Show THI OGDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINE- Wives Can Do Many Things To Boost Husbands' Egos By RUTH MILLETT Things a husband may riot tell a wife but which every woman ought to know: t That having a attractive home is important to a man Next to his work that's his most important way of saying to the world: 4 — ?— "I'm somebody" That his wife's appearance is al a man and not as a husband when ways important to mm Ana tnat the two are together in public doesn't mean just when they're That means that he is "Jim" — going to a party She is always his wife and therefore always his rep- not "Darling" And at the other resentative even if she is just do- extreme he prefers that his wife rather than ing the family marketing (Wives gives him a build-u- p who do their shopping at the near- tearing him down est community center in blue jeans That he doesn't want to be reor shorts certainly fail to realize minded all the time about how that fact) hard his wife works That makes That he prefers to be treated as him feel like a failure for it always implies that her lot is harder than that of other women That he likes to be consulted on well-kep- Editor's Note: This is another in a series of articles for teenagers — and parents — by a newspaperwoman who is also a mother and who has made a long study of the problems of baby sitting fc ft " m it v i- - To insure the life and neat appearance of your garments learn the proper way to apply a solvent cleaning agent The pad method is the least complicated and the most successful for the Place the material spot down on a pad of blotting paper or other type of absorbent pad Apply the solvent sparingly to the back of the material with a swab Remember to use a cotton swab on cotton a wool swab on wool and a rayon swab on swab QUALITY FABRIC CENTER is Blvd REALTY-INSURAN- iy anu weu-uutii- £ b ' chilled one in extra blankets with r a bottle or neating paa inside bathe his face and hands and change his clothing and bedding if he has vomited Above all don't let him be Tell him that his frightened mother is coming and that you will take care of him until she gets there Rock him a little or sit beside the cfib and sing1 to him or tell him a little story If yon rei busy and the child is comforte help will! seem to come tofre quickly The miiekest kind of thinking is needed when accidents occur They should be avoided if possible J 'i 100 TABLETS r — " 496 8 Elements in Wonder Bread Help :f By GAYN0R MADDOX More food for your dollar that's what broilprs and fryers and eggs give you in Junei They top the department of agriculture's! list of foods to be par- - i Oranges are way up on the list too Here are the other plentiful foods on ihe June list Lettuce cannea aija irozen uraiiKe juiue grapefruit: juice and grapefruit segments canned peas early iuhi- mpr vpeelahlps rirv hpans ittea 1 babV limaspintos) all (fefry products (muk cheese co age j The rate at which your child will develop— mentally tools matches boiling water or food should be kept out of the way Saucepans on the stove should always be kept with handles turned inward Tea kettles and soup pots should be set at the back of the stove t The bathtub should be filled with warm water before the child is put into it and the child must be watched while he is there Never leave sharp implements or matches within reach Keep door ways and stairs clear of toys and furniture at all times both to avoid accidents and to leave the house quickly if necessary -- 4- li j— if'"' p j U ' ' tt 8 Ways I : j 1 well as physically— depends largely upon the KIND of foods you serve This means a diet —exactly what many children fail to get A recent survey of 9543 children disclosed the fact that 4 out of 5 are not well fed accordingshocking to the standards of The National Research Council it Is there any excuse for this? Very little Because these common foods suodIv ALL the Msentinl: i food elements your child needs each day: Meat bread milk eggs fruit yellow and green-leafe- d vegetables veil-balanc- ed M ri mnchProl a serving of roast A siHoin of beef BuM H r IU ( O bonea and teeth as In a helping of cot-tage cheese O As much PhoAoras for cell metabolian as 1 egg lambchopv I American cheese ' hain j — red blood g§ Hg OtOWTM as 3 slices yellow 7 Children love Wonder Bread Plain or toasted Because Wonder Bread is doubly fresh—fresh when you buy it I — 13 fresh when you eat it Because longer n man many oraraary smas tor lasting tresnness Get economical Wonder Bread fresh from your grocer today Watch your child grow with Wonder Bread slo-bak- ed - Chte as a kitten and easy to make! Imagine the hit this will be in the small set! Kitten peekin' out of pocket over that big eyelet rui tie Make this pinafore in pastel and white! 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m in that age when ivomen become W F weak and nervous — The doctor must be Answer in that age when quacks becoijne careless in diagnosis Forget your age and consult a physician log jy I g youi name and address Always wash your wax applicaSrtch colorful habdiwork ideas! tors with warm soapsuds before Senp twenty cents in coins for our the wax has a chance to harden At Hoasefaold Finance you select the repayment plan that best fits your budget Take up to 20 months to repay loans of $300 or less op to 24 months on larger loans Phone or stop in today for fast 1 1 as in 3 bed-wettin- brain-buildin- Doubly fresh As much Vitamin Bt f for growth processes I P m e The chart shows the 8 body and g properties of Wonder Bread-ServWonder Bread with meat fish eggs milk fruit and both yellow and ereen-leafe- d veeetables in a balanced diet to supply ALL the food elements your child must nave tor neaitny growtn 8 ounces of Wonder Bread for a growing child cost less