Salem, Oregon, Friday, March 15, 1957
THE CAPITAU JOURNAL'
Section 2 Page" 8
DENNIS THE MENACE -By Ketcham
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DOROTHY DIX COLUMN
Self-Improvement Program
Should Attract New Beaux
DEAR DOROTHY DIX: I'm very fond ot a boy I have known for
two years. We've had a few dates, but he hasn't called or seen me in j
over a month. What can I do to create more interest? . j
I'm not especially pretty, but am learning how to j
dress and make up to my best advantage. 1 am also
trying desperately to overcome an inferiority com
plex by reading books on personality development.
I feel if I can convince myself, I can convince
others. What additional steps can I take? Opal C.
DEAR OPAL: Right you are, girl; people will
accept you at your own valuation. Recognize your
shortcomings, remedy them, and you can face the
world with confidence and self-assurance the most
valuable assets you can have.
Try not to yearn over one misplaced boy friend.
When word gets around that you're a nice person to
know, he 11 suddenly remember your phone number.
DEAR DOROTHY DIX: My boy friend is very odd; one day he
(ays he cares for me very much, the next day he claims to have
changed his mind. We break up constantly and he waits for me to call.
I like him very much. What shall I do? J.R.
DEAR J.R.: You are making a fool of yourself before friends,
family and the boy friend. Unlcs a boy respects you, he will never,
never love you. And, unless you can respect a boy, you can never
really love him. Even at the risk of a temporarily broken heart, give
(his candidate for manhood the go-by.
DEAR DOROTHY DIX: My husband never wants me to go out. I
must be at home with him every minute. He's in the Army. I'm living
away from everyone, and have two children. I'd like an evening out
occasionally. - Rita
DEAR RITA: Docs he stay home with you every minute he's off
duty? If so, consider yourself a lucky wife whose husband loves her.
Get out with him, but don't start trouble by going out by yourself.
Is there a nursery on post where the children could be left for a
lew hours? Take advantage of It, but stay together,
DEAR DOROTHY DIX: I'm 18 and have been dating three boys
two in the Navy and one in the Air Force. They know about one an
other. They are all wonderful to me and I can't decide which one I
like best. Ann
DEAR ANN: Since they all know about each other, you certainly
aren't doing anything wrong. Perhaps when the boys return to civilian
life, you'll find It easier to make a decision or perhaps an Army man
will sweep you off your feet.
Don't worry about your popularity; many girls would envy It.
Send your problem to Dorothy Dix. Or write for her free leaflet
D-21j "A Happy Marriage." In all cases, be sure to enclose a stamped,
telf-addressed envelope, and send request to her, care of this newspaper.
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