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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-03
DR. CLEMENTS OF WpANGELE COMING
 10 JOIN DR. RUDE

Dr. Joseph o. Rude, who was recently appointed to succeed Dr L. P. Dawes as Medical Officer in charge of the Juneau Public Health Service Station, has received word from Dr. John c. Clements of Wrangell stating that he will ar rive in Juneau late this month.
 Dr. Clements has been in Wran- gell for many years and is very favorably known here. He and Dr. Rude will be associated in the same way as were formerly pr. L. P. Dawes and Dr. Rude.
 The offices in the Triangle Building are being remodeled and improved. Besides carrying on the activities of the PHS Relief Sta tion and the Veterans Service, both doctors will engage in private prac- tice.
 Mrs. R. c. Kendall and Miss Janice Fardal will continue as nurse and technician, respectively.
 Mrs. John Clements will ac- company her husband to Juneau and they will be looking for a home to lease or purchase. They have no children.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-03
LAND SWAP NOW : pROp0SED;HAINES
 ASKS FOR STRIP

VANCOUVER, B. C., May 3.-A land swap which would put an infin- iteeimal crimp in the 99-year- old boundary between the far Western United States and Canada and add a trip Of land to the map of Alaska may be suggested the Vancouver sun said yesterday by the Government cf British Columbia.
 Tn a dispatch from the Capital City of Victoria, the newspaper said the residents of Haines, Alaska north of Juneau in the marrow Panhandle" of the Territory want ioad connecting with the rest of Alaska In Southeast British Col umbia, ciy4c groups seek a strip of land fer Victory Highway con- rc-ting Rcssland and Cascade.
 Negotiations between Ottawa and Washington D. C.. would be nee rasary to effect a trade, the article said. and Premier Hart is expected to take it up oa his next trip to the Federal Capital
 The Rossland- Cascade highway plan calls for a 300-foot wide corr- der 25 miles long through north stern Washington. The Rossland Beard of Trade has urged outright purchase Of the strip.
 Haines Alaska, now has a water outlet through Lynn Canal. but it's lcad to the north crosses 40 miles cf British Columbia territory. Haines i5 not far from Chilcoot Pass, famed in the Klondike Gold Rush.
 The border line now separating British Columbia and Washington State was settled by the Oregon Treaty Of l846, when the boundary was extended from the Rockies to the Strait of Georgia along the line Of 49 degrees North Latitude.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-03
BALL PILOT, AIR PILOT SAY NAY
 TO CLUB FLIGHTS

MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 3.-Willis Hudlin, 39-year-old pitcher man. ager of the Little Rock Travellers, jumps from city to city in his pri- vate plane.
 But he says it would be a grave mistake if entire baseball clubs re- sorted to the same mode of travel in postwar years. In his words:
 T have lot of confidence in air. planes, but just one accident and you'd be out of business. Trans ports do go down sometimes, you know"
 Hudlin has been flying for ten years. M
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-03
PADRES PUT ppEI:.SSUpE0N {: E:.S
 p(L LEADERS
Beavers Increase Lead When Rainiers Divide
 DoubIehedder
lEx Associa,ca Prcssl

Portland and Seattle, the Pacific Coast Leagues Northwest entries remained one-two at the top of the standings tcday. closely pressed by the rising San Diego Padres.
 The Eager Beavers" increased their lead over the second place Rainiers to two-and- -a-half games as tkey defeated Hollywood, 7-2, on the Stars field
 Seattle, playing at Oakland, split a doubleheader, losing the opener, s-2, in seven innings, and copping the regulation nightcap, 4-1
 San Diego, host to Los Angeles, evencd its Ssrias with the Angels by a 5-4 victory, to creep within half game of Seattle, and remain only thee games behind Portland.
 Sacramento, playing a home series. tock it's second straight one-run- marein game from San Francisco, winning 3-2,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-03
TANKS PULL.
 EVEN WITH
 WHITE S0x
Ex-saiIor Benton Sets Back American Leaders with
 Third Straight Win
By Jack Hand Associated Press Sports Writer)