than a dime a day You can afford Wonder Bread for your child Continental Baking Company Inc I nPJk :iTunB to help maintain ip--1 petite as a serving j eir-closi-ng e of fried liver j C j Helps Build Stronger Bigger Bodies 8 Ways m St J Note that the editor stresses the idea that all students should compete This article goes on-- to list 12 suggestions or rules to make junior high school basketball competition (inside the school only) safe and healthful One rule is that a physician should be present at all games Another is that a contestant who has been ill or injured should be readmitted to participation only on the written recommendation of a physician Reader J W and responsible parents throughout our country could well turn their attention from the battle of the Three R's to the physical welfareof their growing children which is their basic duty Questions and Answers That Age Tired feeling so early in the day body-buildi- Strang Bodies 8 Ways! c 11 Pinny or Sundress of body weight as grownups Penny for penny Wonder Bread gives your child more protein than the average of meat milk fish and eggs And Wonder Bread is a substantial energy foocL-Mor- e quickly converted into energy than fat WONDER BREAD Helps t ! j j Good for Growth and Energy As shown in the chart Wonder Bread is very valuable — because it helps your child grow bigger and stronger 8 rowine children need TWICE the orotein ner rtminrl 11 I " :"rz AH Should Compete ? 3019 Wash taught how to ham e such practical problems Yet conservative medical edu- What is the value of cators admit that about 50 of all cats and fishwormis cutting up when youl modern medical practice is psy-- 1 aren't evert taught the psjichology etiological lu The medical student has his at of thf human hninffic uVinifu-!" i tention focussed unduly on chem-fo- r nevnhiori-icf'f mJ thp Fvpn and and istry bacteriology surgery pathology but is not trained in- quired to take a single course- - In that vital phase of medical prac- psychology! tice that involves the mental and Given Same Training emotional ailments of normal peoiney are given tne vefy samei ple in medical School as other tdaining Oh he receives a few excellent and surgeons! but at physicians courses in psychiatry but they are graduation simply dfecide to to the diagnosis intern in themay usually limited state hbspital for the and treatment of the insane — not insane Then they cjsll thfmselve of neurotic normal folks ' J psychiatrists Mental Medicine True onouRh many of thiom have Our iqedical schools also compel educated themselvesl in psychology students to" spend valuable months by independent reading or may dissecting cats fish and angle- even have mmored in psychology worms in a zoology laboratory at their own option but the medi These tasks haven't any direct cal schools didn't demand it! And bearing on medicine at all but do they can become1 psychiatrists help string out the course to six without so doing! Our medical schools also ignore years and thus waste taxes as well as the valuable time of the stu- marital problems quite largely and dents don't even teach their stu dents Meanwhile they don't ask a stu the facts about sexjal incompatident to take a single course in bility or the menopausal ijpsets I This column actually contains general psychology experimental psychology child psychology so- more of this vital narriakc inforcial psychology or abnormal psy- mation than the medical wxtbooks As proof send for thef bulletin chology A course in the "Psychology o£ "Sex Problems in Vlarrjige" a dime and starSped self Advertising" would also help wake F up the professions and check their addressed envelope Please address Dr George W worry over socialized medicine Neurotic patients and frightened Crane Hopkins Syndicate Mellott chilIndian Send a dime ajf stamped hysterical youth dren and fingernail biters will envelope for advice besiege these young doctors when (Copyright by The Hopkins they get into practice but they Syndicate mc)i "An intra mural program that stresses opportunity for all students to play against others of about equal ability age height and weight is recommended An interscholastic (commonly known as varsity) program which generates pressures that may cause immature youths to overtax them selves or that limits participation to a few is not recommended" ' aa inaren't psychology! By DR WILLIAM BRADY petitive games are creeping down-A reader writes: as far as the fourth grade on an Where can I get information on interscholastic basis Some elementhe effects of organized basketball tary schools are beginning to emand football on elementary school ploy coaches No physical examinachildren? Increasingly these com tions are being given before participation" — J W You can get information from the American Medical association I refer to the Journal of the A M A March 1952 It says: t" cheese butter) turkeys fish salad oils table and cooking fats Smothered chicken as recommended by the Delaware Extension Service is a delicious June item Served with Huffy mashed Potatoes lots of canned peas and a salad it's a real meal in the budget group smothered Chicken e c nr c to 4 A young chicken 3 pounds 1 to IV2 teaspoons salt V popper y cup Hour Z? Vz cup fat 2 cups cream or rich milk and V4 pound sliced mushrooms if desired Disjoint the chicken Mix salt pepper and flour Hub into chicken Cook in hot fat until golden brown Sprinkle any remaining flour mixture over top Heat cream to boiling and pour over chickenV Add more cream if necessary to half cover chicken Cover tightly and bake in moderte oven (350 degrees F) until tender — Vk to 2 hours If mushrooms are used slice them beat in cream and add Cream Gravy for Fried Chicken Mix 2 tablespoons of flour with 2 tablespoons of the drippings and all the little