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As We Live
NEVER ASK A MAN WHAT
HIS "INTENTIONS" ARE
When a man has been going
steady with a girl for several
years, she has every reason to be
lieve that his
object is matri
mony. If, how
ever, he never
jyi gets around to
"V"1 "PoPPJng the
( I question,"
wnai s n o u i a
she do? That is
the problem
that is facing
Dr. Hurlock . ... u
woman wno
wrote the following letter:
"I have been preparing my
self to tell my boy fiend that if
he doesn't intend to marry me,
we should stop going steady. I
am very attached to him now.
How will it be in the future and
what will happen to me if he
decides not to marry me? I think
I'll die. Should I have a talk
with him about the future?"
M. G.
Under no conditions should
you or any other young woman
ask a man point-blank what his
intentions are. In the days when
your grandmother was a girl, a
father felt that he had the privi
lege of asking such a question if
the young man seemed slow
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about getting around to propose
to his daughter.
But times have changed.
Fathers of today would not dare
do what their fathers or grand
fathers did for fear of scaring
off the young man and of bring
ing down upon their heads the
wrath of their daughters, their
wives, and all members of the
family.
Certainly that is not a ques
tion that any woman should ever
contemplate asking. But by
clever methods she can find out
the answer to this unasked ques
tion. And that is what you had
better do before you become
emotionally involved with this
young man more than you are
now.
Have Dates With Others
Let him know that you are
not his exclusive property by
having dates with other men and
by telling him about these dates.
Don't always be ready to jump
and do as he says when he bends
his finger. Play the "hard-to-get"
game and see if this does not jolt
him out of his rut.
Right at the moment, you
think you will "die" if this man
does not ask you to marry him
but I assure you that people do
not die from such causes. Of
course it will be a disappoint
ment to you and perhaps a blow
to your pride if he does not pro
pose but, would you really want
to marry a man who did not
want to marry you?
Going out with other men and
having a good time will help you
to get a better perspective on
ths problem than you now have.
You will begin to realize that
there are other attractive men
available. -
Elisabeth Hurlock is one of
the nation's great psychologists,
and she will gladly help you
with personal problems.
(Copyright. 1952,
General Features Corp.)
LIVES UP TO NAME
Columbus, Miss. U.fO Louise
Strong of Bentonia, Miss., was
selected "most athletic" by stu
dents at the Mississippi State
College for Women.
u0!dat40,50,60r
f.kn, Yca're Crazj
Forget year age Thrniranrle are paver a TO.
Try "pappus up "UK Ostrex. Coaulaa teale
for weak, rundown reeling due soMr to body's
laek at fcoa vBlek assay roea aas -rosea eaf
"old." Tastad by rxxun! 4 monad good
fsult. Many. Impressed, said. "Will prescribe
Osve-i la Knurs.'1 Try Orxres Teats TaeMta
for po. vim. you riser fetiing. Money back tf
sot delighted. 40 introductory sue eai 134.
At all drag stores everywhere--I
in Medfora, at Westers. Thrift
teres. -A.
Thnndar. March 10. 1M1
Your. Health
y OR. WILLIAM BRADY. M.D. .
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HI ya, eld fogies! Still dodgingstant pressure of the interests
drafts and keeping your feet dry
and preserving your sweet in
nocence of the
hazard of con-
versation
spray, the
same as In
1852?
In the third
bag of mail the
other dav -the
' I truck dumped
1 I five bags here
:
. that day - we
t found the let-
ter of the month. In the hope
that it may provoke some of you
Yankee wiseacres Yankee, any
resident of North America;
wlseaere, one who knows a lot
about hygiene and pathology
that isn't so into thinking if
you are still capaple of it I'll
print the letter here. In appre
ciation I am sending the author
of the letter the complete works
A Lot of LMtle Lesions in the
Ways of Health autographed
by the' living, at any rate still
breathing conductor of this' col
umn. (Editor of that furmy
paper in northern Minnesota
please take notice.)
