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PAGE TWO THE GUARDIAN MARCH 24, 1953

if a girl is ca... married, in bf,-nK”f.:qfd:';' I "" '” '5'”

spring comes to us in hesitatins Qh . church wearing only an afternoon

dress and having only one maid A' A 3”” mm” 1” ”memb” 1'

WHY. . 1th in d. back- smy W ' mu ' m that boiling liquids are no hotter

T Cerebral Pals Victim

Thgf You” a time on the old barn; days sha- d hm egh dowed or sunny but patient onthe , :"""- - olinsingwu ts ttsinier l k' her of hon” 1” sh” "P w 1'” when boliinc -raliidllllthan when 3, mm m wu ml mus: a owe: longing bloat . .. - Girl. Recovering Through Mother's .10., .3-...m. ' cw ' ';'fu”"'V gel”: ;;;h;;;mg; ';,'f,f, boiling slowly. am lust pnougr tltingse ilk Stream” - M 9" Him Guidance Resenl Off Of H I 1' "W '91 W W” h" ”” mm f ivy" mm” ” '5” "'” "W" "' "" us of meewvgseseasmiurve mat relgildiriiii ' s en 6 P to 5"”: WA . There is no limit to the Ming” .pM.m' '1mdu:h:' wugimud Nmnvoug coin);-moles Ac. 3,, nmom, 0”. it W0. ' A wilful one. at morn all glowi- 'be 0' mm we may mvm grea y n ower ng a gas . COMIPANYING ALL:-:lvc.1c 100;; orpfeoifeghe, DEAR MISS DIX: I am I cerebral palsy victim. 23 years old. "iii T 3”" W E Einlrierrweddlglg. provided. of course. m?'m:i:;'ldig;:"b:h:1f:gK:gi; '""”' DISEASES T1-(E indications are for an in- us-ugh," fox in 11311 . hundfed why, For many years I had difficulty with my speech and trouble getting A" "1?:::;:” mm msic" mg ” there is ample roomifor everyone. A. whm me goldmh com” '0

the top of the bowl for air it is time to change the water. Use cool water. as goldfish do not like the temperature warm. with the excep-

around. but though I still need some help, I have been able to over- come most of my handicaps. My mother has been largely responsible for my independence. I still have one trouble, however, that is hard

-2- triguing and challenging day. marked by unexpected adventures

and. quite possibly. sudden and

and more. it makes 'itseif knows. we hold our hearts and listen for. perchance.

Tomorrow she may sing a roun-

Q. When a man is dining with a woman in a restaurant. should

For some years physicians have he give his own or the woman's

”Well," a woman with a precise

hem mmcmg mm” "mny mdivh b t h e of l and b- t ' to overco e.

dull! B-1191110 10 VM10"-5 3"b3t3m7' ?ec?ili;)e;.c1:ni: 3, daF3.r,anlisowever,oin iggiiimexst gifgilgiicenatz Peoplgnwho don't. understand cerebral palsy too well are inclined dehy:- ' "dc! w the wan” mi"?

95 "' Wuem fi"5- ieathem 3mm” which to be cautious of the in- feminine for-gathering --the:-e'5 no to offer help and suggestions that I don't need. For some reason T”m”””w me "my 93" me 9"' A. He should consult his com- min 0i till? 113? i-?0ll1G11 3111-. h31"- fimds "id mm" '3"b5m”"5" terference of others Do not per- mistake about it." we: have had this sends me into a hysterical rage I know their intentions are N5 WI panion and give her order first. Q- HOW Cm I 3"" "10 Bwiith 51” 399mm in Sim” Mm ne""”' mlt others to discourage you once and are still having remarkable, good and when I have time to reflect I realize how had my be- And dnwe me birch" 1" 3' mi" i0ii0WEd by hi5 0Vt'Ti- mm” hnger? '

