Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - May 1, 1945, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free Phis 1 uts oaf mat 1s4s advises girl boy crazy by Eizabeth Thompson some girls Are More emotional than others and there in t much they can do about it. Many readers will sympathize with the youngster who wrote dear mrs. Thompson i him nearly 17, and considered fairly pretty. But to me looks Dan t court what i care about is being lie it and Well liked. Here is my problem. I am rather fond of a boy. He claims to be 18 but i rather doubt it am like All the other girls a Little boy crazy i will have to admit but it seems i can to of cup my self no matter How i try. This boy met him. As soon As we were introduced we seemed to take to each other. He phoned me every night at the same time and i got a member ship card from the teen canteen Lor him. Then he asked me How old was. I told him and he could believe it. As i look much olde than i really am. He said he would Dhone me the next night but did t then today he phoned and said was too Young and he did t wan to be bothered with such your kids and did t want to see i again. Yet we Are going to be the same party tomorrow which was planned before this happened j feel this will be our last time out yet i like his company and fee As though 1 am in love with Rhim. I guess maybe it s Puppy love yet i have such heartaches. Thi has happened to me before and can t Stop it. I know i would do much better at school if i could Stop my heart from. Doing funny every time i fall for a boy. Please answer soon and i will be very grateful and Promise to follow your advice. Heart silly. Tyr Bably by the time your letter got into print your prob Lem had solved itself. That in you recovered from one attack and found another boy who heart do flips. That is pretty Wei Standard behaviour with your Type. However you Are making pro Gress when you recognize your own symptoms and you Don t make the mistake of taking your romances to Grace table Laura Wheeler special laundry service on smocks for convenience prompt ser vice and expert laundering bring your our Cen trally located downtown Plant 93 177 modern laundry 309 Hargrave St. North of blackheads blackheads go quickly by a simple method that dissolves them. Get two ounces of peroxide powder from your druggist apply with a hot wet cloth gently Over the you will wonder where they have gone. The boys off by being too intense they Are afraid you mean business the n they Don t. I certainly think the boy who claimed you were too Voung for him was just looking for an excuse to drop you. It might help you to keep balanced if you tried to develop t really keen interest in some sport or Hobby and planned a career for it would t be Wise to marry for several years yet and you should prepare yourself for an interesting Job of sortie kind. Determine to finish High schoo successfully As the first step. It in t too late to get Down to Busi Ness and pass your exam s this year then set your teachers and parents to help you appraise your talents and decide what kind of training you should take. Every girl should be Able to earn her own living whether she marries Young or not and developing skill adds to her personality and takes her a mor worthwhile person. Self Confidence and self respect Are necessary to the foundation of a Happy life. As your interests enlarge Anc your knowledge of people you May become Mare discriminating so tha you won t get excited about so Many boys. However being warm hearted and ready to appreciate others is an attractive trait. Just be careful not to spill Over so easily that boys Don t feel Yox ii approval Means anything. Coupons valid today Are sugar 46-57 now valid. No expiry Date. Butter purple coupons 90 to 104 now valid. No expiry Date. Preserves 33 to 46 now valid. 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Ferguson told the kiwanis club at its weekly luncheon in the Royal Alexandra hotel tuesday. They have a sense of identity with the Peoples with whom. They fought Side by Side for five years that is most impressive she said and asked her audience if the people of Canada were prepared to make similar sacrifices in order to make sure that insufficient world supplies of both food Ami clothing were fairly distributed among those who had much and those who had nothing. Authority on housing to be speaker tonight miss Jacqueline Tyr Witt director of the research association for planning and regional reconstruction of London England will be the speaker tuesday evening of 8.15 at " a meeting in theatre of Broadway building University of Manitoba. Miss Tyrwhitt is touring Canada under the auspices of the Royal architectural Institute of Canada she will speak on problems facing English communities and their solution. Merle Oberon on Way to get mexican divorce Hollywood calif., May 1. A Oberon left Here by Auto Mobile for Mexico