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THE GUARDIAN MARCH 24. 1952

A Seven iiays A Week ..

any Anne . Iliaanos)

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At the and of a long, long ride- though how quickly had sped the Q - 3 tlmei- we should come to our (Household Scrapbook; dream-house . . . tiny, and set ., "mm L” 3 at the end of e cobblestnnle path . . , ' h f t- - ts, h d ' glnkntindorlizllienxnngiot sllvoult-O :nnd Wfh Rasenh Hlnbaqd s seeing K J semen. if uiouxii put toititi” it Girls He Knew In High School - Blacboas wo nesecoseoteoo s . woodsy hill. which bending over would protect the dwelling from any rude wind that might blow. A brook should wind in the" dnisied meadow below-one to hum merry little tunes for us and catch

Old Friends

The Stars Sey - -

Genevieve Reusable

1. Monday: Let's start off the week with an interesting version of cheese sandwiches. Here's how io make 'em: Mix 1 tablespoon mayonnaise dressing and 1 tea- spoon prepared mustard. Warm” 1l4 lb. theddar or other soft-type cheese at room temperature. On 3 slices of day-old bread spread this cheese; cover with mustard

ls

, . For Tomorrow

A DAY for major decisions, in which objectives, contacts and new ventures may culminate in long- range 'and far-flung consequence. Drastic action may have to be

The following will renew the sur- face of blsclsboards: Dissolve 4 ounces glue in ila pints hot water. Add 3 ounces flour of cmery and enough lamp black to color. Stir

DEAR. MISS DIX: Should a man give up old friends he has known in high-school days--ii they are girl friends?

My husband, Peter, and I met after graduation from high shcool. married a few years later and moved several hundred miles away from We only go back about twice a year. We

brought. to bear on all the doings and decisions of lifeam business. employment, political or financial affairs, as well as all pertaining to personal, domestic and romantic

until smooth and apply with the end of a. roll of woolen goods. For best results, apvply three coats..

in its silver seine sun-glints, shad- ows of fleecy white cloud, dance oi raindrops, stars. And sometimes a

Hind" '0' R110!” 31550 would there be need to wish in

- home.

are happily married and have a family.

when we mixture.

Melt 3 tablespoons but-

bow of moon to wish upon. or i

go back home for a visit we spend our time with his folks. my folks, and mutual friends. However. he also makes a habit of dropping in to see some of his old friends. then comes home and tells me

ter in a heavy skillet. wiches diagonally and brown them

Cut sand-

slowly in the skillet about 3 min-

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affiliations. Prompt and energetic this iand of dreams come imei, we 1, in ii it Si I k h . I ii MI I uiegp -rum and brown on bath action might have power to change To make a handle for a razor shouid gimi ,, spring ciose at fniergsiles in igge newlfwildcifkglrig I303 wifil sides. 59”, Hi once. a career, or reanimate or recast blade to use in ripping. slip a large hand, bubbiing ionh ci.ysii,i-ciea,- 1 on his cans. and ihougii I-ve asked. he has never 0 e e -

Ihe plan of life. Move quickly. iri- slotted cork over one edge of the in some wgmed femy deii because : taken "mi 2 Tuesday, To ui tho" who

Lelligently, for a great denoueinent. For the Birthday

Those whose birthday it is are in line for great doings. for far reaching and fundamental decis- ions on revising current events as well as future relations of vital and long-range conseqiiciice. It seems like a complete about-face in per- sonal. professional and financial

- a t i love Wear it about aciiviiies in wi,iiCi.i inimonin gm- . written in 3. find hand on the fiy. friends. ilsuspect .Pc-ter of nothing more serious than being a bit of ii”; aid saying that Hiove iessens - i . . - I , I - , bi -h iiii i ii iii , ii i i, 5- A, , sure. But- also wear it out to ;”"::;0'; ::';::.:i:::;::. ?.::;:";3...Sr Ben... g,,.,...i. .i?ii.”.f2SiZ. f::::”:::!....... i'Sm'3S?S2'i'o foiisiiini-fseriiiof. ”-”niiu-iv 'S;".;:::. ”c':::'e A W w W - We r c in i. - i . ' ru. 0 says u an r- i ' ii iii - ms and mm quick grasp. Ii 3, Q, Q wmhi. in Ciassmaie happen io notice me people. and is especially fond of old friends. chm one or the members of E or coolness alinap to eep cm i , it opens out i t to iron! A ciiiid mm on mi; day is A . strange script and ask curiously BETTER THAN NEW SIRENS group of scientists who have Paiiem 4-773: Misses. Si,” mi

