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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
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TUESDAY OX KOIVTV: (61
4:45 p.m., Cartoon Time "Shop, Look and Listen" starring Little
Blabbermouse.
5:30 p.m.. Armchair Theatre "The Broken Cord" starring Lillian
Albertson, Jan Shepard, Marguerite Churchill.
6:30 p.m., Sgt. Preston trails a convict in the far snow-covered
reaches of the Yukon.
8 p.m., Phil Silvers Bilko sees a newspaper ad stating fortune
can be made breeding mink, in "Mink, Inc."
8:30 p.m., The Brothers The spector of imminent marriage threat
ens to break up the combination of Harvey and Gilmore.
9 p.m., Victor Borge Show Borge, pianist comedian, will resent new
version of "Victor Borge's Comedy in Music" as special, one-hour
show. Will follow format of Borge's Broadway success, a record run
of 84!) performances, will include both comic and serious piano work.
10:30 p.m., I Led Three Lives Richard Carlson foils a Red plan
to "mug" a union leader.
11:10 p.m., Showtime on Six "Return of Rin Tin Tin" starring Don
ald Woods, Bobby Blake.
TUESDAY ON KPTV: (27)
6:30 p.m.. Cisco Kid Cisco and Pancho. trail a fence who pur
chases stolen jewelry from outlaw leaders like Pete.
8:30 p.m., Noah's Ark A beautilul blonde model brings her allergic
poodle to all animal hospital and promptly makes a play for young
Dr. Noah McCann. Joi Lansing and Paul Burke star.
9 p.m., Jane Wyman Show An attractive Kansas spinster living with
a possessive sister and brother-in-law, finds romance a difficult ad
venture in, "While There's Life," starring Jane Wyman, Gordon and
Vivi Janiss.
9:30 p.m.. Circle Theatre "Search, Seizure and Arrest," dramatiza
tion about U.S. Customs officials and their job. John Cameron Swayze
fis host.
10:30 p.m., Badge 714 A "hot rod" hit-and-run driver is the object
of intensive citywide search, when Sgt. Friday learns that an expectant
mother died of injuries sustained in the accident.
11 p.m.. Scarlet Pimpernel The Scarlet Pimpernel's plans to thwart
Chauvclin's ruthless scheme of murder are not helped by the ro
mantic indiscretions of the "Ambassador's Lady."
11:30 p.m., Tonight Starring Ernie Kovacs.
TUESDAY ON KLOR: (12)
4:30 p.m., Jingle Dingle's Christmas Party The puppet Jingle Dingle
introduces a program of Christmas carols, cartoons and puppetry.
5 p.m., Mickey Mouse Club "Neath Arizona Skies."
p.m., Superman "The Riddle of the Chinese Jade."
6:30 p.m., Fishing and Hunting News Film's of an Indian-guided
trip in dug-out canoes down the famous Quinalt River on the Olympic
Peninsula for steelhead fishing.
7:30 p.m., Conflict "Stranger on the Road." On the dodge from the
law, a shy young man seeks safety on a cattle ranch.
8:30 p.m., Wyatt Earn "Nineteen Notches on His Gun." Wyatt and
Bat Masterson disguise themselves as Texas badmen to round up
a troublesome trail gang.
9 p.m., Broken Arrow "Cry Wolf." An imaginative boy witnesses
a murder.
9:30 p.m.. Theater "Once a Hero." An ex-rodeo king attempts
to recapture his son's respect by returning to the scene of his famous
triumphs. Ward Bond, Richard Eyer. Ben Johnson.
10 p.m., Ozark Jubilee Emcee Red Foley presents 10-year-old tom
boy Brcnda Lee, who sings "I'm Going to Lasso Santa Claus" and
"Christy Christmas."
10:30 p.m., Klor Presents "The Mix-up." starring Eunice Gayson,
Patrick Holt, Frederick V'alk and Karol Stepanek.
11:15 p.m., Hometown Theater "Bulldog Drummond's Secret Po
lice." Drummond searches in an underground labyrinth for a hidden
treasure and is trapped in an ancient torture chamber. John Howard,
Heather Angel, H. B. Warner.
