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Newspaper Page TextSalem, Oregon, Wednesday March' 21, 195 9 G . 0 4 0 Tgll New Beau of the Past . Before Someone Else Does 8 ' By DORBTHY DIX . 0BEAR MISS DItf: Should I tell the man I'm' in love with of previous sex experiences I have had? 1 have had relations with a married man, a boy I once loVed, aad a boy I cared nothing about. The first was under the inHuence of liquor, Uie second because I was in love, and the third I can't explain. ' The young man I love now .is 25, two years older than I am and I'm afraid he'll hear of my reputation, which isn't ton enaA I am trying to live it down but people just don't forget. I know I'd be a good wife if 1 ever married this man. Adele ANSWER: In the case of one mistake, I advise discreel silence, but since your reputation is quite well known, trying to hide your affairs would be rather useless. Sooner or later your beau is bound to find out and if deceit is added to indiscrimina tion in love, faith in you is bound to suffer a com plete blackout. Confession is best, coupled with a sincere de termination to make vour future cloudless. A man vno truly loves you will try to understand. Horan XJt t Coulee Dijm Floodlights WASHINGTON UB - An apprp- rietion of $75,000 to flood-light tha Grand Coulee Qam spillway as a nighttime, tourist attraction was asked Tuesday by Rep. Horan (H-Wash.). More than twice the neight of Nigara Falls, the 350 foot-high spillway, Horan told a House Ap- DON'T COUNT ON HIM DEAR MISS DIX: I am a widow of 62 in love with a man the same age, who is very unhappily married. He says he would leave his wife except for the fact that he owns considerable property and she would insist on having it if she divorced him. She is his second wife, doesn't get along with his children, won't do anything for him. I think she's only interested in his money. Elva ANSWER: When a man, no matter what his age, shows interest In a woman and makes excuses for not getting a divorce and marry . ing her, his .intentions are certainly open to suspicion. 1 Not many men are willing to dissolve a marriage, no matter how unattractive they make it sound. It's a bad deal for the other woman, '. whether she's 22 or 62. Naturally he's going to paint his domestic ;, picture in unattractive colors, but you can safely discount half of it. I I'm sorry for you, but chances of acquiring this man as a lifetime ; companion are extremely slim. DEAR MISS DIX: I am a high-school junior. Eric and I have known each other for six months and are very much in love. My parents seemed to like him, but suddenly mother has forbidden me to see him. I intended to finish school before we were married, but now I wonder if it wouldn't be best to run off. Being with the one you love seems more important than an education. Lois li. ANSWER: If you and Eric marry when you graduate from high school, you'll have 50 years or more of wedded bliss ahead of you. Does a year, then, seem too long to wait? Especially when it means a more solid foundation for marriage? I'm sure your mother's ban on Eric was caused by her conviction that vou were eettine too serious, too young and upon too short an acquaintance. When she has your assurance that you will finish school, that you will cooperate as to dating and curfews, she will most likely relent. DEAR MISS DIX: The Eirl 1 love is 10 years younger than I, has a very good job, and money in the bank. I've never saved any thing, as I never expected to marry, and now at 34 I don't have the money to set up an apartment, wnat can i ao; i am sure tne gin loves me and her Darents seem to approve of me. Bert ANSWER: Cuoid has laughed at bank accounts (or the '.bsencc nl them) before. If your Intentions are sincere, your affection genu. ine, a mutually satisfactory plan can be worked out. Tell the young lariv. franklv. the status of your finances, and start saving like mad. With her co-operation, that apartment will soon materialize. Send your problem to DOROTHY DIX, care of this newspaper, enclosing a stamped, self-addressed envelope for reply. (Released by The Bell Syndicate, Inc.) Don't Address Saucer Queries To 'Confidential Files', B.C. WASHINGTON Wl If you want Information on flying sauc ers, don't address your request to "Confidential Files, Washington, D.C." Takes too long. And besides, you may be investigated by the FBI. A lady out in .Los Angeles (name withheld by various gov , ernment agencies) dashed off a note on Jan. 15. It said: "Confidential Files . "Wash. D.C. "Dear sirs Please send me a a bulletin of flying saucers, or the address where I can get