319313 -r mam” End Phyuc” you have made up your mind weather - so good" she laughed havlor was. but at the time I can't control it der green, A. Application of lipstick to the tiredness. It came as no surprise to what ,5 correct procedme for you mm). awe cm” isay a word My mama, has mush. me to make my OW5 decmnm, not to lean And give the sung own kiss to Q. is it proper to send formal corners of the mouth actually them to learn that allergy is the and. 1, you would run mm obg nga-mg?! in Em" she nodded .,mey 0" mm” ,0, am and has med to teach me to Cong daffodils; invitations to a christening? elongates tI;18m1i;lB of the mouth. ””d"13””3 CW” ” M5 ''”d”'”' ataclea. work out your own orob- needn't. try to make me believe trol my temper-but in this last respect she him” Theiiilbgiltiln gold gum” in the anpd. aMv'er:wti:v.ve l(l)fl'tI.il)'i'lBtt:e ltI'al:Illlt11i iifem :t'ill7li)i(i.1l-'itseerrl1 ly;'uEEv:ll:ru;!nndl.l::

been entirely successful. At home I have no trou- ble ln this way, but when I am visiting I resent the fact that people try to assist me. I am a high- school graduate, belong to clubs and feel that every-.

In the Swedish Journal of A1- lergy. Dr. V. I-iedstrom (Are, Sweden) states that many symp- toms of allergic disorders may be

lerns. Do not count on anyone's as- sistance' for. while you may receive "' aummsed m be asked” it, the motives behind such aid

may be far from altruistic.

that Spring is here yet. no mat- ter when the sun crosses the 1ine' -where'velr that is! Because our old goose hasn't commenced to

And meadows verdant wear ,a deeper sheen. '

she'll vanish looking backward from the hills. A

than it. actually is.

01 lleuiil-5'-ill”-Ylic i'YP9- Flliilile i5 13 I whenever I find he- (1 3 one should know I can take care of myself

particularly prone to occur; ner- pm. we Emmi” inilhe mm . H and dork Its lgi P GGY --Lucy Gertrude Ciarkiri.

vcusne depremion, and corifus- for it every morning. I.” say then h ' ' '.

'43" m3 be 599” 5” Wmil” 3391'?” If tomorrow "is your birthday. that winter is gone its queer ANSWER" God has certainly blessed vou with Cmmnumg 0urdsVB”5mt?. Kari ' ' i dens in other ian . we a jour-

a wonderful mother. and I'm sorry your entire let- ter couldn't be published as a tribute to her. it would be almost lmpertinent for anyone to add to the advice she gives you.

It .is only natural that you should resent the assumption that you are incapable of making your own decisions. and caring for yourself. but as your mother points out. people who haven't had direct contact with a cerebral palsy victim will have a icndcncy to believe you need help. Combatting this gen- eral opinion is another one of the handicaps you must overcome.

conditions, particularly after ad- ministration of penicillin. Head- aches. disturbances of body sensa- tions from stomach and intestines. paipitation and rapid beating of the heart may also be prominent symptoms of patients later found to have food allergies. "if the source of the difficulty is not re:- organized. the patient wanders from physician to physician seeking re- lief; he develops feelings of infer- iority, sleeplessncss. anxiety and restlessness.” We can easily under- stand why such patients, because their allergy is not recogiiized, can be classed as ilClll'OLlC5?-no "ap- parent" cause for their symp- toms.

Allergic indiixduals are naturally

when I come to think of it. but other years. . . yes. mostly always. I'd find it there on St. Patrick's morning.”

"Perhaps she has changed her Irish for scotch!" a voice suggest- ed. "You know vihat they say about the sex as a whole? We're expect- ed W. . privileged to change our minds."

