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Larry Brannon THE RANDOM, SUN, Saturday, October 1, 1M1 10 By Pan Halttgan Under 21 Two Refusals Are Usually Enough JffiAR DAN: How can yon refute a date with a boy you do like without toting his feeling? F. G. A. B'EAB F. G.A.: The usual approach is to say, "I'm sorry btjt to be busy" or sorry but I've Sot other fin far that nieht." YOU then asain say you've got other plans, that will take cave of that.

Most boys will call it quits after two refusals but if this one doesn'i and keeps pestering you to name free evening, tell him you don't know what might come up for that third evening and subsequent evenings and can't commit yourself at this time. may get asked for a date for the following night but if you If your learn lias lost all four, of its games, especially by wide mardins, it's time for the coach, to shake-up the snnnd. io one is tint poor a player that he shouldn't at least get his name in the seoreboolc if he's carried on tile team. DEAR DAN: There was a D.J. dance here not too long ago and I had a blind date for it.

We doubled with another couple. I met this so-called and he seemed very nice. Anyway, we got to the' dance and I found out then he didn't know how to dance. This was very embarrassing. After the dance was over, we went out for something to eat.

A week later he came over to my house and at that time I told him very nicely that I did not like him? So what did he do? He laughed. A week later THE LITTLE WOMAN If all of (his doesn't set the message across, tell him in good old English you're just not interested iu dating him. DEAR DAN: The other day I asked my mother hen she thought 1 could go out on dates and she said not until I'm 17. I don't think that's fair because my lite will be half over by then. I'm only 13 now and don't get the wrong idea that I want to start dating now because I do not.

I know I'm too young now but when I'm 111 be too old. My mother and I will do whatever you think is right. JOY- DEAR JOY: Wait two years and then ask your mother again. DEAR DAN: What do you think of a football coach who makes you work and sweat for weeks of training and then won't play you in a game because he says you haven't got enough ex-preience? can you get experience when you're on the bench all the time? We've just finished our fourth game of the season and we've tost all four. The last, one we lost by 33-6 and I still didn't get a chance to play.

I know I'm not an All-Amerl-can but holy smoke, how can a guy prove himself when he does not get off the bench? BENCH WARMER. DEAR BENCH WARMER: Getting the experience you wrote about can be 'Obtained by watching but only up to a certain point. After that, you have to be in the action. he came over again and to things off, he came over while I was baby-sittipg. I've tried to discourage him every possible way I can but I'm not able to do it.

Please suggest something fast. DISCOURAGED. DEAR DISCOURAGED: Fathers usually can discourage the eager beavers when their daughters fall. If your father tells this boy he's not wanted, he'll understand and will leave the scene for all time. (DauHalligan will answer all questions submitted by teen-agers and children.

Address him care of this paper. For personal replies enclose a stamped, self-addressed Ti nlTF last -week that vne.A 53SrtV cut yva iirsti iwo. by Dr. Burton H. Fern, MP Inside You And Yours I Radiations Invisible Flame No one knows, because no of the carbon in all plants and anemic bibod gushes from the IS ATOMIC radiation your Servant or master? Like Ore, radiation's invisible blames electrical charges and high energy waves can burn ody cells.

tissue like the tonsil is the most radio-iiiflamniaiile. Browing blood cells inside bone marrow burn easily, too. With "a little more juice, radiation ian sear the ski intestinal lining and sex glands. One giant radiation flash chars the body and triggers sudden sickaess. Repeated small exposures bring- on the same illness but more gradually.

You feel weak and worn-out. Menstrual flow stops. Thin, one wants to try! Still, you can draw up safety rules for radiation, similar to tfce rules for campfires. You know the safe area. Out of control, radiation can spread like an atomic forest fire.

But, with proper caution, these invisible flames can light the way to new levels of emulation. Dr. Fern's mailbox is wide open for letters from readers. While he cannot undertake to answer individual letters, he'll use readers' questions in his column whenever possible and when they are of general interest. Address your letters to Dr, Fern in care of The Sun.

tiniest scratch. FELLED BY SHOCK You lapse into shock as torrents of blood pour down seared intestine. Infections strike the Sinai blow when no germ killing white blood ceils are left! Like fiery heat-, radiation cripples and kills female egg and male sperm cells. Killed cells leave you sterile. Crippled ceils may give rise to abnormal babies 'later on.

So far, this risk seems far less than expected. Radiation is natural. Vital potassium filling body cells is often radioactive. So is some Just as flaming sun rays surround you with cozy warmth, cosmic rays from outer space flood you with radiation. Alongside these cosmic rays, all the fallout till now becomes an invisible speck.

