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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-02
CHAPTER INVENT NINE

CHAPTER TWENTY NINE
TAY RANG Mol!a's room about
nine the next morning but there
was no answer He dressed and
went down to the lobby
Have you seen Miss Glendon or
Miss Mitchell this ntorning he
asked the clerk
Yes. sir. they ordered horses
from the stables and went for a
canter, they didn't say What time
they'd be back, sir
Tav swore softly and mildly to
himself and Went in TO breakfast
They had been riding for about
a half hour. saying very little,
when Molla drew up slowly to a
halt. Did you find out from jack
whether Tay came home last
night" she asked Vivian casually
Vivian nodded. He got home
all right"
Where vas he ?'
Molla noted her uneasiness. i
wish you'd tell me if you know. -
I'd rather Tay told you himself,
bnt II you insist
Il do insist: DO you mind My
curiosity has gotten the better OF
me and ! don't intend to see lay
all day"
Good idea Vivian said sagely.
He'll be sitting on just that many
more pins and needles. And as
long as you've asked for it, here's
the way | got it from Jack
She tod Molla Of Tags little es-
capade With Clarice Anthony, in
Guiding their rescue by police from
the canal waters.
Well. there It is. don't think
il serious enough to sentence him
TO the %guillotine. but 1d surely
keep a heavy sword poised over
his head for awhile"
Molla pressed her lips together
in a straight line for an instant
then relaxed in a half smile,
4 might even think it funny If
it didn't make me look a little
foolish" she said.
There's only n foolish person
in the picture Vivian said, "an1
that's Mister Taylor Whitworth.
He's plenty lucky. too. Someone
else besides you might have given
him the go-bye for much less
How do you know l WON'T"
Because you'd be a darned fool
if you did. and l think you're too
smart to be a darned fool"
Molla wondered what Vivian
meant. but she said nothing, She
pointed down the road. Lets
have lunch az that roadside stand.
then We wont have to so pack to
the hotel.'
Are you game to take a COM
plete holiday from Tay today?'
Vivian asked suddenly.
Why. what 90 vor mean"
simple Wen skin dinner Na'a
the gang oct MO Stacks and go t.
\ movie downtown"
How about Jack Won't TIE
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-02

CAPITOL SQUARE
BY BOB THOMPSON
Daily Dispatch Bureau
In The Sir Walter Hotei-Raleigh
YET 70 LEARN

YET TO LEARN Apparently
There are some people IN Washing
ton who are Vt 10 learn That this
ga..stv Ut I<.ls. Or. If they have
j -cgveHed .hat .act. they are yet
T.. i,4rs ,h3t winning Il without de-
Ilv -a5,r. .~,,aartant than their WI
-.f.d#ees r., instance.
D.fF.,ars ,t the late OpN now
uoo~.,iro lrnde, anotbor set Of let
.r.. e4me 10 Banker Bob Hanes-
o.on o4,.r claimed 10 be am out-and-
mn, New De1Ier but who, everybody
,dm,,s b,. the renn,a,ion nf gettInp
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-02
NORTH CAROLINA STOCKS

"rfe National Association OF Securities Dealers, me
D;S,ric, No II. published the following retail prices
$500 on ouotations furnished to II by certain dealers
ar =, : ~ ~, January 30. 1912. The Association as
suy1es no responsibility lor these prices az "cS "N
.ovry indicative OF the general current,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-02

Q. T ! UOHP
inflicted in Washington on charges
linking him with the distribution
Of Japanese propaganda is Ralph
Townsend, former newspaper editor.
He * reported to have been arrested
at his Lake Geneva. Wis. home.
Others named with him in the in.
dictment are Frederick ". Will
and David Warren Ryder.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-02

Teacher: Tommy, l want nothing
from you but quiet, and very little
Of that
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-02

The Arabic word "Haran" means
sacred place."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01

