davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1932-04-20

Near Western High. rooms, kitchen
bath, $50. Frtgidatre. Manager.
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sALE-AUToMoBILEs.
LET'S
GET
GOING

The lowered cost Of living is re-
fiected In our prices. Most every
necessary article is far below last
year. But this condition cannot
endure. Reduced production Of new
cars has developed increased demand
for good used cars.
purchase Of good used car
marked economy. You pay no freight
or manufacturers tax. Our prices
are in most cases only the actual
cost of car pluS our cost Of condi-
tioninE and preparing for sale.
Our Used Car Department Is purely
q customer convenience and is not
hope 10 make a cash profit, but we
do put out our cars at such prices
and in such condition that our
owners come back for q better car
each time until finally they graduate
into new Packards.
Evening star., 1932-04-20

1929 35th ST. NV.
bath, S45 Frlgidaire. MANAGER.
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1882 WIS. AVE. NV.
Single vacancy Of 2 rooms. kit, bath,
sATS0. Frigidatre.
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rm-. N. b. SO 5o-sss: r. <, b, s4S. 50; r.
k, b., $57 sos s62. so; 24-hr. elev. serv.; free
Evening star., 1932-04-20

3432 CONN. AVE. NV.
Attractive apartments OF . and 5
rooms, kit, bath. $50 so and s6i. so.
FriEidaire. Delightful neighborheod.
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II33 I4th ST. NV.
Das hsaf 'front.' TeG%si FUG% sSa
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1915 18th ST. NV.
Distinctive apartment home Desir-
able units Of and large rooms,
kitchen. dinette. bath with shower, $50
up. Murphy bed ana Kelvinator in each
apartment. Switchboard. Elevator.
Manager on premises.
Evening star., 1932-04-20

1914 14th ST. NV.
Central-2 rooms, kit, bath. $37 so un-
furnished; $50 furnished. Manager on
premises
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BOATS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

OUTBOARD MOTORS, used; largest assort
ment, best conditioned; motors all guaran
teed. 1910 se.
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.
FARM AND GARDEN.

RosEBUsHEs dug daily. years old, 8 for
TOP soil. seed. fertilizer 900 9th st. NV T.
PLANT TUBS, FLOWER POTS PLANT
labels, plant stakes. Special, cedar plant
tub l1x9-inch outside measure, soc each.
We carry a complete line of insectcide
Schmids Emporium of Pets. 712 18th ST. NV.
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.
SALE-HOUSES.

ONE OF THE NEW GRUVER BUILT
houses in Glover Park at the reduced price
Of $9,750. Call L. Z. BREUNINGER 4 SONS,
all Investment Bldg. Nat. 2040.
BEAUTIFUL LINCOLN PARK SECTION
Sc, at greatly reduced price 3-story, g.
heat, elec newly built throughout: large lot
with garage and wide alley. Nut be inspect
JESSE L. HEISKELI. Ills Eve ST NV
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HooAss-sUBURBAN.

CLARENDON. vA.-very large. nicely fur.
board II desired. CLARENDON 1o0-J-is y
Evening star., 1932-05-02

A DANDY SIX-ROOM AND BATH BRICK.
heat perfect condition; only $500 $3.50
cash & very reasonable monthly payments
Call Cleve. 7155. Week days after $50 in
evening -
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ROOMS-UNFURNISHEn.