Don't refuse medical X-rays because you fear radiation. Ask your doctor. He'll explain how benefit outweighs risk. FOOLISH QUESTIONS Scientists have been criticized for not knowing the largest safe dose of radiation. But what's the largest safe dose of fire? How close can you get before it chars your flesh? By Mary Moore Cooking Can Be Fun Blondie "Dr XrVnX WMATSSjj HOME V4IFE THE MS ON THE RAMB6 (A LITTLE GIFT HOMEVJlTH Hi and Lois 1 Li'i Abner J0Pta "TjEECJ KNOW MOTHiM 1 JriAM hArd pop, A to CUIUS 'THRiMFoaeeir -thaw the lovek about cwes, jEVEPtnj I to His i deals BRlKD YOO OF THIS FINE rh KIDr I rj" Myrtle 1 Archie I 7 S3 rp I rp -i --Y THE HE TR1PPSD OVER AS A RESUVT XgQOCJ GRltK KERB'S A COBPCSSR HIS SURFBOARD, FEU.

ON HE 70 WHEN DID TWENTY YEARS 'V LETTER FROM WHO WRITES A PINEAPPLE ANO SMASHED LIVE ON TH IT HAPWN? AGO' KJSzZi MV UNCLE TYPICAL HIS STEEL GUITAR yC I Dick Tracy Request For French Acadian Dish QUESTION: Have you ever heard of the French Acadian dish called Rappe Pie? It is handed down from mother to daughter. It consists of two layers of a potato paste separated with meat layer of seasoned, boiled white meats. The basic trick is to scaid the potato pulp, which has been grated and the water squeezed out, to the prop- TODAY'S FASHION as Snowballs. They are very-light, and the only sweetening is the dusting of powdered sugar. Hope this is what Euphrasia had in mind.

Mary T. ANSWER: I certainly hope that Euphrasia appreciates all of the help I have received from readers following her request for Fattig Man. I have a feeling yoii have found exactly the right thing. Thank you. HANDCRAFT of us are Irving to make it stretch as far as possible.

Mrs. 0. F. C. ANSWER: This is a peach or an idea, and I am 'grateful to you for it and am sure that our economizing readers will welcome it.

LETTER: I just finished reading your column. You have a recipe for "Fattig Man," hoping it was a recipe for Snowballs which has been requested. My grandmother used to make Snowballs but her recipe is very simple. The dough is made of all-purpose flour and slightly beaten eggs and a of salt, nothing else. The dough should be soft enough to roH very thin, but not sticky.

When the dough is rolled thin it is cut into squares with 2 diagonal slits cut through the middle. The ends are pulled through slits in opposite directionsit really doesn't matter how just so the square is twisted and not flat. When this is dropped into the hot fat it puffs up, and the shapes vary. They should be a very light brown. Dust with powdered sugar.

The dough should be kept covered with a damp cloth as it dries very quickly. Our neighborhood is mostly Scandinavian so have had Fattig Man quite often. My grandma is Gentian and so far as I know Snowballs are too, I can't remember if there is a German name for them or not. She used to make them in Yakima, Washington and sell them er stiffness with boiling water. It's a true gourmet dish olten used by the French people in Nova Scotia instead of turkey on special holidays.

Gay S. ANSWER: No, I do not have a recipe for Rappe Fie. Readers! Please come to am- rescue if you can. LETTER: I have a recipe here for fall fowl or leftover chicken or turkey. ou may have made it but I've only eaten it in Iowa where my husband's folks live and his mother (8!) usually prepares' it for a large crowd those family get-togethers of 20 to 30.

I just buy a fowl Vi to 4 pounds and boil until meat comes off. Could he boiled wJidIq or cut, up. Save broth. Remove meat from bones and place in bale dash. Pour 1 cup of milk or.

half cream and half milk over meat, then add some chicken broth enough liquid to just cover meat. Add salt and pepper to taste. Then make a bread dressing as for stuffed chicken, using a little more of the broth in dressing to make it moist. Spread over the meat and bake until dressing is done. She calls this scalloped chicken.

She'Jl use left over chicken from Sunday dinner sometimes, boiling the bones for the liquid. I have heard so many say they don't know how to prepare boiling; fowl except boil it and then don't care for it. This way a small hen goes a long way. With price of meat I know a lot Looking Backward the third game of the series. High temperature yesterday was S3 and low last night was 31.

There are more than 1,000 animals entered in the feeder Iamb show. John Wesley Davison, 84, pioneer of the Beresford district since 1882, The IODE semiannual provincial meeting was held at Dauphin and several members of Teck Chapter attended. 20 YEARS AGO TODAY New York Yankees won the world series, four games to one. A -battered, bullet-riddled tea wagon is on exhibition ia the city under the auspices of the Queen's Canadian Fund for Air Raid victims; Mrr Lionel Gibbs of London gave an eye witness account of the siege of London. New Brandon Collegiate student council executive includes Noreen Way, Lorna Adams, Adela Lawson and Don- 50 YEARS AGO TODAY Mayor.

Young of Souris said there was no truth in the rumor that ha had been offered the position of postmaster in Brandon! Bank clearings for the week are for the month of September they were G. J. Bury was appointed vice-president of the CPR. Rev. J.

Knox BA, was inducted into the charge of St. Andrew's Church. 40 YEAR? AGO TODAY New York Yankees won a shutout game from the Giants, 3 to 0 in the first of the world aerie. A. Crerar addressed the opening meeting in the political farmers campaign held in Brandon.

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