Al Benton appeared today the answer to Steve O'Neills search for depth in his Detroit pitching staff, as a No. man behind Dizzy Trout and Hal Newhouser.
 Over 27-inning stretch in three complete games since the season opened, the ex-sailor has boosted himself into select unbeaten com pany by allowing a total of only two runs and 10 hits.
 Chicago was his latest victim yesterday, 2-1, following a To shut-out of St. Louis and a 5-1 decision over Cleveland.
 St. Louis, off to a disappoint- ingly slow start in defense of their title, dropped a tough 13-inning contest to Cleveland last night, 2-1 after hoisting their first American League flag.
 Russ Christopher's mastery over the New York Yankees, effective since September 14, 1943, ended as Rookie Al Gettel hurled Joe Mo Carthy's gang to GA verdict over the Athletics for his first major league victory The Tanks tied the White Sox for the American League lead by the triumph.
 Jim Wilson, another freshman up from Louisville, earned his first big time decision by shutting out Washington, 40, for Boston.
 In the National League, Bill Vol selle was accorded rough treatment in Philadelphia where he was clubbed from the hill, but Ace Adams rescued him to save the New York Giants 9-8 edge.
 St. Louis and Pittsburgh met for the first time in a doubleheader and the honors were all even. Harry Brecheen hurled the Red Birds to Az edge over Rip Sewell in the opener, but the Bucs clouted Blk Donnelly and three others for an 11-1 breeze behind Max Butcher in the second
 Nate Andrews outblowed Rookie Vic Lombardi to give the Boston Braves a 3-1 nod over Brooklyn. The Cincinnati-C Chicago tilt was washed out.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-03
Surprise Given
 Mrs. B. Anderson

Mrs. T. A. Paneheau entertained a group of friends at her home Tues day evening, making the occasion a surprise shower for Mrs. Barney Anderson.
 The guest of honor was presented with many beautiful gifts by her friends, and very enjoyable even- ing was spent
 Delicious refreshments were serv- ed by Mrs. Pancheau, assisted by Mrs. Richard Byrnes and Mrs. A. N. Eide
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-03
ALL AT SEA
Marine

The American Merchant Marine Institute reports that out of some 60 United Nations ships given the names of famous race horses, Caval- tade, War Admiral, Gallant Fox, Equipoisc and Reich Count have eeen sunk which puts them down in the same class with most horsemen, who have been sunk since the first of the year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-03
BA5ki IS WINNER,
 BUT = x ONLY ONE
 10 MISS KNOCKOUT

CHICAGO, May 3-The knockout blew was the favorite punch at an all-heavyweight boxing show at the Coliseum last night, but the prin- oipals in the main event were stand ing up and swinging at the end of 10 rounds.
 Four bouts ended in knockouts CT TKOS, while in the headliner, Joe Baksi of Kulpmont Pa weigh ing 2lli2 pounds, pounded out a unanimous decision over Larry Lane, lS5, of Trenton, N. J.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-03
hLEUTIANS SEE FIRST WEDDING
 OF WHITE PAIR
Enlisted Man and Bride Put General Out of
 Home for Week
ELEVENTH AIR FORCE HEAD

ELEVENTH AIR FORCE HEAD QUARTERS, ALEUTIANS, May Warrant Officer Russell J. Yaeger of St Louis and his bride, the former Miss Marjorie Jean Burt, Red Crcss worker, Duluth, Minnesota, honeymooned today after the first wedding of a United States couple in Aleutians history.
 Maj. Gen. Davenport Johnson, Commanding General, vacated his own quarters for them for a week, before Mrs Yaeger must return home.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-03
SPORTS SHORTS

Ire National Collegiate A. A. Track Meet will be a one-day (snd night) affair this year because of Navy travel limitation. Red Schoen- dienst, the Cardinal rookie who hit a triple in his first Major League game, started hitting his first day with three Minor League clubs Union City, Tenn, Lynchburg, Va, and Rochester, N. Y. When he failed to get a hit in his first game as soldier last summer, he stole cecond, third and home instead.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-03
CHANDLER TAXES PREMIERE pfENS
 Al NEW OFFICES

