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EIGHTEEN MONROE ILA.) MORNING WORL? MARCH 6, 1955 I hey ii Do It Every I ime By (imrny Ha do A VD WM AT DOES ME TELL XME GAL FROM UNITED BUCKS WHEN SUE CALLS A IT: SORRY MY CHARITY TO 6RE4TE.RCITY FUKD- AMD I GIVE MORE TO TWAT THIAM I CAM Plans Annual Education Tour THE SHEATH-SLIM ENSEMBLE DLDRIC ROYCE PATTERN EXCLUSIVE MAIL Mother Spanks I 3-Month Old Girl To Obtain Obedience; Father Resents Such Discipline I lie Mother Seems Harmfully Harsh Mdonir Crumbers, editor of I iiic.y cloperlia of Child (Doubleday, $7 50), says cc parte IHi); a child com hostile to disciplinary meas- RL'STON, March 5 especial) Plans for Louisiana fifth annual educational tour which will cover 21 states and parts of Canada are now underway, it was announced this week Dr. W. McGinty, head of the Tech department, of social science, -aid that present plans are for the tour to leave the Tech campus on the mom in of August 8 for a tour of eastern America and return in the evening of August. 28. Dr.

MoGinty and Dr. H. O. Trout, professor of geography at Tech, will accompany the students on the trip. Two courses, history 600 and geography 600, each for three semester hours, will be offered on the tour.

The itinerary this summer includes visits to all the Nev England slates and three of the largest cities in the United States New York. Philadelphia, and Chicago. in years past, the tour is designed to acquaint with geography, history, and the economic and social life of the eastern United Slates Tile four es to be offered, a outlined in Hie Tech catalog, call for approximately 5,000 miles of travel and observation of the United States cu of the Mississippi river. They include daily lectures arc and anfj a amount of reading. The approximate cost of the trip will be $200, which will cover the $15 Tech registration fee for the DEAR MARN HAWOl tie girl, 13 months oid is ligent and large foi hoi walked at nine mon Ii pletelv weaned from lie Our lit- i very intel- age.

She was bottle at IO months and I had lier toilet trained at ll months. I ve tried to teach her not to pick up my thing- and to play with her tov: til which -hr ha ma nj and a place to keep them. Like most children lie want to beat on her toys, but I teach her to love and her dolls and stuffed dog and teddy beal However lie has a hot lemper and when I try to correct her times, she has lapped rn; lace I vc spanked lid 'lightly now she minds when I ay No and when I correct lier br comes to me and hug' and kis-r rut to make up for being bad. I think OU can talk to children and teach them a lot, hut you also have to Use a little force once in a while, I Graduate dont von aglee Each Reflects Past Training My husband doesn bein" in and Judy doesn pay am attention when he fells hoi do lins rn that. He mack her hands or paddle her.

and hen I spank he gets furious and threatens to take lier away from mr and get a divorce. We a' each other's throat all the time on this score, which keeps me nervous, unhappy and up ct. I he right? Or am I 4 in 23 Harry is 31 and we have been married four year Ju Iv i our onb child (so far). My Im band comes of a large faiinlj did pretty much as hr pleased in childhood. Now his brothers drink and fight and one was involved 1 1 l(ha to transportation, lodging, '7 MT admission and tin only cs- high Judv slapping at you, tra expenses for the will md her guilty attempts to make be food and incidentals.

Reservations may be made up for being (in your Reservations may tic made by lieges. bat you ale riding hei i depositing $50 with the lech audit- much oo hard, or her age and (or) lU Ic, mins caparily. In thin. nlcndid vcloedia yon tnp will rind related articles on discip- ln n'U honed busses which will hold only line. spanking and OI poi ai punish etiwlaiile snrl inefriicfrtrc men! handily alphabeted, dictionary-style The modern verdict is made against spanking.

Understanding leadership, consistently applied, is Why Grow Old? Br Josephine Lowman Pattern A716 by Oldric Royce Neglecting Exercise? Better Start Today suppose that we understand knees and place your feet on the that exercise which is suited to physical condition is a great aid in remaining well and in prolonging youthfulness, that exercise carried through life in a sensible way is a great youthifier, builds energy and banishes many minor but uncomfortable physical disabilities, and that neglect in daily health routines may even pave the way for serious trouble later on. floor. Pull your abdomen back toward your backbone. Hold while you count to ten slowly. Now push your abdomen up toward the ing as far as comfortable.

