I 12 Th Newi-Review, Roieburg, Ore. Thur., Moy 26, 1949
GRADUATION PLANNED
Graduation exercises will be
held June 1 at the Elgarose School.
All parents and friends of the
students are invited.
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CALISTHENICS FOR TEACHERS Egyptian women students in Cairo's Teachers
College co through their calisthenics drill on the held of the National Sporlinr Club.
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Villa." outside Vermilion,
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CAMP FIRE GIRLS
Potowatomi Camp Fire
Activities of the Potowatomi
Camp Fire group recently in
cluded a tea May 15 to-honor
their mothers at the home of
their guardian, Mrs. Sidney Dom
enico. Reports were heard on
Spring Festival ticket sales and
work on the national birthday
honor was discussed.
The group planned a skating
party for later in the month. At
tending the meetings have been
Barbara Brand, Leola Lorenzen,
Shirley Pinard, Joan Leach, Syl
via Rand, Sharon Bloom, Bev
erly DeRoss, Beverly Nickell,
and the guardian, Mrs. Dom
enico. Tawanka Camp Fire
Tawanka Camp Fire Girls of
Umpqua worked at the Red Cross
office in the Armory recently
making favors for hospital pa
tients. The girls prepared a pro
gram for a box supper held at
Coles Valley Grange hall with
proceeds to be used to send mem
bers to Camp Tyee this summer.
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their guardian, Mrs. Ted Road
man and discussed plans for
camp sessions. At a recent meet
ing the group discussed their
ceremonial and awarding of
beads.
Wahanka Camp Fire
Riddle girls belonging to the
Wahanka Camp Fire group, with
Mrs. Katherine Townsend as
guardian, sold doughnuts and
Spring Festival tickets during
April to assist the Roscburg coun
cil. Aprons were sold by the girls
to swell their summer camp fund
and the group also helped with
a candy sale sponsored by P.-T. A.
Prior to Mothers Day the girls
wrapped gifts for their mothers
and learned to construct paraffin
stoves.
At the May 19 meeting the
group concluded a series of live
baseball games with the Tanda
Camp Fire group of Canyonville
with Riddle winning the games.
The losers will hold a picnic
June 15 for the winning Riddle
group.
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College Girl 'Grad' Asks Advice;
Male Philosopher Wastes Words
By HAL BOYLE
NEW YORK. (P) The sweet young thing had a stormy look In
her eyes as she marched up to my desk.
"May I be of any assistance to you, ma'am?" I Inquired cau
tiously. You have to be cautious In a newspaper office these days when
pretty girls come up to you. You never know whether they want
you to be the last man In their Pyramid Club, or to tell you they
Just shot down their dear old grandmother for reading loo many
comic books. ,
"Yes, you can help me," slie
said. "You wrote a piece telling
college men graduates how to
get ahead In life. Hut how about
the girl graduates? Haven't you
anything to tell me?"
"Have I? I asked, looking to
see which ear she wanted filled
first. Sit down, my dear."
The only seat 1 have for callers
Is an iron-rlmmed waslebasket.
She stood and stared at It in
careful helplessness. I sat and
stared at it, too. Then I got up
and sat down on the waslebasket.
and she moved over and sat
down In my chair.
"1 don't think there Is anything
I can tell you," I said.
"Why?"
"Because volt Just showed you
have already learned woman's
most Important art how lo get
men to do what you wanl."
"Oh, men" she said. "1 some
times wish nil Ihe men in the
world were dead not that they
probably aren't."
"Why are you mad at men?"
"Because I hoy take up so much
space. What chance has a woman
who wants a career? Men hold
the big Jobs. If there's a soft
touch in life, It's theirs."
She said this and me sitting
there cramped on an Iron waste
basket. Woman's World He Says
"Look," I said. "You've got life
backwards. Men lost out in the
struggle to rule the world lung
ago. It's a woman's world to
day. The prime aim left to men
is to make women happy. Men
work, women spend. This isn't
Just a feminine age we're living
In- It's a feminine rampage."
Well, she said. 1 can see
The T'entaeon. the world's larg
I est office building, Is only five
stories high, hut eonsisls of five
1 lines of buildings connected bv
why they call you the poor man s 10 corridors.
philosopher. You certainly aren't
Ihe poor woman's Socrates or
Gable either, for that matter.
What ubout equal rights?"
"What about equal rights do
you want those, too?" 1 asked.
"Einstein couldn't figure a for
mula lo give women equal rights.
Anil It wouldn't be fair to them
li lie did."
"How can I have a successful
career?"
"Work hard, use vour brains,
be friendly Just like I told the
college boys. And don't try lo
capitalize on sex in business."
"Is there nnv way I can avoid
It?" She dimpled.
"No, I guess not," I sighed. "Not
for another 30 years. Then II
won't make any difference. What's
your name anyway?"
"Just cnll nie Jane College,"
she said. "I came lo see you
on a dale."
As she turned to leave, T said:
"Can I give you just one more
piece of advice? Few women
or few men either-ever found
coniplcle happiness in a career
alone. It's belter to be queen in a
kitchenette than a sub-princess in
a liO rooin office. Find you a nice
healthy man and marry him?"
"Who'd you have In mind?" said
the sweet young thing.
I went back lo my chair, still
feeling like 1 was silting in the
wastrbaskel. I suppose this is
the way any man feels who ever
tries to tell any woman anything.
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Rut brake linings wear lights grow dim with time
tires can lose their bite and traction.
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They enn replace scaled-beam headlights to give
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Diane Allen (above). 13 admitted
to authorities that as "overpower
ing" urge to kill drove her to
drown Charles Johnson. 7. Dy hold
ing his head beneath the surface
of a stream near Joliet, 111. Diane,
who now lives m Oak Lawn, a sub
urb of Chicago, explained she had
Intended to kill the boy for some
time.
Okiyahapi Camp Fire
Members of the Okiyahapi
Camp Fire group met with their
guardian, Mrs. J. M. Boyle: Sat
urday morning for a hike and
inspection of a green house. Aft
er the hike they returned for
games and a sack lunch.
At an earlier meeting at rul-
lerton school the girls arranged
tables for a P.-T. A. bazaar and
proceeds will be used by the
Camp Fire organization. The P.-T.
A. sponsoring committee served
dinner to the group at 5:30
p.m.
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