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George Crane Pets Offer Children Some Tangible Evidence of Affection Donna 9, te an only child. "Dr. Crane," her worried mother began, "Donna keeps begging to have a puppy. But my husband is away a great deal, since he is a traveling salesman. "So I would probably be forced to cJean up after the dog and try to housebreak it.

Sooner or later I'd probably be the one to take it for a walk. So is it wise to try to have a puppy in a city home or apartment?" Parents, it is wise to give your children a pet. But you can accomplish maybe 50 per cent of that goal by offering the youngster a cloth monkey or dog or wooly lamb. The children will then impute human qualities to such a toy pet and also be far less fearful at bedtime if they can sleep with this stuffed creature. Our 5 Crane children, although close together in age, still had their own stuffed animals.

They took them to bed at night, too, and Mrs. Crane or I would often find 2 or 3 of these pets on the pillow beside Judy or the boys. But a live pet is also very helpful to the proper emotional growth of a youngster. The child who feels overlooked by busy parents, or who is shy and fearful that it isn't lav- Pear Abby 'Sheer' Evidence Is Produced ed, will blossom out when it has a puppy. For puppies show their affection.

They rush up and bark when the child gets home from school. They also wag their tails and thus inflate the ego of the youngster by visibly indicating their delight. And they don't scold a child for low marks or muddy clothes, fact, many of you wives might take a lesson from your child's puppy. When you were a new bride, you also rushed to the door when your husband returned from work and likewise showed your affection and happiness. Now you wives complacently stay in the kitchen when your husband reaches home.

"Dr. Crane," you defend yourselves, 'I am just in the middle of cooking dinner so I can't run away from the stove." Malarky. That's a 1 a alibi. But fathers, as well as mothers, also seem to think your child will automatically realize that you love it, even if you don't state that fact aloud. Beware! For children crave tangible evidences of affection.

They don't want to read your minds, as by telepathy, to as By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN Bear Abby: What is a man, Who has been married for almost 20 years, supposed to think when he accidentally finds hidden in his wife's closet I or 8 beautiful sheer, shortie nightgowns and negligees he has never seen before? They were certainly not ever worn in my presence. Perhaps that, explains why the slips her luggage in and out of the house when making Increasingly more frequent out of-town trips alone. Please answer in your column, as I am beginning to Wonder Dear Wonder: Either your Wife is taking in laundry, or you've caught her with evidence that anyone can see through. Dear Abby: I have been mar ried 30 years and have 2 mar ried children. While they were growing up my husband took ne on business trips, family drives and weekend trips.

As oon as the children left home he stopped taking me places. Now he goes out alone several nights a week and he plays cards and bowls weekends. I am never invited and if I ask to go with him, he stays home and sulks all night, A widower who lives in our neighborhood enjoys driving would like my company on short trips to scenic areas around our city. Should I go? Housebound Dear Housebound: Not unless you want one of those "yon-go- your-way, rH-go-mlne" kind of marriages. Dear Abby: This is for "church ladies" who hesitated to eat at the home of a mem ber because she kept cats am they were afraid of finding ca hair in their food: I raised 3 healthy boys and lie amount of money I spent doctors wouldn't even pay or the frame on a medical diploma.

Yet these strong sons mine ate and slept with dogs and cats from the time they could toddle. They brought home all kinds of creatures, you name it; if it was lost, mrt, or hungry, we took it in. My boys mended broken wings, put fledglings back in the tree- ops and gave warmth, love and food to strays. Not once were they bitten or diseased by their contact with these friends. What I am trying to say is that animals are neither as dirty nor diseased as some hu man beings, Oh, yes, one of my boys did have a communicable disease- impetigo.

He got it from another boy. Sincerely yours, Mrs. L. D.t Pottsvilte, Pa Dear Abby: This is in refer Goren on Bridge nee to a letter from Jim S. who expressed concern over women who do not look ike women in their little-girl dresses, white lipstick and little haircuts'.

Perhaps if we had men to dress for instead of the feminine boys we now have in heir pants so tightly tapered put women's capri pants to shame, jackets with pinched waists, shoes and boots with ligher heels than many women wear and hair so long they look like girls we would change our fashions. Give us men to dress for and we will dress like women. P. L. J.

How hit the world been treating you? Unload your en Dear Abby, Box M700, Lot AngelM, Calif. fOMI. For personal, unpublished reply, enclose a wit addressed, stamped Including sip codt. How Did You Fare in Quiz? Dr. Walter C.

Alvarez Book Reveals 'The Facts' to Youngsters 1 just read an excellent little paperback book which explains beautlfuly, and with great tact, to children 5-8 years old, where babies come from. It's called "A Doctor Talks to 5-8 Year- Olds," and was written by Dona A. Meilach, with the help of Dr. Elias Mandel. Mothers often write, a king me for such a booklet, and this one is the best I have seen.