CHICAGO, May 3-Ssnator A. B. lHappD Chandler came to Chicago today to look over the headquarters ct his office as Baseball Commission e. and probably see his first Nation al League game since his appoint Ment last week
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-03
ALASKA C0ASThL 0M
 TRIP TO GUSTAvU5

An Alaska Coastal Airlines plane flew the following passengers to Gustavus yesterday: Ernest Eriscon, Alan Parry, John D. Robertson and Dr w. P Blanton, the latter re- turning on the plane.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-03
NINE FOR kETCKlAN
 VIA ElLlS FRANKFORT

Passengers leaving Juneau yester- day for Ketchikan via Ellis Air Transport were Jack Sherman, Ray Steugh, Robert Bartoo, R. Had lund, Wm J. Conysry, Iscla Will son, Mary Ellis Martin Feist and D. c. Rasmussen.
 Victor Johnson was flown in from Petersburg.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-03
U. S. SUBS ADD q MORE SHIPS 10
 JApAN'S LOSSES

WASHINGTON, May 3-United States submarines have sunk 21 more enemy vessels, including two combatant ships in Far Eastern waters, the Navy announced today The combatant ships claimed in the latest toll of Japanese losses were a destroyer and an escort vessel.
 BUY WAR BONDS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-03

} DON'T SUFFER with Rheuma- tism, Arthritis, Eczema, Stomach Trouble. The Mineral Baths at Warm Springs Bay will give you instant relief. Clean, furnished cabins, groceries, liquors O'Neill & Fenton, Baranof, Alaska. adv. 5-l-6-30
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-03
(American LGague)

Yesterdays Results New York, 6; Philadelphia, 4. Boston, 4; Washington, 0. Detroit, 2; Chicago, l. Cleveland, 2; St. Louis, l. q3 innings.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-03
ALERGIC

SEAT TLE Clem A. Perrin. a welder won a divorce in Superior Ccurt when he testified that his w.fe's hair aggravated his asthma.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-03
DIR. RAE LILzIAN CARLSON

DIR. RAE LILLIAN CARLSON will arrive in Juneau on May 5th, and will be in her office in the Blomgren Bldg. to examine eyes and fit glasses. Phone 636 for appointment. (tf.-Adv)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-03
STANDINGS OF HE CLUBS

Yesterdays Results New York, g; Philadelphia, 8. Boston, 3; Brooklyn, l. St. Louis, Al; Pittsburgh, 2-11. Cincinnati at Chicago, postponed
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-03
(Pacific Coast League)

Last Nights Results Oakland, 8-1; Seattle, 2-4 Portland, T. Hollywood, g. San Diego, 5; Los Angeles, 4. Sacramento, 3; San Francisco, 2
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-03

BUY WAR BONDS
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-24
DEAR MARY HAWORTII

l was the envy OF all my
friends when | married my
handsome. charming husband,
who had Just graduated from
medical college with highest
honorS. Our son was born dur
ing the second yeU of mar
riage. He was Just taking ms
firN steps when found a
tIfmy, scented handkerchief IN
my husband IS car
Later. the mother Of the girl
called 10 ask me TO keep my
husband away from her daugh-
ter The war took him away
from her. and | left my child
IN the care OF my mother ana
took a job | wrote to my huS-
band faithfully sent pictures
and anecdotes of the baby My
husband returned before the
war was over. There were no
details gwen.
The army forwarded his mail
and there were letters from
women---"misSing YOU, longing
TO see YOU letters from Just
about every place ne had been.
Women were a part OF the
army hfe of all ms colleagues.
l was told.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-24
Grendfefher's Git

HER SHOULDER bouquet of
pale pink orchids was the gift
of her grandfather Emory
Clark.
ffT Clark was not there 70
admire his granddaughter, as
he and Mrs Clark have LETT
for their annual stay Al their
plantation near Camden, :. {.
Mrs. Sheldens street length
dress of black lace was accented
with a pale blue grosgrain rib
bon slantinG across the bodice
and finished with a crisp,
up and down bow
Mrs. Sheldon wore white
orchid from Mr. Sheldon.
Cary asked Lii Murphy &.
and Margic Watkins TO assist.
one Of the gifts which espe-
ciallY pleased Cary was a pair
Of crystal horses sent by
Mrs. J. Deane Rucker.
For this dcbhie Is one of the
outstanding young riders at the
Metamors Hunt Club having
hunted since she was 10.
One Of the crystal horses was
placed al either end OF the eN-
uuiSite tea table which was
laid with a lace cloth had
a silver bowl in the middle filled
with red poinSettias and
-vTS ffiEf1trd by rcd candles IN
silver candelabra
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-24
You Problem? Consult
Mary Hawor+h S Mail