Hold while you count to ten. Continue, pulling down and pushing up, rn a rhythmic way, slowly though. 4. Lie on your back. Bend your right knee up close to your abdomen.

Straighten your right leg, also suppose that we toe pointing toward the ceiling. Do not indulged in special exercise, the same thing with your left le or if we have, only in an on-and- Continue, alternating right and off way. Then what do we do? In I left. the first place it is most important, Tomorrow'; of Humor that any woman who begins exer- save the cise have a physical checkup first; (Released by to be sure that it is safe for her. The Register and the older she is the more essential Tribune Syndicate, 1955) this is).

Use Some Sense If your doctor gives you the green light he will do so only be-! cause he believes that you will use some sense, heed warnings. and begin slowly and build up! gradually. Today I would like to give a few easy exercises for the woman who has not taken them in; the past. I FERRIDAY. March 5 (Special) I.

Stretch! REALLY stretch A large crowd of civic workers Highway Director Will Speak In Ferriday March IO 39 students and two instructors. number of reservations have a lit in la (lien a an only chi tinct His sisters Ic roughnecks cl and my mollie i loir productive of right results. Do con ult the book through your local public library if you afford your own copy. MJI. Mary Haworth counsels through her column, not by mail or personal interview.

Write her rn care and of this newspaper. iCopyright, 1955, The Wallington Po, ti (Distributed by King Features Syndicate) cliil- I am was IP. DF. VR letter donned you Both Parents Need Guidance I I Reading your long hei rev i ce! and con- I get the impression that too much of a martinet in Civil Air Patrol Planes To Fly In Memorial Sunday Civilan Clubs Aid In Hearts Drive Helpful The tragic death of a member of the Civilan Club again a attack of heart failure focussed all possible attention of club members on the success of the annual heart campaign. AU through the I days and weeks the drive as in I progress, they aided in a1! possible means for its complete success.

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Y. Please print plainly YOUR NAME, ADDRESS with ZONE, STYLE NUMBER and SIZE. while lying on your bed. You may have treated yourself to a few little stretches now and then before you got up in the morning or before you went to sleep at night, but I mean really stretch. By this I do not indicate that you should displace any ligaments but that you.

lazily and slowly, twist your torso, reach with your arms and legs, in a comfortably manner, until you feel that most of your muscles have had a little relaxation. Take time for this. Stand for This and other interested persons will attend a meeting March IO at which Fred Pruce, district highway director, will speak. The meeting, which is sponsored by the Ferriday Kiwanis Club, will be held at 7 p. rn.

at the Ferriday school. Among those attending will be Senator W. E. Person, Senator Andrew Sevier, Tallulah, Representative Jack Crane, Monterey. The meeting, which is backed by the Chamber of Commerce, c.

Stand erect. Place your hands I Club. Garden Club. Kiw anis Club on the wall. Shake your right leg.

as well as other civic organizations making hip and knee joints loose. Shake your left leg. Now take your hands from the wall. will serve as a round table of discussion in an effort to get some relief from the deep drainage ditches Shake your right arm. elbow and un the city limits of on ei- wrist loose.

Shake your left arm. I ther side of the main highway lead- 3. Lie on your back. Bend both ling to Jonesville. anis, student in Louisiana State University; a sister, Mrs.

A. C. Adkins, Summerville. Ua. and three brothers.

L. M. Tinsley, New Willard, member who lost his life. Orleans: A. D.

Tinsley, Homer Kline, Shreveport; and William Edward Morton, Shreveport. Tau Kappa Epsilon Richard Hearn. Texarkana, James T' I Box, Ruston; Elmo Frazier. Winn- and D. ins ley, Texarkana; and 1(j.

antj johnnie Reeder, Shre veins mother, Mrs. J. E. Burnett, Homer. Theta Xi disciplining almost us if you; as lamed over to bank- i unconsciously enjoyed Hie exercise cud air patrol planes ss.il cr rom Maudlin, dealt fund cam- of prohibitive maternal authority, take off at noon Sunday from Re- baign treasurer.