Here's q school-snd- date frock
that fits right in with the rest Of
your wardrobe. it's so adaptable |!
Anne Adams designed Pattern 1890
as a two-piece frock with the new
''fitted-down-to-your hips" silhou-
cite. The long-sleeved blouse may
be worn with other skirts: the
SHINY panelled skirt. too. with =
pretty sweater. The scsliops ON
the blouse are optional-the short
sleeves may be scailoped TO match.
For q long -sleeved dress, try gray
wool with = spic-and-span white
pique collar for = short-sleeved
version. one of the new hop
scotch" rsyon plaids!
Pattern 1850 In available IN
junior miss sizes IL. IL. Is. IA, is.
Is. II. Is and 10. Size Ii, entire
ensemble, takes "a yards 81 inch
fabric and y yard 3o inch con-
trast-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01
Winter Bad
Season for
Dry Skins

Winter is a real bane of dry
skins, Dry heat indoors does as
much damage as cold blasts out
doors. So what's to do?
First, wash your face and neck
with soap and water at night only
Use cream for mornings and
cleansings during the day.
Next, apply night cream regu-
iarly. A really dry skin needs this
even In summer. and when winter
comes it's imperative.
And that's the long and short
of specific remedies.
But there are other measures
which will show equally import
ant results.
WALK DAILY
AND WATCH DIET
The girl or woman whose health
habits are perfect isn't likely to
have severe skin problem. short
of a sudden ailment which re
quires a doctors attention. So II
your skin is very dry. look TO
your eating. sleeping and exercise.
Take a brisk walk daily and be
sure you get plenty of fruit juices,
milk. salads and fresh vegetables.
Then. too. inventory your cos
metic habits. Maybe you can inn
prove your appearance consider
ably by more satisfactory toilet
aids. Cream rouge undoubtedly
would help. II you now use pow
der. Select a color that matches
your cheeks after violent exercise.
Apply 1t fairly high and be sure
there are no rough edges. no white
space between rouge and your ear.
II blending edges Is difficult. try
a bit of cleansing cream on each
cheek before you start patting
and blending.
Probably your hands. arms and
elbows need fabrication as much
as do your face and throat. Mas
sage hand lotion into them several
times day and cover them once
week with your very richest
night cream, leaving 1t on as long
as possible.
For all dry skin there's just one
cosmetic watchword- fabrication.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01
The StOrk
Brought to

Mr.. and Mrs. Benton NJ. Alley,
1928 So. Hosmer, Nov. 30, a
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Vanich,
3735 No. Shirley. Nov. rs, son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest A. Durham,
3511 Grandview ave, Nov. rs, a
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rutt, jr.,
Puyallup. Nov. n, a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie w. Bishop,
ss4 So. Anderson, Nov. rs, a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard T. Blanch-
er. Puyallup. Nov. 2e, daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Plemons,
a4Tis So. Sheridan, Nov. rs, a
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard n. Ram
saur, Rt. 6, Box 210, Nov. Is, a
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Rice,
1910 No. 9th, Nov. Is. a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Wass-
mann, Puyallup. Nov. II, a son
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred L. hsichl,
Spsnaway. Nov. IS, son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard c. Bates,
Spanaway. Nov. IS, a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome J. Goerger,
eOs So. 73rd. Nov. Is, son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Rulseher,
Sos East d. Nov. Is. a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin c. Greek,
Ri. :, Box lis, Nov. IA. daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin S. Childs,
$3.50 So. Puget Sound, Nov. II, a
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. House,
1880 SO. 41st. Nov. is. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merlin II. Crum,
100 So. Alder, Nov. i, 8 son.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01
WOran,s No. Wartime Beauty Typical American Bath
Reclassify Men
OF e or Over

