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DIFFERENCES IN EDUCATION

Youngster With-Advanced Training Conflicts With Her Parents

DEAR MISS DIX:

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\"I_\'S in an argument with my mother about everything,

and when we discuss politics I tell her how ignor

a spanking with a strap.

I am so worn out and nervous with all th quarreling that 1 don't know what to do. Wha is your advice?

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and helpless crciture alive. and if the wolves don't get her, it is noth- ing" short of n liilfdUiE‘.

Stay ﬂ home. tudy hard and fit yourself to be self-supporting laeiarc ion brclik your home ties. And try to understand your par- ents. Tilt} are doing one of the most heroic things in the world be- cause thOY deliberately are lifting you to a class above their own and Cney know" ilrit i: will separate you from them. They are giving you ad- win" ge they ncrcr had and an education they never received and that is v. resent your bcstiiig them in an argument and bucking up your ews with facts and statistics that they do not know.

All parents irun: to be little tin gods to their children. They want their children to think they are incarnate wisdom, so it cuts them to the quick when you tell them that they are ignorant and quote to zncin who: the teacher says. When you are older, you will find out that though they may lack book learning, they have the knowledge that ximrs cl iorg espcriciicl‘.

if you look at your parents with this in iiiinri. patience with them and you will. st least. have enough good manners not. to throw their lack of education in their faces. Jis for the arguing that keeps you so nervous, that is easy enough to stop. Just don't do it. It takes two to make an argument and if you will leave the floor to your mother, she soon will talk herself out.

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DEAR MISS DIX: At twenty-tyre I have no incentive for living. JiiilCllQll I lme ‘i good home, parents who try to keep me contented and s fine job. My problem is the lack of male companionship. Life 1s slljlplllg ilirough my lingers and I feel that I will be one of the lost generation of Women who could never mariy because the war had

men who should have been our husbands. Can you offer me any consolation?

you will liarr- liiare

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ANSWER: Yes, but it will be s bitter pill that you won't take-

it is to use a little common sense and philosophy in meeting life, in- stead of cultivating morbidness. You are doing nothing but brooding over imaginary joys that come to ferv, if any, women. Because you have failed to have hordes of fascinating suitors sighing st your feet. and to marry a man who possessed all the charms and virtues and a mil- lion dollars to boot. you are drenched in tears and are not doing any- thing to make yourself happy. contented or useful. What you need is to compare your safe and happy lot with the young wives who have lost their husbands and w-ho are left widowed and poverty-stricken, with a baby tn take care of. and the mothers who have lost their sons-I read yesterday of one woman who got; two telegrams at the some time telling that both‘of her sons had been killed in battle-mud of the millions and millions of families who have been broken up and scattered by the war and who are starving and freezing right now. If you will think of the real sorrows in the world, your lack of a beau and s date will seem too triﬂing even to consider. You need change of scene, change of occupation, so why dun»; you join he WAGS or the WAVES or take up nursing? That will give you plenty of other peoples‘ troubles to worry over instead of your own.

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habit 0f 801m; stomclinragh lungs Sunday. "I've been giving 5m. a dime Every Sunday to 1186p your grandpa from sleeping, yet, he sleeps"

"I know." mid Billy, “but Grand- Plaeeig ‘giving me a quarter to let him

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Spraying Trees

ﬁpral/lng fiuit trees while in b.oom is not advisable. some statés

ﬁr}? tpkiohliibit it 3v law; LIt not fcnly _._._ L e Oner ees ii inter er wxtli the pollination of the blosaj LATLJR 0N mms- Aftcr a. long eichort-ation an ev- w... alarms. W... “fastball. ma"; Fold two towels into small so to m“ should

squares and stuff then into the A] kncrs of the sMcklngZFPhere will] 1199813? ,,°",§§E,°. °§.‘?,..E'£§l,lc $5 be no mre knees bv the time all 10m and wigl-mwéd wymmn Wm- the flours are scrubbed and clean-

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dﬂrunntifzglng“ the v"l\'lot immediately," he replied.

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I am sixteen years old and am on the verge of running away from home because I cannot get along with my par- ents. I am a good student and make fine marks at school. My trouble ls that my parents are old-fashioned and have little education, and

For instance, my mother is very pro-Democrat.

ant she is and that my teacher says things are not like she says they are, she gets so angry that I get

Don't think of such a thing as running away from do, you will find out that unpleasant as things may be there, they will be far worse when you lack the security of having a shelter a’. night. food to eat, clothes to wear and someone to protect you. A pretty girl of sixteen, alone in the world, is the most pitcous

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HINTS ON ETIQUETTE

Your letter or note pzuper Drovided of course, you see they harmonize.

