Q — Circumstances brought me together with a lady on whose face show the marks of pretension and arrogance. She set about making it appear that her thinking is the highest, that the first truth is what-ever she utters, that her creed is the ideal one — and that whoever departs from her opinion is in error.

Do you not agree with me that respect for others, in all the variety of their ideas and their customs, is a quality of real consequence in the building of the nation — while we grope about in the pitch-darkness of anxiety? What is your view, may your kindness endure?!

R. S.

A — Yours is the right opinion, and yours the right aim... Truly, nothing will go straight for us until each of us bears his responsibility as a citizen, with such rights and duties under the conditions of life as make respect for his fellow citizens imperative.

And our feast days — if those in charge of us dealt fairly, they would make of them principal, national, public holidays, on which the whole nation rests together, so that the individual would feel that we are one nation which no factional leanings divide; we would call for a sincere brotherhood, and gather our inclinations toward one

unified national aim resting on mutual respect — and therein lies the general good.

Q — Some time ago I was worn out with my housework while my cooking was simmering on a brazier of embers on the kitchen floor, when my two children came running, heedless and unmindful, and overturned the pot; my daughter fell onto the embers, which caused her severe burns. Despite treatment and many remedies, no result worth mentioning has been achieved. Can you tell me of an effective medicine? With many thanks.

Hasiba Kh.

A — Modern medicine has taken great strides in the treatment of burns, and a specialist physician can help you more than I can; but I believe that the use of the fire brigade's remedy is of complete benefit in treating burns of every kind. It has shown brilliant results in numerous cases. This medicine is called Anti-Brûle, and it can be obtained from the fire brigade department.

Q — Despair fills my heart, despite the special affection that surrounds me — for I know that the source of this affection is pity, because I am extremely short of stature, with a

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