In Writing it, the authors drew on their own vast professional experience one as a teacher and the other as a pediatrician. Also, they consulted parents of young children, teachers of mary school children, psychologists and physicians, to see what types of questions young children most often ask. The authors have tested the answers they have written, on hundreds of boys and girls and their parents and have found them acceptable and helpful. The book is beautifully illustrated with photographs and diagrams. For example, it shows the fetus growing in the mother's womb at 3, 6 and 9 months.

It starts out by saying, "Once you were smaller than a speck of dust that gets in your eye. You were even smaller than this dot." (there is a picture of a white dot on a black background). "When you were born you were so small your head could fit into your father's hand." With beautiful photographs and copies of famous paintings, the writers tell "the story of you," from the time when the egg and sperm meet and the egg begins to grow, to the birth of the baby. Although details are given, they are given in a fine and tactful way. My feeling is that it is permissible and advisable to answer truthfully the questions of children when they want to know the facts about the origin of life.

I do riot like the idea of answering them with evasions and lies. It is well for children to learn that their parents are honest and to learn the real facts. Many elderly women write asking what to do for bunions. They are strickly a disease of civilization. No barefoot person ever gets bunions.

Usually, these are formed when the woman is young and wears shoes that are so sharply point ed that they push the big toe far over toward the little toe. This makes a sharp angulation of the 3 bones that make up the big toe joint. When this sharp angle is pressed on by a shoe, there comes pain and inflammation in the joint. If I had bunions, I would go to a good orthopedic surgeon and have him straighten out my big toes. In view of the fact that a bunion can be cured by a little operation, there would seem to be no sense in a woman's hobbling about for years.

An occasional person writes asking me about myasthenia gravis, what it is, and how does one get it? "My" refers to muscle; means without, and "sthenos" Hence the which some muscles in a person's body lack strength. It is a disease in which there National Headquarters, 2 East makes certain muscles weak often in the face, around the eyes, in the voice box, the throat and the chest. The weakness tends to come and go. In some cases the symptoms are mild. The cause is not clearly known.

Sometimes a relative will "have trouble with the. thyroid gland, which suggests a possible connection. Some patients have a tumor of the thymus gland in the chest and in some cases it pays to have it removed surgically. Occasionally, the child of a woman with myasthenia gravis will, for a short time, have the disease; and then he recovers. There have been a few cases in which the disease might have been inherited, but usually a family history cannot be obtained.

It is good to get in touch with the myasthenia gravis foundation, where they give patients information about disease and they keep doing research on it. The address is: Myasthenia Gravis Foundation, 103rd New York 10, N. Y. 10029. A drug named Mestinon often helps the patients greatly.

The fact that it makes a patient stronger will confirm the doctor's hunch that the patient's disease is myasthenia. I hope that none of my readers will write to me asking for the medicine, because I cannot send it to them. It should only be prescribed by the person's specialist, under his direction. Dr. Alvarez explains how an attack of migraine headache is produced in his informal I booklet "Migraine or Sick Headaches." For your booklet send 25 cents and a stamped, self- addressed envelope with your request for It to Dr.

Walter C. Alvarez, Dep. DR, Box 957, Des Moines, la. 50304. Mike Minor of "Petticoat Junction" says he does all the housekeeping in his apartment, "and I run a clean ship." BY CHARLES H.

GOREN wr TIII cwcaw tribune) ANSWERS TO BRIDGE QUIZ Q. 1 vulnerable, as South you hold: AS32 OKJ107S42 The bidding has proceeded: West North East South 14' 2V Pass 7 What action do you take? The ice Is very thin and you had better not move. It would be very pleasant to bid three diamonds if you were sure your partner would not take any further action, but that would be thinking. He is almost aure to bid again and probably more hearts. It does not pay to a partner who has not been doubled.

Q. South, vulnerable, you hold: 4.K10652 The bidding has proceeded: North East South West Pass 1 0 Dblc. Pass 2 Pass 2 Pass 4 A Pass What action do you take? diamonds or six spades. Despite the fact that partner previously passed, you should be very bullish about this hand because partner jumped twice unnecessarily. If he has the ace- king of hearts and the queen-jack of spades, that's all you need.

He should surely have that much tor his two jumps. You have a choice of bidding five diamonds or shooting the works yourself. Q. South, vulnerable, you hold: A9762 OJ85 The bidding has proceeded: East South West North 1 0 Pass Pass Dble. Pass pass 3 Pass What action do you take? hearts.

Partner 1 bid Js not fordnjr and you haven't very much of a hand to be sure. But you should proceed to game inasmuch as partner has contracted for nine tricks, without relying on you for any strength at all. Actually, he has the heart hand and you in reality are the dummy, which Is worth six points to partner. Q. vulnerable, as South you hold: AAQJ982 The bidding has proceeded: South West North Kast 1 Pass 2 0 Pass What action do you take? i apadei.

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6BIMNELL AMP WHILE WE'RE AT IT- MUCH certain your love for the m. That's why they doubly relish having a puppy, for puppies don't depend on telepathy. Instead, they visibly and audibly show their affection daily. Send for my 200 point "Tests for Good Parents." Your tttttrt, Or. Qtorgi W.