RECTORY T0 COTTAGE

Because he will not have wife made an "unpaid domestic drudge" Rev. Arthur Snellof Chill- esford Suffolk, mglond is nioving‘ou" of his 20- room rectory into a cot. like which used to be rented at three shillings (67 cents) a week.

Dressmaker suits are seen in cardigan silhouettes. or in suits with one-button fastening at the

waistline. and softening details at: the neckline, like scallops or notches or braid outlining. HAVE PLAN

Expert homemakers Work ac-

cording to plan and avoid much of the monotony of housekeeping. The following snegemons will help to lighten her job. Plan menus n- head of time but moire them suf- ficiently elastlc to allow for slight

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By Roberta Lee

l Q when u. young woman has _ been introduced to an eldely woznan. is it all hi; for the younger woman to walk away after talking for a min-uric?

A. No; the elderly woman should make tihe ﬁrst move to leave.

Q. t is the correct way to serve wine an. a buffet. supper?

A. Arrange the bot/ties on the sideboard. The host should then fill the glasses, which are taken by the guest to their places. .

Q. Would it be all right to use tinted calling cards?

A. They are not in good taste. The cards should be of white stock. good quality, and engraved in black.

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Bread Method: Combine the pickles or reliQi, the olives, celery, chili sause aril mayonnaise, then add the hard-cooked eggs. Mix well and tlhen season to taste with salt.

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Fries Control Question: and Answers |

questions and Answers on Prion Control will ma: in The Guard Ian u a r0; future each day Th0 questions on thou which-luv ruched the Wartime Prion and Trade Board from houscwlvas In this region. Tho mum-s In pro vided b the Board Renders. or Inn] w n have Intelligent questfiggd

in writing to the of the War Time Prion and Trldo Board.

An there some coupons com- due?this month for migsr for

A. ea. light preserves ooupo M tgis month over ah‘: usu quota preserves coupons. These are intended for use for su r for canning. Those became v Qld on the 17th of May.

. there a ceili price mi second hand electric igerutors? A. s is n3 price on electric refrigerators. If you feel you are being overcharged give a

description of the refrigerator, tthe make and the year it

ado Board. anld the-v will tell you the ceiling pres .

there a ceiling mice on

A. Yes. the prloe of pipe tobacco and cigarettes is controlled by the

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attractively, remembering the h“ mm- um w “mid if‘: And forecasted and pos- family are the final judges. swank ﬂnuatha. “mum ma?" Take nea with the day, and be- Invisible electrons move through an “mum “w” “m” ma“! J

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m: o ma! direct Judy wit. surly. 31a could, I know, Nady at dawn or before it an; I believe if th . sixth

the ias e with the same bogus

the ﬁrst. " o. know, Mrs. Ellen," she tells me "l live the whols week for today.’ "The Sabbath is my best o! days." Pei-soundly. 1 am not so ~ ' that n is

wariations if needed; shop carc- fully and early; store food proper- ly; prepare and serve the food

Jamie too was in Church yesterday morning, a bit fldgety at. times, which was not; to he wondered at. When your eyes can hardly sec. above the pew in front of you and the sermon has no meaning, minu- tes must. be long. The congrwation amembled included n. small bride and needless to state the groom. who no matter how hunldsonm i: never so interesting as a. beveilzd and Winsome bride. The sun shone through the windows and the sanc- Ofultgiisogbodg evoﬁy Sabbath,

urc , w ere prayers thgolobmsfny 2:531:12 “gin dmguﬁ of thanksgiving were offered from they don't take their time about it. glalelul heal“ “"1 i’°‘1““"‘ i“ “P

the tubes of s. television set It a rate of 26,000 miles per second.

A honeybee visits some 200 flow- trs to gather a. load of pollen on a. single trip before returning to the hive.

Pyrethrum when mixed witlh harmless sesame oil becomes from three to four times as effective a fly killer as when used alone.

inmate world-peace made-In H15:

‘almost to the highiviiy where cars went back and forth ill. tliebleas- ant afterglow. Birds mm: in the

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By Anne Ashley

_____ wood lots we skirted and iuitoioing‘

buds and the rruvh Biron {if tin.-

l Q fH°w ma‘ I prwem u’? “"1" oiﬂifygiliiinféiilsicii‘) giviiig n?‘ °Pgmm ed mucapal“? Olii} the sun's tvarmtlrto clothe the c9 “cw ‘nmeled 534109‘ ezzhre countrv side an a lush surlnu

ris in a vessel of warm water. n1- oiv it to come and they will than ordinarily ing or burning.

