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Mothers Urged To Start Early >

By VIVIAN SANDE United Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, July 9— Mothers should start talking to their babies as soon as they bring them home from the hospital. If the baby isn't talking back by the time he’s 32 months old, his parents should seek the help of a speech therapist, So says dark-haired Miss Doris Trepel, head of the first speech clinie for mentally retasites) children here. The clinic was opened at the. Flower Fifth Avenue Hospital through a grant by the Lena Invalid Aid Society. Since its opening, some 50 children from three to 12 years old have been diagnosed, Some stuttered or lisped, some could not talk because of physi-

cal handicaps. Others: would not| talk because of mental disorders.

For all of these, the clinic uses the latest findings in psychology, psychiatry, sociology and speech| therapy, to make them willing or | able to talk.

Latest Methods

In the clinic, children are taught] to talk with picture books, mir rors, and other props. They are trained to use their lips by blow- | ing a feather on a piece of paper, | or by sucking their favorite drink| through a plastic straw, or blow-| ing out a candle. Each child gets one half an| hour's individual attention a day, | | and mothers are instructed to work with their children at home. Times photo by Henry E. Glesing Jr.

with picture books, for 10 minute MARILYN RHOADES, 3, does her “housework” each day and cares for her dolls. periods five times a day, at a She has a brother, Bobby, 4. Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Rhoades, 5540 Speedway

series of exercises. : Sometimes it takes a year or | Drive, are her parents. two of work, to teach a child who!

couldn't or wouldn't talk, to say|

even a few sentences but when | Marriage Is I £Di ISHING THE E DIRT 2%, Announced

of the most important things in his life. Mr. and Mrs. They have put him in communi-| Times Garden Editor 3317 Ransdell St. cation with the world in which he Q—I bought some roses early lives. this spring. They were supposed to be good roses but have not] bloomed yet. Could I take them back or what is the trouble?

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1 (such as blackspot). Be sure you use it regularly. A regular rose-spray day once a week is the easiest way to get into the habit. Another possible answer. to your trouble is that dormant roses (and I sus-

By MARGUERITE TE SMITH |

Ellen, son of Mr. and Mrs. 225 E. Terrace Ave.

Rice Provides --

2 ( 1, Ft. My-! Quick Dessert , Beginner. | .pect from the question that 2 m Se hare now staSteam a little otra rice next A—Two possible answers are these were dormant when pur-.., = 4 at Ft. Riley, Kas.

chased) were unusually slow

these. First, bugs might have spoiled the buds—actually eaten them off. Dust your plants regularly with a triple threat dust (or spray). Be sure it is a preparation gdod against chewing insects, sucking insects) ke. plant slice) and disease.

time and save it for this quick dessert. Combine the chilled rice! with sweetened whipped. cream and some slivered blanched almonds. Serve in sherbet glasses with | as yoonful of raspberry Preserves

to come into bloom this year. I have one that showed no buds Color Baby’ S Bathroom until the end of June. Be sure to water and feed your bushes have that hygienic look. as necessary. So long as new wash a bright blue crib, play pen,

Rowers then. !pale, anemic” colors.

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Theodore Wells, announce the marriage of their daughter, Ruth to Pvt. Richard A. Miller, Leo Miller,

The couple was married—May:

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This Budget |

Dish Full

Of Protein

By GAYNOR MADDOX | THERE is. plenty of good]

| food at the right price around land menu-making

can be than you think. Al (well fed family is usually | ‘easier to get along with. | To begin with, here's a budget ‘main dish with a fist full of pro-

{cool of the morning and cooked |

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One pound dried lima beans, one tablespoon prepared mustard, {one tablespoon: Worcestershire | sauce, one teaspoon salt, one teaspoon chill powder, one-eighth cup |cider vinegar,.one can condensed {tomato soup, one pound hamburget, one medium onion, chopped, (two tablespoons cooking fat, one-| {fourth pound bacon. Soak beans overnight in it | cups water; cook slowly in same] {liquid until tender. Add season-| {ings, cider vinegar, and ‘tomato {soup to one and Joneé- half cups {bean" liquid. Se { | Brown meat nd onion in cook-| |ing fat apd add to sauce. Alter-| {nate layers of drained beans and | meat in a three-quart casserole. | op with slices of bagon. Bake| {in hot oven (400 degrees F.) 45 {minutes Serves eight.

| “To that tiresome never- -ending|

question “What shall we have for! dinner tonight?” here are a few {air-conditioned answers, | Prepared for this column: hy ;budget wise and family wise Mrs. Frances Foley Gannon of the New {York Department they will enable you to make the family happy and keep the budget down: Tomato juice, stuffed breast of veal, mashed potatoes, bread, butter or fortified marga{rine, cherry cup cakes, coffee, milk.

|tatoes, Harvard beets, {vegetable salad, bread, butter or fortified margarine, raspberry sherbet, coffee, milk,

Tuesday's Menus

BREAKFAST: Melon, softcooked eggs, cinnamon toast, coffee, milk. —1.U0 NCHEON: ~“Fomato and corn chowder, toasted bacon sandwiches, fresh plums, iced

“| tea, milk.

DINNER: Hamburger lima bean pot, boiled new potatoes, buttered green beans, sliced cucumbers with vinegar and | sugar, enriched bread, butter or fortified margarine, blue- | berry _ple, coffee, milk,

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