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TEE GUARDIAN .

MAY 29. 1952

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CIDIIIIM Gill

A tablespoon of ' no added to a kettle or very hot water will make mirrors and glass on pic- lures shine bright and clear. Ap- ply with a cloth wet in the water ind wrung fairly dry. Wipe dry with another cloth. This is a Illn- ale but most efiective method.

Egg llini

If you have trouble separating the yolks from the whites of eggs, try separating them through a small funnel. The whites will pass through. leaving the yolks in the iunnel.

White spots You can remove white spots from vornish- by pouring liquid camphor on a small piece oi cloth and rubbing on to the spot.

Beliert English

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I. What is wrong with this sent- lnce? "The bride looked beauti- iully in her wedding gown.".

2. What is the correct pronun- nation of ”novice"?

3. Which one oi these words is misspelled? Plurallty. immortality, lranqullliy. afiability.

-i. What does the word "iniquity" mean?

5. Who is a word beginning with gr hat means ”vividly de- lcribcd"?

ANSWERS

1. Say. "looked beautiiu" (ad- jective). 2. Pronounce nov-ls. o as in on, i as in kiss. and not nov- us. 3. Tranquillity. 4. Wicked- class. "They will be punished ior their iniquity." 5. Graphic.

Iavcurleulra son SKIN rrelli

Cutiolra Soap and Ointment Eromptly relieve drg lliihy ekln. sed by thousands. uy Cuticura at drugglst.

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For Tonsorrow

It is robable that a more kind- ly and pamiable turn oi saturnian opposition and crystallization might divert the tide of oliairs into more lucrative channels. with well-directed energies and skill judiciously " i'. Pr0V00I- uy. bu-riers may be broken down. Fresh hopes may be based on a tumabout attitudes of older per- sons or institutions. Try revision oi ways and means, or more pro- found insight into techniques.

Those whose birthday it is have a promising hope oi better situa- tions through a sounder argu- ment. revised ideas. or more prac- tlcal tactics. These could be con- vincing to more experienced minds if revised to suit a shrewd- er, stable or far-reaching plan oi action. Beneficial change is indi- cated, but utilize it tactfully.

A child born on this day may have much insight and ingenuity. with a sound and shrewd ap- proach to a worthy and meritori- ous liie.

Morning Smile :mQanl Be sure To win

A wealthy old man with a weak- ness ior gambling called his child- ren round his bedside. ”You must all promise me." he said, "never to touch a card. Above all. I would warn you against playing baccarat. It i a game which will cost you a fortune. waste your time, ruin your health. Do you all promise never to play baccarat"?

"Yes. father!" in chorus.

always take the bank!"

Gentle Like

and walks change.

the cashier's friend.

seller.

"And A member-11 YOU do PIBY. day who. grease from head to toe

The cashier or a small 'rrlovic mmed Pmmmg W M5 house is selling tickets as a pal "what Wm looks on. A customer buys a quar- thim" Un0b59fVCd- We ter seat. lays down a hall dollar, While the lad delivered up the away leaving his Sun. A merry but questioning ex-

"Does that oiten happen?" asks his father turned away. "How," he

"V911 Often." relllied the ticket some of his generation, "can you

"what do you do in a case like gregged, I-d uk, ,0 know? And.- that?"

"Oh," says the man in the wic- ket. "I always rap on the window with a sponge."

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"I think. lilies" James said stir- ring to wakefulness last night "cattle would be Just as well in the stable . . . or course. they are not actually in the open. they have the woods for shelter."

Tho wind blew lustily about our window dashing tho raindrops against it. and we were aware or a decided chill in the air. In the gloom we drew up an extra cov- er. "Who would believe yesterday that we were due for this spell of weather? The days have been so -' t. not that this rain wasn't needed badly. but we could do without the cold." In the next room Rob sighed and moved in his sleep but irom the one beyond, came the sound of chlldren's' restful slumber. "We rnusn't oversleep, El- len" James whispered it e this storm continues, our ilrst chore will be to round up the young cattle and bring them again to the stables."

At Alderlea. since the dawn of the busier season a helper has been added to "rho Staii." one well- experienced in the ways of (arm- ing and giited in a number oi dir- ections. A qualified isrnl-assl.s- tant these days must be not only handy with horses but a compe- tent mechanic ss well. Tractors and gearing must be kept ship- shape and "When did you last grease that gear?" is now a com- mon query oi Jami-st.

Once upon a time. one concern of the farmers in the cropping was: "How are the collars iitting?" and at this or that round's end in a near field, while he brieily rest- ed his team, James could be seen lifting the collars to cool and ease their almost-forgotten weight on the tender shoulders of the horses. Now, even Jamie respects the grease gun and handles it with the confidence of an expert.