OLYMPIA - Ahle-hoiied men
q Is years or older. Who originally
we're classified as Group III in
the selective service. vill ~ re-
Classified. Il. Col Walter J. De-
Long. state director of sslective
service. said "Wednesday.
That particular classified
ton viii he. in effect. ahol-
iShed. and men who were In IL
and received deferment b.
cause Of age will he put in 9TH
or groups, according 70 their
present status.
Col. DeLong also announced that
men in "A classification also will
b. transferred to other classes in
the draft list Those men are
ones who have been honorably dis
charged after serving three or
more years in the army. navy, ma
rine corps or coast guard.
Action in reclassifying men in
either the 1-H or A groups viii
result in many being indicted into
service at once or being put into
groups which will be called in
shortly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01
1912 Schedule Of Glasses
AtTacOma Y. w. Announced

Health is more important than
ever now" Mrs. Dorothy Sweet
McDonough, director of health and
recreation department Of Y. w.
c. A. said Wednesday. Regular
exercise and recreation are as es-
sential as good food and sleep in
order to keep a balanced body and
mind in these days of tension"
The 1912 schedule of classes in
the health and recreation depart
ment is designed to provide those
needs. Included are activities for
home women, business girls, chill
dren and mixed recreation. The
following classes are scheduled for
the winter term starting the week
of Jan. 5.
Beginning badminton Wednes-
day, 9 a. m. 7:15 p. m; advanced
badminton, Tuesday and Friday, .
a. M; refigurstion, Monday, 1880
p. M, and Tuesday and Friday,
1918 a. m; beginning swimming
Monday and Thursday. p. M;
Tuesday and Friday, . a. m; adj
vanced swimming, Monday and
Thursday, 7:45 p. m, Tuesday and
Friday, $50 a. M; dri-ski, Tues
day, 7:30 p. m: fencing on Thurs
day, 7 to 9 p. m. with Bill Cutter
instructing.
Badminton clubs meet Tuesday
and Friday mornings, II to II, and
Monday. $50 to 1890 p. m, and
Wednesday, S TO IL. Dip hours
are scheduled morning, afternoon
and evening.
New Sun Room
Another aid to health is the new
sun room recently installed in the
Y. W. C. A. health and recreation
department. Equipped with Bur
dick mercury quartz ultraviolet
lamp. it builds up resistance and
imparts vitality. Appointments for
treatments may be had by calling
BfNoduNhN VOL PooA 'iAAet'
Children's Activities
Democratic principles are one OF
the chief values to be gained from
group activities for children.
Swimming, sports and handi-
craft are included in the program
for children. Special swimming
classes for boys and girls from s
to s years are scheduled for FRI
day afternoons.
On Saturday mornings the Fun
club meets. Members of this group
have swimming lessons, sports and
handicraft. This group is open TO
ell girls from 6 to IA years of age.
For the advanced swimmers there
are two groups. the Mermaid club
which learns formation swimming,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01

n YOU suffer from rheumatic. ar
Thrills or nsuritis pain, try this simple
inexpensive home recipe that thou
sands are using. Get q package OF
Ru-Ex Compound. two-week supply.
today Nix n with q quart of water
add the juice OF Z lemons. Its easy. No
trouble at all and pleasant. You need
only tabiespoonfuls two times
day. Often within "a hours-some-
times overnirht-eplendid results nfv
obtained II the pains do not quickly
leave and II you do not feel better. re-
turn the empty package and hu-kx
will cost YOU nothing 10 Try ~ II IL
eoid bv your druggist under an abso-
lutte money back guarantees. hu-kx
Compound Is for sale and recon-
mendeo BY DRUG stores everywhere
adv,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01