Dear Mr. Brady:
How I wish you could see
my little girl, almost two,
raised according to the Brady
Baby Book. No colic. No teeth
ing troubles. Never has had a
physic. She hates hats or caps
and never wears any.: She us
ually has fewer clothes than
the neighbors' children, loves
to play in the wet grass with
cans of water, even on cold
days. She has had c-r-i twice in
tier life, both times obviously
caught from peoole. She has
never been really sick. We
can't thank you enough.
Yours sincerely,
You can't, eh? Ma'am, your
letter is the finest thing that
has happened to me in a month
of holidays. It will be something
good to remember when the con-
gets me down.
News 0f4"H
CLUBS
Sam's Valley Club
A box social is planned by the
Sam's Valley club for 8 p.m.,
March 21. at Sam's Valley school-
house. All clubs are invited to
attend. It is planned by the Sam's
Valley combined club.
Women and girls bring boxes
and men bring their pocket-
books. Everyone is urged to at
tend. '
All separate clubs were or
ganized at the last meting.
Next meeting will be on March
21, before the box social.
Nancy McDonough, reporter
Busy Bee Club
The Busy Bee 4-H club of
Reese Creek met March 11 at
the home of Mrs. Gardener. Bar
bara Mathews was elected sec
retary. The Just So Girls started their
needle cases which are to "be
completed by March 25. The
Sew It's Fun Girls are to com
plete their head scarfs by March
18.
Next meetings will be March
18 and 23 at Mrs. Gardener's
home.
Central Point Electric Club
Members of the Central Point
Electric club held their last
meeting at Chuck Taylor's shop.
During the meeting wire splicing
and soldering was done and the
club was taught how to use a
blow torch and smoldering iron.
The next meeting of the club will
be held Friday. March 28.
Tim Hartley,
Reporter.
Upper Rogue 4-H Dairy Club
The meeting of Upper Rogue
Dairy club was held at the home
of the 4-H leader, Grace Peile,
on March 10, at 7:30 p.m.
Each member told about his
calves. They had a discussion on
when and how to dehorn 4-H
dairy animals.
Officers elected were: Presi
dent, William Littlefield; vice
president, Nona Cobble; Velma
Peile, secretary and reporter.
Next meeting will be held at
George Millard's home, on April
14, at 7:30 p.m.
Velma Peile,
Reporter.
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and Its Care
M YOUNG
The Brady Baby Book, for
which send 25c and stamped,
self-addressed envelop, is one of
which make up the complete
the twenty-three Little Lessons
which make up the complete
works.
The trick specialists who in
fest Yankeeland today will -well,
they already hate my in
ternal organs anyway but I
dare say this baby book has
saved many young parents the
$10, $20 or $30 a month they
might otherwise have contribut
ed to some bumptious "special
ist" for the information and ad
vice they get in the booklet for
two bits and, meanie that I am,
a . properly stamped, self-addressed
envelope.
QUESTIONS ANSWERS
Cheese Every Day
Is cheese fattening? I am fond of
all kinds of cheese, from cottage to
Limburger, but my friends warn me
that it is sure to put on poundage
and so help me . . . (D. K-)
Answer No. The basic or model
health diet, on which you may pat
tern your own diet to suit your In
dividual requirements (see menu on
p. 49 of booklet THE 7 KEYS TO
VTTE) ineludea a daily ration of
cheese. Which kind doesn't matter
whichever you like. For the booklet
send 25c and stamped, self-addressed
envelope.
Ask In Writing, Not With
Clipping
Some readers just will not under
stand. When we had disposed of yes
terday's mall there remained the fol
lowing unidentified items: (1) Nine
teen stamped envelopes bearing such
addresses as "City" if mailed these
come back stamped Return for Bet
ter Address or Unknown or No Such
Address. 12) A handful of clippines
of items from my column marked with
ink or pencil by whom there is no
way of knowning. 3 An armful of
letters more than 100 words in length
or letters dealing with individual cases
or asking for medical opinion, diag
nosis or treatment. 141 Three perfect
ly good U. S. quarters. I keep telling
you . . . Well, shall we dance? (Ol"
Crab Brady)
At Least 200
For my science class at High
TA like to know whether there are
people who do not have to brush their
teeth because their teeth are so sound.
