Monday, Novambar 15. 1954
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PRATING DURING SERVICES honoring newly-beatified Sister Maria Assunta Fallotta in St.
Peter's Basilica, Vatican City, are Luigi Federini and Lucia D'Arcangelo (left), whose cures were
taken by church as evidence in her cause and Mrs. Maddalena Pallotta Marsili, Rockrille, HL,
late nun's sister and Vincent Pallotta (right), her brother. Blessed Maria Assunta was mem
ber of Franciscan Sisters of Mary, died in China in 1905. (International Soundpfwto)
Book Tells Why Political Bosses
Made O'Dwyer Envoy To Mexico
New York (U.R) Political
bosses made former Mayor Wil
liam O'Dwyer the U. S. Ambas
sador to Mexico in 1950 to get
him out of the country before a
police bribery scandal broke
around his head, two newspaper
men said in a book published to
day. The late Edward J. Flynn,
Bronx Democratic leader, en
gineered O'Dwyer's appointment
because of the impending scan
dal and because Flynn believed
a special mayorality election was
needed that fall to ensure the
election of Sen. Herbert H. Leh
man (D-N.Y.), the reporters said.
O'Dwyer Dead Duck'
In a book entitled "The Big
Fix," published by Henry Holt
and Co., Norton Mockridge and
Robert H Frail said Flynn de
cided that O'Dwyer was "a dead
duck politically" and that if he
vacated the mayor's chair . the
ensuing special election would
bring out a heavy Democratic
vote in the city and consequent
ly the heavy vote needed by
Lehman.
Mockridge and PralL staff
writers for the New York World-
Telegram and Sun, a Scripps-
Howard newspaper, said that
"one hot afternoon in July" of
that year, Flynn boarded . a
plane, went to Washington, and
called on President Harry S. Tru
man at the White House.
Agrees To Plan
"Flynn told the Chief Execu
tive in straightforward language
that, for the good of the party,
O'Dwyer had to be disposed of,"
the reporters wrote. Although
the . Mexican ambassadorship
paid $15,000 less than the job of
mayor of New York, O'Dwyer
readily agreed to the plan and
the White House announced his
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;' The two crime reporters also
related 1 many - hitherto undis
closed episodes in the folding up
of the O'Dwyer administration
in New York City and in Brook
lyn District Attorney Miles Mc
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Teenagers have a tendency to
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ing so, they make themselves
wretchedly unhappy. That is
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(Q) "I am 16 years old.
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"Now he has come back to
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4 avoid himt
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say how old he is but I assume
he is approximately your age.
If mv assumn-
4nTs'1 tion is correct,
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like most boys
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you should act
like a girl of
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with the boys,
just as this boy
is having fun
with the girls.
Don't think of
going steady yet and don't ex
pect him to do so either. You
are too young to consider mar
riage. This is the time for you
to get to know many boys and
to discover what you like and
do not like in them.
You should not be jealous if
. this boy flirts with other girls.
Flirting on the part of a teen
ager boy is not serious. He is
merely trying to make the girls
pay attention to him and thus
make himself feel like a real
Romeo.
Show Popularity
As for you. you should do
the same thing in a subtle
way, of cqurse. Try to attract
many boys to you and show
your friend that you can be as
popular as he is. This may result
in making him jealous, just as
he makes you jealous by the
same tactics. ,
If he doesn't pay attention to
you when you see him, give him
the cold shoulder. Then, when
he wants to show you he loves
you, be a bit cold and aloof. Let
him know that you will not
stand for his changeable behav
ior. (Copyright 1954, General
Features Corporation)
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