NY father win not let me 60 out
with boys until I'm Is. and I dis
agree with him on that point.
Miss Grey, could you tell me
why can't be more popular IN
school. and what should I do to
correct II, Also. In there any
harm In liking soldiers7
Thank you very much, and ]
hope you viii be able to help me.
J. l. W.
Dear J. l. W: Your father h
~ least partly right At Is
ffere h no cause for alarm n
Jon aren't swamped with dates.
md your social contacts should
~ made st school.
To ~ popular with your fell
NV students you must be friend
y and interesting ~ well ~
attractive. and above all. you
must not seem too eager for
dase~ and hoy friends.
Your letter h . little vague.
hut I rather suspect that the
Social affairs you mention are
- anaoes gives Yeccntiy for
scl6ierA-
There n Ne harm In Mixing
soldiern. Of course. After al.
tn army - made mp Of your
brother and mine. and the boy
across the street. We owe them
. great debt. and our fricndh-
nesa and willingness 20 help en-
tertain them when they have
time - ~ entertained n the
1east We con do for them.
However, You are too young
- qualify - = Junior hostess.
much le~s % b. going 20 their
dances and running around with
men, soldiers OF civilians. about
whom your parents know moth
Ing.
And don't let yourself b.
fooled into . false sense Of popu-
larity by the attention you have
received 1t affairs Of this kind.
n the first place. there are NJ
most always far moro soldiers
than girla, which should speak
1nr itself. In the second place,
boys who live ~ they Do. with
hundreds If other men md NO
women, and whose social con-
tnrts with girls are rare IN most
ense&, would naturally be more
interested In you and moro At
seative than the boys your own
49, IN school with m equal num-
ber Of other girls.
Concentrate on being interest,"
ing and Jolly company. 20 girls -
we'll ~ boys. Make = place for
yourself In the school activities
by helping In any way you can.
whether n 10 pleasant or not.
Having . nice personality and
good features. and the ability TO
dance well. gives you . head
start, I should say. BY the
time you are Is and have your
fathers permission TO 20 out.
you ought not "a have any diff
fsculty keeping your date book
flIled well In advance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01
MON MAKES PLANS
CHAPTER VI

You could have peeled the
smazement off the faces Of the
four "kidnapers," in layers, when
they saw Juddy and Doc on the
floor. Pretty soon Angel Todd
slithered over toward them, and
then something happened. People
were staring, but couldn't make
out what was doing. Next thing,
Juddy was back In our midst, and
the twins were jumping her.
Aren't you the little weather
breeder"
Il haven't done anything"
Maybe not. But there's plenty
doing. Coach is straddling Angels
neck"
whats it all about ? Did Angel
commit a crime, asking me TO
dance ,"
Worse. He crashed house
tradition. No student can cut in
on faculty member at a house
dance" Van Clark said.
What a dumb bunny" Tatters
said. "oliver'n have IL in for him
worse than ever now. Spose he
flunks him ? Where win that leave
the team with only Bickle strother
to play right end ,"
II never could get excited over
college politics" Juddy said, and
added something about home
time.
Comes the dawn: go the gals. .
Tatters said. Aren't you having
yourself good time You're get
ting we'll and favorably known.
Angel came over. still looking
like ray Of sunshine, and tackled
her. GIVE me this next dance
and III apologize. he said.
But Juddy was already dated
So he Eat down 10 make himself
solid with me. I WAS still Won
dering about the Oliver thing. Sc
I said:
eft wouldn't wreck your life u
you didn't get through that Indian
course, would II. Big Boy"
''Phooey on the course" h'
said. 1T isn't that. It's my aver.
age. / need the credits. You dom
think I'm Welliver for m,
k..ask 10 ..,,s Nor, 80
'I wouldn't say your health
needed any stimulating"
He let his voice down peg
I'm here 10 play basketball
hockey. football and what-have
you and draw 900 smackers PEI
year. besides what can claw NJ
on summer vacations. Next yea
theren be a boost II make AL
America, and how can they stol
me = And now this peewee pro
Is trying 10 ease me out. At that
maybe could make better dea
az Balestier." he went on. "Onl,
I kind OF hike II here. And I hk'
Il all the better since 7 met "
with that little pal OF yours. Yo,
don't think I've queered mysel
there do you >"
gave him some good advice
Some YOU can rush, and SOM
YOU must gentle Cut the catch
ss-cstch-csn stuff. What's you
hurry, anyway ,"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01