WEDNESDAY ON KOIN-TV: (6)
2:00 p.m. KOIN Kitchen Demonstrates
for viewers today.
4:45 p.m., Cartoon Time "The
Ants vs. the Black Ants.
5:30 pm., Armchair Theatre "Escape to Nowhere,
LaRue. Lowell Gilmore, Lois Hall.
7:00 p.m.. Movie Hour Men who
cars at 140 miles per hour, provide
Against Speed. By John Robinson,
man. Regis Toomey and RicK Jason.
Miglia, Italian racing course.
10:00 p.m., Studio 57 The search for the killer of a young actress
leads to a resort town and a cat-imd-mousc game between a detective
and killer. Dan O'Herlihy slcrs in "Challenge," with Robert Middle
ton playing the "olherman."
10:40 p.m., Showtime on Six "Earl Carroll's Sketchbook." star
ring Constance Moore, William Marshall, Vera Vague, and Edward
Everett Horton.
WEDNESDAY ON KPTV: (27)
1:30 a.m., Home Arlcnc interviews Dr. Omer Carmichael, Louis
ville, Ky., whose foresightedne.ss in accustoming citizens to school
desegregation helped bring accord when the Supreme Court decision
was handed down. Lucille Rivers shows quick-to-make Christmas gift.
Natalie Core shows gifts for bailment workshop and sports ideas.
12:00 Noon, NBC Matinee Theatre "Love is a Locksmith," light
hearted story of a bachelor psychology professor's efforts to use his
profession in wooing.
2:00 p.m.. Comedy Time Joan
husband of jealous Avife in Alienation of Affections.
3:0 p.m., Northwest Home Barbara makes hors d'oeuvres and
easy-delicious dip.
4:00 p.m., Cowboy Serial Time
with Buster Crabbc.
4:43 p.m., Playhousp 4:45 "Big Fix," starring iJamcs Brown,
Tom Brown, and Sheila Ryan.
7:00 p.m., Willy Art League commissions Emile Pinet to paint
Paul Revere: Pinet consents on condition Willy be his date until it is
finished in "Willy and L'Affaire Paul Revere."
8:00 p.m., Adventures of Hiram HolMday Wally Cox as Hiram is
chased through an Italian carnival by two revolutionary leaders.
8:30 p.m., Father Knows Best Andersons have. long tolerated Al
dus Lydom's eccentricities, but when he breaks promise to Kathy they
feel he deserves rebuke on "The Good Prospect."
9:00 p.m., Theatre "Teddy Bear," drama of a violent meeting
between two foraier prisoners of war in Korea.
10:30 p.m., Mr. District Attorney David Brian as Mr. DA. faces
a kidnaping that almost becomes murder.
11:00 p.m., Dateline Europe A voice nobody knows and a man
ho thought his friend, put Robert Cannon under suspicion of murder,
in "Free Germany."
11:30 p.m.. Tonight Steve and gang go to Miami Beach to help
celebrate NBC 30th Anniversary. From Fontainbleau hotel with vio
linist Florian Zabach, ventroliquist Clifford Guest and dancers Page
and Bray.
WEDNESDAY ON KLOR: (12)
12:30 p.m., Mid-Day Matinee "Eight O'clock Walk." starring
Richard Attenborough. Cathy O'Donnell, Derek Farr. Ian Hunter. Taxi
driver accused of murder of a little girl; wife fights for his cause
in court. 19.53.
2:00 p.m.. Life With Elizabeth "Tree in the Freeway," "That
First Kiss." "Boy Friends Visit."
2:30 p.m.. Lady of the House Sybil Shearer of the Pacific Lamb
council demonstrates new lamb dishes. New hair fashions discussed. j
3:00 p.m., Afternoon Film Festival "The Perfect Woman," star- !
rin? Patricia Roc, Stanley Holloway ad Nigel Patrick. A bachelor
scientist invents a mechanical uoman with an emotional sensitive
personality.
4:30 p.m., The Range Rider "Rustler's Range." The Ranpe Rider
and Dick West find a murdered wrangler and an unconscious girl lying
on a lonely trail.
5:00 p.m., Mickey Mouse Club Indian children and pets in new-
reel.