"Now that's the second time to- day!" we overheard Rob say sternly to the younger lad yester-

was caught in the act of generous- ly lubricating various places on his small wagon. i-alust look!" Rob con- overalls.

watched

pression spread across his face as "talked back" alter the manner "or expect a. gear to go well unless it's

he eyed his soiled garb then glanc- ed towards the house confidently. "she won't say anything-she's seen me like this before!"

Under the watchful eye or his father. Jamie is sometimes privil-

grandmother say to --

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Musical Festival -Winners

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WIIY GLUTAIIO ACID IIILPID

BOHI BITAIDID OIILDIIN BUT NOT-OTIIIII

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inthodournalosthe New York state Medical Society that they had raised the intelligence of at oi as borderline. or high-grade mentally deiectivo. children up to normal levels.

The above record was the sec- ond iavorablarooponse to glutamic acid in the intelligence quotient in defective , n. However. toward the and of lilti. I recorded the experience of Drs Harold 0. Inch and Read D. Tud- denham in 83 "Ieebie minded" children at the University of Cal- ifornia and they found that in this particular group there was no improvement in their mentality and no rise in their intelligence quotient (I.Q.) after using glut- amic acid for a. lengthy period How can we explain how two groups of ocientinc research work- ers round such connicting results? "Scientists who report that glut- amlc acid is a brain iood' and those who deny its effectiveness may both be rlgtht," a University oi Chicago biologist declared at a recent meeting of the 'American Association for the Advancement of Science.

Dr. Benson 1!. Ginsburg. associ- ala ya iessor and chairman oi the natural science stall in the College of the University of Chi- cago. reported that heredity may determine whether or not brain function is improve through treatment with glutamic acid. Reporting with Dr. Eugene Rob- erto. Washington University. 'he also announced distinct diiicre

Pm” by 39ml” in the way male and female shown above is the Winsloe School Rhythm.Band which won first mam” Mm cemun place with 85 marks in the class for children oi 3 years and under in the recent Festival of Music. Included in the group are Front Row. leit to rlghtz Myron Turner. Yrlnda weeks, Donna Macireod. Cecil Hurry. Center Row: Billy Coles, Shirley stockman. Murdock MacLean, Derek glummc gclq my. rgjged the 1...

hereditary backgrounds responded to glut- amio acid.

"Previously. some scientists have reported that administrations oi

telligence of feeble-minded child-

Back Row: Valerie MacDonald. Sandra Rodd, Margaret Balderson, ren and oi experimental animals. Other scientists. working with more. the country

Most Boasiers Insecure. Not Really Malicious

DEAR MISS DIX: I will be grateiul ii you can help me. Z5. engaged to a man 26. When I ilrst knew him. I believed I loved

equal vigor. have reported that glutamlc acid had no beneiicial eiiect on intelligence. These re-

dliierent'typeo of mice the glut- amlo acid raised the intelligence of one and not oi the other. Also that male and female brains have iundamental diiierences in their chemistry. This explains why solne

acid helped some retarted children but not others."

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search workers iound that in two "creamed" with

suoslcurs IN fill KITCHEN

Even the most enthusiastic cook iovos mool-making ” They luv: you more time to go "all out" on tho creative side of cooking! So -let's discuss a low time-savers for cooks. which I hope may be new 90 V0"-

IACKAOII PUDDING POVIIIIIS POI III Ilillllo - there's a shortcut for you . . . a most deligh” ' one. But - hers's a ”must'' as for as I'm con- cerned. For velvet smoothn and rich davor. l'msko the tllling with Carnation Evaporated Milk. And for a particularly luxurious edect. I use less than an equal amount of water with the Carnation. I use HA cups Carnation and lh cup water. instead of the 2 cups milk called for. You won't believe the tili- ierence till you try it - as in

CHOCOIMI IANANA Ill 1 pk e.ehocolsto r DII dill Dowdor its us I Carnation Mi .lnlxed with M-cup water 2 bananas. sliced Baked 9-inch

s oi 55 cup undiluted carnation Milk

Prepare pnddins powder by psckago directions, but substitute the carnation and water for oral- nary milk. Cool partially, occasionally. dlico bananas into ple shell: cover with the pudding. chill. chill the is cup Carnation to ice-crystal stage. Wblp foamy, add 2 tsps. lemon Juice. and con- tinne whipping until still. sweet- on to taste. Use to border pie.

To cut very fresh bread. first heat ille.kniye blade in scolding water. or pass the blade through a name.