"But despite yo'ur goose.' a third volunteered smillri , "I know it's romance and social activities. You Spring -- becauseg these days I may experience some emotional have a desperate yearning to go to tension toward the and of the year.l,towli for Wallp:1.j)ei' for the spare- but do not let it disturb you. Thallroom. That.” she explained, "is clrcgrrilstanttltesn are bliayoud ylourilvhgrell aiwabys stiirt the cleaning." con 0 an . you wl re ax, t ey " er aps l 's on y a you for rm will right themselves. Fztster bonnet!" a quiet one sug-

A child born on this day will hclglested - she is a farmivife with a

you may look ahead to a year of sudden and unexpected changes These unplanned upheavals. fre- quently calling for sudden decis- ions may disconccrt you by their very uriexpectedness. but you will find that, in the long run, despite some curious denouements, the benefits will be surprisingly good. Real estate and property matters are especially favored this year and the early Fall augurs well for

my from New Orleans, seven feet below sea level, to Denver. Colo- rado. a mile above. Houston is re- membered for the generous land- scaping around the industrial buildings; Dallas for its extraor- dinarily well-groomed and spac- ious gardens and their love for caiadiums; Fort Worth for the number of city parks and fine in- dividual gardens. Denver. in little over a century ago, was a stretch of high, arid desert country. Today it a city of gardens. of predomlnanity green-grassed front gardens and tree-lined streets. Irrigation is costly in a climate where the sun shines on an average of 304 days in the year. and where the rainfall is corres-

Mllrld Nllsen

(IONDESCENDING PXTY

it would he a fine thing if the general public could be educated in use more wisdom in dealing with the handicapped. Good inten- tions generally dictate an attitude of condescending pity and a desire Ito baby the afflicted one. This is the wrong tack to take; in all things independence should be encouraged. rather than suppressed.

instead of flying into ai rage, Peggy, when proffered help irks you. say you have been trained to decide and act for yourself. Your

nervous and high sirung, perhaps -. - . . , . - - , . , .

emus of an 3135595 suffering with life I in the words "zrhnr the first handicap Try to be a credit to her teachings in all respects not just. mches m murieen annually 50 that 'ner3y' 19 Wmlld be only (am mar” i thing that comes to xi:-iv mind 1 in the physical skills vou have acquired Both vou and your mother me natural water supply depends hem” Classifying pamems ”" tr-V" want always to buv omfjn g. px'ei,- deserve the highest tribute for the valiant manner in which you have mwuy on mow In Calmado mg earnestly but ””5”CCe55f"uy m . ty green shade mph 3 post. hf ye)- handled a situation that might have been crushing. Don't be dis- Springs me trees are wawred by get rid of their feelings of depress- Cases of asthma are due dlrecill'16w tucked under me brim I coumged at the work sun to he done, open canals running between the

' i i pavement and the road. End

to nervousness and emotional dis-

mn mid fatigue-as neurones to . b l . would if I followed my incina -r-w- Lh wait until the various tests for 31- ur ance. Dr. icds rom has been . n , - . t ' DEAR MISS mg. 1v 1” sprinklers forever play on e iamy hiwe been made- unable 1.0 nnd 5” difference 1" i.-x2?si.:J.”1g.;2I1.3of.1iaJe Eivcliiggregi in Korea. I have never rrririetWlirim.mbu'toaafpifrydbitfhgflrihtfvearnrlffrefoiggsz 3353'

Thus DIV He-dslmm 51”” mm personality M pahems l.'"h asmmjt that he sex-vfceahiea so I have to me his address. My problem is that I don't know what to write The two mam mnuences M the when allergic patients. who suffer except for the Peclilialiiies 131119 10 Sam. for B mot; pfantical am, about smce 1 have he idea of his yhgeresu west meet in Denver. There the from fatigue. disturbances of body chrkrinlclhlllnsss. log 5,'1l2d patients Andfmatn she emifed ills ' T B Spaniards brought their Spantiflh sensations, headache and disturb- wit as ma. ony '7 a nervous . ' .. ' ANgwER. wh-1 . f 1- . . - , ' ' patio north to Santa Fe. and 9 ance of sleep. have their life pat- or emotional disturbances so coll- Ewing mm” '10 ,me,,! intwesfs suck .0 1.1:..3;,:3a;l":h9f,:e;ngsu)c(;,uFa::;0:?s d:(;f;;:r ,r::.;l.i;::;1 English and the Cornish miners tern regulated on the grounds that splcuous or noticeable as to war- Anotii9J' milk U "19 theme g a radio M11 gale.-jsion. cup amusing Hem; 1,-gm yhe gape, ,m'd .,.C,.,dg brought their love of English gar- neummhemc i5 m an anemic ba5i5' ram Cami"; mcm 5 psych” imeili garmwqe me 35 .20 he, gr:-ygcial them. Since most boys are interested in sports items from the sports dens and green 9”” to Cobmdo the symptoms and disc-omforts gen- tall ailment, and of the 57. only mlemf her Xriendiv welgmingypage are parucuim-1V welcome. T911 him ahoui your home MW” and The pi-eseirit-day gardens ther; "any di53ppe”' mne Could be classmed 35 haimg ways. we 533. of hm? that if he;-l describe local characters. Servicemen are very easy to write to once 3:58 :(:Te:L;llguranQrSI2ou:c:ard::5

