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THE GUARDIAN

NOVEMBER 8. 1951.

The Stars Say - -

by Genevlovo Komblo

STOP FKGHTDIG YOUR. HEART

While many do not attend pic- ture shows, the majority of us 80 It least occasionally. so I want to recommend that if a film story called "Guard Your Heart" comes into your disi.rict, you and your family take the time (less than 30 minutes) to see it. The three-reel film was produccd by the Billy Studios Inc.. New York. in collab- oration with the American lieart Association.

Everybody is interested in the heart: heart dl5('aSE causes more deaths than any other disease. Naturally any little pain or other symptom in tiie region of the heart causes more fear than any other onc symptom.

The purpose of the film, "Guard Your Heart." is to replace unnec- essary fear and apprehension about heart disease by an under- standing or how the heart does its Job and what adults can do to help the heart keep on the job.

The iiim gives the story of a middle-aged. busy executive with the first signs and signals of on- coming heart disease. I: shows how to prevent these attacks, or at least live ssifoly with them.

To sum up the lesson, this exe- cutivc le:u'nt':l ihc following?

1. The heart is the strongest (toughest) organ in the body. yet heart discase is the most fre- quent cause of death. one reason

is that people live longer and their hearts rcccive more wear and tear.

2. Through research we must

discover basic or underlying causes of heart disease but meanwhile we must do what we can to reduce wear and tear on the heart.

8. A man in his fifties should not try to compete, with his form- or 20-ycar-old self. He must learn to relax in his work and in his play.

4. The high death rate has caused unnecessary fear. The more we learn about the cause. man-

For Tomorrow

THE indications are that I steady land well-calculated course and plan of action could culmi- nate in lasting and substantial re- turns. Honors, dignibies and pos- sibly public acclaim could be the

crowning glory of obligations. duties and worthy efforts can- scientiously pursued. Major ob-

jectivcs. high aspirations. pleas- ant plar-es, could "cap the climax" as reward for work well done. re- sponsibilities graciously assumed.

For the Birthday

Those whose birthday it is may be assured of a pleasant. prolidc and potent culmination to honest effort, serious attitudes and wor- thy aspirations. Under a benign and expansive incitement. there is no limit to the rewards. emolu- ments and fulflilments for honest efforts. perseverance. and the drive of responsibility and duty. cheerfully accepted.

A child born on this day is bounteously endowed with those potent. substantial and far-reach- ing aspects of character. ability and aspiration for a useful, res- ponsible and happy life.

heart diseases, the Icss we need tear them.

5. A man who lives with his heart instead of fighting it is likely to live longer and enjoy life more.

So stop fighting your heart.

What else can we do to prevent heart attacks or live with them if they do come? One important point is to avoid overweight which shortens the life span every insurance medical examiner will tell you that lean men live longer.

A second point within our DOW- er is not to let ourselves become too tired. to be unasihamed to sit dovm or. better, lie down before

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This is an eerie night - or per- haps we only find it so because we are spending it some distance from Alderlea. in I house where sea-winds come in to mourn about the eaves.

But there is dnrkneu and chill without as November offers I first spell of wintry weather. Coming. we drove into a snow flurry which made the outing trying for Ihe driver and driven, Ind it was with relief we finally came with- in sight of the lights of this. our destination.

We recall now how darkly the blustery fall night had enclosed us en route and with what effort the space of vision on the wind.- shield was kept clear for Jame; "Now this. Ellen" he offered once "is definitely no night for folks to be prowling. only an emergency should cause anyone to venture forth in the like of lt!.". . . He adds at the moment as be pre- pares to retii-e:" It I ever get home. Ellen. and you mark my words! you'll never again get me Hway on any 'wild-goose' chase like this!" He listens intently ;o

the play of rain - or are those pellets of snow against the panes?

”Is that east or south?" he asks, I'm never too sure of directions when away." And since little is required of us along these lines

eyes us with some suspicion. ”Wel1, whichever way the storm is the roads won't be too good in tn,- morning!"

Braving the falling weather and 5llPP'Pl'Y roads. we came the distance eagerly to join my R1,, "1 '1 family re-union. to meet, once more with our best of pgr. ents. as we can do now all too "31'elY ln 8. Complete circle . . , to turn back the hands on the time. piece of the years and with sis. ters and brothers, eight in an. be "3 Child 888111 Just for tonight!"

It has been an enjoyable fore. Rat-hcring here in the hnspgmme lwme 0f the youngest of all. one if it should happen that we name no other. we shall ever remem. bet Dlned? Oh yes, but excellent as was the fare and good the lV1EInd5. those will be forgotten 0118 before we shall forget the de- light of being together again-oy gathering about the two, who in some miraculous way. and exem. plifrins many a virtue of living managed to set our feet along nice

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E8-W Paths? "Easy or difficult' we quote James "is mostly a state of mind. It's all in the spirit you approach it!" And so We chattui Picking up old threads of com- radeship that had been rested. and looking backward through the vanished years. laughed to remember. And in the fireligh:

of night": diirk and storm against the windows we found that

though all had grown older in appearance, at heart there had been little change.

Here unchanged was en; stu-

diaus lad of the family. there the alert happy-hearted fellow. who preferred to gain his education by practice. Here was the serious chap. of purposeful word. old as i. child and there were the girls, The industrious, darl:-eyed. order- 13'. dependable one and she with the blue 9395 End the courage of her convictions to keep; the calm one and always helpful. and the one inclined to dream dreams and escape tasks. and there the tiny energetic maid. our hostess; gift- ed and kind . ...

