The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-06-24
SWEET GIRL GRADUATES

SWEET GIRL GRADUATES
/ am sure this is the happiest mo-
rent in all their lives-with the di-
poma safely tucked away in their hope
chests. Here is a QUESTIONABLE that
would like you girls to answer, and [
au sure the answers will prove of in
rarst to readers of this column. What
is The trend of thought today, in this
~o-caIled modern jazz age, where swing
and airpIanes are constantly in the
headlines? Do YOU prefer marriage or
career? How long should a girl work
attnr graduation before marriage? Do
You think college men make the best
husbands? Would you marry man
whose education is inferior to yours?
What is the minimum salary you would
.>pcct your husband to earn? Do YOU
mink it advisable to work in order to
Iake your home more prosperous? Are
YOU willing to give up Injuries in order
.o help provide a comfortable home?
Would you sacrifice society to maintain
.ou home life properly? Are profess
-runal men your choice in marriage; if
.. why? Have YOU preference as to
dor; would You marry a man Of dark
.T complexion, or lighter than your
"u? Is your ideal Romeo a handsome
.n! How long after marriage would
@ be willing to have children? How
many children would You desire and
hat sex? If your financial status was
greater than your husbands, would you
3" willing to share in the family bud
n DO you think a wife should have
n.atouic men friends, and husband visa
.rlsa? Do you agree that a wife en-
certain men friends in absence Of hus-
band, and visa versa? Would YOU
harry a man without the consent of
your parents? Would you prefer an
elaborate church wedding, or a plain
Inexpensive one and use the cash in
providing a home? Do YOU think col
Iege women are less jealous than others
without the benefit of culture? Have
Eou any objection to the use of "obey"
in marriage ritual?
READERS: Here are just a few
important questions. Kindly send in
your answers at once. State name of
college or school, your age, and your
name and address. Your name will be
withheld if requested, in fact initials
will only be used if any. Watch this
column from week to week for answers
to this QUESTIONABLE. Answer to the
writer, 400 Manhattan Ave, n. Y. C.
NITE-CLUB BASEBALL
The pay-off to the winners was the
.o~ers rolled a keg Of beer up Broadway
10 the Cotton Club and financed beer
party after the show Cab Galloway
and his Cotton Club team won the ball
game against Noble Sissle and his Dia-
mond Horse Shoe crew, at Central Park
Wall, and bandmaster Sissle paid off
the bet like a man. The sepia boys will
play outfits from white clubs from
Broadway gay spots.
Talk about thrills; here's one that
will be a solid killer; the Cotton CIub
>epIa stage beauties will cross bats in
soft ball Thursday, l pm, Central PIX,
o2nd st. diamond with the ofay girls
from the Paradise Of Broadway, who
are SAID to be the most beautiful girls
m the world;-there won't be any
rouge or lp-stick used in this show,
e'ther-but there will be plenty of
hard-boiled sweat when these gals start
around the bases Here's the roster:
Margaret Cherot, Ethel Watkins. 2
Brown twin sisters, Toni Ellis, Mae
williamson, Julia Noisette, Ethel Love,
and Edna Mae Holley, on the mound
Tor the Cotton Club girls. Watch this
column next time for results of the
1racas; Clarence Robinson, producer
OF the show will act as one of the UNI
Plres;-l hope none of those pretty
dlmpled knees will get scratched up.
FIGHT FANS
Next week promises to be a Odyssey
doodle" for old Harlemtown and the
w. Fair when Joe Louis will do his
kip act with Tony Galento, We'd
nesday, at the Yankee Stadium. Word
reached me that several railroad com