bountcously gifted with the qual-

iiies, clmracier, iniiiatiie and feel- 1. what is wrong Wm, ms Song we should assume in smug expres- This mi, is ioi, mm c,,,,,,,,,i,,i,i,, M W, i,,,,,, having him mm- "ll WW5 9' "fa 5””: ""”””" 42. Size 16 takes 45'. yards 35-inch WES rm” 3 bi'””3"lv 9”"319”l' and tence? "It's most time to be going. sum." l ' mystmm” ' ' i 313' stantlv making new friends-which could be a source of at ntil dlsmrbs glandular functions mm N5710- rewarding career, ' izeslivc. The school-bell was rmg- : P 9 '1 in turn stops ii desire for food.

blade. The cork provides a conven- even the most romantic and dgep- lent handle and affords adcquate iy in iove must eat and drink. protection for the fingers. , , ,

From thence though we would not be allowed to carry it should be dipped our pail of water. . . for making tea and the like. Yes. in time iliour fortunes worked out -.'al'orab1y all of this should come out of a line: "Miss Ellen . . . " and place of residence and date

Prevent Discoiorntiori

A piece of lint soaked in vinegar and spread over a fresh bruise will prevent discoloration.

-. KR'Tx?.3J i;x7s.x:t7..x- ac .. -am:

about it? Not a word. But at once

but Robert and myself have de-

cided against amending... iiig as we left ilie old stone door-

Peter is just naturally friendly with everybody. He also calls his old boy friends. Though I try to take these visits as a matter of course, as the years progress they still occur at least once a year. I'm sure my husband sees nothing wrong in seeing these ladies, but I wonder and worry. After nine years he still goes to see the two married one: who live in town and the sister of one of them who lives with her mother.

Muriel Nissen

MRS. C. R. ANSWER: Wives are natural worricrs, but on the basis of what you have written. I honestly can see no harm in Peter's visits to old

dangern Much better old girl friends than newly met sirens. Further- more, since the visits only occur once ll year, your green-eyed monster

sent in for samples of spool knit-

ting, here's a note:

The last of

the letters are being answered this

week.

I ran out of empty spools

so am sorry some people had a

rather long wait.

However, hope

they like the "samples" when they arrive at their destination!

3.

Wednesdayzi Believe it or not

studied eating habits of people in

Grief and anxiety can cause loss

.. WRAP-AND-Till TIE IT ON and away you go!

This is that happy wrap-dress you the house.

lei, 16. 18. 20: 30. 32, 34. 35. 38. 40,

This pattern easy to use. simple to sew. is tested for fit. I-las com-

Anne Adams Patterns

2, vvim; is the comic; iiimiimc. 53913 "ml CF05-Sed the "97" thre5h' really is trespassing on the wrong premises. of appcme 'oo' so H your (em. plete illustrated instructions.

SWITCHBE EOGRAPHY . iaiion of "iambic" (of poetry)? om 'irilil.e” wall mic excilted buzz There's a great dcal of comfort in old friends and both husband illglel'llS1l3aFl;lzg1l'le!l0s;:)ggeng:7l'l.fe::g:lK?: send Thmym" Cents (350 xA5'ri'ix1G5, Exigland .. (CF) - which One of these. words is gesehllilirlgisdalzllllile 2d bah imo'3s' and wife can profit from their association. Too lnany young people loo much about it. 'It's likely not ln calm lsmmm mnnm be "' This hisioric Sussex seaside resort missllielled? PBUIOL apricot. boy- 1 i, 1, R iii i a , C D n idle discard their old friends after marriage, only to regret their tliought- grief or anxiety (that's causing cepled) I" "'15 mu'em' Print 005- ZEHIOL cm" Dom lmcl mu 5 co" or lcssncss later. Very often is reminiscent conversation with ii pal of it!!) pmnly 5119' Name' Addresg Sty"

'. ' f - . . plans to am1ctE "Cold number 0 4. What. docs tlic ivord bememi "ml hllghtfe-led and CM" Numbcr.

