SUGAR: AND ‘SPICE
, Day. .Of. All. Days

we “stack a full sofectivn of

etnam: Crisis Defies Solution.

* which \help to give * lives a
certain “aang

here aro certain, dig ‘aid.
honorable rituals in our society

continulty. pot

one are geared to the seasons: ,

cleaning; summer “‘flu;,

the, rt of the leaves, get ;

the 3) off your, and pot a
‘HOlS' In) your: new ‘waders, and
, Bet back to tho car to find a Gat
‘tre, ‘ahd get home to'find your
wife catling the police, becouse
‘ft's four hours after sundown,

But this year topped them all,

we my ee Fag 1 FX Mea
} SAVAGE SHOES 4s ai sont chat SANA

for children,

cks ane Store

id
| tiee rer fae bi bit of anatase
he different kinds: of

| Foata or cuts of meat.

At Meeting, of Committees
vA meeting ‘was held recent-] done: before ® the pris “ire able
y at the Girly Guide camp, to go 9 camping this Ut a mimo
‘amp Rory, eter: nei aw lon, which: collap- ‘AND SHIRT
muth work. would have‘ to be sed under’. a henty fall of pine bi reed D $ TS.

8 being ‘rebulll snew We have a fall range of.

is

i
ting stoned out of your alcull on: Firat make sure the knife Palate Teasing Ideas cation bo service x bo
is sharp.’ But’ don't se your
good carving ‘knife ‘for
kitchen ‘chores ’-
»place: all by. itsel
It at will be merit for you. “if
rt v0 ur meat-cutting ap.
srontivest lp with boneless roas!
il’ you are experienced “éen-
to tackle the more flifficult

Tt¢.was; complicated, Our fhigo
school: music dlrector,:. with | in.
Credible lack of foresight, haa
scheduled an exchange concert,
with a city school, for that very
day. Fine.’ But it ‘turned Git we
had to have some of the visiting
youngsters for er. AS my “
* wife is away every Saturday, for
muse lessons with the kids, this

nelesegen Games’ agit

ARGYLE these, for some of us, is Opening
Day of the trout season. ’
ep ef a beaver tail; chuckle
of rtinning water; splatter of
wild: duck taking |; off | from
swamp; foel of the aun ‘on faces”
mist of green spreading through
bare bones‘of branches; honest :
steiich of worm-guts on bands;
flavor at coon of big, bologna ||

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The .American i BOOKINGS .
Plight

Guides do: handi fon rainy
8 do handicraft ‘on’ rain;
On Salad Dressings | ays, if
The sitchen and lodge need
new windows and ‘screens to re-
Add Variety: fo Meal plice the ones shot out by hunt-
ers.” One: of theo! le
Haye you fallen inte a rut a rut blis Will be moved to the gate
as far’ as ‘sa es ings are area of the campsite ‘and'ano-
concerned? It 2 wong ne ot ae ther one’ will’ be. torn: down :to
variet make’
sail tuirie enaies different’ types? Here are afew ore ane “for, Parking
palate-teasi ng ‘ideas’ that are
sure to! make a‘ hit with’ your

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‘d have welcomed if it's: taken’ out: of ‘the oven
play

One of the tragedies of current. :

American foreign policy is that
to contain’. Communism, the

? United States continually’ finds

+ Mitselt supporting mili dicta-
oie nee

Last week's consolidation of -
U.S. armed contro! of the Dom-

‘. tniean Republic is but the latest
+, @f a long series of such instan-

ces.
Dr dagsoor Inkeiber it gat

J: Spaln’s Franco and Portugal's
‘Salazar.

United States forelgn policy

<. bas two main aims. One is the

-, containment.of Communism and: -»
‘the: other is the protection ‘ef ©

U.S. national interest and Amer-
can business investment.
Neither of these goals are im-
Proper ones.
President. Kennedy sought to
make these-goals more .mean-
ingful ‘by embracing such bald

the future. other, than the false
hope of Communism.
Unfortunately; the Alllance
has fallen farshort of its goals
because of the indifference and
igieht coposttion TAtesioa the ruling

J lating
involvement’ “fn Vietnam: has
failed to produce any evidence
that the people of South Vietnam
are in support of the Salgon gov-
ernment which Washington is
, committed to ophold. :

i Pert, tt is tao much to ex-
pect that ebould -be

able todo ar hee just oppose ~
ramunism ,— that it should
‘Geo offer backward nations
alternative to. thelr.