YOU all VulC men are woman
ChaSerS In so saying. he over
looks the axiom. Birds of
feather flock together which
explains the eNtravagant error
of his observation
The truth is, he draws his
conclusion from the example
oi his own kind; and renders
you. poor ninnN SpeechleSS with
di>may ny pointing in self
justification TO those males
among his cronleS who exercise
hardly more control over their
lIbidinouS impulses than the
chanticleer mentioned above.
As for your thought that you
couldn't live with a mediocre
male, that's just what YOU arc
dong now living with a man
whose character. If reduced 10
substance. would look and
smell hike LImburger cheese
Apparently tho army found out
his Suhnornal worth a. A man,
and let him 20 IN sell-defense.
Now, If YOU have an incur
able taste for men of his type,
] suspect there's no escape
from the ignoblc status of
harem favorite, But don't use
your son as a shield for your
weakness il YOU accept that
fate.
Copyright laaS Tae Washington Post
n.uaaa,a nl klne EealMeA .lna Inc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-24
Betty Eaton Giving Party for Guest

MISS BETTY EATON home
for the holidays from the UnI-
verSity Of Michigan has as her
house guest, Miss Carla Mullen
dore OF Los Angeles. Miss Eaton
will give a tea this afternoon in
honor of Miss Mullendore, and
has asked the following TO meet
her guest; the Misses Marge
Watkins, Nancy Roehm, Fran
Ces Walker, Roberta Mackey,
Polly Bushnell, Eleanor Roberts,
Susie Day. Helen Grinnell. Mary
Crawford, Diana Dodge. Nina
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-24
Yacht Club Givinq
PartY for Youngsters

MORE THAN 200 gifts will be distributed
by Santa Claus this afternoon TO members of
the younger set al the Gross Pointe Yacht Clubs
annual Christmas party, Christmas tree will
be the center of the party with caroling around
il after the afternoons program.
Henry Hopkes will be there with his mother,
Mrs Henry Hopkes Jr., who is chairman OF the
fete. Others TO attend are: Mrs Robert B.
Powers, with Chery Bobbie and Roger; Mrs
Frederick OlliSon Jr, with Freddie Judy and
Bobbe.
Mrs George NJ. Endcott and Chuckie Mrs
Elmer L. Boyd and Jerry; and Mrs T.. j. Whyte
Jr., with Edward and Mary Ellen. Mrs. r. j.
Martin and Jerry and Johnny; Mrs Paul Marco
and Barbara; Mrs, s L. Smith with Laura Lou
and Stewart: Mrs. Young LeGro and Joan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-24
u. Barley on Leave

THE ARRIVAL Of 1t Arthur
BARLEY this morning from New
York on holiday leave
siznaled the beginning of
series 0i CcIcbratiOnS
the FIRST OF which viii be- "a cock
tail party 90 be given 10y
The BARLEY, SUNDAY ... a. the
leSldencc- of L. BARLEY father
. Lloyd Bsrtlcy M Strathcona
Drive. PalmcrNWOod>
The guest Inst includes
budc-clect Marjorie Smith and
her nance Bill Carroll
lor whom The BartlCyS aIc %
bc matron NJ honor and best
man ... the JamC, NOntgom-
ert- Mr. and Mrs John
GraGlu, Alr and Mrs. Fred
-eHAek -EFH-t--.. MIR Mr. sr1u MR..
Charles Virgins go. the William
RobinSonS Mrs. Joseph
Dimond 1t. William Leckle
Peggy Monaghan -. the
Robert PfefferS Mai and
Mrs William a Lange who are
here from SheppardSNille, Md
visiting the former Pat HillS
mother Mrs Jean Paul
Pratt 3D.. and Dr Pratt
The Joseph Dingemans ., Il
Richard a. Coleman and
the James kevln Campbells
who have JUST arrived from
Palm Beach where they
have been living for threr wears.
Now that Capt Campbell has
Fereivcd ms discharge 'hpy have
como back 20 Detroit for rGod
.-. and until fhs, can fnG q
!7uUvr arc WITH rfe former
Virginia Fishers parents
, The Edward + FISHERS ri Boston
Blvd.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-24
John June, Bride
Expected for YuIe