brown bits in the frying pan Add gradually with constant stirring Vz cups of cooked milk and cook slowly until smooth and thickened Season to taste and serve hot dent have even a single course Journal Warns of Dangers in Athletic There's Economy in Chicken Your Child Grow Bigger and Stronger Note How Amazing Wonder Broad Compares With Meat Milk and Fish 8 Ways (as shown at lower left) j formed me "I have been a registered nurse 25 years Probably one third of my patients have been men "Both sexes have often confided in me as to their marital difficul- ties and have asked me for advice "Njow I routinely refer them to yourl column and am most grateful for the frank sensible information which you are thus making available! to us professional people as well as to the laymen "Even the nurses' training schools fail to teach us anything in this line I used jto be embarrassed no end by ithe inquiries from patients for Ir had no constructive facts with Iwhich to answer them "I think our medical schools should add some courses along the line of your newspaper column and use your bulletins therein" Newspapers: Pioneer! Sme of the medical schools are alrefady employing tpis column for such purposes Thus progressive educators like Dr Gfeorge T Harding jat Ohio State rpedical school have assigned this column as collateral reading in tfteir psychiatry courses But our medical schools as a group have too long ignored psyI chology On a recent check-ufound that not one of our four large medical schools here in Chimedical stu? cago insisted that j Knives hot-wate- WONDER BREAD let ' Baby sitters should do their best to prevent accidents but occasionally a small finger will need a bandage Here Margaret Kelleher performs the service for Jimmy McGann age two Your Child Can Grow With The Jill- baby-sitte- BUY Dial iSBB - Realtor 2415 Kieset Ave WfW' r g CE general insurance trwm i BBpl Ftred Froerer President — r— ——— - im-potra- ThnvwmKnw should be just enough fluid on the swab to penetrate the spotted or soiled area but not so much that it floods beyond that area Flooding of the material will cause rings Work quickly but allow the fluid to evaporate as you work Change the pad and swabs as they become soiled and repeat until the spot disappears Wipe the spot dry with a clean dry iji li baby-sitter- ? responsibility is the safe- 01 oer cuargc The sitter comes into the household first of all to protect the children against disaster of any kind: fire explosion sudden illness or accident In the event otthe first two she must wrap the baby in a blanket and run outdoors with it then to a neighbor's If there is more than one child she should tell the others to hold hands with each other with one of them holding to her own skirt and lead them out of the house r should be faEvery important family matters before miliar with all ithe instructions his wife makes up her mind about given in the civul defense pamphwhat is going to be done — ijkot let on safety precautions afterward You can't keep a man Can Become III Quickly feeling that he is the real head! of Small babies can become ill very the family if you just make a pretense of talking things over with quickly The sitter should know how to recognize signs of illness him and asking his advice That he loves being catered t a heavy or raspy hreathing fever little at home That may be his chills choking upset stomach If the baby has been left asleep only chance of bsing made to feel that he really is a pretty import- in its crib by the parents the sitter should look in at it several ant guy times during the evening Sometimes the baby kkks off its blankIf it ets and needs seems restless she should look for signs of illness and if she finds them call the parents wherever The answers to everyday they happen to be insurance problems Leave Phene Number Should By FRED FROERER JR The parents before they go out I must leave beside or above their telephone a list containing the name of the place they are going to and the telephone number if possible also seat location if they QUESTION: Only a month after are going to the movies Or theatre we bought a new car and insured the telephone number of the famit we had an accident in which ily doctor and the number of some other responsible person such as the car was a total loss The insurance Company bought us a the baby's grandmother or aunt The sitter must ask for this list new tar but they now say we if it is not provided and if all else must buy new Collision insurfails she must in a real emerance Is this right? ANSWER: Yes you paid a pregency call upon her own parents mium which insured you against or her family doctor It is not a bad idea to have the telephone loss through damage to a particular car That car was a total numbers of the nearest hospital and a taxicab company on the list loss and you were paid in full With your experience you should as well certainly be willing to enter the Can Bathe His Face same agreement on the new car While help is On the way the can sponge a feverish child sitter If you'll address your own inalcohol or cool water with rubbing surance questions to this office sake wrap a for comfort's just we'll try to give you the correct answers and there will be no Get more Economy with charge or obligation of any kind gUFE - insurance Washington Iran 1190 j— By DR GEORGE W CRANE Caijrie B aged 45 is a registered nursei and a married woman "D Crane I am happy that you stress! sex problems in your psy-- : cholofey column" she recently in- - —— — j ' By Edrie Van Dore HARTFORD Conn — What are the duties of a Her first primary and most i THE FABRIC CENTER Rules'perf Says Medical Schools Would Aid Baby Siiiers Musi Follow Home Safely R JUNE 2 1952 MONDAY EVENING AT NO MOM UNDIft IXMNfr NRSONAL SUPfRVIStON OF MR A B DUnf t I |