NOOWD-V U01VISuEDs
1910 D ST, NE rooms, kitchen, semi
private bath; heat, gas, cleo fur; rent
4223 9th ST. NV, or housekeeping
furnish; reasonable.
i408 L ST n w.
Z, &. and b., and q. back. l :. end b..
and q. front; newly decorated; free Eas ant
eiec.; reasonable. Met. o6o7. r.
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APPAREL. mems, women's and childrens,
and furniture Of all descriptions wanted for
rummage sale. Gather up what you have
no further use for Call Mr.. Cohen, 1898 7th
ST NV. Met 9T64 and 7T4e. Pay cash. a.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

COLONIAL HOME, SILVER SPRING. ND.
Adjoining Indian Spring Golf Club. Six
rooms, htchenette and bath; ami; large
month. Phone Silver Spring 486.
Evening star., 1932-05-02

BRIC-A-BRAC, china, bronzes, rugs, paint
inss, Sheffield, furniture. Absolutely high
est cash prices paid. Call Murray and be
convinced Adams 5l33 a.
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ANTIQUE JEWELRY. old gold, gold teeth
diamonds, coins. old silver; highest prices
paid. Jewelry Exchange, Inc, 454 9Th st
Evening star., 1932-05-02

small furnished apt. in private family; must
De reasonable. v. H. Page. 4eo2 Georgia
ave. NV. a.
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BOOKS BOUGHT. HIGHEST. CASH PRICES,
all kinds Bring them or phone Met. 5415.
Pearlman,s Big Book Shop. a33 @ st n. W.
Evening star., 1932-05-02

APPAREL-Win buy anything suitable for
rummage sale-Shoes, hats, dresses, chill;
drens clothing; also miscellaneous household
Evening star., 1932-05-02

ANTIQUES, all kinds, and modern furniture.
We will pay the highest market prices for
rare and desirable furniture Call the Lin
coin Co., Metropolitan 1917. The firm that
buys everything of value.
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WASHING MACHINES-A limited and un-
usual opportunity. Brand-new. fully guar
anteed; all standard makes; save $25 to S75.
Carroll Supply Co.. TIT 18th st. NV. Nat
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WANTED-APARTM

! ROOM. WITH KrTCHENETTE. BREAE
fast nook, unfurnished; adjoining bath; sd
entrance; ami; s25. Shepherd 20e5.
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CASH REGISTERS, show cases and store
fixtures; entire contents bought. Edgar
Baum, Inc, 9l4 st. NV. Met a74A
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1914 Crittenden st. nw.-Desiraole 7-room
modern home, includes four real bed rooms,
complete baths excellent condition.
3503 l4th ST. n.w.-9 rooms, baths; rent
reasonable
1854 Kenyon st. n.w.-11 rooms. 2 baths.
h-W-h-, cleo; good location for rooming
house; $50
Evening star., 1932-05-02

RADIOS, battery SETS will bring added en-
joyment at the beach this Summer; only;
standard makes; as low as IS. Carroll Sup
Hnl,r III 18th st Nal Ia20-
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model; to close out. $50; terms arranged.
Nat 1859. w. w. Kimball Co., 721 11th st.
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LII 0rN1NL ~,
l745 N st.. NV. (near Conn. ave.)-Newly
furnished. al outside rooms. Single rooms,
s. So and 81 weekly; double, $40 Decatur
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USED TIRES

willow ROCKERS, 2, spring seats; wing
back cane rocker; / wall chair. rush seat
1S4l Columbia rd NV, call evenings. 4"
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HOUSES-FURNISHED

CHEVY CHASE, MD-JUNE TO OCT.@s
rooms and bath; shade trees. garden. Wis
consin 3549-J
Evening star., 1932-05-02

RADIO TUBES-Think of it! Standard
Cunningham, RCA, Arcturus and National
any type. 59c. Carroll Supply Co., tit 18th
st d MAI 7a20
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1887 OGDEN ST. NW-5 RMS, BATH,
Eiectrolux refrigerator; garage; gas heat; SIS.
36l2 Albemarle st. n.w.-Beautiful de-
tached home, containing rooms: garage
large lot, trees, shrubbery; excellent condi-
Evening star., 1932-05-02

RADIO-35Te discount on new radios we have
in stock; R. C. A.-Xictor, Gen. EIec., Philco,
Majestic, Stewart-Warner and many others.
Colorado Radio Co, 5514 Colorado ave. NV.
Phone Georgia 1895
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School Head
to Speak at
Farley Here

