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THE WINDSOR DAILY STAB, WINDSOR, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 194 'Food for God'- Adolescent Daughter Problem Jury Rules TRIBAL CLASH CAPE TOWN. Dec. 8. The ancient feud between the Tembu and Moulm tribes in the wild Msinga district of Natal lias once more boiled up and been the cause or bloodshed. As so often happens, the trouble started at an inter-tribal wedding here four Mcunus were killed.

JIVE SAVES PANIC NEW YORK. Dec. 8 When fire broke out in a Brooklyn restaurant last night. Bandleader Lee Crane whipped his musicians into a frenzied Jitterbug number. The patrons, diverted by the musical stampede, forgot to panic and firemen did a quick job while the band played on.

Mistrial PAGE EIGHTEEN i Missing Overseas OTTAWA, Dec i. The Canadian Army announced today that Fit. Sgt. Leslie George Griffith, -mhos wife lives In Detroit is missing on active errice. Flying Officer Norman Glyn Gzow-eki.

previously reported missing, was listed as presumed dead. His father, N. G. Gzowski, lives In Cleveland, Ohio. By GARRY C.

MYERS, PH.D. "Dear Dr. Myers: The problem Involving our adolescent daughter is the first concerning her in the over-13 years of her life with which I have felt PLANE GETS TBANSFISIOX LOS ANGELES. Calif, Dec. 8.

Lt. Marion A. Mason said a Japanese fighter shell cut the hydraulic line on a navy plane over the Kuriles last July. With less than enough fluid left to lower the landing flaps, the plane was given a transfusion of breakfast leftovers coffee and orange juice at the suggestion of aviation machinist's mate Charles W. Scott of Optima, Okla.

It worked. tude and ways with your daughter. She may consider you very strict with her now." but 20 years from now she will be very grateful to you for your wise protection. INVITE DAUGHTER'S FRIENDS Try to attract a number of your daughter's girl and boy friends to your home at reasonable times. If s.he Mass Sedition Hearing Ended so utterly unable to cope.

She has always been treated with the respect we would give an adult in explaining why we did not give permission to do something she wished and granting permission unless there was real reason for saying Is Recovered JACKSON', Dee. 8. Sheriff's deputies today look inventory of more than $35,000 worth of "every kind of food imaginable" after attaching the supplies when (no members of the "no man's religion" cult sued the leader for return of money they gave him to "buy food for God. Nicholas and Mary Tymkiw allege in their suit that the cult leader, Kerracus Nicolopowos, persuaded them to sell their liusiness and Rive the resultant $11,000 to him. The said that Nirolopovlns bo 111.

amour, other thine. pounds of flour and 160.000 pounds of brans. The deputies said that Xirolo-ponloK. irritated when they ramr to his onrord headquarters to haul the food to J.tokson, prophesied that Jackson would be destroyed before the end of the year. He didn't say how.

NO. "She has dev oped early, mentally and Quick relief from the sneezy, stuffy distress of head colds is hat you want. So try Va-tro-nol a few drops up each nostril to soothe irritation, reduce congestion. wishes to go with you or her father to a thow or the like, let her. if she likes, invite some of the boys and girls to go along.

I am enclosing a list of bocks for you to read on the nature and development of the teen-age youth and a second list of books on sex education at home. me urge you to secure the group of pamphlets maiked on the list and put out by the American Medical Association. n-ad them first yourself, then give them to your daughter. She might be glad to have you read and discuss some of them with her. Dear Dr.

Myers: I have written you twice concerning problems I have had with my little girl, aged 2'2. Your replies have been most helpful. Several months ago I wrote concerning her habit of biting her lower lip. I think your most helpful advice was to keep the radio off and to keep myself perfectly calm. I find that many little problems and matters of discipline work much better if I don't show myself to become ruffled.

The lip-biting habit, though not completely cured, You'll welcome the relief that comes! Va-tro-nol also helps prevent nunv colds from developing if used in time. Try it! Follow directions in folder. VIGriGVA-YQQ-nOI. physically and is 1r- Myers full of life and vigor. She is obedient and has a good disposition, but I seem to be saying so many NO's these days and.

knowing that parent and child relationships often become strained during this period. I am rather anxious as to the best way to meet the situation. PROBLEM OF GUIDANCE "Some of the older boys land not so old either) drive cars and she Is often invited to go with other youngsters, but always we refuse, however, substituting another pleasure usually. I feel we have her confidence as she chatters about her school girl and boy affairs, "He said to me," and 'I said to him, etc. "My greatest anxiety is concerning my own wisdom in guiding her at this time.