. How can l polish gilt frames? A. Mix and" bee-i: the whites of

to a. boll, then cool, ”°“"" o

last much longer

a o l‘ | before either crack-

The swallows were on the wing, tllls morning, flying low not" 9:1‘! showers. Judy and I went again o0. our cleaning, she at a rcnr stair-l

_ _ - n17: near the ioor to the THLIJIICOf ﬁﬁfﬁtiggfby wﬂzylélghﬁvﬁljiirdjavlgg of which, at bed-lime Jami-s some-j

limes pauses lo advise me. "lull golﬁng late, Ell-m, Butter call i‘. d‘ day.” I went u) put ilie finishing‘ touches on the walls and ceiling of Judy's room. This consisted mnin-ly

irater. Paint the gilt frames with this solution. . Iiow in I nemove stains from the hands and keep them in g . condition: h A.“ Instead of uslllrig soap‘ on the lm , use a sma cup o paste, , composed of vinegar imd cornmeal. ﬁghﬁﬁv-afgautgflzflfhgﬁgfglfg ture ,I had dropped on the painted walls. This is, of course an engross- ing, if annoying pastime. and at it every musclei reaching tends to dc-l - ht. (all. my age) I gained, .. My limm too in m)’; moving from floor to chair to table --hopefully-nrid then from tublc to chair to floor tthiunp!) display-

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You’ll ﬁnd these menusjsuggesting Kelloggb All-Bran every day. . .be- cause it helps you keep regular natur- ally. And (because it‘. is made only from the vital outer layers of the wheat) All-Bran is rich in certain “protective” food elements such as iron your body must have . . . diet. or no diet.

No wonder this delicious cereal is served by nearly one out of every two families in Canada. Order a package of Kellogg’s All-Brim from your grocer today.

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1' Wm‘ i‘ “m3 "m1 ‘his "'1' ed more agility than I suspected I

fence? "Let's us g0 with them." posses“; 7 what L‘ m‘ Wm“ Pmmmc‘ the walls beside the stair-ivay using

_ . Judy laboriously scraped lation of “refer-able"? a, knife for such a work borrowed

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3~ which ‘me °f the“ “W55 15 from Mr. D's kit which remains ‘l misspelled? Momentary, nionarcliyigumanwe ma; he gntmds u, ,e_

monologue. monitorv. ltum to complete a bit of unfinish-

“m, “m? d°°5 "is ‘W16 “cred-l cd work a»: Alderlea. She worked a. 5 whlma-ft‘ is a word iid t-h lof various mixltures,

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bssimﬂnkhmicn I mo applied hurriedly at strip CT times, tnrouslh the ymrs. I remem- ber cleaning these same walls when starlings mocked frcm the trees in the orchid and swallows had darted past the w dows. Some- times I worked theme after the sup- per dishes were in order and then suddenly, I would be aware of in- creased bowls from the stable. and the sound of the milk pails being taken frcm the bench would thrust itself into my quiet and so I would be summoned from my cleanl to take up mv outdoor dunes. ere is no fomivthering for the wormen folk in the stables as yet. Occasion- ally, I catch sight of James leading one or otheroftheredcalvesin that direction. Judy did not war-k iii silence when I came near. Pro- testinghr: “Wlw dirl vou ever nut. tlhLs stuff on the r-Jall?" Resent- fully: "Isn't spriinK-cieniunﬁ U79 bunk?" I have noticed that the more some folks ire is disturbed the better they work. Judy and a great; amount of cleaning today at the backstairs.’ _ _

with eiu: that. means “to wear of! the sldn off"?

ANSWERS l. Say, "Let; Us 80 with them.” 2. asocesnt first syllable not the sec- on . . .

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l oilting and we were content to sill about the ﬁre. Judo! pfﬁilflfﬂd R’ lunch and after we had partaken of the food. somehow the darkness beyond the windows seemed less gloomy and the rain was more musical in its falling. Now Juov has deserted us in favor of h-er Diary "Three weeks back. Mrs. Ellen" and James is resting on tlze kitchen couch. Pnrd has come in frcm the dampness, a oishevelled gentleman tonight. and is snub! b9- hind the old range. Tabby v00 119-5 ccma to stay briefly. admitted. when she asked it at the door, These

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andlilscs an fon- to wear as boutzm- nieru. All are simple to cachet. Putnam No. 1M6 contains complete insvnmions.

