Lunchtime Romancing
Carried To Extreme?
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By ANN LANDERS
Dear Ann Landers: I have a
delicate problem and don't know
where else to go for help. I can't
discuss this with
our clergyman
or our doctor as
. we are well-
known in the
community and
if tins story got
out my husband
would be fun-
I ous.
We've been married 12 years
and have five lovely children. I
have part-time help, which is all
1 want because I believe a moth-
- er should raise her own children
. My husband owns a small but
.profitable business near our
I Itome. About a year ago he got
Iliui the habit of "dropping in
Wat lunch about twice a week.
Now he's home for lunch five
times a week and it's driving me
crazy. I don't mind fixing him
a sandwich and coffee, but he
follows me around the kitchen
with that come-hither look in hisj
eye and when his mind is made
. ud. it s made up.
; -1 love him very much, but 12:30
" p.tn, is no time for romance with
; three kids at home for lunch, the
laundress In the basement, t h e
doorbell ringing and me trying
to get to a 2 p.m. church guild
" meeting.
I want to be a good wife but 1
believe there is a time and a
place for everything. Please tell
me what to do. FRANTIC AND
: EXHAUSTED
; Hear Frantic and Exhausted:
Veil your husband you married
; him for better or for worse but
you didn't marry him for lunch.
'.-'Boar Ann Landers: Our daugh
ter is 19, lovely, bright and well
liked. She has had two years of
college and is changing, I'm
afraid, from an unspoiled, fresh
young lady to a hard-boiled wom
an of the world.
:-She told us last night that she
Sokes a few drinks at school be
;fise everyone else does and she
sat nothing wrong in it. She
nlorsn't smoke but all the tlie girls
'around her do, and she sees noth
ing wrong in that either.
She works during the summer
.to pay part of her tuition, but
we still must make sacrifices to
Mt her through. I told her that
pitiless she would promise not to
Smoke or drink she may not rc
iirn to college in the fall.
: She says 1 am not being fair
to her that site must make these
'decisions herself and they must
not be imposed on her. Will you
please print your views on Uiis
o I can show them to her? 1
need some help wilh thj head
strong girl TRULY WOHHIKD
Dear Mother: Here It Is but
when you ire my advice you may
- not be n eager to show f( tp her.
:; A girl of 19 Is what she Is. Hrr
'pattern li set and you will not
ehangc II. If hrr training has been
good you need not worry. If It
has not been good, worrying won't
help.
lion't deny yyur duughter the
opportunity to get a college edu
cation. Send her. with no restric
tions. Quit nagging. Tell her you
have faith and confidence and
that you know she will 'jever let
you down.
Dear Ann: I'm a young widow
who is going with an attractive
bachelor object matrimony
Gordon s mother lives in another
state. She wanted to come here
for a 10-day visit and Gordon
asked me if 1 would have her
as my houseguest. I have plenty
of room as well as a competent
maid. I agreed, thinking it might
boost my stock with Gordon.
Well, I knocked myself out
being a charming hostess. 1 took
"Mother" everywhere and wore
myself out seeing that she had
a good time. Now I'm in for it.
Gordon said she is so fond of
me and enjoyed my hospitality
so much, she wants to return in
July and stay for eight weeks.
Gordon is a great golfer and
likes to play cards with the boys.
While his mother was in town he
spent only three evenings with
1 do not want his mother in
my home for eight weeks but
I m afraid to say no because it
may wreck my chances with him.
Help. Please DESPERATE
Dear Desperate: Say no and
don't worry about what it does
to your chances. If Gordon wants
to marry you he will. If he
doesn't, you can wine and dine
his mother for 10 years and It
won't make any difference. j
JFK Says Mankind Now Has Ability To Banish World Hunger
WASHINGTON UPI - Presi
dent Kennedy said today that lor
tiie first time mankind now has
the ability to banish hunger from
the earth. Thus, he said, t h e
world must bear down on efforts
to assure "a balanced and ade
quate diet" for everyone.
ing with the basic fact that "the
persistence of hunger is unaccept
able cither morally or socially."
In a speech prepared for the
opening session of the World Food
Congress, Kennedy pledged full
American support for a campaign
Kennedy proposed live basic; to "outlaw and banish hunger in
guidelines" toward that end, start-lthe face of a worldwide popula-
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ry Schrunk and City Commission
er Stanley Earl of Portland, ap
peared on television today in a
debate over that city's cutting out
funds for civil defense.
The Portland City Council voted
two weeks ago to knock out CD
funds. Schrunk cast the only vote
in favor of CD.
They appeared on tlie Columbia
Broadcasting System program
calendar.
Earl said the only defense
ebate CD Cufi
against the hydrogen bomb was
peace and that people had been
given a false sense of security
about fallout shelters.
"When you get people feeling
that they have salvation in a fall
out shelter, tbey might think they
can take a nuclear war," Earl
said.
Schrunk reiterated that in his
opinion civil defense was better
than nothing. "1 can't see shoot
ing tlie dog just to get rid of a
couple of ticks," he said.
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Wednesday, June 5, 19ti3
tion explosion that has intensified assistance from other countries,
the problem. can solve their own food proh
ibited Nations Secretary Gen- lems."
eral Thant also spoke at the first "International cooperation, in-
session and called for a 2 to 5
per cent annual increase in tlie
world's food production to feed its
expanding population.
Thant said there was a "para
dox of poverty in the midst of
plenty, of famine or near-famine
sidc-by-side with surpluses,
paradox which represents, let us
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In outlining his proposed guide
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enough to eat, Kennedy noted that
the late Pope John XXIII in his
recent encyclical expressed the
conviction that "all men are equal
by reason of their natural dignity."
"That same dignity in the 20th
century certainly requires the
elimination of large scale hunger
and starvation," Kennedy said.
He then listed these other guidelines:
"We must recognize the fact
that food deficient nations, with
ternational organization and inter
national action are indis
pensable."
"No single technique of poli
tics, finance, or education can, by
itself, eliminate hunger" but coor
dinated efforts are needed by
everyone.
"World opinion must be con
centrated upon the international
;enoiT to eliminate nungcr as a 'my m n s S
primary task of this generation, fin II I HI I LI LlU
rresiacnt sarvepaiu naanax-
rishnan of India, sharing in the
statement prepared for the Con
gress that:
"Peace and stability can never
be maintained in this world if
more than half of its population
have to remain hungry throughout
the year."
B.R. Sen. FAO director-general,
also told the 1,000 delegates that
they might be shaping world his
tory by helping draft a blueprint
for a better-fed world.
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