.i vii i i i i ”0b-s8- hiizli-school vintage can di e u h t 4 ti t. T ' ' t ;7Ec:rir:lll.1VV'?ll Egpifdsl qumusn mean!” . giilfllilgigglfgddmjir seat'mate' M value of those nostalgic 5:33;: is ndillllcrlillltmllinlgirluizeflbiilifg g)!::Sftlll0 cl: 4. Tliursdav: How could we get semi Nd” W ANNE ADAMs' Omed with models of banana "easy What is it li'('li'(l'hPglnnlni; t r :35" . joys them should not be deprived of the pleasure. Pcter apparently along without bottles of all sizes N9 M The Guardlani 60 Fm": date palms and subiimpicai piimis, with an that means going before H i a does like these forays into the past, so don't miike an issue of them, and shapes? Not only do they 53”” Vleslv To”"m- 0m”l”- 1" Mme"-' The Malsl" mmed from and NY 10 510D )'0Ul' W0IT)'inE- come in handy for holding spices,

all extensively illuminated.

ANSWERS hanging his fur-lined coat and cap and an Saris of packaged Rand; !

M 0”" 0" mat respected hoclk in the panirv but the men of ihc - . 1. Say. "It's aimnst. lime," and that was "the master's nail” and . ., . , .. r '1' l. '1. . 1. M1,. 1' Modern Ell uetie Say, ..R0i)ei,i and 1.. 2. Pronounce "Let Us new repeat iogeiher The DEAR MISS Dix. lm it-ry much interested in writing to snmc iilglil lnmlif s:,Qg:.S.j1i'::CkS? ml; 5:. I, nobemql”

boys in Germany. or Korea, but don't know how to got names and ad- dresses nt boys who'd like to receive mail. to get them?

i-aim-bik. first i as in bite, a as in am. aoccnt second syllable. 3. Boy- cott. 4. Servilely or meanly atten- tive; fawning. ”iic was an obse- quious folloiier of the great man." 5. Antecedcnt.

l'..oidts Prayer" he said in the quiet voice which attended the opening rites. And "Give us this day our daily hreail," we made supplica- tion with ihcothers yet knew in our child's heart the day could weave no better charm for us. could offer no more enchanting substance upon which 'to dream dreams that it had already done back in the kitchen of Home. that morning.

As it turned rut - and proving the old saying that "I-! you would hide anything. leave it in the open,” and in spite of our own lin- gering over the flyleaf of our text- book, no one else showed the least interest in the strange handwrit-

on. At a glance. they can im- mediately pick up the container needed and no time is lost. hunt-

: . .. ing for nails or tucks through ii ABSWER. There should be some sort of clcaiing house for an iumbicd assorimem oi odds "mi

exchange of addresses so that mail to our boys overseas will go in mi ends

unending stream. The best source for intcrcommunicailon would be a l . . .

church. If the boys who want mail would send their names to the ,. .

pastor of the church they attended at home, and girls willing to wriio 5' ,.Frma)' .Do Wu knmivii that

letters would leave their names, a very congenial mail service could niulni” Tany N?" am" on e "-

be established. Your local Red Cross might also have some names for ,'J”'i 0 me rill-we Como," im

you. The scoutmasler of your local Boy Scout troop may know of mi? and Quemii 36””; gmsih m

boys anxious for mail, and so might the Y. M. C A n ouquet of lmersi -M rncm t ' noted for his charming little couri-

esics, look a penknifc from his pocket. cut a hole in the lapel of DEAR. MISS DIX: For the past four years. since I was 14. I his Font and lnserlcd A flower ill have been going steady with Frank. Recently I met Bill, who works it. This was the first lapel bill- in my office and also goes steady. Now I know I care more for Bill ionhole and tailors were quick to than for Frank. Bill took me home from a party last week, nmi from adolll the id?” 101' 11” Sllllil

the way he trusted me and the conversation we had, I have reason 0 ' '

Could you tell me where .

Q. Does a woman who is marry- ing for the second time wear white?

A. No; nor does she wear a veil or carry orange blossoms. And the simpler the ceremony, the better taste it displays. The most sen- sible woman marries inconspicu- ously at home or church, with only intimate friends and relatives present to witness the ceremony.