To order pattern: Writs or send move picture with your nl-me m6 address with l5 cents in coin or

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orsel of moat, Judy?" 1W!" 8e , hing down neiah e. o! ' iznhnt. Juries is outing inw 1116 T"b'| social ladder. pltchlll; W°°- 5km: i bers. When I 00k st. him inullil“! on thin ice. curlmﬂ with d. _ lnqly, gays: "I believe I dosed -<l--~»1lnlv_ 3n; nrgllnlftllﬁ in .

he . that bum door. I thought she wrs. l.“ e t“ ‘élll.‘.‘"..i‘l‘.‘lk.“l.°él."l‘éi‘ ~ —

er over." u - when ﬂuently Jsmes_'_ slumber’ WCHWG would be uneasy ,it'. t be as BHES

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small neglected mowing kit-cats walked through his dreams.

Until tcmorrow —— Diary-Good- night. »

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The women who were the cuperintuideatl of Canada's early Schools of’ Nursing were women of great: vision. They built bet!" than they. knew. Their leadership inspired their students toward! ’ _,, maintaining md expanding n scientiﬁc eﬁcient nursiiul sci-vice th bout the country. It is but thirty-six years since M15! Irv Ame: veiy tin-ended the sturdy Ivlrp of Canada's nursiuz fabric. loch strand had it: origin in s nnnll local nurses‘ uwcmlw" or hospital alumna association. These strands gradually became entwined to fonn the provincial clrglnintims which Ire now the nine ltrﬂﬂl “ ‘ of the l" " Nurses “ ' it“ TM M“ membership for the you 1945 is 22,000. _ In beeping with its basic philooaphy um u» mains wok-em, h responsible for In public in tfis use of professional and nou-prufudonll nuring senior; the Canadian Nurses Alfwl‘ ﬂan undone: the principle that all who nuns the sick for hire be Bounced, and stands behind the provincial associations in ‘the pt?- tecﬂx o‘ _g 1 1 d a a Th’ A! ‘ um l! primarily htorelted in mining the standards of nursing care. ﬁnd in making ﬂab both‘ during can available, In needed, to all citizens.‘ v ; mlaaﬂnfkmnlttnwhidaftnwtionsssnnadviwrymmﬂll" when members Include the lﬂlidmtl of tho nine pwvindl! 915°; disdain. It; in tum,‘ is a number of the Intemotlonnl Council‘ 0 Numl ms plums in the mpousibilhy for worm» - bee" "W"! lhndlrdl m In ldblnlﬂmll hi0. The Allin of the Assoclntios m kept balm III membership through 918 PHI" '°7 ‘h’ m“ 10mm] “Tho Gandhi Nuns”. . , t Tho mﬂoul llochticu wok q: In problems of in cosutituen members from ha, inception. Inch vihl mmim n the nsiltrﬂmg" of mind.‘ dovdopmnt of dilrlct maria‘ to meet the urgenlt neck! ofCanAdfn hnﬂcs, inprovcmnt in conditions for nursing i i msttlnbumhisaonaphduaonttcntlu nfthoAllodntion. ltis c. uumnmuasiamaniumpwymwrwmlmﬂﬁjc nlnotlvolyblllound oo-opmﬂmlndlyrwlfilmfor adulation; lines any arbitrary ngulntion of worhnl wdlﬂw‘ H: nuns! without consideration ofWbe pltient violates the mp1 a! during. To hdlihto h: work. m Asuodntuihon bu ' ﬁ fivalflhrirnlltifllf quads! inmost groups according no e mldof ¢ mqmi and us»: animal; lsetlon. Public "with Qsstimxﬁ Gnu-ml Nursing lsetkn. Through the Committee on Nurllﬂl _ atlas tho hunch of than thus sections Ire interwoven in an ovﬂ’ slldnlpdhqtovodctﬂdardlofnurdng ‘ nursing labs-is. Although the portion so hr revealed il n" “n, ygt it is of n quality us! l durability of‘ which all Con-mill" mqy bl 1nd! ptnud um Ill-Inpu- a may Hunks-ﬁlo lulu “W”