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PREMIER David Ben-Gu-rion
is striding to the resi
dence of Israeli President
Ben Zwi, his resignation in
hand. Zwi asked him to re
consider. (International)
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Friday. January 10. 1958
Family
Council
Mr. J. F. I want to push
Leon on.
Mrs. J. F. There's no sense
expecting big things of him.
Mr. J. F Our youngest
boy is somewhat of a problem
to us. Leon is 14 and is in the
right grade in school for his
age, but he is always at the
very bottom of his class.
Leon does his homework
every day, but I can see that
his mind is not on it. He just
daydreams. He realizes he is
not as smart as some of the
others, but he doesn't make
the extra effort he should
make to keep up with them.
I am sure he can do much
better work and I try to push
him on, telling him how im
portant it is for him to get an
education. These days a col-
Jege education is everything
and Leon's brother will soon
be starting college. I want
him to go, too, but my wife
says it's no use trying.
Mrs. J. F. 1 say we should
just leave Leon alone as far
as his schooling is concerned.
He finds the work very hard
and there's no sense making
him feel worse than he does
about it. He'll never be able
to get into college in a mil
lion years. He told me so the
other day and he had tears in
his eyes. Why should we tor
ture him?
My husband broods about
Leon all the time, but I tell
him we should be grateful we
have one smart son. There's
no sense expecting big things
of Leon. We should be glad if
he stays out of trouble and is
a healthy boy. He'll earn a
living, even if it isn t in a
fancy occupation. Everyone,
including his teachers, likes
Leon very much.
The Council: It is not a
good idea to hold up an ex
cessively high goal to any
adolescent and if Leon is now
at the bottom of the class, col
lege does seem to be a too
high goal. It certainly does
seem wrong to torture this
boy by aiming at something
he feels he can't possibly
achieve.
We disagree very much,
however, with Mrs. J. F.'s
idea that Leon should be just
"left "alone as far as his
schooling is concerned."
We are sure that Leon is
better in some subjects than
others. He should be encour
aged to develop these strong
points. Mr. and Mrs. J. F.
should enlist the aid of Leon's
teachers to help him excell in
some way. Success will do a
great deal for his personality
and his potential mental abil
ity
Just because Leon may not
be college material is no rea
son to believe he does not
need help in planning his fu
ture. His parents should give
a good deal of thought to this
matter.
Mrs. J. F. seems to take the
attitude that the main ques
tion involved is whether or
not the parents should be
willing to accept the ego blow
of having a boy who is not
too bright. The real question
is how can the parents help
Leon to live and work up to
his fullest potentiality.
(Copyright 1958, General
Features Corp.)
Gibberellic Acid
Hastens Growth
Davis, Calif. (IPI A Uni
versity of California professor
says tomato seeds grow at high
speed if they are "souped up"
with gibberellic acli.
James F. Harrington, asso
ciate professor at the Davis
campus, noted faster seed
growth is of major importance
to growers who direct-seed in
the field instead of transplant
ing seedlings. There will then
be less chance that rain will
crust the soil before the plants
get started and the plants will
have a good edge in the race
with weeds.
Harrington's gibberellic acid
studies show growth was
speeded up 15 per cent by
soaking seeds in a solution
containing 10 parts per mil
lion of gibberellic acid. Solu
tions containing 100 parts per
million speed growth 20 per
cent and 1,000 parts per mil
lion resulted in 25 per cent
faster growth.
The professor used seeds of
the Pearson variety, some of
them also receiving various
combinations of treatments
and untreated seeds were
grown in soil and on blotting
paper. Three different grow
ing temperatures were tested
to compare the results of gib-
berellic-acid stimulation under
varied growing conditions.
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marked vaginal discharge or
irritation o r
s e nsitiveness.
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that it is due
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p a rasites
ur. Alvarez don t C a U S e
much trouble, but in a few
women, they produce much
discharge and irritation. In
many cases the infestation ap
pears to die out by itself, and
in others the woman gets re
lief by taking a vinegar
douche, perhaps morning and
evening (adding perhaps a ta
blespoonful of vinegar to a
bag of warm water). In other
cases, the woman gets well
by inserting a suppository
which contains a medicine
that kills the parasites. The
trouble is that the parasites
can hide, perhaps in the neck
of the womb or in some of
the glands at the entrance of
the vagina or of the urethra
(tube leading into the blad
der). In some cases they get
into the urinary bladder, and
then they must be gotten out
of there and the vagina at the
same time.
In many persistent cases
the husband and wife are in
festing each other back and
forth. Then, obviously, there
is no use treating the wife
j unlefs the husband is cured.
After taking large doses of
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women used to get a distress
ing infection of the vagina
with a mold that was hard to
get rid of. Fortunately, I
haven't seen such cases lately.
The National
Epilepsy League
Many a troubled mother of
an epileptic child, living In
some small isolated commun
ity far from a big city, will
write me asking where she
can get expert help for her
youngster. Her good home
doctor may admit frankly
that, like me, he has not had
experience using the new
powerful, but potentially dan
gerous, drugs for epilepsy.
Usually I suggest that the
mother get in touch with Mr.
Gray, of the National Epilep
sy League, 130 N. Wells st.,
Chicago, 6, 111. He has a list
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would be impossible for him
to answer requests for infor
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nose by mail.
(Released by The Register
and Tribune Syndicate, 1958)
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2 Come upon
scene
4 Fond desire
6 Mature
6 Colonise
7 Part of flower
8 Meditative
9 Beverage
10 It la (contr.)
11 Possesses
17 Cyprincid fish
19 Symbol for
tellurium
22 Goal
24 A continent
(abbr.)
25 Mental Image
26 Scorch
27 Gratuities
28 City in Norway
29 Dance step
30 Vast age
32 Signifies
33 Cushion
36 Maiden loved
by Zeus
37 Person
supposed to
bring good luck
38 Clever
40 Rank
41 Indefinite
article
43 Prefix: not
44 Discover
45 Bad
46 Classify
47 Policeman
(slang)
48 Japanese sash
49 Negative
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