Can you give me advice? I have explained matters pertaining to sex as clearly and matter-of-factly as pos By I'nited FreMl WASHINGTON. Dec. 8 The mass sedition case ended in a mistrial yesterday. Federal District Judge James M. Proctor formally declared a mistrial of the seven-month-old proceeding after a po'l OI defendants revealed that they would not consent to continuing with another judge presiding.

SPECIAL SESSION The special session was held to determine disposition of the case as the result of the death of Judge Edward C. Eicher a week apo. The jury was called in after the poll of the defendants and told that "in view of the death of Chief Justice Eicher in the midst of the trial of this case and the circumstances that have been developed here, the court feels compelled to discontinue the trial and formally declare a mistrial of this case." Only one of the 26 remaining defendants was willing to continue. He was Prescott F. Dennett, whose attorney.

Frank Kelly, announced his answer. Two attorneys declined to answer and one defendant, Peter Starhemberg withheld his reply because his attorney was not in court. FOUR ABSENT Four of the defendants were absent as the case ended: Mrs. Elizabeth Diilins? of Chicago was home arranging an engagement party for her daughter. George E.

Deatherage, sandy-haired Comm a of the Knights of the White Camelia. and Joseph E. McWilliams. head of the Christian mobilizers who once campaigned for Congress from a covered wagon, were working in Chicago. Gerald B.

Winrod. Kansas evangelist, had gone back home to Wichita. Three defendants who had not attended trial sessions for months, were on hand when the case ended today. 17 SB? Tif-Col" to th ngiaorad nwte nark la Camd at ei-CoU Com pur Limfft4 BOTTLED BY MAEDEL'S BEVERAGES LIMITED, ESSEX AND CHATHAM, ONTARIO Vndrr is certainly very definitely improved. I feel sure it wonX be long until it dies out completely.

I might, add that she seems to feel much kindlier toward me when I'm not harping at her continually." SOLVING PARENT PROBLEMS Q. Suppo.se your child 4 or 14 reminded you of some item of bad manners in you at tUe table for which you often had rebuked him. A. I should calmly, humbly and penitently Pdmit the mistake and say to him he may tell me at any time he sees me repeat the error, being very careful that no such occasion arose again. IT'S EASY TO DRESS UP I FOR THE HOLIDAYS AT sible but I seem not to know how to re-approach the subject.

What more can be said? Yet I am uneasy because I do not talk more about it. Can you suggest reading material for me on this subject? In reply I said, substantially: I like your wholesome and protective atti- Open Saturday Until 9 p.m. WITH FURNITURE FROM TEAIIAN "FEDERAL" SAVINGS! i Asserts Mon cv HERE'S UNUSUAL VALUE! WOMEN'S ALL VOOL BLANKET COATS Spring Filled Chesterfield Suites Only Loans They were H. Victor Broenstrupp, who Misses" and women's size 12 to 20. 38 to 44.

Warm 100' i sports coats. Wnere can V7 1 wool 212 Kri, sucu juvirty iibli ui fine material? Fine Sr 1 sucl formed the Order of the Blue Lamoo, Eugene Nelson sanctuary, who had been undergoing major dental operations in New York, and Lois de Lafayette Washburn, who had been on hand only once since- the summer vacation in August. kmansblp! Otitstand Ing Obituaries Valentine Jagodoic Valentine Jagodoic. 43, an employe of the Canadian Bridge Company, died at Grace Hospital yesterday following a three-week Illness. He lived at 712 Richmond street, Amherstburg.

Born in Yugoslavia. Mr. Jagodoic was a resident of Noranda, before coming to Amherstburg three years ago. He Is surv ived by his widow. Frances, and three sons, Louis, Valentine and John of Yugoslavia.

Funeral services will be from the James H. Sutton Funeral Home, 937 Ouellette avenue, Monday at 8:30 a.m. thence to St. John the Baptist Church, Amherstburg, at 9:30. Burial will be i leaders at only Jf i $21 95! Colors include Kelly.

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Well tailored of all wool, serviceable materials. Sty 1 rac-s wo I. I girls will love! in church cemetery. $11.88 Miss Susan Grubb Miss Susan Grubb, 86, of 1837 Win VI CIIITC In these smart all-wool tfl dermere road, died In East Windsor Hospital this morning following a pants, special! Sizes 2 to lengthy illness. 6- ft.