DRIVING NORTH for Christ
mas after a wedding trip 10
New Orleans will be Mr., and
Mrs. John Denny June, whose
recent marriage took place in
the Post Chapel at Hamilton
Field. Cal.
The bridegroom, recently dis
charged from the service, was
a lieutenant in the First Com
bat Cargo Squadron. and served
Is months in Obi area As a
pilot of a C-47. He is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert June
of Longfellow avenue.
The bride is the former 1t
Jane T.. O'Quinn. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. julius II. OQuinn
Of Thomasville, Ga.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-24
In Mayfair

TIE cHAPERON

THE HENRY SHELDEN
sidence m Rathbone Place
ro>Se Polntr laNIShlN deco
tcd with Gift bouquets .
AS the setting for the deou-
lntc tea gwen yesterday by
us. Sheldon 20 introduce
daughter Cary
In the carly hours of the
v there was much excitement
the doorbcil ringing every
mute messengers arriving
IN flower, and armlosds OF
her presents
To this party went al old
1rrolt and Crosse Pointc
Mrs Charles r. Pike OF Lake
Forest m here on her usual
Christmas visit with her sister
rn-law Mr., Fred r Murphy
80. was one Of the guests
Beyond the bay window In
the craving room where Mrs.
Shcl den and Cary received
stretched q beautiful "a in ter
scene
The lovely debutante wore a
Street-leneth frock FASH
ioned with a black crepe skirt
and an aquAmAIlne top "a.
with a pink rose st the waist.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-24
Tasteful Cereals

MORE THAN two dozen va
ucties of cereals blend well with
other foods az a source of new
flayorS and textures. Cooks
with imagination can reach TO
the pantry shelf for a bran
cereal, corn flakes or wheat
flakes, oat cereals. pulled cere-
ais OF shredded wheat 10 build
distinctive dish with a diff
ierent taste and texture.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-24
Frannie Baker Wed

AND NOW THE NEWS
Is being told of the mar
riage Of Frannie Baker &.
daughter of the 4 edwin w.
Bakers of Lincoln road, Crosse
Pointe to Edward AleNan-
der Muir son of the Harold
L Muirs of Chicago.
The wedding took place 8.
oct % IN Seattle where
both Frannie and her husband
were stationed
The bride was RM 3 c and
got her discharge only A week
ago and the bridegroom was
an ensign IN the naval air corps.
They were attended 10y En-
sign and Mrs r f. Anderson
of Seattle
Ensign and Mrs Muir, who
have been IN Chicago with En-
sign MuirS parents, arrived IN
Detroit on Thursday night ,
10 spend the holidays with the
Bakers,
The bride was educated At
Crosse Polnte Country Day and
81 Genevieve'S IN Montreal
made her debut IN 1888 Al 4
tea given by Mrs Baker in her
residence and Is a Junior
Lacquer and member OF Tau
Beta.
She served nearly three years
In the WAVES . both on tho
East and West coasts
The BRIDEGROOM went 10
Wooster College. IN Ohio
and Will continue hiS studies
al the University OF Chicago
They will live IN Chicago until
he finishes
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-24
FIavorful Sauce

MAKE PLENTY OF barbecue
sauce. II keeps well, and there )
no equal for popping up the
taste OF oVen-heated leftover
sliced ruaStS. read y TO eat
loaves, iranklurterS, hamburg
crS. Just pour ii over, let II
cock ipte,- -r,,pat
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-24

