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O'I'FAwA- ‘GP’ ”E5”b“-‘ﬂhmem will not si)ipe[i'.sifd|et 8§§’]e0xf]eia‘:EaE)e(il5‘i,y. of A n0"l-hem “"3"-h 5e”"°‘,’_‘° iiig organizations. It will bring serve the 26.000 Caiiadiaiis living them mgemel. and heip c0_m.dma_ in the 1.500.000 square miles north tion of policy and planning of the 00th parallel was announced ‘ wednesday by the federal govern- ment.

Health Minister Martin Northern Affairs Minister

The service will also operate its own hospitals, public health and and nursing services and other facilit- Lesace les required for national dofence

um in ii joint statement thzit CiIll- staff and for Eskimos and Indians.

iilliii Scholarship For Overseas Study Announced

SAINT JOHN, N. B._ «GP»-Seven Canadian students have won Im- perial Order Daughters of the Em- pire overseas scholarships for study next year in Britain.

Mrs. A. R. Jewitt of Lennox ville, Que._ made the announce- ment Tuesday during the national annual meetuig of the order being held here.

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constipation. frustrations of val- ious kinds, emotional tensions and alleriic episodes. Occasionally. the number of attacks will increase during some phase of the monthly period in women. Even a state oi boredom due to deadly lack of oc- cupation or recreation may in- crease ths tendency to seizures. In many instances, the institution of general hygienic measures and psychiatric care are more import- ant than drugs in controlling seiz- urea."

In utilizing the drug treatment of epilepsy, it is advisable to begii. with a single drug, gradually iii- creasing the dose until either con- trol or maximum effect is obtained or the dose is reached beyond which toxic (poisonous) symptoms de- velop. some patients respond better to one drug than another and still other patients do best on H, com- bination of drugs.

"Medication to prevent seizures is usually prescribed three times a day, This is occasionally reduced to two doses but in some cases four or five are needed, When all spells occur at night, it is permisible to prescribe a. single dose before the patient retires. For special occas- ions inducing stress or excitement- birthdays, holidays. and menstrual periods —- it may be necessary to increase the dose temporarily." I have been quoting Dr. Meyer A. Perlstein of the Children's Neurol- ogy Clinic and Northwestem Uni- versity Medical School, Chicago.

so far as drugs are amcerned. phenobarbital is the drug of choice. followed closely by Dilantin Sodium. when phenobarbital con- trols the seizures. no other drug is needed. The dose of sodium Duan- tin varies from one grain to 1“; grains. Needless to say. these drugs must be taken under close medical supervision.

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tlngenry. There was no assurance that this extra trick could be es- tablighed. but there was at least a chance, and it could not cost south anything to try for it. He should have unhesitatingly ducked the opening lead. playing the heart six as a false card to let West get the lmpiessiongthat his partner might be signalling for a heart continuation. If West refused to take the bait, that could not be helped, but West certainly might be lulled into a false sense of se- curity ,and continue with hearts in the belief that his partner had the ace. Ii West fell into this trap. South would win the second heart lead with ‘the jack for the ace, depending on West's second play). and easily get rid oi a diamond from dummy on the other heart honor. It is true that West would have to be rather gullible —-but many players are.

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Dorothy UIX

own vie\1point. Having married your husband without loving him. it's entirely possible that you let him become aware of your lack oi affection for him and in resent- ment he's behaving as he does Your alleged reason for marrying him was pity. but is that really the whole story? Were you per- haps anxious to marry regardless of emotional status, and only too happy to get a man under the guise of doing him a favor? Have you turned on the fact that you took him as I husband because you were sorry for him? A man doesn’t like to be reminded of things like that.

inburgh—Nova scotia-Bliss Car- man Blokerton of Acadia. to study history at Cambridge. ' Re-appointments are: British Co- lumbia-James MacLeod Sandison, studyinz Enali-sh at University of London; and Athanasies Asimako- Wuios of Quebec. studying econom- ‘ at Cambridge.

He wants to reel important in his Own ..ui.s:.nolu. to have the con- viction that he has the family’: complete love.

Whether. in your case, the facts are as you state, you should at least make A pretense of giving love. Such dissembling isn‘t wrong since it supplies a factor, even by proxy‘ that should be present in all marriages and, furthermore, it will quite likely result in real affection making itself manifest. Act as if you loved your man, and in time )0ll'll undoubtedly find that you really do love him.

Your marriage is far from hope- less, but, as it stands now, salvag- ing it is a job almost entirely up to you. Having made the initial error of marrying without love, you must now exert ll spacial ef- fort to bring icnderiiess and de- votion into your home. If your husband realizes that love is la'ck- lnil on your part, he'll never do anything to remedy the deficiency. ’I‘hat‘s up to you. Every woman. traditionally. feels she has the the makings of a wonderful dra- matic actress; you have an Oppor. Ulﬂity to let your talents Along

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DEAR MISS DIX: After being engaged for a year, my fiancee returned my ring six months ago Shortly after, I began going with

a girl I had known in college. Then my first flame wrote and sent me a gift. Now, to tell the

truth, I think I'm in love with both girls. I'm 21, and in service. Vic ANSWER: A iiervicemans social insurance is knowing I. number of girls to keep him well supplied with mail. Actually. son. you‘re not in love yith either girl, and that's the basis on which you'd better keep both friendships. Make no commitmrnts to either one, lei each know about the other. and give yourself another year or two to find out where your heart turns

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