that Mme "51" underlying mental disorders" vou have the hang of it remembering the major theme of "newsy

While admitting - cheerful. friendly."

home was only a hut in the depths of a wood. instead of the modern comfortable abode that it is, we should still find it one of the best in the world. For there we should see love and affection. an ideal family circle. .. And her rare smile at the door and she drawing you in with: "Well. well. aren't you the very one I've been hoping would come!"

”For me.” she laughed merrily. its-pring comes in an overwhelm- ing desire to get the kitchen done anew . . . Yes.” she nodded with it .smi1e,"itls a yellow 1 want - a daffodil yellow. How the sight of the walls now winter-scarred and

where the owners may enjoy shade in the summer. and vet have shel- ter to enjoy the winter sun.

. .. .

Q Anne Adams Patterns

DEAR MISS DIX: I'm a girl of 20 planning to be married in June. The boy is only 18. and the problem is that he thinks I'm only 19. I hated to admit I was so much older than he. but since we've become serious the difference has become important.

In southern California you can spend sunny days Emails the omnge g-roves. watching the hum- ming birds in the eucalyptus b106- som and staring in wonderment at the geraniums that grow as rank as weeds. climbing high around the stocky trunks of palm trees and to the tops of first-floor windows.

In Santa Barbara there are Bar- dens set above the opal sea. the great shoulders of the foothills be- hind them: flowers of color 8-lid fragrance riot all the year round.

ANSWER: The boy won't resent the age difference nearly as much as he will the deception. but since age is always such a delicate point. he'll undoubtedly appreciate your dilemma and forgive it. Tell him as soon as possible, and don't make too much of the issue your- self.

HALF-SIZE FA SHION

Flowers gaily sparkle on one of springs freshest. newest styles. It's designed to ht and flutter the short, fuller figure - no alteration problems. Wear this to the next bridge luncheon - youlil get com- pliments galore.

Miss Nlseen cannot reply personally to readers but will answer problems of . ral Interest through this column.

Pattern 4575: Half Sizes Milt, - d g" . H 2 minutes. scraping bowl and 1614. 185i, 201.4. 2254. am. Size di?.if.i,6p,e,pUf,:s,5?5so',';.:one MW C3115, beater often. , About many of these gardens there i 161,; takes 37.4. yards 39-inch. s:rn- Ewing ..H..,,y h 1,, you, my. Add the remaining ix. cup ma.sh- Morning Smile jis a strong spanlsh atmospherel - broidery transfer included. gm..d-v'- ed banana. milk and vanilla; bent patio swim: with dmufvxgi pgtifeg l V ' . ' 5, us an vi This Patter?! EH-W i0 1156. -Simple unm tomorrow. . Diary - . 150 strokes with mixing spoon, or gziilcyiltliattciulex: The me oaks spread

1 minute in electric mixer.

Spoon batter into greased aver- aged-sired cup cake pans. filling them about two-thirds full.

Bake in a. moderate

to sew. is tested for fit. Has com- plete iiiustrated instructions.

Send Thirty-five cents (Soc) in coins (stamps cannot be accepted)

H” G" It their shade-giving branches; the mimosas or acacias give a succes-

sion of showers of 801d- . . e

Good-night .

