Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
April
3,
1952
Softness
With
Children
Poor
WINNIPEG
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The
old
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"Spare
the
rod
and
spoil
the
j
;
Expert
cjCiLei
child"
is
still
highly
regawa
ny
Professor
Neville
Scarf
e,
new
JlieiH
$raitlctl
mm
i
.
.rt
i
,
del0
can
found
in
blankets.
Colors
are
bright
and
the
red,
'
greens
and
yellows
are
heightened
by
strips
of
navy
blue.
The
latter
originally
were
different!
colors.
First
they
were
braided
and
then
dyed.
,
Mrs.
Hahn
has
become
so
ex-
i
port
that
she
can
make
a
hooked
;
rug
in
a
week.
Patterns
of
this
kind
arc
varied.
Blocks
and
floral
patterns
are
among
her
favorites.
'
Another
mat
in
Mrs.
Hahn's
collection
was
made
from
a
burlap
bag.
The
finished
product
has
a
soft
appearance
with
muted
colors.
The
burlap
is
dyed
for
most
of
the
colors
with
a
bit
!
or
wool
worked
in
to
brighten
i
the
design.
.
,
1
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Jit'"""
Wik
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N-heo
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cK-an
of
education
at
the
uni-versity
of
Manitoba.
"Softness
for
children
is
as
bad
a
lcohol
for
grownups."
the
dea:i
says.
"It
gives
a
false
sense
of
confidence.
Firmness
Is
lading;
today,
not
kindness."
Dean
Scarfs,
a
recent
arrival
,
from
Britain
and
father
of
three
school-agie
children.,
says
there,
is
a
leridency
in
Canada
1o
omit
any
form
of
drill
in
physical
uraining.
He
finds
tt
strange
because
drill
makes.
alV't
bodies
,
..
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v.ccr'i"S
0
ST.
JACOB'S,
Ont.
r
Mats
are
Mrs.
Russell
Hahn's
stock-in-trade.
Her
home
is
filled
wi
h
them,
some
as
large
as
six
by
nine
feet
and
weighing
sixty
pounds.
Although
Mrs.
Hahn
has
been
hooking
mats
for
the
last
10
years
she
said
she
prefers
to
make
tire
braided
kind.
Material
used
in
this.-type
is
pure
wool
or
almost
pure
wool
such
as
can
be
sure
pun
and
it
can
We
fun.
"It's
needed
by
children
who
TEST
tuHI
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i
cannot
play
games
because
Uiey
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
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veteran
priiitrs
wnu
wii;u
uii
uic
uiu
vy
d.iuiiisi.uu
jjicoo
uu
wiiim
arent
agile
enough,
Proiesor
Scarfe
says.
"Yet
you
stress
grammar
and
spelling."
Telling
a
child
thin
tee
Is
unsafe
is
not
enough
either.
"I
U'll
wiy
children
it's
toin
to
be
painful
if
they
go
on
the
its
.
.
.
better
a
slap
than
death.
'
Perhaps
we
tiy
to
protect
our
children
too
'
much,"
he
says.
"We
lull
them
Into
false
confidence
until
they
don't
know
what
is
dangerous.
Don't
talk
as
thvy
do
on
the
radio.
Speak
to
them
in
an
adult
voice
when
you
speak
of
danger."
The
dean
says
he
used
to
pick
up
student
hitch-hikers,
"tout
not
now.
Let
them
walk
...
do
them
good.
These
high
school
boys
are
just
lazy."
W
nrintinc
business
and
Harry
V.
Wilson
is
letired
superintendent
of
the
Calgary
I
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'lumnqiu..
nffi,.o
voi
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in
a
font
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ith
Pump
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Washington
press
now
is
se.
up
in
me
roiuntia
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war
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Korea,
bcriiiiihik
"BUY
QUALITY
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NOT
PRICE'
EVIDOIMES
ne
25,
1050.
in
Regime
J,i
Formation
of
the
North
At
Prince
George
to
Get
Home
Finance
M
1
1,
ML
lantic
Treaty
organization.
wjf.
marking
the
first
time
the
U
S.
siniek
a
neaeetime
military
al
J
Crises
1
Harry
FAMED
EXPLORER
David
Thompson
in
1807
was
N
APi
Northern
B.