6:00 p.m.. Western Marshall "School Teacher," under suspicion
for mail robberies, investigated by Steve.
6:45 p.m., Pep-Saddler Fieht 1951 reatherweight championship of
the world, the title which Willie Pep lost and regaid from S.ndy
Saddler. "
7:00 p.m.. idny Night Firfifc a;;c lay M u
middleweight championship on the line against G(e F ullmtr ai Mad
ison Square Garien in a 15-rnund title bout. Jack Dre ccoimentator.
8:00 p.m.. Disneyland Fantasylgnd: "Pluto'i Day," entire pro
gram of Pluto's adventures. o Q
S:00 p.m., Sheriff of Cochise "Lost Mine."
9:30 p.m., Athentures of Ozzfe and Harriet "A Doctor in tne
House." Dr. Williams spends a few niehts with the Nelsons; Ozzie
develop some unusual pains.
10:00 p.m., Theater-Stars Eddie Bracken and Mona Freeman
life becomes complicated fnr i young couple when the husband buvs
up a traffic island in front of his house in order to placate his
ml UMsVm Hometown Theatrr-'Woman in the Window." starring
FduardC Robinson. Joan Bennett. Raymond Massey and Dan Duryea.
A rvcMorit ki'! "nan in pe1f-Wwi and tries to hide the body.
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"Ambrosia Icebox Cake'
Fighting 69 'i
starring the Red
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drive the sleek, powerful racing
the drama and suspense in Mm
stars Farley Granger, Mona rree
American cars on famous Millo
accused of having attracted the
Part One of "His Brother's Ghost
DENNIS THE MENACE
Let not tell DAD, A10M. ITU just spoil
HIS WHOLE EVENING. OKW.MOM? Ak)M?
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5:30 p.m. KOIN Armchair
5:45 p.m. KVAL News, Wei., Spta.
8:00 p.m. KLOR Superman
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:30 p.m. KPTV Cisco Kid
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KOIN The Brother!
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11:15 p.m. KOIN Movie
KLOR Movie
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11:30 p.m. KPTV Tonight
WEDNESDAY
KPTV Today
KOIN Panoroma Pacific
KOIN Fun to Reduce
KPTV Tic Tac Dough
KOIN Valiant Lady
KOIN Love of Life
KPTV Could Be You
KOIN Search Tomorrow
KOIN Guiding Light
KPTV Dtng Dong
KOIN Stand Up
KPTV Home
KOIN As World Turns
KOIN Miss Brooks
KPTV Term. Ernie
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11:30 a.m.
KOIN House Party
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KOIN Bifl Payoff
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KLOR Public Interest
KOIN Bob Crosby
KLOR Movie
KPTV Queen for Day
KOIN Brighter Day
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KOIN Secret Storm
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KPTV Modern Romances
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KPTV Married Joan
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KOIN Mr. Moon
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U. S. Protests,
Hungary Reds
Restore Lines
WASHINGTON Uv-A U.S. pro-
lost lo Hungary against a new
cutoff of communications with the
American legation at Budapest
has brought a reply that things
should be back to normal today.
Tibor Zador, first secretary of
the Hungarian legation here, told
newsmen after receiving the pro
test late yesterday that he was
"99 per cent certain that by to
morrow everything will be all
right."
It was the second time since
the Oct. 29 Hungarian revolt that
communications were severed be
tween the Budapest legation and
Washington. A State Department
note handed to Zador said the
second interruption began Sun
day and continued for more than
24 hours.
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HOLLYWOOD
By BOB' THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD UK Carol Mor
ris, Miss Universe of 1957,. is em
barking on an acting career with
her pretty blue eyes wide open.
The statuesque beauty from Ot-
tumwa, Iowa,
has reported to
Universal - In
ternational t o
begin her con
tract. Her first
role is as a chor
ine in Man ot
a T.h ou s a n d
Faces," and she
has a total of
one line.