DR.. Mary E. Woolley, president
of Mt. Holyoke college and only
woman member Of the American
delegation to the disarmament con-
ference at Geneva, will be a speaker
Dec. 6 at the council meeting of the
Federal Council of Churches Of
Christ in America here, Dec. to 9.
DR.. Woolley is a member of the
national board of the Y. w. G. A.
The twenty-fifth anniversary of
the founding of the Y. w. c. A
as national movement, viii be
celebrated Dec. 8 when visiting Y
w. delegates to the meeting of the
council will be honored at a lunch
con and public night meeting in
Hollenbeck hall.
Miss Anna v. Rice, general sec
rotary of the national board staff
Of the Y. w. c. A. in New York,
will represent her organization.
Others to attend are Mrs. Harry
Chamberlin of Toledo, president Of
the Y. w. of the United States,
and Mrs. Russell E. Adkins of In
dianapolis, member CT the local
board of directors and chairman
of the public affairs committee.
Mrs. G. Norman Green will direct
a pageant depicting development of
the local association and its rela-
ton to the national organization.
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Church Group
to Cele brate
With Banquet

Henry Aufderheide, first president
of the Christian Endeavor Society
of the Zion Evangelical church, will
be one of the speakers at the for
tieth anniversary banquet, to be
given in the parish house of the
church at $50 Thursday.
William Brown of Rochester, N.
Y, former president of the New
York State Christian Endeavor
Union, also will be a speaker On the
program.
Short talks will be made bv the
outgoing president, Miss May Louise
Roesener, and the new president.
Frank Henzie.
Musical selections will be given
by the orchestra of the church. with
special numbers by Charles Henzie.
on the marimba.
A quartet, composed of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Nendel, Miss EVELYN
Eberhardt and Dwight Bishop. also
VIII appear on the program.
A group belonging to the organ
lzat1on in 1913 will give a special
stunt"
The banquet, which is open to the
public, is being given for the former
and present members of the Chris
tan Endeavor.
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Sooner or later, every youngster
reaches that stage that can only
be described as awkward" She's
little too tall, a little too chubby
or, perhaps, her shoulders are a
little too narrow Whatever her
particular difficulty, she may be
sure it's only temporary, and it may
be disguised completely by careful
dressing.
A smart, easily-made frock like
this, for instance, works wonders.
The fashionable broad collar adds
width to the shoulders and makes
the waistline slender by comparison.
And the skirt that's flared, but not
too flared, follows graceful lines.
Size 10 requires two yards 36-inch
material, Y yard contrasting.
Pattern No. 5083 is designed for
sizes 6, 8, 10, u, IA years. Price Is
cents.
Send for our magazine for other
new, easily-made types.
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and figures-following the white
fashion in dress accents and home
furnishings.
One very modern paper has a
large flower pattern Of gold on a
black or red background. The
modernist, too, will like the new
angular and effective versions of
Christmas trees in black and white
and silver.
And after they've played with the
new toys you've given them, you'll
see the children hunting up the
wrappings again to pore for long
minutes over the gay little figures
people, pussycats, giraffes or Dummies
painted there.
Those who go in for plain colors
will make handsome packages with
the shiny patent leather papers. Or
maybe they'll use colored cellophane
or plain gold and silver.
There are so many ways of tying
up packages to make your gifts look
extra-eXciting, that we've prepared
a special bulletin telling you about
them. If you'd like it, send the
coupon.
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hordes of them trotting along-to
carry her Christmas sentiments.
She thinks it will help make a
smart ensemble when she goes out
Christmas morning bearing a pack
of them on her presents, with her
own Scottie leading the way.
We should judge that it's taken
practically an entire Milky Wayful
Of stars to make the many spangled
effects we've seen. Stars twinkling
by themselves. Stars strewn over
plaids. Stars all mixed up with
Christmas trees.
And trees themselves, and bells
and candles and other old-timey
Christmas motifs are sprinkled with
a gay hand over lots of papers.
Not just in red and green. But in
blue and silver, black and white,
green and black, yellow and silver.
White is used both for backgrounds
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Tea Will Be
Tribute to
Mrs. Polling