A hotel guest had spent a rest-

sso less night due to a full-scale at-

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pans on a cake cooler for 5 min-

care of The Guardian. 60 Front utes, than loosen edges and turn

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BANANA CUT CAKES they say man the D90Ri9 iii my

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purpose flour 1 cup line granulated sugar CREAMY BANANA ICING failed to reveal any explanation for Emma really comes when they

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2 teaspoons baking powder this unprecedented occurrence. deck Muden Lam, with daffodils 3 - 15 t b kin soda Nevertheless. the letter concluded. mate Mm (they use 300,000 i. 1,4 i:Q'f;?::r? salit 8 1:;t::ax;,ol,;1,:5;:.eg0:11pj'll.ic):in”n" the stringent precautions in the men year”; .:i.... Union Square is . 3 tablespoons quick-mix short- 3 tablespoons bun” or mug past would be zedoubled in the wicks” mm pgnsleg and polym- l enlng. at room temperature garirie futslgemg ch L 5 memmg mm mm thus. and the .lar;:neseG ;ht;r3-es l 2 eggs, unbeaten 21 . in d ' in E ” in bloom in Go en' a - 1 cup mashed ripe banana aaggas, mm '3 9 m 3 N8” in the envelop the calmed-down gs: gptlng sweeps on into early Vs cup milk ,5 teas can Va -1. Klleil Pulled 011 B Elli) Oi PHD" 0" summer without a moment's re- yeurhmlly 1 mmoon .,,,,,m,, Comm: the mlnhletd bum” mu which was scribbled: "Send this mm. h -l Firmly-set. Nylon bristles lVI6a.S:l't1&d into slifter bthf floigr. lemon Weep Jerk the bug letter. Tm Wee” M-et3cg:1t,ter:1ewil.:in!f.,ltl: d m 0 resist moisture and Wear 5"8”l 3 mi WW "v 3 P5 30 3 Cream the butter or margarine warm ii0n0Y'5C9" ii 5 g end" never get soggy W1 "mi Sm Wleih" W169) me” until soft. Add the sifted icing . bushes. Mm imam and h,.'”” l x ' ' i v . . . . ens, .. .' . - Sm mm mixing b”l- sugar alternately with the banana. ougehold scrapbook iN'ii9- The W311 city 5” For all usfemmme. luxury

Harvey-Woods lingerie-is-made for practical wear. The has , nylon I washes beaiuif y. ;

' won't shrink, needs no ironing. Each piece is roponinnedfor

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Add the quick-mix shortening to flour mixture: add eggs and '5 cup of the mashed banana. Beat with mixing spoon for 300 strokes. or in an electric mixer at low speed for

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beating well after each addition and using sufficient sugar to make an icing of nice spreading con- sistency. Beat in vanilla.

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use 4 ounces of precipitated chalk. 1 ounce of powdered myrrh. 2

ounces of pulvei-iaed,borsx. and l ) , . ounceof powdered orrls, mixing it 1. what is wrong with this aen- g - flaring. lace. embroidery. and the through a fine bolting cloth. tence? "We are sure Y0" ilk" ll” 2 . newly new polka do;,.o,, daimy dwb" m ym” mind tn” M Wm ' 7;;-Ion sheer. Just look for the Add s'e"-- "W aniey-Woods label!.

2. what is the correct pronunci- ation of tfwroth"?

8. which one of these words is misspelled? Giraffe, gazelle, hipc- potamus. hyena.

4. What does the word "porten- tous" mean? -

5. What is a word beginning with ant that means "settled aver- sion or dislike"?

To remove acid stains on lab- rics. dampen and then cover with salts of wormwood. Allow the salts to remain for about five minutes, then rub the stain with a dry cloth.

S.l:i1I.RRIFF.'s Siulalll-THIH

Meat A spoon should be used when turning meat that is boiling. as a fork will prick' it and make the meat dry and insipid. ' ANSWERS

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