Whether or not bob Thomas
not her roles get bigger depends
on her ability, and she's realistic
nK,.t It
I knnw tho nrMc nniintt Krtull. 1
tv contest winners' making a
as nrtrossoi: " she remark! "Not 1
Vol;
many have made it, and I can j associate professor of medicine,
sec why. Because a girl is good,"'"' Dr. Archie H. Tunturi, assist
looking that's no reason she ant professor of anatomy,
can become an actress. I The Atomic Energy Commission
"It takes a lot of study and
trainine in learn aci ni! Rieht
now I m going to classes at the a- "ral. proiessor ano ncau 01 me
studio and studying as hard as department of biochemistry and
I can. 1 hope 1 can make it. Butllr- E. E. Osgood, professor and
if I don't, I'll go back to college i
and get my degree."
Caro. still seems a bit awed by
all that has happened to her
since she won the beauty prize
last summer.
From Long Beach she went to
New York for a publicity whirl.
In a few days, she clocked 24
TV and radio shows. Then she
had a triumphant return to Ottum
wa. ,
I thought at least I would get
some rest there," she said. "But
I found our house filled with re
porters and photographers. One
time I walked into my bedroom
and there were reporters making
notes of everything that came out
of my suitcase!"
"She had some more touring.
then reported to U-I to begin her 1
training as an actress.
AF to Pav Part Costs
At Portland Airport
PORTLAND tfl President
W. L. Williams of the port of
Portland commission says the Air
Force has agreed to pay part of
the cost of maintaining the inter
national airport in Portland.
lie says the annual maintenance
payment by the Air Force will
amount to a maximum of $25,000.
In return the port has leased :
land to the government for build-
ing a runway connecting Air!
Force facilities ot the airport with I
a new 8,800-foot runway. I
CARRIE CAUSES A
Gifts, Cards,
Debbie and Eddie's Firstborn
By ALINE MOSBY
United Press Hollywood Writer
HOLLYWOOD (UP) The most
disrupting influence in staid Bev
erly Hills these days is a blonde
beauty named Carrie Fisher, aged
six weeks.
Carrie, as devotees of America's
sweethearts know, is the first born
of Debbie Reynolds and Kddie
Fisher and has caused cvcn
more commotion in the suburb
than when the city threatened to
chop down the palm trees.
The mailman staggers into the
Fisher home dairy under a burden
of letters, cards and hand-made
elaborate presents from doting
fans. Fisher also staggers home
daily under a burden of presents j
for his baby.
The sight-seeing buses wait with
loads of tourists for the nurse to
wheel litle Carrie down the
street. When I arrived for an in
terview I had to elbow through
a group of youngsters waiting
hopefully out front for a peck.
Halloween Invasion
"Halloween night we really got
it!" said Debbie brightly as she
munched on a sandwich in the liv
ing room. "I wrapped candies in
Now Many Wear
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With More Comfort
PASTEETH, pleasant alkaline
(non-arid) powder, nulds falw teeih
more firmly. To eat nd talk In more
comfort, JUflt sprinkle little FAH
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gooey, pany ta.ite or fefllnR. Checks
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December 17
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State College
Gifts, Grants
Are $513,064
PORTLAND (UP) The State
Board of Higher Education today
accepted $513,064 in gifts and
grants, including one of $253,000
from the National Science Foun
dation.
The $253,000 grant will support
an academic - year institute for
high school 'teachers of science
and mathematics during 1957-58
at Oregon State College. The proj
ect will be directed by Dr. Stanley
E. Williamson, associate professor
of science education.
The University of Oregon Modi
cal School received two grants
irOIll me U.S. 1'UOIIC ncailll 31TV'
'. louiingwi.M lor researcn
Studies by Dr. MontC A. Urccr
gave grants totaling mu.ihio to n-
nance research airecica Dy ur. t.
head of the division ol expen-
mental medicine
Dr. Francis J. Reithel, profes
sor of chemistry, was named head
of the chemistry department at
the University of Oregon.
'Agribusiness9
Look Urged at
y 211111 I IT! Ill Pill
PORTLAND (fl The former
head of the Commodity Credit
Corp. told the Chamber of Com
merce Monday that farm and
business leaders w ill have to
attack farm problems jointly on
an "agribusiness" basis.