The in-laws. as much appreciat- ed as they that are kin. contri.

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WINNIPIO, Nov. 7-(O!)-No YOU! GOOD CASUAL nutter how pretty Ibo fl. chances no t.hIt the girl who drifts through life with u per-petuIl yIwn in 5 poor mu-tinge bot. Iccor-ding to Dr. J. L. Alumina.

The psychiatrist who directs Greater Winnipog'I child guidunce clinic uid here "Of course. there In uiwIyI some people who Ire just plain bored." such type: don't fit in with hi: definition of nur- riago-I pnrtnerlhip bued on community and aims.

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overnight. "That would mean someone is taking more than giv- ing." he said.

Dr. Asselstine said the first quality to look for in 3 prospective mate is maturity. Then therets

independence. One mate !rlI'l0ill,d M S

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2nd Man: "Yeah. lthe washing machine and the furnace!"

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DEAR MISS DIX:

friends. I have tried tnlki x y. a little girl." port-nls wonlt ict ANSWER:

thought that "she

But facts must be

parents' co-operation. quire careful deliberation.

Where to draw the line? Ah. that

cording to my mail. blem with most girls.

in stride.

really only seeking her welfare.

that their children grow up. try to be more grown-up than you

"grown up." trouble. ? DEAR MISS DIX:

to be glad to meet. me. group?

two months.

ANSWER: Of course

a picnic.

-the girlish woman who by pop. ular request delighted all withl "the old songs" and James. ..

but "I Just know. Ellen" he now uncloses an eye above the bea- covcrs to remind us "you won't be nearly so bright in the morn.

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Until tomorrow - -Di h. - Good-night. . . . My

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DOROTHY DIX SAYS-

Teen Resenls lBabying" Girl Claims Parents

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ager will create great howls of injustice and cruel treatment. much liberty. ioo little parental restraint. can lead to many troubles.

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I'm 15 years old and my parents still think I'm a baby. They won't let me go anywhere or do anything with my I feel badly because I can't do things that girls my age do. ng in my parents but they always insist Im still I have lost mnny friends because my

K. S.

is a most difficult time when children begin to grow up and parents cling to the

e youngster is

straining at the reins to push into adulthood. while mom and day try admit thtit children don't remain babies forever. faced; son or daughter has left childhood. and the transition into a grown-up world should be made easier through the

reluctant to

Judging the exact moment at which daughter is ready to have dates, wear lipstick or stay out until midnight are questions that re- A decision considered unfair by the teen-

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Fifteen seems to be the age at which most difficulties arise. ac- It, is the age when dating first becomes a pro- lf daughter's friends nre well-brought-up young- sters-as they should he-school dates should come along and be taken If the rest of the class goes to a dance. the girl who is kept home is bound to feel resentment against the parents who are This sensible conclusion is, of course, entirely beyond the comprehension of an adolescent. ” So. K. S.. I'm entirely on your side. but advising you how to con- unclvmmd Pwple 7 vince mom is another problem. It takes time for parents to realize Just be patient with yours.

And don't.

Remember, 15 is just over the "little girl" border. and still quite a way from completely No matter how much you disagree with the edicts of mother and dad, obey tltcm. Disobedience will bring you nothing but

I have gone out with a boy A few times and like him very much. When I see him on the street he aiwiiys seems is there any possible wny to make him call me? lVould it. be proper for me to ask him in tin outing with it large

Plcase.clon't tell me to sit and wait. as I've done that for

JEANIE

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LONDON. Nov. 5 -(Routers). Admiral William E. Fechtelcr, United States chief of naval staff. lunched with Prime Minister Churchill today. He was believed to have tried to persuade him to drop his objections to having an American as naval supreme com- mander in the Atlantic.

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3. Which one of these words is

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5. What is a word beginning with bu that means "pertaining to

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IAYISFACYION. OR MONEY IACK

y you shouldn't sit and wait, Jeanie! have the perfect solution in asking this young man to

You ; go with you to.

Boys are often shy nbouyudvancing a friendship. If at girl wants to make the first move, extending an invitation to a group affair is the best method. Sometimes. of course. the affair can be planned solely for the purpose of providing an excuse for a particular invitation-and who has to be the wiser?

DEAR MISS DIX: My husband left me with four children about

three year: ago. V07)! much. He is five years you ways. never mentions marrying me or 3p

ANSWER: You expect a lot. man of 5 is ready to accept the r iifter only fl year's acquaintance. In your anxiety to Acquire A man scare the poor boy away. and make sure he will be

DOROTHY DIX cannot re wer problems of general Inge

A year ago I met a nice be

His parents think Ii lot of me and the c

y of 25 whom I love yct has much older hildrcn. However. he eaks of the future.

nger than I.

ROSALIE

Rosalie. when you think a young esponsibility of a good-sized family Aren't you rushing things a pm around the house, you're likely to

You must exercise R little judgement, too. a good father to y0ur,brood.

ply personally to reader: but will Inu- rcst through her column.

Modern El'idue'Ho

ly Roberto LOO .

Q. when a woman stops at I restaurant table to exchange a few words with another woman who in dining with some friends. ll it necessary for that woman to introduce her friends to the new- comer?

A. No.

an introduction is not necessary. .

Q. When someone telephones I member of the tamiiy who is absent. should one Isk who it is?