Q. When writing a letter of ap- plication for a position. should it be written by hand or typed?

A. Gcwraily. a typewritten let- ter is preferred. However. some flnms prefer the handwritten let-

VICKI

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HowCeril!ll

By Anne Ashley

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How can I clean men's

Q. clothes efficiently?

A. Take a soft cloth, dip it into alcohol, and press it lightly over a cake of pure soup; then apply it

briskly to the article to be cleaned, in which adorned that page. No . , . V . . i Aim. swinging iiie garment Carey on: questioned our secret. And :1dbe;1l;:yne' llEkli(l1(t”S mo. ttool hH:1W9hO;. he has been vcrgvv cool Si-nftl, 6. S.'illll'i'lc'l)'I Herbs it very nice ter to determine the leizibillly Of . . In cases of Obsiii . as c me ou . a c to uit Frank, but dont know Villill. and iimc-iosied recipe you might the applicants handwriting. Morning smii.

fully. press it. what of our knight-errant? He cise io doi like to "V mdaywmm sand oidii

-t nate grease spots, rub well with a pi-esengii, moved away with pa;--

larimel vmzlde of.pur? l-llhne Soap em: and an m ""(”'h" Pm' ANSWER: Perhaps Bill's coolness stems from the fact :1-:llliio.?rnc."l tIlr(ilillir.s!d2Clll(-io:cu:slnrn'l:,e :(:'rle1BlI': als hon". Ice thinly . 11. K: 2Rdwi”t;”:fgT)h:ia':;& ligrgcgggnig Vince. Whele hf ".13Y.b9 10 3115 dab” knows you are going steady, and being in the same position himself. flour witii U2 teaspoon baking ' ' f ("nut An” A . i . , above. A" the samei the memory of his probably doesnt feel very honorable about asking you out. If you feel nowrlcr, 1M teaspoon salt and 1 7. Sunday. This W0?” is A good Bobby in ,' "nan fiend in

that you no longer care for Frank, the best thing to do is break off with him. Perhaps then Bill will realize that you tire free to accept dates and he'll rearrange his own affairs accordingly. On the other hand, don't overlook the fact that he very possibly slnccrcly cares for the girl he dates, and has no intention of giving her up. in that case, you will Just have to surrender gracefully and find another guy.

place if you wish to make it so. Remember as anollier week ends to be benevolent:

Whercto on earth your footsteps

tend. However feelings flow, Be brother, sister to the end:

teaspoon nutmeg. Cream 1 cup butter. add 1 cup sugar gradually. crcnmlng perfectly. Add 2 table- spoons lemon julct-. and the yolks of 5 eggs beaten very, very thick. Fold in the silrfly beaten whites of 5 eggs and then the sifted tlry

Q. How can I remove the dis- agreeable odor that dish towels and cloths sometimes acquire?

A. Add a little ammonia. to the water when washing them. and they will again become fresh and

kindly gesture to a child shall ever remain with us treasured with all other nice intangible souvenirs of the years.

Until tomorrow - -- l)iary- - Good-night . . . . . . .

human form. and his father was surprised when his mother sugges- ted that they should buy him a bicycle for ll birthday present. "Do you think it will imivrovl his behaviour?" the father asked.

dramaiizes the

cocktail hour

Smart casual: In soft, velvety brushed rayon . . . elostlclxed shining ot sides

.'l ...iaihIonubl- ihudu in a trio 0' 3195'” r-” rm; Miss Nissen cannot reply personally to reader. but win gum-.,, lngrrdlents. Grease and flour ii The hole. sick, young, the old bc- uN(,i-- .. um meme. i-imii-, lengths. ,t3ii5Ig!1?;n C51: sgeelrtelxtitllllms 3:03;" Karine. l6 cup minced onion, 1,; problems of general interest through t.his column. rcgulnr brcnd pan. Pour in hat- friend, nbui it ixiiipyprcad ii Win. iigwide, .5. Amuueru lvsrywlserl. From 3l.95 stove" 3 3' cup diced celery, 2 cuize paredbgilcled ter. Bake in a slow oven (325iFl Compassionate the low. Haas. ' raw white potatoes, cups 1 ns . 1 BE Wl5ER KL iA' Ruzhwifh fihnig filipped hi water, 2 cups canned cream-style W t Y BUY ' iY,i::fii:iaexi.' E P0 S n e usua corn. 1'.-3 cups milk, 1 cup canned Bod Y r . Y OIH5 , iiomav . otovss a tmouil Q. How can I prevent fried w""m”5' 4 wiswom ”it'd Acifgg, '- food from absorbing too much" fat? Spw" peppen " Sim Fa e i ced By James W. Barton. MA). A. By adding a teaspoonful of d” clfeesh 1 la espoon mn - Moore 8: McLeod Lid. iiinegar lo the lard that is used Pirrfgeiiim in mi mi mi, in , "mr ... ' i Charlottetown or mine. small piece of cheeseciiilmth Putt. Tim 5”.-E mmucmg, mg; 0.: i . H I , Ac . Rf: izgrzlgeirezdmkztitlde clzgk unsullge 1.200 CALOIIII-is 52) - A. O mUHs:mmer:;S50flES Cookk Corner potatoes are tender. Remove beg . No mm. womnni or chiid aimuid . I ' . ll! "”'ml"5”' TM” add ”""' mm: go on a reducing diet until given a . t ;s:tr;;dcthzii;:ewe;iehs:;tt. l;0PP9huaY-51:; physical exlmllikll-l0n byT;he iamiiy fl, as r . - - ' Lh h an. :2 am y ,; , I-'"l5 sh”? coiuv Arm TOMATO cuowpsn inst. until cheese is melted. Sprinkle gfiysiicif; pis” fimiiy Mquninied pij,,;,g,g gj Ch'mme"""' mmced Wmey W" lwp ma ”"e' with the individual and knows the 1 bay leaf, 1-2 teaspoon powdered serves 6. (The basil may be omit- iikeiihood oi me paiieni,-5 miiow, basil. 2 tablespoons butter or mar- ted. if desired. mg oi. noi ioiiowiiig me i,,e,c,-ii-,. - ed diet faithfully. I I ' . M when rapid reduction is wanted. . the patient should enter hospital - as with any other ailment, be- . cause immediate attention, in case i - - -- of shock, may be required. When the Dllaltlliltl wants to IT . i