ens,

U. S. action in the Domin-
Republic took place.without
any Qsnadian’ involvement be-':

her: of: the: Organization ote:
States.

agelnst ‘the Dominican ‘elvil-mil-
itary; jente had been taken ‘over
by. Communists,’ But it's not an
unreasonable supposition...
Countries . like ‘the Dominican
Republic! are “always ripe: for.
Communist ‘subversion... Latin
‘America’ will. probably soon su-
persede Southeast Asia as the
great battleground . between
: Communism and democracy.
But having moved ‘into the
Dominican Republic, the U.S.
now faces the responsibilty of
_ making democracy, there work.

Tt hasn't worked there yet.

Ruled for more than 30. years
by dictator Rafael Trajiito, who
himself. came to: power | out of
the vacuum, teft by eight years
of U.S. tary occupation,
there are. no experlenced demo
cratic politicians in the country.

The. nation’s: freely-elected
president, Juan Bosch,\ was’ de-

ed by the current: junta and
is now in exile in Puerto Rico:

The revolt which brought U.8.-
intervention was. begun. by his
supporters, Senor Bosch main-
tains that ‘the rebellion was win-
ning when the U.S. Marines
landed, and denies that’ Com-
munists had taken cantrol.

‘The definitive word-on that
_ might be Fidel Castro’s. recent
~ comment’ about his Caribbean
contemporary: “We know. Juan

+ Bosch is not a Communist but
who knows if after all has been
done to him some day he might
decide ‘to become a Commun.
ist?”?

‘This might be a clue to where
U.S. foreign policy is most vul-
nerable. Socialist reform has
proven the best antidote to Cam-
munism in many parts of. the
globe and this may apply even
more forcefully “in Latin
America. ‘

‘this country’ is still ‘not 2’ nes

SHE'S HOOKED ON FISHING. Who. says: women
as good at fishing as'men?. Here's an outdoo
o's determined to keep casting at this. déserted

she's
he remembered tq add som

bagged a big one.

nd
f, it might help if
to the end of that hook!

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DEAR SUSANNA: A marvelous

way to clean leather upholstery"

is to wipe off the dirt and dust

. with a damp cloth that bas been

dipped | into.a well beaten egg
white.” After the leather dries,
rub it: with:a-clean: dry. cloth.
This will ‘leave the furniture
with an absolutely beautiful. sa-
tin-sheen finish yet there is no
oily or waxy substance on: the
surface. ee
Stella Lis
When applying this procedure
to black or dark- colored leath-
er, use. very. tue oats 80 88 te

glossy,
with a clean damp cloth’,
another thing, ’ this’ same ege

treatment will help to. smooth’

out any -ripply. leather. on the
seat cushions: -
Susanna

DEAR SUSANNA: Now. that
ud

family
has the choice of pretending
are living in Holland or- Jap:

Either way they: remove their.
shoes at the door and alip'tnto a

pale of penny paper silppers.1
have: placed there in’ a Uttle
stack.

3 ‘Rlately,, however. T've relented

Uttle and they” bave’a: third
cholee. When they come in the
back door, instead of removing
their shoes they can, wash and
dry the soles'of them with the
equipment provided. : This: in-

. eludes a pail with water, plus: a
‘small brush, a sponge. and: an:

old. towel. These articles are
neatly arranged in‘a shoe shine

box beside the pail in the back ,

porch. ~
After a day or:two the whole

procedure came naturally to all .

of us. Now we are wondering

simply can’t understand why ev-
eryone: in this country isn’t
doing what,we are. |<

“Mother ‘Et al.”

DEAR SUSANNA: fo’ newly
married : and : just || ig to
make’ pastry. Somehow I seem
to be plagued with ple crust
stick-i-tus. No matter how much
flour. I. use,’ the » pastry ~ still

- clings to the rolling pin:mstead .

of lying flat on-my work board.
I try to follow the recipe exactly
and. do everything Tye been
told, but Ym. settine pretty. dis-

Don't be sad; “you'll have a
“the little idea

T've' got ey “you. Now,
everyone knows what a aut 1 am
about: finding: new! uses for old

nylons —iwell,~) you've . just
sbroughtt anid one: of the dar-
ee lingest

over the: haiidlé: at‘éach end.
Now i  dety yor lough to stick.
it“ obt afterwards,
aS ay. and pop it into the
kitchen’ towel drawer ready for
the next time. ‘
kok *

ff you ‘really. want

‘results froma packaged ange.
food cake, beat-the egg whites:
and ‘then combine’

two fresh egg whites that; you
have beaten until they are stiff.
What a.cake you wil) have.’ You
must however use an angel food
pan that is 11- inches across by
five inches deep.

