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OMEN CHILD GUIDANCE Lack of Discipline at Home Creates Youthful Delinquents By CLEVELAND MYERS In recent years, we have seen a rather constant rise in crime, especially among youth. The up- surge has been greatest in the past few years, when we have also had the greatest prosperity in our history. 3 You may remember the time when many college professors, writers and public speakers sald that poverty was the chief ca of crime. Reduce poverty and reduce crime. NO ECONOMIC RADIO But we are now pretty much disillusioned on this score, and it seems that juvenile delinquency and crime are becoming less less respecters of ic, edu- cational and social levels. There are more and more new accounts of crime by youths from "priv- ileged homes." It's been some while since I have repeated what I have often said- in this column, since its be- ginning about a quarter of a cen- fury ago, that in my judgment, the biggest single contributor to the increase in juvenile delin- quency and crime has been the lessening of children's home re- straints, specially in the earlier TEACHING SELF-CONTROL How can a youth exercise re- spect for the rights of others and regard for constituted authority, law and order, without having learned self-control, keeping him- self from doing what he shouldn't, and making himself do what he knows he and | vided, of course, to learn good self-control without having been controlled effectively in his e years? It may significant that the philosophy of restraints - to - the- winds (politely called permissive- ness today), which has increased especially during the past few de- cades, has been most readily ac- cepted by the intelligentsia. THE EXEMPLARY PARENTS For years, I have strongly be- lieved and said that if above-average education, income and social Testis were to stiffen up their children's home discipline, delinquency and crime would de- cline before many years--pro- these parents also increased in their understand- ing, companionship, love and spir- itual growth. Suppose it became fashionable among leaders of women's clubs, PT.As and church groups to train their children very early in the meaning of No, and a little later, to require these children to do regular jobs about the home. The less privileged parents might emulate these leaders, and many more of our citizens in our respect- ive communities. I have. long believed that the persons who have contributed most to juvenile delinquéncy are those who have been most influential in causing young parents to suppose they should let their little children do about as they please, and should not require these children over five or six years of age to 0 Suytuing they don't feel like ould? And how is he | doi MRS. MAYOR For the first time in the 66 Jean that Gravenhurst, Ont., had a mayor, a woman, Mrs. Wanda Miller, has been elected to the post. She defeated the incumbent mayor by 56 votes. ~Central Press Canadian Casseroles Make Entertaining Easy ds t in the kitchen and opportunity to enjoy . Here is one answer to problem -- a wonderfully dif- ferent and delicious casserole dish, Shrimp and Crab-meat Supreme, which can be Depared partly in advance, comple in a few min- utes while company lingers over canapes. Melt 6 tablespoons butter or arine in 2 - quart saucepan medium heat, add 4 table- flour, % teaspoon salt, % teaspoon nutmeg and a dash 'of cayenne; cook until bubbly. Re- move from heat, gradually stir in 2% cups milk; cook, stirring con- siantly until thickened. P Add small amount of hot mix- ture to 2 egg yolks, sightly beat- en; then stir back into saucepan. Add % cup sherry wine, 1 can 6 to 7% ounces) crab meat; 1% to 2 cups (about 12 ounces) shrimps, eooked and shelled; mix carefully. over THE STARS SAY By ESTRELLITA FOR TOMORROW Place emphasis on accuracy this day, and your decisions on facts rather than on guesswork. If in' need of advice, do not hesitate to seek it since expert guidance, followed now, could easily prevent difficulties that you might other- wise encounter. Take responsibilities seriously, Jogardiese of how minor you con- them. Be cautious, too, in financial matters since a slight miscalculation could lead to an ticipated expense. The hours unanticipated expense. The even- ing hours favor creative and cultural interests, courtship. FOR THE BIRTHDAY If, tomorrow is your birthday, the coming months may find you faced with some unusual prob- lems but, since your horoscope a well for both finan professional success 1954, and since you have such an innate determinaton to succeed, you should be able to solve them SaListatioll Opportuni for travel and some unexpected contacts may broaden your social horizons in the year, and it would be well for you to capitalize on the situation. New scenes new personal relationships are not only enjoyable but are metally stimulating. 