Send Is cents In coins and two
tax tokens for this Anne Adams
pattern. Write plainly size. name,
address and style number.
Are you too tall? Too short
Too plump Too SLIM II you
are irregulariy proportioned in any
way. let the Anne Adams Perfit
Foundation Pattern 4745 take the
guess work out of dressmaking
Adjust this basic figure" tissue
pattern TO your measurements:
then cut II out in muslin and fit
II exactly for a permanent record
Pin your dress patterns TO ",
make the necessary changes. and
the finished frock will III with per-
lection. Designed for sizes IL to
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yards IS inch fabric. Price l5c
and two tax tokens.
Send your order to The Tacoma
Times. Pattern Department.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01

stunts and diving and the Junior
Lifesaving class.
The first step toward good
health is an annual physical check
up by a doctor. These are required
for participation in Y. w. c. A.
pool and gym classes.
The "Y" physicians, DR.. C. NJ.
Steele and DR.. Miles Parrot give
examinations at the Y. w. c. A.
twice weekly. Mondays, 4:30 to
$50 p. m, and Thursdays, $50 to
s p. m. Appointments may be
made by calling Broadway 41s1.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01
SERIAL STORY
TAMBAY GOLD
BY SAMUEL HOPKINS ADAMS

when you're up against compe-
tition. you have to get the jump"
he said.
At that I guess he took what !
told him TO heart. There was
pretty near an hour after that
when didn't see either of them.
On the way home Juddy said
TO me, Trade ought to be looking,
up, Nom"
How 30"
I've been touting the Feederis
to every partner l had"
That's business" / said. with
you for a shill. we ought To be
practically kitchen annex TO
Welliver. How heavy have you
fallen for Angel Todd ?"
The way she laughed. low and
quick, didn't give me any line.
l wanted her to come out OF her
shell. But I didn't want she should
leave the shell where she couldn' t
get back In at need.
I'm not going to fall for any
body" she said. What do you
get il you do ,"
But when l caught her smiling
TO herself after we got home.
was suspicious again. She had q
new look about her, look like
she was listening TO music that
other folks couldn't hear And 1t
wasn't hymn tunes. either
judged that Juddy was get
ting back in the groove.
What that kid did with the 30
I'd given her made me feel
queer behind the eyes. She bought
her some paint and brushes. and
went pottering about, touching up
that poor old house where il
needed it worst. The idea was
better than the result. Nothing
less than a professional job would
have helped much. there.
One part Of it. though. she did
up brown. Shed blown herself
for some banana-gold and re-
gilded the old battered house
motto. with funny lettering. over
the door. so now you could read it,
st Francis & st. Benedight
Bless this House from Woful
Plighte."
II was the first time I had no
tieed il.
! While I was al my own work
had cleared more space than
the grubwagon needed for itself
You can't afford to overlook any
bets when you're out for new
trade. stuck up a board.
PARKING SPACE
Is CENTS PER NIGHT
That was all I could hope e
get, seeing we had no shower
convenienees, or W. c, which
means wire connections and no
what you Jhink-in trailer Ian
guage. The first night I had TIVE
trailers. the second. five. For th'
week. I took IN SS15 Of tina
money. Every little helps.
Custom kept coming in 20 TIT
Fedora. but II wasn't heavy
enough so that I needed an sNtrs
hand. Juddy took TO getting "
early and coming over just th'
same. That was all right with me
II showed she WAS getting inter
eSted in the business. Profes
sionally speaking. she wasn't .
Continued on Page i. Column 6
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01
Hitler Predicts
Salvation for
Germany in 1912

