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The best-selHng book in the
last 60- years is "In His Steps"
by Charles Monroe Sheldon.
It was published in' 1897 and
has sold more than 8 million
copies.
Wednesday. February 19. 1958
Family
Council
Dick M. I guess I'm getting
cold feet.
Mona R. What would I
tell my parents and friends?
Dick M I am 18 and about
to go into the service. For the
past three years I have steady
dated Mona, a girl of my own
age.
Our families have been the
best of friends for years and
I know they would like us to
marry not yet, of course, but
when I get out of the Navy.
My mother has told me that
it might be a good idea for
me to give Mona a ring.
Mona and I have always be
lieved we were in love, but
when it comes down to brass
tacks, I don't know if I want
to be engaged. I guess 'I'm
getting cold feet. I know it's
not fair, but I wish we could
wait a while. Maybe I'll feel
more like being engaged af
ter I've been away from home
a while.
Mona R. For three whole
years, while most of my
friends were dating older fel
lows, I have been going with
Dick. I don't even know any
other fellows. My best friend
is getting married next year
and most of iriy other friends
are talking about marriage.
My parents like Dick very
much and talk as though we
are surely going to be mar
ried. I wouldn't know what
to say to them if Dick walked
out on me. Besides, I would
die of embarrassment in front
of my friends because I told
them all that Dick and I are
going to be married.
I think we should get en
gaged. I wouldn't hold Dick
to it if he didn't want to mar
ry me when he is released
from the Navy.
The Council We have
checked the medical records
and we can happily report
that we can't find a single
case in history of a death from
embarassment.
On the other hand, there
have been man deaths re
sulting from ulcers, alcohol
ism, high blood presure and
other ills that may have been
aggravated by the conflicts of
a miserable marriage.
Mona should recognize that
she is as far as Dick from
wanting marriage. A girl
whose sole thought on the
subject is her desire to keep
up with her friends is not pre
pared for marriage.
Dick shows signs of grow
ing up when he, at least, rec
ognizes that he is not quite
ready and when he realizes
the seriousness of an engage
ment. An engagement is a
rather definite commitment
to marriage. It is quite a bit
harder to break than a long,
steady - dating arrangement
like the one Dick and Mona
have enjoyed.
It is hard to see why Dick's
and Mona's parents are so
eager to have the youngsters
commit themselves so early
in life. Undoubtedly, they be
lieve it would be a good
match, but they should be
willing to give their children
a chance to find themselves
first. Dick and Mona should
tell their' parents exactly how
they feel. If the parents un
derstood the real situation, it
is most unlikely that they
would want to pressure them
into a premature engagement.
It is understandable that
Mona would want some token
of her relationship with Dick
before he leaves home. But
instead of an engagement
ring, it should be a small, in
expensive piece of jewelry
in the name of "friendship."
That would state their true
relationship at this time.
(Copyright 1958, General
Features Corp.)
Public Facility
Financing Urged
Chicago HP The United
States Savings and Loan
League has called on local
municipalities to finance the
construction of public facili
ties through long-term bond
issues rather than by extract
ing "special concessions"
from home builders.
The. league, in a resolution
passed at its 65th annual con
vention here, charged that such
special concessions placed
'unreasonable demands" on
home builders, and in turn,
on a relatively few home buy
ers. "These demands," said the
resolution, "have the immedi
ate effect of increasing hous
ingcosts and prices, an thus
retarding home building and
buying." '
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Dangers In The Use Of
Cortisone-Like Drugs
Many persons know today
that it is unwise to take cor
tisone or a cortisone - like
drug unless it is much needed
for a rheumatoid arthritis or
other serious disease. Then,
the wise doctor will prescribe
only the smallest dose that
will make the pain bearable.
He will not want to give
enough so as to produce some
unfortunate compl i c a t i o n.
What is hopeful is that there
are many persons who are
able to take small amounts of
these drugs for long periods
of time. I think they should
do this only under the guid
ance of a skilled physician.
Tumors Of The Ovary,
And Fibroids
Women want to know what
is the difference between a
tumor of the ovary and a
fibroid of the womb. Usually
a fibroid tumor is not a seri
ous matter. It is just a lump
of muscle on the womb, and
it practically never turns into
anything. Today, able gyne
cologists tell me they do not
worry about a fibroid's turn
ing into a cancer, because this
happening is so very rare.
They are much more anxious
about a tumor of the ovary,
especially in the case of a
woman past 40 or 50. It might
be cancerous when it isfirst
found, and then if it should
be neglected the woman might
well lose her life. All I can
say to people -who have such
tumors is, "Go to a good phy
sician: get a good examina
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The Hollywood Scene
By HAZEL JOHNSON
United Press Writer
Hollywood (IP) Some
may snipe producer Jack Bar
nett's "Newcomers of 1928"
is 30 years too late.
Not so Broadway and the
television networks. They
seem definitely interested in
a production starring Paul
Whiteman, Rudy Vallee, Fifi
D'Orsay, Harry Richman and
Buster Keaton.
With "Newcomers" sched
uled to open next Tuesday for
a six-week run at the Desert
Inn at Las Vegas, Nev., Bar-
nett has had several firm
offers to buy his show after
it closes at the resort city.
Operating on the theory
that the nameless ingredient
that elevates a performer to
star status doesn't wear out
with wrinkles or age, the pro
ducer has placed the head
liners of the '20s smack in
the middle of upbeat, 1958
material.
"It's all new," the former
Jimmy Durante writer said.
"We won't permit the gang to
slip into their old routines, no
matter how comfortable they
may be. It's a gamble, I know,
but we're banking this show
on the premise that it was
the material and not the en
tertainer that got old.
This show is a musical
comedy, and the story in
volves a space ship that gets
turned around and goes back
in time to the year 1928,"
B a r n e 1 1 continued. "Sure,
there's some nostalgia attach
ed to the show, and there will
be a smattering of the old
stuff running throughout. But
basically it's material that
could serve only today's
stars." ,
Paul Whiteman, now 68,
perhaps the most successful
band leader in the history of
the business, will lead a 25
piece orchestra at the Desert
Inn.
"But we're not orchestrat
ing as they did in 1928," Bar
net hastened to add.
Whiteman fans who pur
chased 3,400,000 copies of his
"Three O'clock in the Morn
ing" 30 years ago or were
present when the rotund man
dressed in the outrageously
checkered coat and led the
first jazz band through "Rhap
sody in Blue" may object.
Barnett has whipped up a
duet between Rudy Vallee, 58
reputed to be the world's first
crooner, whose megaphone,
wavy hair, and striped blazer
were as popular as his radio
show in 1928, and Harry Rich
man, the Frank Sinatra of
the '30s.
"When Harry and Rudy
break into 'A Singer Needs a
Song to Sing.' we'll find out
who's old!" Barnett threaten
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would be impossible for him
to answer requests for infor
mation or to attempt to diag
nose bv mail.
(Released by The Register
and Tribune Syndicate. 1958)
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hearing
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maples
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fish (pi.)
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article
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soldiers
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7 Superlative
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11 Deface
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18 Insane
20 Drv, as wine
22 Goddess of
flowers
23 Science of
reasoning
25 Dawn goddess
27 Thigh bone
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30 Number
32 Deity
36 Parent (colloq.)
38 Produced
41 Ynung girls
43 Wheel track
45 Syrup-producing
trees
47 Portuguese
unit of
currency
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52 Man's name
54 Sole
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note
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