C.
Po
wer
Co.
L
tel.
Besner
Block
I'honc
-2Ifl
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Stewart,
B
C.
fr-mi
ywrs
as
Pie-Diitecl
Slates
have
:
1
the
first
white
man
to
explore
;
PRINCE
GEORGE
A.
R.
Bilk,
loan
official
of
the
Mutual
Life:
Assurance
Co.,
told
the
eity
council
and
Prince
George
Board
of
Trade
that
his
company
is
prepared
to
finance
an
unlimited
number
of
houses
here.
the
Columbia
River
from
its
yource
to
its
mouth
on
the
Pacific.
For
quick
results
try
a
Doily
News
Classified!
of
onscs.
:
tches
lnmi
April
n
he
slopped
up
proideiH-y
on
the
.
liance
with
European
nations.,
!
Establishment
of
the
Eupro-pean
Recovery
Program
billions
of
dollars
to
put
postwar
Europe
back
on
Its
feet.
rromulnation
of
the'
Truman
doctrine
of
military
and
economic
aid
to
countries
fighting
communism.
Launching
the
program
oi
technical
aid
to
backward
countries.
-
The
Berlin
blockade
of
1948-49,
't
up
by
the
Russians
and
broken
after
327
days
by
the
airlift.
Ratification
this
year
of
the
peace
treaty
with
Japan
and
of
related
Pacific
pacts.
Kim
D.
Roosevelt;
i
-hcn
nis
pian
n
beint;
discasseti
Id.
"We
will
accept
all
reasonable
I
applications,"
Mr.
Blrk
said.
j
Down
payments
may
range
from
20
to
35
percent
of
the
value
of
the
homes.
j
Interest
rates
and
payments
j
will
be
similar
to
those
under
j
the
National
Housing
Act.
.
.
j
Mrs.
H.
S.
Jefferson
and
i
9
Women
know...
imi
tills
line
were
'
crises
like:
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oi
tlie
United
i
id
of
I
lie
Second
lnw
essential
i
quality
in
toilet
tissue
in,
weeks
alter
no
I'll
rex
for
nl
diseriniinatinfi
vnnien
elionse
that
sjM'-ial
kiml
f
softness
,
i;
the
a'l'tmlc
ae
:.ing
ol
two
J.-ipmi-;945
and
the
later
i..in
ork
on
the
daughter,
Edith,
arrived
in
the
;
city
on
last
night's
train
from
j
Saskatoon
for
a
visit
with
Mrs.
j
Jefferson's
brother.
J.
H.
Mair.
1
and
niece,
Mrs.
Elmer
Clausen.
They
will
be
here
for
ten
days.
It
is
the
first
time
in
20
years
that
Mr.
Mair
and
his
sister
have
met.
The
crises
on
the
home
front
included:
The
"Great
Dobate"
Of
1951,
touched
off
by
Truman's
decision
to
send
six
divisions
to
Gen.
Dwitfh,
Eisenhower
s
NATO
command,
over
how
much
military
authority
the
president
has.
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comnuniin
and
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Spaghetti
with
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of!
Libhy's
Spaghetti
is
different
from
any
other
spaghetti
you've
ever
tasted.
A
specially
aged
and
mellow
(Jieililar
cheese,
cured
exclusively
for
Libby's,
gives
Libby's
Spaghetti
tang
and
flavour
no
other
spaghetti
has,.
Try
it!
It's
economical!
It's
quick
to
prepare
and
children
love
its
wholesome
cheese
flavour.
Ask
for
Libby's
Spaghetti.
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