(Frances)
Answer Yes. at least 200 men.
women and children of American.
English. Scandinavian, Portuguese.
Italian. Dutch origin who live on
unrefined, natural food on the wee
volcanic island of Tristan da Cunha.
ana of three soecks on the globe half 1
way from Montevideo to Capetown
in the South Atlantic. They do not;
brush their teeth and they have the .
finest teeth of any civilized people..
(National newspaper aynaicaie,
Chicago 6. Illinois)
MOO-O-OS
and MUSINGS
' We have always ad
mired bankers for their
astuteness so we were
especially pleased to see
one being very astute at
lunch yesterday.
We saw Chester Irish
checking his salad's let
tuce for serial numbers.
Little Daisy
TONIGHT
KMED
7:30 P.M.
ROBERT
MONTGOMERY
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Judge Divides House
In Divorce Settlement
Spokane U.R3 Stanley B.
Robert was lord and master of
bis own backyard and basement
Wednesday but his wife was
boss of the rest ot the home.
Judge Charles Greenough
granted the beauty parlor pro-
proprietor's request after Rob
ert said he wanted to care
for his flowers and children. The
request was granted during a di
vorce hearing.
But the Judge gave Mrs. Rob
ert authority over the children
when they are in the house and
ordered the couple not to speak
to each other.
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACROSS
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13 Compass point
24 Drawing room
2& Impel
25 Part of
doorway
28 Finished
2S Ship channels
40 Wings
41 Scorch
43 Period of tins
44 Everyone
47 Fruit drink
45 Rekindled
0 Confederate
general
51 Aeriform Hold
62 Skid
S3 Mournful
DOWN
1 In what
manner?
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Harmonlz
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dummystake
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1J Wins
14 Mature
15 Benign tumor
It Priest's
vestment
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Sicilian Villas
Rocked by Quake
Catania, Sicily (U.F3 Two
persons were killed and several
injured when an - earthquake
rocked the small town of Santa
Venerina, 23 miles North of Ca
tania, Wednesday.
Police said two bodies had
been recovered. They feared
more might be buried in the
ruins of collapsed houses.
NAVT PREFERRED-"
Corunna, Mich. U.R) The
Shiawassee County draft board
has located a missing 19-year-old
draftee but to no avail.
Arthur Woodward, sought by
the board for induction since
last December, is in the Navy.
He has been stationed at Guam
for the last six months.
Answer to Vssterdsy's Purtle
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3 Servants
4 Semi-precious
atone
5 Festive
Bone of body
7 Printers
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I Regards
3 Gasps for
breath
10 Urge on
11 Sipn of zodiac
18 Collections
of facta
20 Poem
21 Color
22 18th President
of U.S.
2S One defeated
24 Broom
25 Stain
16 Spirited horse
28 Piece for one
(pl.)
21 Experts
32 Severe testa
34 ProJecUng
tooth
li Queen of
fairies
27 Girl's name
38 Putt up
40 Dry
41 Sink In middle
42 Mountain in
Crete
43 Man'a name
4o Meadow
46 Conducted
43 Spanish article
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Portland U.PJ Construction
of a microwave radio relay sys
tem between Portland and Seat
tle was underway Thursday.
The Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph company announced
it has let a contract for construc
tion of a 123-foot steel tower on
top of the company's long dis
tance building in Portland. It
will be the southern terminus
No FASTER Aspirin Than-
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of the system which win carry
network television as well as
telephone calls. The firm said
the $3,000,000 system should be
completed and .in service late
this year.
FALSE TEETH
That Loosen
Need Not Embarrass
Many wearers of false teeth have
suffered real embarrassment because
their plate dropped, slipped or wob
bled at lust the wrong time. Do not
live in fear of this happening to you.
Just sprinkle a little FASTXETH. the
alkaline (non-acid) powder on your
platea. Holds false teeth more firmly
so they feel more comfortable. Does
not bout. Checks "plate odor" (den
ture breath). Get FASTXETH at any
drug store. Adv.
PLACED IN IT5 PRESENT
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THE PORCH
OP MR dF. SNIDER,
Ontario, mfi