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Page 8 Section" I ITHfi CAPITAL' JOURNAE Salem, Oregon, Tuesday, February g, 193t DOROTHY DIX COLUMN You're Only 13 Young Lady, Let Your Parents Help You By DOROTHY DIX DEAR DOROTI1Y DIX: 1 met a boy at a party. He' 23, and Uiouch I'm only 13 he said he would come visit me some time. 1 know my folks will slaushtcr mo if he calls. 1 don't care for him. ana wouia jikc io kijuvv nuw i can prevent inc visit. Worried. DEAR WORRIED: A 13-ycar-old can't be ex pected to handle all sorts of situations that's one reason why you nave parents, it you ten Mom and Dad about your problem, you'll find them co operative. I'm sure they'll help you out, instead of slaughtering you. When the boy calls, he should be told, quite nicely, of course, that the folks restrict dating to your own age group. DEAR DOROTHY DIX: Stan and I have been going together for two years, and while he tains ol love, a vague future, and distant engagement, he has never come right down to the point of asking me to marry mm, lie says he has to be positively sure before he takes that big step, Don t you think two years is enough time? Colleen. DEAR COLLEEN: When the young man begins making excuses, It's time for the young lady to lind another beau. Even if the excuse finder could be dragged to the altar, hp'd make a very unreliable husband. DEAR DOROTHY DIX: I am in love with a married man. He was free when I met him, but had already promised the girl to marry her, and didn't know how to get out of it. When he told me of the impending wedding, he said he planned to get a divorce as soon as possible. I know they never lived together as man and wife. I've continued going with him, but now his wife won't give him a divorce. Clarice. DEAR CLARICE: At 22 a girl should have outgrown fairy talcs. Your friend's story is impure fabrication from first lo last. As long as you believe it, however, you'll go with him, and will only wake up when some other young fool takes him over. DEAR DOROTHY DIX: Jack and I dated all through high school, and then he enlisted. He had quite a time, here and abroad, and ad mitted to several affairs. 1 was so disgusted and disappointed that I married someone else. I have a splendid husband, but unfortunately I (till love Jack, who is now married to someone else. We've seen each other a few times and there is no doubt for cither of us that we love each other. I want to he fair to my husband, myself and my baby, but I want love, too. Donna. " . '' " r DEAR DONNA: For the happiness of fveryone concerned, espe cially yourself, stick with your husband, f Romance Is a wonderful thing, in its proper place. What you call romance, however, would bring you no peace or happiness. Stop seeing Jack. It will hurt for a while, but the reward will be more than adequate. Send your problem lo Dorothy DIx. Or wrllc for her free leaflet D-28, "Neighbors." In all cases, be sure lo enclose a stamped, self addressed envelope, and send request to her, care of this newspaper. Straight A's Scored by 16 At North High . More than 100 North Salem high school students made the high honor roll for the first semester ol the 1956-57 school yenr, To be listed on the high honor roll, n student must have a grade av erage of 3.5 or better. Included in the group are Id students who had 4.0, or straight A grades. Those attaining the 4.0 grades were Dick Buchanan, Mnry Linda Doerflcr, Sue Jenkins, Sue Todd, Diana Boyd, Judio Kipper, Kent Lammcrs, Mary Ann Loo ney, Karen Mantle, Mary Olson, Ken Simila, John Socolofsky, Marlyn Sparks, Gary Vestal, Mary Campbell and Edith Brown. Receiving a mark of 3.5 or bet ter were Khthio Archer, George Baker, Patti Claggclt, Terry Cop ley, Janet Curry, Kathy Evans, Donna Hamman, Beth Horn, Dot lye Jones, Donna Kelley, Carolyn Klein, Carol Mason, Tom Meier, Patti Miller, Kevin Morse, Louis Parker, David Patch, Rev Ready, Marilynn Reaney, Bob Russell, Vinita Seal, Mnrjoric Simila, Lynn Stctzcr, Carol Stolk. Sally Tontz.1 Joe Wilson, Gloria Wood and Jim Wright. Bob Aaserudc, Gary Allison, La dell Anderson, James Bone, Joy Brown, Dale Drake, Mnry Kny Emerson, Jack Fletcher. Jim Franklin. Pal Gnvlord. Carlenc Gricst. Susan Griffith, Anna Belle Hart. Willis Holscher, Charles Jo hanson. Sandic Johnson, Sue John son, Elisabeth Keyscr, Wnvne King, Mary Ellen Klein, Lviida Lawrence. Jim Litchfield, Sandra Maas. Joan Marsh, Janice Marsh all, Sara Mayers, Judy Mogstrr. Pat Oglcsby, Judy Pah, Dennnn Parsons. Judy Query, William Sharp. Sandic Slenhjem, Richard Surroi, Julie Sutherland, Linda Walson and Jock Withers. 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