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HKRALD AND NEWS.
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1 Boat trip
7 Fore-and-aft
nil
13 Farm
implement
14 Excite to action 40 Whale (comb
15 Unsound in
mind
16 Monsters
17 Gods
16 Swine genus
19 One of the
Cyclades
20 Printer's
measures
22 Roman bronie
23 Baptist tab.)
24 Moral
26 Even (contr.)
27 Raced
42 Imagelike
44 Afghan
language
47 0ranRe essence
48 Brush defense
(mil.)
49 Fabulous
animal
50 Wild silk
DOWN
1 Scolded
2 Hindu queen
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- 2t Nitrogen icomb. 4 Masculine name
f form) 5 Scion
28 Shellac source
J Kearlike
30 Epoch
31 Firmament
32 Small boat type
34 Southern
6 Sheep
7 Wise man
8 Rainbow
9 Zoological
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Angry Driver Menace
To Innocent People
By ANN LANDERS
Dear Ann Landers: My hus
band and I have been married
for 12 years and we have lour
: nice children.
We don't g e t
along any b e t-
ter or any
! worse than most
i married people
although I've
made a real ef
fort to avoid
arguments and
maintain a peaceful atmosphere
in our home.
When my husband loses his
temper, which is fairly often, he
claps on his hat, slams the door
behind him and goes off for a
drive. He calls this "getting rid
of his anger behind the wheel."
I'm on needles and pins until
he gets home. It worries me
sick. He says it's a lot better
than keeping the anger bottled
up, and certainly better than
socking somebody meaning me,
I suppose.
Will you please say a word in
your column about people who
do this? My husband reads you
faithfully. - CONCERNED CON
NIE Dear Connie: Hospitals and
graveyards arc full of people
who took their anger out behind
iY wheel. The real tragedy Is
Dial they usually manage to drag
Innocent people along with them.
Studies made by the National
Safety Council prove that hostile,
anxiety-ridden, angry drivers arc
a menace to everyone on the
road including themselves.
Suggest that your husband hang
a punching bag in the garage
so he can take his anger out
there safely.
Dear Ann Landers: If male
viewers of scantily clad women
are "sick, sick, sick" according
to Ann Landers, then what do
you have to say about women
who wear sun suils when there's
no sun, bikinis when they can't
swim, shorter than short shorts
for their grocery marketing, and
capri pants that look as if they
were put on with a spray gun?
Invariably the hussies who
strut around in these provocative
getups are the first ones to criti
cize a man lor ogling.
Is there a word in your limited
vocabulary to describe these
characters? Or will my letter
wind up on the floor?-THE IN
QUIRING SQUIRE
Dear Squire: Yes. I do have
a word to describe these charac
ters (in fact. I have two words).
(II Exhibitionist. (2) Teasers.
And this Is sick, sick, sick.
Dear Ann Landers: We have a
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the home of
SHAT-R-PROOF Auto Glass
521 Walnut Klamath Falls
Klamath Falls, Oregos '
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language
11 Impede Haw)
12 Headland
18 Drv. as wine
21 Hull part
22 Primitive
Japanese
32 Poke
33 Pleasure craft
(pi.)
34 Intertwiner
35 Glycoprotein
37 Networks
38 Breeze
39 Hawaiian city .
41 iNonsense
I Brit, slang)
23 Hold motionless
inaut.)
25 Mistv
26 English noble
28 Spanish
province
31 Spanish lady
43 Mixed drink
44 Tap
45 Cameroon tribe
46 Seaman
apprentices
tab.)
10-month-old baby who stays with
my mother while I work. My hus
band s mother is jealous of the
time my own mother spends with
the baby so I have agreed to let
her sit for me whenever we go
out.
I am not the best housekeeper
in the world, Ann, but I'm not the
worst either. Yet every time we
leave for an evening my mother
in-law mops the floors, waxes,
polishes furniture, cleans silver
ware, rearranges cabinets and
closets. She has even done the
laundry. ,
This makes me furious. After
all, it's my house, not hers, and
I don't want her snooping around
taking over in my absence.
I've told my husband how 1
feel about this and he has
warned me (hat if I open my
mouth it will be my neck. Don't
you agree that my mother-in-law
is out of line, and that I have a
right to tell her so? SEEING
RED
Dear Red: I'd say you've got
mighty high-class worries, Toots.
Your mothcr-in-law sounds like
a jewel.
Since she seems to enjoy doing
your housework I see no reason
to deny her the pleasure. 1 agree
with your husband that you should
keep your lip zipped and open
it only to say "Thank you."
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