In of The Dilly tox 310, Otvtr. O. to him un- Otttntd. Eneleto lent, tttt'tddrMMd tntf you ortfor ono of Alt has shown a reasonably Rood hand you should insist upoa game and a jump bid even In the same Milt forcing after a sponse at two level. If bidding develops constructively you may show the diamond support later.

Q. vulnerable, as South you hold: AAJ4 063 The bidding has proceeded: East South West North 1 A 2 Pass 3 4 Pass What action do you take? spades. The tcmpla- lion, If any, to try three no trump should be resisted. -Without protection in either red suit you may meet with a surprise attack. After you show the spade control you may rely on partner to reach for three no trump If his hand is suitable.

Q. vulnerable, and as South you hold: AK4 OKQ83 The bidding has proceeded: South West North East 1 NT Pass 2 NT 3 1 What action do you take? while the iron hot. Double and this Is one that East will long remember. Do not aim for anything so trivial as a game when a possible 1,100 point plum awaits to picked. Q.

South, vulnerable, you hold: AAQ84 9AKQ2 07.1 The bidding has proceeded: South West North East 1 A Pass 2 0 Pass 2 Pass 2 4 Pass What action do you take? further bid by you is clearly indicated. You must not' be heard to say: "Since partner shown me a mere preference, I pass." Remember, partner has shown a fairly hand by taking out at the level of two and your hand is worth 16 pointc. Bid three spades. Q. 8 vulnerable, as South you hold: OK74 K75 The bidding has proceeded: South West North East 1 Pass 1 4 Pass What is your rebid? no trump.

This Is preferable to a rebid of two hearts In that it gives a more accurate description as to the type of hand la balanced hand of minimum high card MUCH CHARITY? flARSAIM.KIPPO. FOR A SINGER. TO WORK FOR PEANUTS Id 8T8ICTIX CHANTY. FIVE PfeR WEEK. A STEAL, NO? Your Horoscope Inclined to Forge Ahead with Ideas You horn Tuesday: Have a tremendous love for life and people.

You want to see all of the great world and live life to its fullest. If you will always hold on to this scintillating optimism and will forge ahead with your dandy ideas you will be helpful to all svith whom you come in contact. You have faults, as we all have and you won't be surprised to find them in direct contradiction to your op assets. So avoid pessimism, super sensitivity, excesses. Sirthdate of: Charles Evans Hughes and Edward Everett, U.S.

statesmen. TUESDAY Look in the section in which your birthday tomes and find what your outlook Ls, according to the stars. MARCH 21-APR1L 20 (Aries) Abetter than average day- one which encourages your best efforts. Stretch the imagination without overplaying it. Concentrate on new ideas, methods.

APRIL 21-MAY 21 (Taurus)While Venus, your planet, is In excellent position, you may have to deal with others who are presently under stress and strain. Use your innate under standing to cope with the situation and to maintain harmony. MAY 22-JUNE 21 (Gemini)This day will call for your steadiest efforts. Make all decisions in your naturally unbiased and farsighted manner, In conferences, be discreet, but stand on your principles. JUNE 22-JULY 23 (Cancer) This is a day in which you could fall prey to unless you are alert.

Do not be fearful, but do make every ef- tasks and tedium, so you careful, considerate, tactful. SEPT. 24-OCT. 23 (Libra) If anything went wrong during the past few days, you now have the opportunity to right matters. If you are off and running on a smooth course, hBep checking where obstacles could pop up.

In this way, you will stay in line. OCT. 24-NOV. 22 A top day for you. This is the time to put forth your best efforts, to take advantage of every available opportunity and put yourself high on the list of winners.

You can! NOV. 23-DEC. 21 (Sagittarius) Jupiter in excellent position. There's much you can attain now. Properly used, your fine abilities can help to punctuate day with wise moves, grand new beginnings.

DEC. 22-JAN. 20 (Capricorn) Do not become too deeply involved in the affairs of others ability, but don't press matters. Let others make their own final decisions. JAN.

21-FEB. 19 (Aquarius) Put forth your best efforts and be on guard against carelessness. Sluggish effort begets like returns. Be yourself and act with vision and with your canny reasoning powers. FEB.

20-MARCH 20 (Pisces) If important tasks are unfinished, written matters neglected, take time now to catch up and complete all. Then, and only then, can you effectively go on to new projects. Bookmobile Stops TUESDAY: fort to get to the truth of all matters and investigate a 11 propositions thoroughly. McWilliimt Heusi Stop WEDNESDAY: School 8:30 Barrs JULY 24-AUG. 23 (Leo) 12:30 School Handle your schedule effective ly but give yourself time for investigation, observation of flaws in method.

Some revisions may be necessary. Make no hasty decisions. AUG. 24-SEPT. 23 (Virgo)Your planets present a stimulating picture, but be reminded, however, that others may feel le.s.s than equal to their Town Stop 3:353:45.

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