Mrs. Daniel A. Polling of New York
viii be honor guest at a tea, to be
given by the Indianapolis Council
of Federated Church Women, from
3 to 5 Tuesday. in the green par
lorS of the Y. w. c. A. Mrs. Polling
will speak on Ways OF Helping Our
Young People
All church women Of the CITY areV
invited to attend. Arrangements are
being made under the direction of
Mrs. Harry w. KrauSe.
She will be assisted by members
of the board, who are:
Mesdames: Ralph J. Hudelson p
Morrison, r. r. Mitchell, Margaret Schmid,
Roes, Ernest N. Evans. NJ E. Costin. j. P.
Pitts, Madison Swadner, T. B. Rossetter,
George Spiegel. George BurkhBrt G. A.
Van Dyke. c. A. Mueller, T. P. Kremer.
PsfE 'I DSqies n 0o Crest hADrs anEke'
C. H Bracket. C. H Winders WIN n.
Adams John @. Benson. L. c. Trent, T. W.
Grafton. S. A. Huntington, II. ". john .
Misses Ruth Milligan and Julia English
and the Rev. Mary Hiatt
Mrs. Polling formerly was presi-
dent Of the women's guild Of the
Marble Collegiate church in New
York, when DR.. Polling was pastor.
She is active in the Gold Rule
Foundation of New York. conducted
for the benefit of underprivileged
children.
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Carolyn Wolf
New Chief of
Jewish Juniors

Miss Carolyn Wolf of Terre Haute
was chosen president of the midwest
group of Council of Jewish Jun
iors at its closing meeting Sunday
after a two-day conference. Miss
Louise Jaeger of indianapolis is the
retiring president.
Miss Anne Barrack of st. Louis,
retiring treasurer, was elected vice.
president; Miss Efroymson Of In
dianapolis, secretary, and Miss Mar
ian Schneider of st. Louis, treas
urer.
The directors chosen are: Misses
Leah Traugott of Indianapolis
Helen Lee Levin of Terre Haute,
and Rena Bussolf of Joplin, Mo.
Miss Jaeger is an ex-officio member,
Following the election Sunday the
group held meeting. 1t will con-
vene again in October, 1888, preced-
ing the biennial meeting of the ma
tional group of the council in st,
Louis.
Miss Frances Hoffman of Mime
apolis, Mimi, national president, at
tended the local meeting and adj
dressed the group at 1.-THE banquet
Saturday night at the Broadmoor
Country Club. Two hundred fifty at
tended the dance following.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-Any one
IN who doesn't get thrill out of
crisply wrapped, colorful, glitter
ing Christmas package lacks some
thing. Personally, we don't think
there are such folks.
From squeaHng 2-year-olds to the
gruff old chap who won't commit
himself beyond a "h-m-p," they all
like gay-looking presents.
And the things you can do with
wrappings this year, If you have a
Scotch strain, the new plaid papers
will take your eye.
A smart plaid wrapping, in red
and white or blue and white, tied
with a sleek silver ribbon, will make
your package an outstanding one in
any ones Christmas stack. Notice
the one in the picture)
We know one young person who
has decided on Scotties - whole
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VISITOR FROM CHINA
ENTERTAINED HERE

Albert Fox of China, guest of Mr.
and Mrs. E. H. Kemper McComb
2145 North Alabama street, was en-
tertaiped at buffet supper, given
Sunday night by Miss Lorena Nc
Comb, their daughter.
The guests included Messrs. and
MesdameS r. w. McDermott, Paul
Moffett, Louis Wilson, Hugh Car
penter. Ben Turner and John Mar
shall of Columbus, Miss Betty Hurd
and Robert McN1urray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moffatt entertained
for Mr.. Fox with an "out-of date"
dinner party, preceding the out
of-date" party at Meridian Hills
Country Club Saturday night. AL
details of the service, appointments
and menu were of an out NODDED
style.
The guests with Mr.. Fox were
Miss McComb, Miss Hurd, Mr.. Nc
Murray, Mr.. and Mrs. McDermott
and Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson.
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CHURCH CIRCLE TO
SPONSOR LUNCHEON