75 Miss Grubb was born In Colchester Gross Bribery Trial Adjourned Siiie Die TORONTO, Dec. 8. The trial of Samuel Gross, vice-president of the National Rubber Company, charged with bribery was adjourned sine die by Judge James Parker in county criminal court here. Defence Counsel Senator Salter Hayden having to leave Toronto on business. Gross is undergoing trial for allegedly having bribed Cecil C.

Cardoza, chief inspector of the Federal Wartime Commodity Prices Stabilization Corporation, with $1,000 to obtain greater subsidies for his company. "They were loans," said Gross when asked to describe the two sums of $500 each he gave to Cardoza. He told the court that Cardoza first weat to the offices of the National Rubber April 11 "to check up the books." "Cardoza said at the time he was in favor of us getting a price increase which we had been seeking. On April 20, he told me he had spoken to my brother Reuben about getting a loan and asked me if I would make it." Gross said he was not in favor of it but that he decided "to take a chance" and that the first $500 was handed to Cardoza April 21. The second $500 was delivered in a restaurant a week later.

The accused admitted making a statement to Cardoza, given In evidence by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, that his brother Rueben "had no guts." He said the reason for that was because his brother had been afraid to give Cardoza the loan and that Rueben had consulted his lawyer about it. 6.88 167 and lived in California before taking A beautiful sofa! An excellent suggestion for a family present! Mahojam' sofa in Duncan Phyie design with rich damask cover. Onlv Ink II up residence In Windsor 27 years ago. She had been retired for some time. She was a member of the Church of BOYS' MACKINAW COATS A Pays Tribute To Canadians OTTAWA, Dec.

8. Baron Robert Silvercruys, Belgian ambassador to Canada whose appointment as ambassador to the United States was announced in Brussels, said in a statement yesterday he would continue to hold Canadians in high regard. Of his departure from Ottawa In the near future, he said: "It will not cause me to relent in serving at all times the interests Belgium and Canada have In common. During the last eight years I have found in Canada great wealth of friendship. I have developed a profound admiration for Its people and my recent visit to my homeland was indeed a moving one because it brought me renewed evidence that this feeling was shared to the full by all my compatriots.

"While Canada and the United States are good neighbors across the borders. Belgians and Americans are good neighbors across the sea. Today, the people in Belgium share in common the deepest gratitude for the part taken by the American forces in the deliverance of the country. "Never has the United States reached in their history a position where their military might and moral Influence are more decisively felt on the field of battle and in the conscience of mankind." St. Andrews Anglican She is survived by one brother, Charles Edward Grubb of Windsor.

"tT3 $7.95 3 PIECE WAYSAGLESS SUITE in blue with contrasting wine chair. Full spring construction, reversible chairs. A real buy at 137 Serviceable coats, durably made of all wool mackinaw cloths. For warm winter wear. All tip Funeral service will be conducted from the Morris Funeral Home on Monday at 3 o'clock by Rev.

John D. GUbour. Burial will be in the Anglican cemetery at Colchester. 3-PIECE SUITE IN STRIPED VELOUR, with full spring construction. Handsome carved show wood frame.

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She was 75. Born at Belle River, Mrs. O'Brien lived in Windsor for the past 58 years. She was a member of the Happy Death Society, the Catholic Women's League and the Altar Society at the Holy Name of Mary Church. Her husband, William Henry O'Brien, died 12 years ago and a son.

FRAMED MIRRORS rA Lovely Christmas Gift! Raymond, died in 1937. She Is survived by one son, Lawrence of Cleve land, and one daughter, Dorothy, at home; two brothers. William Lalonde of Belle River and of Windsor, also one sister, Mrs. Cecile Parent of Windsor. Funeral services will be from the residence on Monday at 9 a.m., thence to the Holy Name of Mary Church at DELIGHT THE WHOLE FAMILY WITH 9:30.

Burial will be in St. Alphonsus Cemetery. Prayers will be said each 24 circles plate mirror in gold gilt frame evening at the home at 8 o'clock. 20W plate $0 J. 75 glass oval gilt trt frame 1 plate in attractive I gold gilt frames .75 s8 Mrs.

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She is survived by her husband BQSBB0 Thomas 5. Mmto. and three sons. William. Windsor; Staff Sgt.

Richard and Cpl. George both with the LAMPS ROU1MHR Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps over seas; also four daughters, Mrs. George Pick, Colchester North; Mrs. Louis St. Aubin.

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