d"" 0" Mm-”' W ' e"””d " FRANCIS THOMPSON famous

light employment the lowest num- "V' ' ,

ber of calories 'then can safely be Cooking School Director 8. Food Editor.

;;kien':ii::0Vi:;1;3f, ";,',il:,3i,'1f:,l,,;:i: "Some women are born with a "light hand" for

i, 1,200 caioi-ie. daily, pastry, others neverseem to be ableto make good In lllris booic,i".El'l'aogi1ca(i1 lProce1;lr- ipaatry. Now, since thoroughly tasting Pulintyl in

W95 01" 0 9 '3 M- t Cnist Mix, believe every womancan ma e 'g ii, 9 R. I. S. Bsyllas. Senior Medical - - - - n

Regimm Poligndmm Medic” tender pastry by using Purity Pie Crust Mix.

And Avoid the if3;2”3iif'.. 1.f'i?.?i"ia.i.”:3li2l.;..”."ii; a E t . R I. ' patient remains iri bied. '.l'h:mA dtiet JOILGQJ 38 07 Cam" "3 ”'.'i”i"ii”' ”'ii”fn"'f?'ii". 3' 53 . g ,' 22i...i.T. i-i.."'l mi of mi. callorios YOU can HAVE PIES READY FOR ms ' "fl?" '3: ti": d”"m'iPid "fig: OVEN IN l'lAl.F THE TIMI , , ea or as e - ea. l . Dont delay. Call us now and be sure ;:g:i,i,ii:irdiiu:i:,inii,,B ,i,l,i:l.'nii,i: Y". Wu unimake HEM, qlky paw jut ii?" of getting your suits, dresses, coats re- in ii;., o,.de,. ,9-he time-WI?-ll Punt! P10 CHM NIX! Punt! Hwwm hi, moo c.i,,,.i, meg to quickly alisorbstliewater you addandblends ins turned 5" clean and bright l" time 1" be used. as mentioned above, by sinooth.eaaily-bandied pie dough. You'll love the Easter! You will like our work! Men's fWP:,”'"" "P '”'d ”"'m " ” m' 231;; hkig Putiiykiriou bake every time- I. ma I mm H.” . - Breakfast: Tea or coffee with I "H N" ' '" - .uits are pressed the way you want mm: an Mm" orbmh; 1 ounce Osuderpoetryheoerytuvle. of bread: la ounce utter or mar- them-sleeves rolled or creased as you gai'inde&.;il'e.s2li um mm fgjj prefen cheese. or five ounces fish: , w'l”'"P"m3' P':i'y Bmk

ounces of potitoes; 56 ounce but; y 5”'dP:i”a3; ter or marsar ne: green or roo -

vegetables. fresh fruit or salad. 0 . I - labels. Allo 6011'

Tea: Tea with milk; 1 ounce W talnseekeandpiemlxrecipel - bread or its equivalent: 86 ounce , , Puivylleevldllie liwiiied. Tennis ' blllzlsf or margarine; fresh fruit or I .. sa . 5, - cisnusns W I wi no a e a we