Your drill sergeant policy may bobotie Delaware, fly out to sea. Members the Civilan Clubs in reflect an clement of childishness and drop 64 hite rosebuds on Monroe and Wert Monroe worked in your character, a hang-over of the waters of the Atlantic in com- "itll rekindled vigor as time drew I immaturity eau by a too-bo, incineration of the 64 volunteer near for the exhaustive house-to-, Jr Shreveport; James z.eag member: of the civil air natrol who house visitation with its 3.000 eager cemetery, Kilpatrick Funeral home John Jr chi. ho started efforts Febru- 0f Ruston will be in charge of the meld James H. The body will remain in the Nor- Xev Genc A Crowder, ton Funeral chapel in Haynesville David L. Hur- until time for the funeral.

At the grave in the Haynesville ley, Delhi; William H. Mahoney, Shreveport; James H. Zeag- Miss Evelyn Stamper Immediately after graduation from Grayson High School. Miss Stamper entered I for the Complete General Business Evelyn wa ver.v cooperative and made friends with students and faculty. Niter receiving her diploma, -lie took the Civil Service test and was placed with the Department of Public Welfare of Columbia Miss Stamper says: completed im Genera! Business Course on Frbruarv 5 1955 I can truly thai I enjoyed every minute spent in Irainiim at I the training that one receives there ill enable I im to aer the business world of today better One has a cham of promotion a chanco to bec 'trio a ip executive itll the training received at this sc oo! Onr will gel encouragement from ev civ me inbe i of the fa cut tv Hr is not rushed into myth ng.

hut he I to do his von. bi work at an accurate speed I encoui a zi- i ci ming on and adult who is planning a ne career to attend BMI BMI ill I nip one trcmendou Iv if ho ill help him rearing. No doubt von loved and respected your mother after a fashion, iii an awed dependent way 'if not wit Ii happy warmth) lienee your involuntary tendency to pattern your! discipline after hers. A case of your I unconscious saving to von, it's our turn to act grownup; to lay down the law and ce that it is The really mature-type parent has friendly compassion for tho helpless, defenseless adventurous status of the child just beginning to explore his environment. And Hic line parent teaches tor by approval, encourage- Hvm .1 vt i i rave their lives during AVorld War workers ary 20 at 2 p.

rn. 'Hie (late is coincident with the To awaken the public to the need 13th anniver ary of tho of contributing, West Monroe eminent of the first anti submarine tans saw city officials, securing patrol ha es of the civil air pa-1 complete cooperation everywhere, tcol established at Atlantic City, Church bells broke the Sunday si- N. And Rehobeth, Delaware, on Knee with their compelling alar- March 6 1942 sirens blazed forth; bells on The memorial mission will bv led public buildings sent forth their bv Col. Paul Fonda ana Col. noisy clamor.

Louisa S. Moro and In Monroe a similar presentation Delaware Wing commanders of the greeted the ears of everyone in the civil air patrol downtown area, and a sound truck More than 150 civil air patrol toured the city still further to members will 'ake part in toe stress the noise of sirens, whistles, mas- Hight following memorial church bells and other available arrangements. so- ment and supervisory example and cere rn nine to be conducted ny noisemakers. in- aid. rather than by dictator struct ion and spanks or out for errors.

Ile joins restraining action to restraining words, with mild explicit firmness- u-ing educative repetition as often as necessary until the lesson sticks. ll i the childish-type patent who laps dealt; Chaplain John Payne of Mary- As a genuine surprise, top leaders of the heart campaign that The aircraft will che a beautiful plaque was awarded to ground ai 30 second intervals, the Monroe Civitan Club and a sim- Thcy will rendezvous at 1500 feet liar one to the West Monroe Civi- and will a 'lime a staggered for- 'an Club, as a choice memento of lilt lets either 'loots tho children. lf poll si 1 hie optimi and them grow ii itll or I 111! OW lit a roil tut in an in Hill.ludo I our lins hand's pa 11 loan in Is Mista Ko No I. it hoi ca' Nom moil iol' ('n ow a rds isiake No. 2.