"By this, I mean that the food
and fiber phase of our economy
must be analyzed in its total
setting simultaneously taking in
to account the related functions
both on and off the farm," John
H. Davis said.
"In general, leaders of food and
fiber phases of our economy have
been slow to comprehend the
magnitude of iIk evolutionary
forces which are converting agri
culture into 'agribusiness' and
farm problems into 'agribusiness'
problems."
Davis is director of the program
in agriculture and husiness for the
Harvard University graduate
school of business administration.
STIR
Letters Deluge
waxed paper for the kids but we
ran out early."
The biggest item in the baby's
room is a life-sized stuffed baby
elephant from Papa fisher.
"A lot of fans sent toys, espe
cially musical toys, and stuffed
giratfes and teddy bears," said
Kddie. "We have enough presents
to open a baby shop. It's amazing
the way people make gifts with
their own hands, such as booties
and caps."
"Most of the gifts come from;
married couples and older peo
ple," added his wife. "One 78-year-old
woman sent an embroid
ered white dress she made."
Cards Stored
Little Carrie receives thousands
of cards from fans. Her mother,
who apparently appreciates t h e
benehts of being a star, saved
them all for her daughter to crfjoy
some day. The cards are stored
inside another gift, from producer
Mike Todd. He sent the baby the
huge carpetbag that Cantinflas
carries in "Around the World in
80 Days."
Tm going to paste the cards
a &:. Bifijuun mm m.uw
she's a teenager and say, 'Sec
all the commotion you caused," "
Debbie laughed.
Debbie and Eddie fly to New
York soon for the premiere of an
other "first production," their first
movie together, "Bundle of Joy."
They'll do another picture if the
right script comes along, before
Fisher begins his new NHC-TV
, show next fall. They plan another
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Synopsis: We spent all day
working in Santa Land and load
ing Santa's sleigh. Then we took
off for home and the secret
room.
Chapter Seven
THE SECRET ROOM
The night was half gone when
Santa's reindeer began slowly v
scending from the sky.
"Are wc there? Are we there?"
asked the princess. There was a
tremble in her voice.
"We must be," said Santa, "The
reindeer are always right. All I
have to do is tell them where I
wish to go and they always got me
there."
We peered over the sides of the
sleigh. There was nothing to be
seen except the silent snow far
below. Now the reindeer began to
circle and suddenly we saw a
monstrous shadow on the snow.
"Is that it?" asked Santa. "Is
that the palace?"
"Y-ycs," faltered t h e princess.
"I guess it is. But I've never seen
it so dark and fearful! There are
no lights at the guard posts and
none in the yards."
"Good," said Santa. "No one
can see us." He pulled at the
reins. With scarcely a sound the
reindeer brought the sleigh to a
stop between turrets and chimneys
on the roof of the palace.
"Now which chimney would lead
to the room we're after?" won
dered Santa.
"I know," said Princess Anne.
The room is on the first floor of
the crooked tower. There there's
the tower and the chimney!"
My Magic Word
I looked where she pointed. I saw
a crooked tower at the corner of
the palace. Santa took our hands
and helped us across to the tower
chimney.
"I'll lead the way." he whispered.
"But first I'll tell you a secret
known to no man on earth. It's
my magic chimney climbing word.
Remember it now. It's PETRON
EENYMO." With that, he climbed into the
chimney and dropped out of sight.
The princess and I were scared
to follow but wc were scared even
more to stay behind. We went feet
first into that black and spooky
hole.
t At first we just stuck there and
never moved at all and 1 thought
we were trapped forever. Then 1
remembered and 1 gasped, l'El
RONEKNYMO." Wc Flontrd ItiHtautly I
Instantly we floated gently down
and a moment later Santa had our
hands and we were out of the
chimney and In the secret room.
The princess' teeth chattered and
my knees felt like they had come
undone. But Santa boldly pulled
out a candle, lit it and held it
aloft.
I don't know what awful things
I had expected to see in this
mysterious room but what I saw
was a bunch of statues. Behind
the statues were shelves loaded
with bottles of strange colored
coioreu
liquids, powders and pills. On the
flnnr hnnlc iinrn mloH in lin,nc
"Well," said Santa. "There
doesn't seem to be anything so
strange here. The king comes
here to read and admire his sta
tues and take medicine for tome
ailment."