informa- PltWOLW.lS MAY BE A FAMILY AFFAIR Fidgeting, nose-picking and a tor menting rectal Itch are often tell tale signs ot rin-Womu . . . ugly parasites that medical experts say infest one out of evtrv three per sona examined. Entire families may be vicUms and not know it. To get rid of Pin-Worms, these pests must not only be killed, but killed in the large intestine where they live and multiply. That's ex . acUy what Jaync's l'-W tablets do ... and here's how they do it 1 First-a ecicntillc coating car ries the tablets into the bowels be fore they dissolve. Then Jaync'e modern, medically-approved in gredient goes right to work fciiia Pin-Worms quickly and easily. - Don't take chances with this dangerous, highly contagious con dition. At the first sign of Pin Worms, nsk your druitgiit for genuine Jsync's I'-W Vermifuge . . , the small, easy-to-take tablets per fected by famous Dr. D. Jdyne & Son, specialists in worm remedies for over iuu years. tion about them. I am enclosing 10 cents. "Thanks.1 Seemed like a simple, direct ap nroach except for the address. The Post Office, casting about for some federal agency that might have confidential files, sent it to the Federal Bureau of In vestigation. The FBI, never one to pass out military secrets, mads discreet in quiries, Then the FBI forwarded the let ter to the Air Force, advising that nothing derogatory or indicative of subversion could be found in the lady's activities, So the Air Force reached into -j j its nonclassinea ines ana piucnea A I out the latest summary on the 1 number of sightings of UFO (uni i j i:r: I rl. Innnllmi. Ueillllll'U HyH'B UUJLLWJ, WgLUIVt witn an explanation 01 wny people think they see flying saucers or what it is they see which the Air : Force can or can t explain, The lady's 10 cents was taped to the summary and both were : mailed to her address in Los Angeles. piupriptiw ibcoftimRtW, "it urtmirpss;! anyejhare ,s trat odd." "As man' greatest ttnirffitf it is "worthy eof the fintils ef Here in;," he declare. 0 Horan predict 'the 'fTS.IM lighting co. would bt returned to the treasury in 20 to 25 years by the increased number f tiwr ists who wotild take a M-cent powerhouse tour wtale waiting for the. nighttime spectacle. , The Congressman made his ap peal -in an appearance before the committee cm behald of appropria tions for Chief Joseph Dam, Bon- Portland CC 'ScieksMoncv For Dredging WASHINGTON ifi Appropria tion of 1,900,000 to continue dredg ing an ha 48-foot channel across Ihe mouth, of the ColuaAia River Vas urged Tuesday by Harold B. neville Power Administration, Col umbia Basin and other reclama tion projects. SeV- SectiSh lb to . HattM Apvfejeistions ulrantmiUM an Army iiwr dredge is now en routf to the riv er to begin the worl for ehinh Congress lt year appropriated 750.(. 1 "The valife of Its york will be lost unless the SI, 300.00 asked is made available for continuing the project," Say declared. Say, a local representative of the Portland chamber, also urged approval of a $500,000 planning appropriation for John Day Dam, $1,500,000 construction money for Cougar Dam, $100,000 for planning Cwrt ot 9tan'CfaV Railem lianit h.tfi ehoet talk' Tuesday be ftaloa club membor from Toronto, Ontario visiting here, Hnrold Mayes, He said Toroujo lias UP area clubt whose main public service proj ects are the world's largest music festival and sponsorship of boys on Green Peter Dam, and $250,000 for investigation and study of the Columbia River system including phases posing problems with Canada. "S1 aHW and girSf "stay at flome" camraj e$ ! I Charles Srhmidt, general chair- 'man oof nrraaefamaeara cka tinea ,$.'orth7e4 district liasve convew tio conjf it ., teM ef ) i veloping plans Alt' this eveVrte W. . . MurjAy was introfticafl rtr . member Preside ! Jerry .'..-. preside. . . ,, ,; Hurt i Fall . WILI.AMINA - Dtrtoy Parrett, son ot Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Parrett, is recovering from a 40 foot fall off a eliff in the city park. He suffered a broken left arm. JAYflEi for IPin-Morms 1 1200 Jam Church 1 1 For Allen Funeral ' NEW YORK Wl A throng of ! , theater and broadcasting lumin- ! aries ja m m e d St. Malachy's : Church Tuesday for the funeral of j Fred Allen. 1 1 Police estimated that 1,200 per sons, including many standees, 1 1 crowded inside the church. An ' I other 700 persons massed behind I ' police lines out front. Allen, who was 61, died of a ' heart attack early Sunday morn- j ing after collapsing on the street I while strolling. IWE GUARANTEE! it m YOU'LL IMPROVE ANY RECIPE . 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