cited ll ll pa rent rims you a apart in von if rhild-rrarin we somethin to ort on the lid I larry i nlierilci 2 and bo IO rn in Of Hearing rn a lion of four plane el orient The memorial flight will be covered by BC-TY and tho films will be shown on the Dave Garroway Show over Bt. I the morning of I Monday, March 7. at which vme Garroway wilt be made ai hono- rarj member of the civil air patrol and Colonel Fonda will present him with an appropriate certificate. Tins memorial flight also will draw attention to the tact that during WW ll civil air volunteer members flew more than million milos of anti-submarine patrol in additum to thousands of hours of other critical wartime flying. and who in recent years have performed oi al! of My nome iv M.

Lefty Donold and I am your Acous- ticon Hearing Aid Specialist located at 317 Bernhardt Monroe. Louisiana. a successful campaign. J. D.

Tinsley Is Fatally Stricken; Funeral Sunday RUSTON. March 5 'Special' Jess D. Tinsley, 49. well known Ruston resident and owner of a chain of motion picture theatres, died of a sudden heart attack at his home at p.m. Friday.

The funeral will be held in the Ruplc Baptist Church in Haynesville Sunday at 3 p.m. He is survived by his wife: a stepdaughter, Mrs. Bobbie Adet, Gaiiad, Tex two stepsons. Ted Adams. El Dorado and Jerry Ad- I lie pa col Mood; more than 63 per cent search hours flown on a1 search missions of the air ie service iii tile United States, ev receive no pay, allowances, diem, or other remuneration heir services and are not tov- nae Visitors and prospective irtem- bv ain compensation in the hers arc invited to attend.

i of death or miurv Monroe squadron ha- given many i- Monroe squadron of civil air hours in search work and in a mcets at 7 30 rn. every mg the state parish and city police departments. 34 Students At Tech Pledge Greek Frats RUSTON, March 5 'Special) Louisiana Greek-letter cial fraternities pledged a total of 34 members this week as formal spring semester rushing ended. Lambda Chi Alpha got the most new men with eight pledging. Other totals are: Kappa Alpha, four; Kappa Sigma, six; Pi Kappa Alpha, six; Tau Kappa Epsilon, four; and Theta Xi.

six. The pledges are as follows: Kappa Alpha John Barber, Homer; Don Brownlee, Shreveport. Frazier Patrick. Shreveport; and Fred Perry, Sterlington. Kappa Sigma Robert Hill Shreveport; Lome Michaud, Hodge; John D.

Miller, Shreveport; Salley, Monroe; Gary Smith, Minden, and Shelby Spruell, Ruston. Lambda Chi Alpha Ronald L. Dubois, Jonesboro; Louis B. Gideon Lambert, Robert J. Hargett, Mansfield; Erwin Glen Mathys, Shreveport; Jimmy Lane McCartney, Olla; James Lawrence McFarland, Little Rock, Richard Earl Pinchera.

Cotton Valley; and Robert Lee Vining, Ruston. Pi Kappa Alpha Thomas Leon Barnard, Haynesville; James Milton Brown, Lake Charles; James William Carr, Monroe; Kenneth Ida Cummings, Arcadia; Billy Dan About 2 million cubic yards of silt are removed from Nev York harbor every year. ARTS APPRECIATION PRESENTS METROPOLITAN OPERA DIRECT FROM METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE, NEW YORK IL BARBIERE DI SIVIGLIA WEDNESDAY, MAY 4 at 8:00 Pons Merrill Hines, Conley, Corena, Cehonovsky, DePoohs Moyreder, Warfield, Cimara conducting. It nTTm in Moy 5 af 8:00 I A DI I UL Kirsten Peerce, Guarrera Penn Al- Ln DUnLlVIt co na, Cleve conducting. BOTH NEW PRODUCTIONS AUDITORIUM MEMPHIS MAIL ORDERS NOW! Send remittance with self addressed stamped envelope to Arts Appreciation Auditorium, Memphis, Tenn.

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