I felt my fears ease away. It
had all been the princess' imagin
ation, I thought. She had run
away from nothing.
turned to tell her so. She was
standing before a statue of a man.
Her eyes were fastened on the
eyes of the statue and she was
a tremble in her arms and 1
legs.
Suddenly she fell to the floor
in a faint. -
Smooth! Her Hair
Santa leaned over her and
smoothed her hair. "It's all right,"
he murmured. "Everything's all
right, you sec. There's nothing to
fear."
At last she opened her eyes.
They were filled with awful terror
anH th urhienrnH "Vnil'ro urnnff
Thcro is something more dreadful
wiR-iihcrc ,nan anything I imagined,
Santa started to speak but at
that very moment we heard footstep-;
in the hall and the sound
of a scratching at the door.
Tomorrow: Mystery Kiplnlned
Nobel Prizes
Awarded to J
STOCKHOLM, Sweden lifl
Amid royal splendor, eight men of
science received Nobel Prize
awards Monday. Five Americans,
a Briton, a German, and a Kus
sian were honored at the annual
ceremony in Stockholm Concert
Hall, crov ded to its 2.000 seat ca
pacity with royalty, learned pro
fessors and notables.
King (iu.stav Vi Adolf of Swrd-
en personally presented the
prizes.
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Husband, the Brute, Won't
Let Wife Date Her Ex-Beau
By DonOTIIY DIX .
PEAR DOROTHY DIX: When wc were married, I thought my
husband wns one of the kindest, most
1 find he wants me to give up this boy friend I dated for years before
I met him. He thinks I should stay home with him every night and
doesn't even want mo to go to the
older than I.
We had planned to marry before he left tor service, but when ,
he was called, he said it would be better to wait. 1 thought I
understood and agreed (what else could I do?). Mother was furious, ,
had an argument with him and told him to leave me alone. He
departed, and didn't write for six months. '
When I did get a letter, it was a pleasant one asking me to ,
write but emphasizing that our correspondence was to be strictly
on a friendship basis. 1 acrecd. After a few months, his letter
changed. He spoke of loneliness, his great desire to come home
land see me, even mentioned getting married when he's V ,
Since then he just about alternates between hot and cold notes. ,
I don t know which trend to follow.
Dnrlcne
DEAR DARLENE: Digging
guess would be that he's a bit lcary of the bonds ot matrimony,
especially after the run-in with your mother. He's a very young mail, -.
and the thought of matrimonial responsibilities simply dismays him.
When you write, don't dwell constantly on the fun your single
crowd is enjoying. Write about the happiness of your domesticated
friends, building up the joys of family life. Make him see a picture
of marital bliss, rather than one of marital obligation. If he's normal,
he'll succumb before 351
DEAR DOROTHY DIX: I'm
able to go out when he's asked
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believe that I like him? Ida
DKAR IDA: This is a siluaiion that faces many gals, and for
some reason they're usually loalh to admit parental restrictions on'
dating. Be frank about it; explain that your parents have just
recently lilted the ban. If you have an opportunity for further
explanations, tell him you're sorry you hedged, but were afraid
lie d think you were a baby. Honesty never hurt!
DKAR DOROTHY DIX: I like
All the girls flirt with him, ond I don't think he likes it. What can'
I do to attract his attention? Lolly
DKAR LOLLY: Be different:
hope that distance lends enchantment.
Send your problem to Dorotiiy I)lt. Or write for her free leaflet
1)17, "The Ideal Husband." In all eases, be sure to enclose a itamnrd.
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movies with this boy Dot
DEAR DOT: The brutel Ot course you d be
willing for him to escort one of his old girl friendi
to the movies, or dancing or what not I
Well, Dot, he's abiding by the rules of matri
mony and I guess you'll have to .suffer. When the
minister said the bit about forsaking all others,
he really meant it. Your promise, "I will," should
likewise have been in earnest.
DEAR DOROTHY DIX: How can a girl tell
whether she's wasting her time or not? I'm 22, ,
and have known Kric for four years. He's a year
Should 1 encourage him or stall? .
through all possible motives, my
crazy about Van, but have never been
for a date. Mv parents wouldn't let
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