IIIOIYCUT TO WONDERFUL COFRI - serve it with Carnation Evaporated Milk. More and

over. I ilnd that coiiee lovers pra- Ier their coiiee

Carnation. They lay that Carnation makes coffee so ' sm-o-o-o-th and rich tasting. You too. will find that Carnation brings out more of the

research workers iound glutamic wonderful ilavor of coiiee. And

Carnation is so economical -- costs only half as much as cream.

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l.lS1lN to the delightiul Saturday radio show. "Stars Over Hollywood . A corn- plete half-hour play every week- specislly written ior this entertaining

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always ready when my menu in. eludes a creamed rocipo. common Evaporated Mills makes this con- centrated sauco possiblo. Carnation you see. is concentrated to double richness by evaporation.

CAINATION "IAIN"-IMI(Il" IAIICI (Makes I eupo)

Blond dour. lut- tor, salt. over medium heat or in double boiler. Gradually add , carnation; stir and cook until thickened (about I nrins.). store in covered Jar in reirlgorator.

IIIIN QAIICI (ior meat sauces. creamed soups): )5 cup "Monu- Maker" plus is cup carnation plus is cup water. Ilost. servo.

MIDIUM SAUCE (ior creamed onl- rnon, creamed vegetables. casse- roles): ii cup "liienu-lllakor" plus 35 cup Carnation. neat, serve. .

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end to drive the tractor. He many him: now I'm not so sure. He told me he had money to give me a age, it with m an. of mspamlmmy goqdhome and was working at a good job. I had complete coniidence and respect which pleas” even in hlm and helleved every word. He told me these things when I his grandfather . - . And so 3 ilrst knew him-before he was sure of me. Now. when I, know him rainy dawn with . latching wmd better, I ilnd out he doesnt have any money. and isn't working at WW1 3111118?

programme. See your newspaper ior time and stations.

FREE: Carnation'I "Velvet Blend Book" of tested recipes. new and 014- Wfl

Alice Brooks Designs wv-.."'LK

Q. How can I make a good sand-

II A. A d u 1 u, 33 d M, mun to Carnation Company Limited. 'ro- N confenfe cow:' no we :::.3.:b.:e;;:::';::.:; :22”-.:”..”".:"" -0 .. .. ..s.: ..l..:. .. ...z or .. ””'" ” U y '0 h Id and "4lm93 0" 30 thG home cares. of Ms nabmty. He has bought me Iebgugugllugif cup of chopped ham enough -gm- . fa-jg.......................-......., . handleluniaus price: perieoct hot- tfthytfnxauugiemf "5130 ms - gagement ring. and has given me nice glits so I'm '55" w m”m'en' md then 0” . : l ' ' LI 1 I A weather hobby. Periect in the meahgemng with pieces or gmgg- sure he means well. but I cant understand these 9. o - butter.

A. "Junior" is strictly a mascu- line suiiix. The daughter may distinguish herself as ”Mary Mat- thews. Younger," or 'second".

Q. is it the duty of the bride- to-be to buy the dresses and ac- cessories for her attendants?

A. No: it is her privilege to the designs and material.

"" r"”..r:..l"a..2:Ps;:..r He is at present earning a d H l . b t hl 55359" "5 ' job is not as exalted a one agoal wiysnlged tic be'- m3 Mtween 51”” 0' b"'d' lieve. Am I right in believing that my conildence Qt Imw an I "ma Wu" Ion" has been betrayed? ' 9' 19' ""5133? MONA F. 3. Use 4 ounces of alcohol and l-121-ounce of alrillinorliathiii for ANSWER: Vcry, very few people r omplete- to at puwo”" R 0 5 om ly honest. and in evaluating the sgrlfiucsness oi dnm or on of hvenden

thriit department too-you use 1 M -1.. d ht . . scrspsl. Grandmother-'s Pride will wit, lglamwigof to gngiige i be your pride. so begin it nowl nngem to rnm.mend1r bumps and Pmem 73135 Pam” it” PM"? bruises suffered in . little led in 1' dl"c””m' his work and play):

fose this Tllzttxttl-3:l.11t"s:al(r:1g"::aAr?nl::i:J Age; uohr m""5 n9thm3 "'"'- E1193" accepted) to ALICE BROOKS De- :3" rzplif-9-W our query about signs, cio The Guardian, on Front as I A device. so he comes to

Q. when a mother and daugh- tcr both bear the same name. as. ch

and Pattern Number.

street West. Toronto, Ontario. A 119W 511903 h0U35- "Elcebio"

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P1,”, p,mg plnjnly Ngmg, Add;-egg, smiles. mind on a vital requlsite'

01 the farming. "it's been one great rain! And I shouldn't be one bit

Muriel Nlsaen

most untruths. we must search closely ior the rea-

Q. How can -I untangle the

son behind them. The r : ll 1 th """”d hm ”' t p'””" Wm h” small. white ill: to dark treachery. and mosatngsllfs creel grll.ill'iIl')',r:tlnlealel been m for Mme time? occasionally. oi evading the truth in one degree or another between

A. saturate the hair with alco-

"Mary Matthews". and both are

well known professionally, is it proper ior the daughter to dis-

but the bridesmaids must pay ior their own outnis.