The Electa circle of the Woman's
council Of the Northwood Christian
church will sponsor a l o'clock
luncheon Thursday, at the home of
Mrs. Walter G. Kelly, $3.50 Forest
lane.
Miss Ida B. White. head of the
nome economics department of
Butler university, will speak on
The Ups and Downs of Crinoline. :"
She will use dolls specially cos
tuned in illustration of her address
Other features of the program
VIII be marimba numbers bv
Maurice Schollenberger and piano
selections by Miss Virginia Har-
baugh.
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dine with President Filmore-"Din-
ner at Six" Because I was from
Indiana, the owner of these auto
graphs delved into his archives and
found many others connected with
Indiana history.
There were Schuyler Colfax' let
tiers to President Lincoln and to
Phineas Bates Jr., while he was
centennializing Gas he Said Sept.
10, 1876, at Philadelphia. Then
there we're letters from Henry
Ward Beech, and the story of Te-
cumseh's challenge to William
Henry Harrison.
THE exhibitor of beautiful prints
4 sent to his store for an old
Indiana atlas, so that I could see
the queer illustrations, many of
breweries. Every exhibitor was so
ready TO explain and tell about his
finds that it was like going through
beautiful museum.
An invitation to dine at the Chi
cago Press Club came as a pleas
ing interlude and a delightful ex-
perience for me.
But to return to the Hobby show.
One handsome array of glass was
sent from Rochester, N. Y, and a
gorgeous collection of fans came
from Omaha, but the major part
Of the exhibits came from shops in
Chicago, Illinois, Indiana (not rep
resentedD and Michigan.
The items carried had general ap-
peal, as they were within the reach
of the latest or most slender purse.
In fact, it certainly was successful
in every way and I found it quite
a privilege to attend such a delight
full exposition.
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Recent Bride
to Be Feted at
Bridge-Shower

A bridge party and linen shower,
honoring Mrs. Burchard Carr will
be given tonight by Miss Marthalou
Schooner, 2914 Guilford avenue.
Mrs. Carr formerly was Miss Math-
crime Jane Murdoch.
The hostess will be assisted by
her mother, Mrs. NJ R. Schooner.
The bridal colors of blue and she'll
pink will be used in the appoint
ments. Guests will include:
Mesdames Ruell Moore, Charles Itch
Ainerta Alexander, Sally Bosnian. Jessie
Strickland, Marjorie Goble. Jean WinchiIl
Eyelyne Pier, Rosalyn Reed AnnabesS
atkins, Louise Sumner and Dorothy
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PLAYLET is GIVEN
BY MONDAY CLUB

The Monday Club was enter
tanned today at the D. A. r. chap
ter house with Thanksgiving play
let, THE Courtship of Miles Stand
iSh." Those in the cast included
Mesdames E. E. Files, Harry E.
Woods, G. H. Augstein and Miss
Josephine Binninger.
Music was in charge of Mrs. G..
F. Dillenbeck. Mrs. Henry G.. Blurne
and Mrs. w. D. KEENAN, were in
charge of the social hour. Mrs.
Henry Won Grimmenstein presided
at the business meeting.
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MOTHERS CLUB TO
ENTERTAIN ALUMNI

Kappa, Delta Rho Mothers Clut
of Butler university will entertain
alumni and families with dinner
Friday at the chapter house, 46C
West Forty-siXth street.
Mrs. Gino A. Ratti, chairman, will
be assisted by Mesdames Margaret
Brickert, house mother, and Fred c
Mayer, George Ruddick, Irwin w
Cotton and James Legge.
Alumni wishing to make reserva-
tons may do so through Mrs. Brick
ert, at the chapter house. Follow
ing the dinner, social hour will
be held.
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SOCIALIST WOMEN
TO HOLD MEETING