KITTENS ROMANCING in
kitchen towels make diSh-dry-
Ing fun instead of a chore!
In easy StitcherY any one
can do. these motifs make a
perfect shower gift Pattern
$40 has transfer oi siN motifs
simple embroidery on your
averaging 6N7 inches
Send H. cents iu coins for
every Laura Wheeler pattern
Send Your order 10 the Laura
Wheeler Pattern Department,
The Detroit Times, Detroit 81.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-24
Miss HoIderfieId
To Wed Sailor

MR.. AND MRS. j. WILLIAM
HOLDERFIELD of Grandyille
boulevard announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Janet
Ann, 10 Seaman Griffin Ball.
USNR, son of Mps Catherine
Byrd Ball of Washington, ID. C..
and Jess Griffin Ball Jr. of
Raleigh ~ c.
The bride-elect was gradu-
ated from Stephens College,
Columbia. Mo.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-24

Kabbfus, Nancy Neuman. Rose
mary Knox, Jean and Jane
Wilson, Jane Quill, Constance
Gates, Dorothy Townsend. and
Frances Carpenter
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-24
Visiting Parents

ALBERT WEISENFELD n
New York City is visiting his
parents. Nh and-AIrs Harry
Weisenfeld of Gladstone ave
nue..
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-24
To Wed Lieutenant

MR.. AND MRS. |. b. DWOR-
MAN of Shrewsbury road an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Ruth, 10 1t. Marshall
Keller. son of MIR and Mrs.
|. Nj. Keller of Pittsburgh.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-24


NOV. - T6 DEC. -
Sogittoyius You should feel
ambitious. Liberslity, amisbility
stressed this stimulating Sun
day. Gain unlocked for blessings
by aiding others in whatever
way you can. Pray.
DEC. IS TO JAN. II
CupcicorR--lt l. wholesome 10
be grateful for our personal
blessings, and also for the privi-
lege to understand. sympathize
with. help, yes and to work for
and inspire others. Thank God
for these.
Jan. - 70 FEB. 20
AqporjpS-Time wasted now,
or any day, is truly a loss. Get
into the swing of things and let
others have the benefit OF your
tine God-given mentality, versa
tile talents. Shun idlers.
FEB. Fl TO MARCH 90
Pisccs - Ponder well on the
significance Of this holy season,
show gratitude 70 God and couH-
try by being a good, useful citi-
zen. Pisces can counter intoler-
sncr, harshness, bring happi-
ness.
YOU, BORN TO-DAY: You
take characteristics from Sagit-
tarius and Capricorn, born as
sun leaves one sign and enters
other. Rightly develop, use your
many gifts and be a happy,
sought-after person. You are
capable, industrious. Faults:
stubbornne>s, bmntness. Your
sign gives excellent doctors, poll
ticianS. executives.
Copyright. l945, b. Eirt Fssu,,,
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-24
Don't Be Deceived

DEAR s
Your husband ls one ot those
persons Ot whom an authority
On behavior once ~ad The.
Hnd who know, all the answer,
and doesn't know anything
10 briefly examine ms Chanu-
eleer sex philosophy: lie tells
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-24
All Men Chase

All night. l accept that War
Is war. But what OF the tue
ture7 lie will make me no
promises. and even H. he did
! doubt that l would believe
him. He says that all virile
men are Woman-ChaSeFS. i4c
SAYS the drive of nature Is
-2ILnnGcI-LhAn- restraints -Sa--
clctl can apply He says even
% the punishment were death.
men married or otherwise.
would still pursue women. lie
>ass the only men who are
faithful 10 their wives are those
who are dominated by them.
lie CItCS case after case and |
must admit the examples are
most dIScouragung
lie loves me. will support mc
handsomely, VIII grant me all
the freedom | want: but he Will
not give up otner women Now.
shall ] deny my 4-year-old son
the father ne adOTey and take
4 chance on another man who
would, IN all probability, be a
chaser, too?
I am afraid If I married
again, / would choose another
brilliant. charming man who
would fall into the pattern
made for such men. Women
20 after them. | never could
live with a mediocre male.
Since / am realistic enough to
know that women cant eat
her cake and have II too, / am
asking your advice s. {.