Q. Is it correct to use a iork to place jelly on bread?

A. No; the knife is used for this

MOSCOW May 36 -(AP) -The Surprised to ilnd we'll be on the the two extremes. Of course, there is no moral or ethical condonstlon ho! ma the "Dela Wm comb out Min Earl! Mm, the lddmon govel-nrnent'today announced the land again in the momlng . , , for any form at lyln,1. but since it is one of the most ' WM '”"5'' ” " " "me

death of Maj.-Gen. Vladimir S"?! In showing through!" of human weaknesses. we cannot tar sll ilbbers with the pitch oi MONT!-I END -

purpose.

Dmokhovsky. military engineering U m p. "Cm "F"30l3m- ' specialist who headed the faculty Goo'(lMi3f'”f'fb: . . . Dl"'Y- - HE NEEDS SYMPATHY

0i "N xmhnhw '""y "mm!" Bragging is a form of deception that yield: very easily to analy- sis. It is significant evidence of a need for understanding. sympathy

or love. Lacking these essentials to a balanced emotional life, a per- son soon finds that a little boasting or bragging produces the desired. response in another. and proceeds to work the weapon to death. Your fiance was brought up without family ties, and never had

g the love and security that comes from a happy home life. When he met you and realized that you held the key its his future happiness.

Lemon Cluqop had." he was naturally bound to get and keep you by any means available.

At last-a luutln mu tho one tablespoon butter, 1-: to can you judge him too harshly for this very human desire? Now, insolesltuelhlld wolht mi:Ilcllo't'I.kd- i-2 cup sugar, 3 bleopoons ilour. since he is sure oi you. the necessity ior deception has passed. and ltglhll-”1:".."5";'ff'.r:;'.:'u mu" dash of salt. 3 tablespoons lemon the truth has been laid at your test. Probably the only standard by .,.,.,)E, u..,:.,..,p. "fl... jlllicie. 21 tablesmn bgrated lliemon which your (lance has been able to judge his fellow men is iinanclal; III! Illll cramp III 0 . Vo e an l."'pa.li”2..i”ili:':.”.i2.if-96?: fn'i1k.a eiizgvihlu-1 a ' M C””""” ”" 9”" 9 Tyohlou. on a package today Cream butter and sugar. Add l . ' l

p- I It1W'd'"ll'l"-0"'Y'W- flour. salt, lemon juice and Anne Adams Patterns

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Cook's Corner

TUESDAY. MAY 27i'II 'I'o SATURDAY. MAY 3'lsl'

yolks and milk. Fold into stiiily beaten egg whites and pour into greased baking dish. Set dish In f

pan of hot water and bake in a

moderate oven, 350 degrees I".. as PUFF (,3 the :;::ves on the minutes or until set. Test by in- prettiest day-to-date blouse you setting silver knife into centre of could choose! square neck in pudding; if it comes out clean. front, and who'd guess it plunges the pudding is done. serve hot to a dramatic deep V in back? or cold. Yield: 4 servings. For Easy in sew. there's Just one pat- those not iamlllar with this tern part to iront: back is all in dessert. it has a sponge-like top one with ties. wraps to tiny waist. and its own sauce underneath. Pattern l-W119: Misses' olus lo.

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yards as-inch iabric. .3” re: :1" it ":'.-..'"”" MW, e or . - one-third our, turn. 4 '43- plan illustrated instructlonmcom spoon: w- . 1-4 teumon Send Thirty-five cents (arc) in M16. 111100 01 1 19m0n- M" 0i 1 coin (stamps cannot be accepted) orange. 1 cup unsweetened plno- 10; gm. mftefn. p,-mg plum, some Juice. 3 be-Mn 3 3- size. name. address, style number. ounce luck-sol mum - Send order to arms spans, dry inmdlentll -44 Mil cm The Guardian. so mm Street

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bar rose to 3'! today with three ' . l I . . gunner iurthes iniec aroas reported in V . or Y”. ,- . tho south-east. Livestock alsught- - V i - end so for total (4.313.

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