Women's League of the Socialist
party will meet at ? Tuesday in the
hall, Columbia Securities building,
to make arrangements for the
study groups in economics. So
ciaIsm and other subjects.
Mrs. Lulu Hubbard is chairman
and Mrs. Pearl Glendenny, secre-
tary.
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SORORITY TO HOLD
JAPANESE BRIDGE

A japanese bridge will be given
tonight at the home of Mrs. Louise
Barton, GOT East Orange street, as
the third rush party of the Alpha
M chapter Of Alpha Zeta Beta
sorority.
The house will be lighted with
japanese lanterns, and appoint
ments and decorations will carry
out the japanese motif. Guests will
include:
Mesdames Lois Blythe and Alice Suther-
land. ana Misses Margaret Deal Edith
Manning. Mary Manning Madeline Siener
Ruth Pritchett, Martha Jacobs Hazel Rut-
ledge and Melvina Stephenson.
Mesdames Grace Kron and
Amelia Shinkle will assist the
hostess.
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hard task can be made easy. But
| DO know that it will lessen the
tension between you if you broaden
your interests.
Your urge is to unite. Because
your mutual occupations are few.
the urge narrows down to concen-
tration on the body. There are
many other things which you can
do together that will afford at least
partial satisfaction. You can read
together, hear music together, pur-
sue hobbies together, play games,
see movies, investigate ideas, attend
lectures, and engage in vigorous
discussions.
I do not mean
Iurn Your that an energetic
THOUGHTS effort to share the
. - - good things of life
Other Way would still your
physical longingS
entirely, nor do 1 think that this
would in any way be desirable I
only mean that in growing and de-
veloping together you find substi-
tute which makes it possible to put
off your physical union until cir
cumstances permit you to extract
from it the joy you have every
right to expect, or until the attrac-
ton dies of its own accord.
Desire will not kill your young
man. At 81 abstinence is not death
dealing, physically or psychological
ly. At later age when the aver
age man should have achieved the
economic security essential to d
happy marriage, it is entirely pos
sible that love Illustration would
have serious psychological results.
AT 81, postponement for definite
and worthy purpose should serve
only to urge him on toward his
goal of achievement.
Dear Jane jordan Just have hn-
is dS,t reading b M dieIs bless letter
from him because he is crippled. 1 had
several dates with a crippled boy who
always was, fearing his disability. But
healthy athletic girl and would like to
ENCOURAGING.
Dear Encotlrag ing-Thank you for
your letter to Miserable. 1t proves
my theory that a certain maternal
type of woman is stirred to tender
ness by the physical weakness of a
man instead of being repealed as
the man so inevitably fears.
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TRENT TO ADDRESS
TERRE HAUTE CLUB

Ray Trent, former professor at
Indiana university, will address the
social science section of the Terre
Haute Womans Department Club
Thursday. Trent, a speaker for the
Indiana Council on International
Relations, will talk on economics
and sociology.
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SORORITY TO HOLD
DINNER MEETING

Mrs. Paul Mckinney, "A South
Denny avenue, will be hostess for q
dinner to be given Tuesday night
by Alpha chapter, Theta Sigma
Delta sorority. She will be assisted
by Misses Edna Houghland, Mary
Jane Wahnitz and Bessie Blake.
Sorority colors of orchid and ole
rose will be used in the decorations
Plans for the annual Christmas
party will be made at the bushes:
meeting.
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CALENDAR CLUB TO
HOLD STYLE SHOW

Group Of the Calendar club of
the Broadway NJ. z. church viii
sponsor q luncheon and style show
Wednesday in the community room
Of the church. Mrs. w. w. Harrison
will be in charge.
Reservations may be made
through the church Office.