late yesterday with the announced divorcing sir Alexander Korda wealthy English movie producer and them an who discovered her for pictures a number of years ago in London. The couple announced their separation last november. Miss Oberon did not disclose where in Mexico she would Institute divorce proceedings. . Veterans hold reunion dinner the Veteran association . Held a reunion dinner in the ban Quet Hall of the Odd Fellows Temple monday with mrs. S. A Piggot chief Veteran of Winnipeg presiding grand master and mrs s i Paterson Rev. J. A. Bowman Fred hedge j. J. C. Mccrae a Williamson and miss a. Betts Werf among those at table. Greetings were brought from Thi grand Lodge by or. Paterson Ani from the Rebekah Assembly a miss Betts and or. Mccrae Spok on behalf of the grand encamp Menc mrs. A Hagen Sang accompanied by mrs. B. Dickson. Several old timers of the association were present at the. Re Union among them j. Seaborg James Murison w. Scott. M. J Sullivan c. C. Stewart or. And mrs. E. A. Vanalystyne and a h. Mcmillan. Mrs. J. Fraser and a. P. White Way were winners at whist. Nazi suicide wave with . 1st army april 30 the Burgo Meister of Leipzig committed suicide with his wife and daughter1 at a Towi Hall death party 10 Days ago a great wave of suicides has Swep the Leipzig District. At least lot people have taken or attempted to take their lives by shooting hang ing poisoning or wrist cutting during the last week. They have mostly been1 nazi party officials w. S. Karn Bridge expert and author succumbs i few York april 30. Up Wil lard s. Karn 47, Bridge expert died at his Home saturday. He was one of the four. Horsemen of to trac Bridge with p. Hal Sims. Oswald Jacoby and David Burnstine and was the author of several books on Bridge. Vitamin k Cheeks Gyp Roc stopped the fire from spreading starts1 Inone a Small hungry to eat the Pugh behind them. Into the ceilings. But flames won t do this if you rebuilt fire resistance into your Walls and ceilings with Gyp Roc Kre protective Wallboard. Gyp Roc won t it provides a Barrier to the flames keeping Risem contained in one room allowing you precious., moments in which to get the first Blaze under control and prevent serious loss of property perhaps of life itself. Where to use ceiling joists i base porches sunrooms garage and Tummer All types of farm make attic rooms build recreation Large rooms into smaller and be things. Decor ate with Oil paint water paint texture or suit individual taste. _ 7 Gypsum ume Canada hot to Gyp Roc sold by builders Wallboard insist on genuine look or the name on every Board. And lumber dealers across Canada e. W. Watts retires As chairman Manitoba assessment commission four Manitoba civil servants with Long records of Public service retired monday. They had reached superannuation age and their duties ended with the close of tha province s fiscal year. These four were in addition to l. A. Gibson Dairy commissioner whose retire ment also april 30, was announced saturday. They were e. W. Chairman of the Manitoba assessment commission David Smith District Engineer department of Public works and to highways. August Anderson Foreman 01 the government farm at Headin Gly jail. Miss Bessie b. Pincock clerk in the department of education. For Over 40 years a fellow of the chartered surveyors institution of London. Or. Watts was born in England and before coming to this country in 1910 he was employed by the fortification design Branch of the British War office in Isio he joined the staff of the assessment and Survey of the City of Winnipeg in 1919 becoming assessor for the Rura municipality of fort Garry and then in 1920 was appointed Secre tary of the Manitoba assessment commission. He was named chair Man of that body in 1023. For 17 years or. Watts supervised the col Lection of provincial taxes. Or. Smith who was born in nov. Zealand migrated first to the United states in 1906, and then to Winnipeg being taken on the Tern Horary staff of the Public work department in 1911. He was on Thi permanent staff from 1927 on be coming District Engineer. Born in Norway or. Anderson came to Canada in 1903. He a appointed to the government ser vice in 1920, and was made farm Foreman and jail turnkey at head singly in the fall of 1930. Miss Pincock has been employed in the department of education since april 1920. For the last weeks she had been absent on sick British Fleet blasts Andaman Island port London May 1 but the Jap Nese Domei Agency reported today hat warships and Carrier planes of be British Eastern Fleet bombarded 3ort Blair in the Andaman islands and car Nicobar Island 165 Miles 0 the South. Domei said the two targets both about "500-Miles West of the malay Peninsula were hit yesterday by a to ship task Force which split into to groups to deliver the attacks. The task Force according to Dom i consisted of four battleships to aircraft carriers seven cruisers and seven destroyers. The print pal City in the Andaman is approximately. 