'avoid participating in any activity or project, how- ever, that might result in a loss of partion Ju your home. A child nithis day will be Jencrous, loyal and extremely af- ectionate by nature. BIG CITIES More than a quarter of all Aus- tralia's Population lives in the cities of Melbourne and Sydney. Remove from heat. Prepare this mixture advance. 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For instance, fiery red nylon tricot slips are now popular underpin- nings for black outfits, while vi- brant green is being paired with navy. The cocoas, on the other hand, are blended with the entire brown family in dresses and suits. For the first time in many sea- sons, black failed to capture the usual big vote as a fall lingerie color. All this does not mean the end of conservative colors in lingerie: Manufacturers believe there will always be a heavy demand for conventional shades by the great majority of women who can't af- ford to invest in a wardrobe of slips. New colors have permeated the lingerie picture so thoroughly, many stores are offering gowns, slips, half slips and panties that can be matched in shade as well as in style. Styles have never been more lavish in the use of nylon lace, flounces and ruffles. Many daytime slips are cut with narrower skirts to conform with the new slender silhouette. Some dress-up designs are tubular sheaths of nylon lace lined with nylon tricot in a con- trasting color and look like short evening dresses. Others are prac- tical as well as pretty with opaque bodices and shadow-proof skirts. There are can-can petticoats of ruffled nylon tulle, which are sold singly but often bought in two's, three's and even four's to wear one on top of the other. They are the secret behind the floating skirts that Bard out after Fig ie gowns are 0 'appear in such" less retiring hes as green, cocoa and flaming red. Fit Ch more important this year and there are many with elastic around the neckline, under the arms, at the waist and even on the wrists for hoset designed with push-up s ves. Children's lingerie comes in for | ruffl Turkey Croquettes For Family of Two Everything at Christmas is tradi- tional! There is the traditional tur- key and then the traditional left- overs, It is rather difficult for the young couple who had the family for "the day'. There are too man; leftover turkey meals to think of. Turkey Croquettes is an easy meal to prepare. Oven - popped rice cereal will give it that different flavor -- just add to seasonings and fry in deep fat from two to five minutes. Serve with boiled po- tatoes, garnished with parsley and corn. Your husband will be proud of your ingenuity. TURKEY CROQUETTES 3 tablespoons butter or margarine 3 tablespoons flour 15 teaspoon salt 1s teaspoon pepper Lcup milk 1-3 cup turkey stock 2% cups ground cooked turkey 2 teaspoons chopped parsley 2 tablespoons flour 1 egg, slightly beaten 1 tablespoon milk 3 cups oven -popped rice cereal Melt butter in saucepan; stir in flour and seasonings. Add mixture of milk and turkey stock slowly, cook over low heat, stirring con- stantly, until mixture thickens and boils. Fold in turkey and parsley; chill thoroughly. Form into cone- shaped croquettes. Dip croquettes in flour, then in mixture of egg and milks and then in finely crushed rice cereal. Fry in deep, hot fat (380 degrees F) for two to five minutes, or until golden brown. Yield: 10 croquettes, five serv- ings. : HISTORIC SPOT The first settlement at Tadous- sac, 120 miles below Quebec, was established in 1599 by Pierre de auvin, its share of frou-frou this Christ- mas season too, with nylon tricot slips, nighties and panties often imitating adult styles ruffle for ACK C.8 DUE TO FAULTY KIDNEYS ACH CHE For prompt velief from kidney and bladder disorders, or backache due to these conditions, try De Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills-- a trustworthy family medicine De Witt's Pills include Uva Ursl and Buchu extracts, both ics, also for allaying irritation of with a 60-year success record, as diuretics and urinary antisep the urinary tract and helping the kidneys to normal healthy action. Obtain a supply of De Witt's Pills from your drug store to-day. 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Cigarettes Hit By Cancer Link NEW YORK (AP)--Tobacco com- pany stocks took a tumble Wednes- of apparently reacting to medi- cal and scientific reports' which hinted at a connection between cig- SEW-THRIFTY 4638 ° Ses S-14-96 M-18-20 140-42 By ANNE ADAMS FLOWER - POT POCKET adds the charm of novelty to this pretty apron! Embroider the flowers in colorful, easy stitches--they seem to "grow" right out of the pocket! Gift yourself or a special friend with this gay number! Pattern 4638: = Misses' Sizes Small (14, 16); Medium (18, 20); Large (40, 42). Small 2% yards 35-inch. Embroidery transfer, too. This pattern easy to use, simple to sew, is tested for fit. Has com- | | plete illustrated instructions. Send THIRTY - FIVE CENTS (35¢c) in coins (stamps cannot be accepted) for this pattern. Print plainly SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS, STYLE NUMBER. 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