Susanna

sandwich with hot”
these are the thlogs |, which © p!
quicken the senses, “cleanse thie
body: of Its wiiter ‘stupor, rem-
ind one that God fs set in His
heaven.

hich these are some or the rea
tite, ‘bette ah F hortaeye
due, or my wife is sear 4
baby, or [have a date with Sip-

NAD 1 hope to do wo unt th

water swirl around the white
rock, the yellow sun pick dp the
golden gravel of the stream-bot-
tom, .

Each year the ritual, is the
same, And each year it is differ-

. ent. There is the year when-you

fall off a log in the first three
minutes, and squish and squelch
yourself through the rest of the
day, a-sodden mess, wet: fags,
wet matches, soaked sandwich-

and there is the year when
voli b hit the stream at the crack

times;; sake, and have caught
your limit before work-time at 9
ams 2

“And: there’s the year when
your bait-can falls from: your

* belt fato a torrent, aiid you snap
i

Tinie fer the aoe ee

“mustard; |;

beer! sprees jou? @ sour cream
souffle, roast chestnuts and pep-
Pesrnint vers \as dessert.
Then I réallzed it was Opening

led trout; re hie fried i
butter? They'd never, forget it.
With.a light heart;I hit for the

trout. stream, on Opening Day. °

fing: day, .
were at least 47 big speckles in
thet just waiting’ to bit that
iu

Got home at 4.30 p.m. with *

two six-inch chub and a 14-inch
sucker, Went to the fish market,
They tad: nothing’ but some fair

fy large whitefish, which’ some-,

how didn’t ‘look; like: speckied
trout.Called all. my. friends.
They bad either been

like mie; or stated’ flatly, “The
hell with you, eer

love for my wife ts

overwtielming. When’ I. arrived
at this house at 5.80, she was
grilling stéaks in the oven.

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lets

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the process,"

the platter
the carved eilces back in the
ites before }.

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Jooking ‘slices of meat.
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kind ‘of war, with'a new Nate
out a Viet Cong guerrilla'fron i

farmers and villagers, aie aulout ffensive
slon*to use’ U. S. airmen. f Col
Dean Rusk’s ‘warning t ‘he no. negotlate
Vietnam cuts off ald to Is-in South, illustrate American
further Communist inroads in Southeas! ‘Asia,

aré,fightings
‘tongh ner Vietnaza troopers re fs
viet Cong fighters often pose
igainst’ them impossible. Decl-
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settlement ”

family ‘and ‘friends.’
cone change from
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or © mal
‘énch' dressing,

Bee ‘oil salt in, mh

you Just before’ addin Z to’: yo

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Students’ Questio

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This or “coating
of foods ciently. with. French
dressing be done when
using leafy vegetables that tend
to wilt... Add: dressing 10 these
just before’ serving and toss
ingredients’. together to avoid
spoiling the appearance :of th
salad by jWreaxine vegetables.

The dressing should be suit. (4

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‘lam ‘writing to ask the help | m
of your’ readers: in connection |
ith an investigation of the
speech of British’ Columbians
which we are

‘ings of .words in a ques:
Tease add it, Any inform-
in’ chan:

Evéryons knows that in Bri-} a ‘t
tain. ;there are? many :'different
_ SP the:; En: nee
3a man from Glasgow,
ple, does not sp eh
m the heart

zB . What do you call a long

parigd without rain? (in. Van-

it: a: miracle): If

many ot the pronunciations, are iz we 2 aes word for =
‘erent lea W) 8 jt rhyme with’

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speakin;

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sled to the ealads ‘flavor and

, | consistency. "Make @ ‘the ‘salad ‘ar-

simple. Strive - for

contrast of. color; ' flavor, ‘form

and) texture ‘of ingredients.
Balance’ is

also’) portant

| az fe ae Neve et
Russian, ete,),“or: unusui green’ md beyond::the ‘e ge
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cine noticed’ in’ other parts ery tends to. dwarf -tho ‘aalad.

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we can turn up, before we start

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