Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, November 29, 1956, Page 44, Image 44

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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
Salem, Oregon, Thursday, November 29, 1956
Pride of Pennsylvania
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CHICAGO Dick Sour, chief herdsman of Pensylvania Slate Unl
Yenlly kneels beside PS Troubador II. the Shorthorn senior calf
which is grand champion steer of the International Livestock
Eiposlllon. The university also won the reserve championship
on Junior yearling Aberdeen-Angus. (AP W'lrephoto)
This Love Matcli of Pair in
Their 70s Sure to Succeed
Dear Dorothy Dix: For the past six years I have been working,
as gardener and general handyman, for a widow who is in good
financial circumstances. She's been so kind that I've fallen in love
with her, and I know the feeling is mutual. In fact, she has practi
cally proposed to me.
The obstacles rc: She's older than I (76 and 72), we are of
different religions, and she is far better educated than I. Do jou
think marriage between us could be successful?
Peter G.
Dear Peter: When senior citizens have a
foundation for congenial, harmonious living, many
obstacles that would be a barrier to earlier mar-'
riage dissipate into thin air. Difference of religion,
for instance, is serious in young marriages chief
ly because of the problems raised by in laws and
children. There is certainly no reason why you
can't follow your own faiths, at this point, with
out difficulty. Age difference and educational
background arc inconsequential. I think the
marriage would work.
Dear Dorothy Dix: My father is a very quiet
man. Because he has very little to say, people,
especially my hoy friend Fred, think he's anti social. Dad really
docs like Fred, but how can I convince the boy?
Beverly
Dear Beverly: As Fred becomes better acquainted with your dad,
he'll appreciate the sincerity of the silent type. Chitchat by no
means is an indication of good will, as some people suppose. Coax
Dad to show a bit more affability toward the boy friend; to please
you, I'm sure he 11 try.
Dear Dorothy Dix: After two years of complete silence my ex
husband has asked me to write him, and accept gifts. Should 1?
' Jacqueline
Dear Jacqueline: Follow your inclination. If you still like him,
this may be the beginning of reconciliation.
When two people have learned from their mistakes and determine
to do better in the future, a second attempt at marriage can be most
successful. .
Dear Dorothy Dix: I was married, and the mother of four chil
dren, when I met Gordon. I fell so desperately in love with him
that absolutely nothing else mattered. He paid for my divorce,
and I have ben living with him for a year. He never says anything
about marrying me. When I ask him, he'll say, "In a few months."
Should I try to forget him which I know I can't do?
Claudia
Dear Claudia: Perhaps you never will forget Gordon, but with i
your moral house in order, he would fade gradually into the back-!
ground. Gordon, or marriage with Gordon, will not hrinfi the hap-!
piness you think. Peace of mind must come first. In contemplation. !
the sacrfice may seem impossible, but in actuality you'll find it
easier than expected. Continuing with Gordon will only lead to
more and greater misery.
Dear Dorothy Dix: I have hurt someone I love very much with
a foolish lie. Even though I'm sure he loves me still, he 11 have
nothing to do with me. I have pi.oncd him, written and stopped
him on the street to apologize, but he won't listen. I really do
believe we could be happy together if he would change his mind, j
Dixie
Pear Dixie: What you really believe is that you could be happy ,
with him but aren't you taking a lot for granted in presuming :
to know his feelings? Since you have tried to say you're sorrv, !
without success, perhaps you should admit that, as far as he's con
cerned, inve is dead.
Send your problem to Dorothy Dix. Or write for her free leaflet
D-l, "Ambition." In all cases, be sure to enclose a stamped, self
addressed envelope, and send request to her, care of this newspaper.
Inside
By HUB THOMAS
Hollywood
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HOLLYWOOD - Must movie
stars nre a study in frustration.
Few seem content with their Int.
They want to lie directors, pro-
u. 1 ducors. writers.
fx business execu
tives, resort
owners, artists
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ills! Iil.-nn a,-.
tors. Jack Lent-
point.
Ji A la tu'cn nnl'rt'
i M fm ' " ' ns the erentest
CMHts MFPCtff new master of
light comedy shut t'ary Grant
graduat.-d from juveniles. The laii
even drew on Oscar lor his pains
lis the sc.nterliniiniil F.ns I'uhir
in "Master Huberts."
Hut docs that stalisfy him. Oh.
no. He's got to be a songwriter.
"Until recently. 1 was the
writer." He declared, "1 guess
I've written a hundred songs and
hundreds of melodies 1 even
wrote the score for a Broadway
musical which was never pro
duced. I've never even had a song
P'lHishcd until no "
That's when his eyes light up.
Jmii cess is finallv his!
fnlumhis needed a theme for
"Fire Down Below," in which1
I-rmmon stars ilh Rita Hay
worth and ItotxTt Mitrhum. l.im
mon had played some o( his worths
lor Jonie Tapps. head o( music
matters at the studio. When
sonvone suesttsi l.cnunon com
pose a theme. Tapps said okay.
Ki'ocntly the Lcinmon theme
was recorded at the studio by
Morris StnloK. It is hoped that
the tune will do as well as Stol
on's "Picnic" theme, a solid hit
ith the juke box croud.
'T went over to the stace when
they were rcconimK," lmnion
enthused "1 neser had such a
good lime in my hie Kwn sun
ning the IKvar diiin I c;v me as
big n thrill."
1 asked him about his musir.il
background. He explained he tis.k
piano lessons in a yuuncster. Hut
like so many others, he forgot
everything he learncsl.
Despite hi. acting success, he
still harbored the songwriting
urge.
"It's a terrific outlet for me."
he commented, "if I go lor to
or three davs without touching
piano. 1 start getting uneasy
I'sually hen 1 gel home at night
from a party, I II ut dnn and
play for an hour or two. It s a
great relaxer."
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