BERLIN-Adolf Hitler. who pre-
dicted Germany's greatest VIC
tory" for 1871. said in New Year
message Wednesday the year 1912
will bring a decision for the saliva
ton Of our people and tho-c nations
allied with US
In his message 10 the Ger
man people ISSUED from hrs
own headquarters, Hitler laid
the war came because enemy
countries did not want 10 live
In the type of world We wished
for"
President Roosevelt made such
an admission" in a fireside chat.
said Hitler. He repeated his IA
mihsr charge that Presiden {
Roosevelt is the greatest war
monger of our time"
Claims He's Peace Dove
Hitler hkened himself to a dove
of peace and said that for six
years before the war he repeatedly
urged London and Paris to partici-
pate in an arms limitation confer
ence TO bring about understanding
between nations.
AT the conclusion of the
Polish campaign I again inn
mediately stretched out the
hand of peace" he said, adding
that he also made a peace offer
after the collapse of France
In 1910.
But l was insulted and almost
described as a coward" ne said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01
Singapore Will Hold.
Churchill Predicts

OTTAWA-Prlme Minister Win
ston Churchill predicted Wednes-
day that Singapore will surely
hold" under the Japanese attacks,
and expressed hope the japanese
will get more than they bar
gained for in Manila.
Churchill's views were expressed
during a press conference at
Rideau hall. the residence of Gov
ernor General. the Earl of Ath-
lone. None of his remarks was
off the record"
Russian victories have inflicted
"a very deep and internal lesion
upon the whole economy and life
of the German people" Churchill
said. He added ne did not be-
heve, however, Hitler would per-
NIT an internal collapse in Italy
because Of the reverses the Italian
armies have suffered
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01
TNICE-A-NEEk BATH
SPREE" RELAXES MUSCLES

Miss Hari is beautiful titan
haired model from Vienna. She
came over recently from Singa-
pore.
IN my work" she told me.
freshness is so important, often
take two or three showers q day,
especially now when art directors
seem to be particularly eager TO
get fresh-looking illustrations.
But these are double quick
cleanings. Miss Hari reports. She
leaves her careful scrubbing rou-
tines for her once-or-twice-a-wee
bath "sprees"
Then l really relax" she said,
lin long, lazy bath. I arrange
my tub tray with beauty aids, and
try out new makeup while ! soak
fatigue out of my muscles.
And what fun with your Ameri-
can gadgets. Few people in the
old country have showers. No
body could dream OF your bath
mittens with powdered soap in
side, so you don't drop the soap
and spend time scrambling for it,"
The beauty, and hence lift-value,
of American bath accessories fas-
cinate Miss Hair too.
And there's one good answer to
your busy-beauty questions. Your
modern bathroom il prime war
asset. You can get maximum
value from it by streamlining your
daily shower routine, setting aside
at least one period a week wherein
you douse, relax, scrub and rest
in the tub.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01

THE STORY: Nom Banner wangles
permission from pretty Jane Ann
Judson. last of aristocratic Mauries Of
rundown Tambay Plantation. to set
mp "feederia" lunch wagon there,
wonders why Juddy IL soured on
world. other characters. Whiskery
Loren oliver. Mclliyer 4. pref digging
for Indian relics Mt Tambay: Old
Swoby. Slovene refugee Dec" oliver
~ harboring: Dolf MONS pet skunk:
Angel Todd. Neiiiver football star in-
terested In Juddy. several Of his frat
brothers "kidnap" her for their dance
snmR
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01
State Liquor Board
Distributes Profits

OLYMPIA - The state liquor
board Wednesday declared its 18th
$500 600 profits distribution of the
calendar year. The money went
$4,000 to the state. S65, 900 TO
counties and $3.50. 600 to cities
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01
High School Sophomore
Claims Unpopularity
Fffssn-Yesr-old Has Plenty Of Time for Dsie,
And Shouldn't Be MisIed by Attention Of Soldiers
By CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey: am a troubled IS year old girl I'm a
sophomore high school and Tn popular with my school
mates At school dances the boys ask dance
and they ask for dates They even seem
care to talk to
try best to fix my hair nicely and dress attrac-
lively have nice features and nice personality When
go to social affairs outside of school quite popular and
asked to dance frequently