525 Miles Southwest of Rangoon and lad been attacked previously by Loyal Navy Fleet units. Hamamatsu hit Guam. May 1 Large Force f 100 or More super fortresses yes erday hit the Industrial City of la Amatus 60 Miles Southeast of Nagoya on the japanese Mainland land of Honshu. Bad weather pre vented them from bombing effectively the original target the Tachi Kawa army air Arsenal near Tokyo. Southern. Kyushu airfields were raided simultaneously. Japanese fighter opposition Over Hamamatsu was weak and hat was two airmen killed North Bay ont., april 30. Two men were killed and two a Joyed saturday when a Mitchell aircraft crashed into a Bush near he North Bay Airport Wing cmdr. 1 g. Seys officer commanding uie . Transport command at North 3ay, announced. The two men who lost their lives vere members of the r.a.f., Wing cmdr. Seys said adding next of Kin have been notified and names will be released later. F. Sweeney is guest if Honor at banquet Recina May 1. Up j. F Sweeney who retired monday As eneral manager of the deader Post was guest of Honor at a week end banquet attended by employees of the Leader Post the Saskatchewan Farmer and radio nations cock and leave. Rumoured releasing of Arcand protested Toronto april 30. Reso Lution protesting reported plans to release Adrien Arcand former heat of the National Unity party who was interned in 1940, was passed yesterday at closing sessions of the first National convention of Thi United jewish people s order Oes Sions began Friday and Are attendee by 120 delegates from Montreal t Vanco Iver officers elected in eluded Fred Donar of Winnipeg vice president. The Rural Council Here has decided a tenants in Spring Coats Plain half lined cello tone cleaned carry and save called for and delivered slightly extra. For Oliver phone 37 261 Rev tvs Fage Newton Abbot. Enmund. Homes must get they Are willing to their Madation with homeless people. At in the big three left no doubts in the minds of in Emir that neither of Junker militarism Oor any of nazi concept of race i tips Jority shall Erer again their ugly beads. Canada has played a glorious role in helping make pos sible their pronouncement that Victory is inevitable. As a Token of your fid i and your will to the finish More Victory Bonds than Ever before. Invest in m St Victory Bonds Hollinsworth co limited by Herman n. Bundesen . In the blood of Normal persons is found a protein like substance called Prothrombin. This sub stance is necessary in the clotting of unless a person has enough or anti bleeding Vitamin in his body there will not be sufficient Prothrombin in the blood. New born babies Are More or less deficient in Vitamin a so that in Many infants there is Dan Ger of bleeding during the first few Days after birth. This danger can be warded off by giving Vita min k to the babies immediately after birth in those instances in which the doctor thinks it is Neces sary. Vitamin k dissolves in fats and it occurs in various foods especially Green vegetables. It is interest ing that is formed in the intestine by the action of cer Tain types of germs. Certain of the sulfonamide drugs will kill these germs in the patient s intestines and thus eliminate an important source. Therefore it would seem important that when the sulfonamide drugs Are being used also be administered. Since is dissolved in fats or oily substances any per son who takes an excess of Mineral Oil for one or another reason should also receive additional amounts of. In certain diseases x such As Coli tis sprue and Calais disease in which diarrhea1 is a symptom a Lack of Prothrombin. In the Bloo d is often present an these conditions v should be administered by injection. There is a disease called Hemorrhagic Dis ease of the new born in which i various parts1-of the 1 body occurs. The cause of this disease is not known but the adj i ministration of .Vitamin.k. Seems to save the baby s life in Many stances. k deficiency May develop in those cases of jaundice which Are caused by gallstones or tumor growth blocking the flow of the intestines because bile is necessary for the. Absorption of from foods. Vitamin k is not related to bleeding diseases such As Hemo Philia or Purpura. However when any person bleeds excessively and the blood does not seem to clot As it should tests should be made to determine the amount of prothrom bin in the if the Prole rom by is deficient in amount should ise administered May be. Taken by Mouth or it can be Given by injection into a muscle it is not known in just what Way acts to promote the formation of Prothrombin it is known that the process takes place a the liver hence it May be expected that in certain liver diseases Prothrombin formation May also be interfered the giving of Mav be helpful the discovery of and to part in the prevention of bleed ing is one of the greatest advances in modern ;