Buscwxrgx, 3151.9 Lmspafkyle 2: 55:). gg:”u'f"3ca:;:&"p:h:r”';'m:'3&luN”wl shine and out of ragged dark cloud-

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and response, three hearts. inexcusable. Three notrump obviously the right bid at juncture.

West felt that the situation was

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things would minister more to the inner renewal our wesbem civiliz- ation needs than that we should borrow from the east its practice of meditation. leaving no day to pass without its moments of quiet withdrawal.

But the value of silence does not lie merely in its effects. Indeed, those effects are only possible be- cause silence is a means by which the soul can re-establish its con- tact with the unseen and eternal world that is its true home. In the temple, the one adequate symbol of the divine presence was an in- nemiost and empty shrine, in which entrance was permitted only once a year and then for one man only. It kept before the nscfous- ness of the people the truth that if man's life in the world is ever to be what it is meant to be-A form of God's savickit can be this only as at the heart of it there is constant recollection in wonder, gratitude. and reverence too deep for words. of his goodness and majesty. There is no human life that cannot be organized to the

HowCanl!!i

By Anne Ashley .

South was aiming at. but it cameH - g g Goodgmgm . . . . .

offl East, thrown in with the spade king. had to return I heart. and by ducking in his own hand and winning dummy, South brought home the almost hopeless con- tract.

It goes without saying that re- markable luck was on South's side, but he nevertheless deserved credit for his play. I-lls timing was excel- lent. Observe that if he had cash-

ed his trumps (even three rounds)!

and his clubs before cashing the spade ace. East undoubtedly would have been alerted to unblock his spade king-the coming end-plsy would be very obvious. As south proceeded. however, East had no time to "get set." and it seemed to him that South was simply en- tering dummy vis the spade ace for a trump (or a club) finesse

soutl West North East 4 2 Q Pass 2 a Pen l 3 9 Pass 3 9 Pan 4 N '1 Pass 6 Q Pass l 6 Q Pass Pass Pass K souths' opening two-bid was

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He's a doll-he's a 'Jamn Bag! Come morning. the children pop their P.J.'s into the front. Bunny snoozes on their beds 'tfll night- time. Use up scraps.

Two flat pieces plus round, stuffed head-easy! Pattern 7248: pattern pieces, transfers.

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toward his own hand.

.,..m.m.? CALGARY, (OP)--A routine chest x-ray for tuberculosis will be given all patients admitted to Calgary General Hospital. it was decided by the hospital board Depending on the patients con- dition. the.iest may be deferred for a short time.

How to stop smoking

Should nyzou stop all at once. or taper o How can you pick the easiest. time to quit Is there a substitute that helps satisf your craving? What can you to your- self to fight of that unbearable urge for i just one more"?

In April Reader's Digest is I simple step-by-step method thstis hsl thousands of un ' smnksu give it up;

If you smoke and wish you didn't he sure to road Herbert Bruno own condensation of his

nolling book "How to Itop slacking", nowlnlts tenth printing. Get A til Reader's Digest today: 39 Artie as of Issttng interest. con- densed from ice and

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i Q. How can I remove machine grease spots from fabric? A. Ammonia in which salt. nu been dissolved will usually remove these spots from fabric. Or, add a little ammonia and soup to cold -water and apply it. i Q. How can I make a good cake frosting? A. By adding maple syrup to

David. aged six, lives over a mile from school and is allowed to make the journey on his tricycle." , ' A law duys no . nemhbor came confectioners sugar until the prop-' ,across David standing forlornly be- 9' W"5l5"9"9Y '5 0m8ln0d. Y-hell iside mi tricycle, the chain of Spmdlnz 011 the rake-

whlch had come off. He soon put Hm” Cl!" 1 "5'-0l”8 '0 bl'lKhl- matters right, though at some cost "955 3'” Diem" fmnleb? l .to his appearance. 5- 33' "lbbmi mam W"-h ll. - --Now that you H1 am you Wm sponge moistened in turpentine. l

soon be able to put your chain on

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For Tomorrow

UTILIZE your knowledge am skills to advantage tomorrow by

doing more than is expected OJ

you. During this period, the as-

pects favor those-wlth vision and

foresight, so it would be an ex-

cellent time in which to take vig- orous action on plans and pro; ects the recent restrictive period.

which were held up during

In working with others, be cc-

operative snd understanding. Civu

and community interests should prosper and, during the evening

hours, you should find much pleas-

ure in group activities. Avoid fric- tion in. family relationships. how- ever.

For the Birthday

If tomorrow is your birthday you may be faced with an unusual. .iumber of complex situiitioni during the next few months. But your goals are high cries and your ambitions constructive when business or profession is coir cei-ned. so stick with them, sinie success in indicated.

During the first week of Orw- ber. you will enteif a period in which events in your life could take A most dramatic turn for the better. Recognition of talents nnc may come quite sud- denly and from a highly unex- pected source; also there is I strong possibility that a trip coll- nected with your business will be most successful. Domestic affairs romance and social activities are favored during most of 1954.

child born on this day uill be practical, self-confident and willing to work hard to achieve his goals.

-for yourself." he said to David.

"u maesm anaso r.", .

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If you do not have A sleeve lron- "mm" H I D9m'lY'Wl-39 P7109 that

mg bond, yum the sleeve wrong will delight your husband. No fit-

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Pattern 4839: Misses Sizes 12, .14. is. ill. 20, Size 10 takes 4;; yards 35-inch fabric.

of the sleeve. and then iron on

both sides.

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Burning Garbage If garbage is burned in the furn- ace or stove. throw in a handful of salt and it will avoid any odors,

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lily straws. dainty flowers, wispy vet

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