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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-23

Arthur Fiedler will conduct the eighth Boston Pops orchestra broad cast over WATR-American tonight from S::30 to 9:30 p. m. The pro- gram will include Halvorsen's "En- trance of the Boyards," the overture to Berlioz's Beatrice and Benedict" '" the first Peer Gynt" suite of Grieg, Chabrier's ''Espana" rhapsody and the "Knightsbridge" march from Albert Coates London Suite 7" (From Boston)
 Don Moreland and Dick Titus, both seamen second class, will be the featured vocalists on Meet Your Navy, over WATR-American on Sat urday, June 23, at 7:30 p. m, EWT. Don will sing Gan You Read Be- tween Lines?" and Dick will be heard in Yours Is My Heart Alone. :" The all-recruit choir will offer Lead Me, Lord" "Bojangles of Har- lem" Laura" and "Poinciana" will be featured by the orchestra. tFrom Great Lakes Naval Training Sta- tion)
 Roy Acuf and his Grand Ole Opry" troupe pay tribute to the brides and grooms and lovers every where in the romantic month of June with program of sentimental ballads on Saturday. June g. at 10:30 D. m, over NEG Stations. End of the World and "Life's Railway to Heaven" are Roy Acuff's solos for the evening. Other tuneful highspots include Molly Darling" and Tn That Vine Cover ed Chapel" harmonized by the Old Hickory Singers; Mack McGarr, his mandolin and Florida Blues; Good Ole Mountain Dew, a duet by Rachel and Oswald; sally Goodin,' played by the Smoky Mountain Boys. and a fast fiddle solo, Black Mountain Rag" by Tommy Magness. The Duke of Paducah CWhitey Ford tells of his school daze, and Minnie Pearl. the Grinders Switch gossip, relates the latest doings down her way.
 Is the returning veteran a prob lem or not? That question is posed and wered on Assignment Home, the Army Service Forces drama series, in it's broadcast Sat- urday, June g, at 4:3O D. m, over CBS stations. There are two schools of thought on the question. One holds that the veteran is completely changed, and. must be handled eX- pertly. The other holds that he ex- poets to be treated just as he all ways was. Assignment Home points a third course, compromise be- tween the two extremes, built on the premise that the veteran both is and ism problem :. just like a civilian.
 Music, mirth. and madness ride the air waves when Cass Daley, zany singing star of Paramount $ current Out of This World" at 8:30 p. m., over WATR American Network.
 Screwball comedienne Cass Daley will pitch a few of her fast ones at the listeners and offer her inimit- able vocal interpretations of All of a Sudden My Heart Sings" and Stuff Like That There"
 Jerry Wayne, romantic baritone star of the half-hour variety show, handles the emcee details and sings Sentimental Journey If I Loved You" and "The Way you Look To- night"
 Blondie bids $20 for a painting, at an auction, and then discovers that it is a Rembrandt, and the Bum- steads are off on another round of madcap adventure when Blonde Acquires a Treasure, in the comedy drama broadcast over-- stations, Sunday, June "A, at 8 p. m. When people begin to flock to the Bum stead home to look at the are treas ure, Dagwood and Blonde decide, Gpdivid,1allvl that thev need pem
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-23
A DIRECT CUT

 Marys sergeant is home from the war But he isn't seeing Mary any more. He's cutting Mary because she cut bangs Since he's been away with the Marine corps gangs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-23


 an auction, and then discovers that it is a Rembrandt, and the Bum- steadS are off on another round of madcap adventure when Blonde Acquires Treasure" in the comedy drama broadcast over-- stations, Sunday, June "A, at 8 p. m. When people begin to flock to the Bum stead home to look at the are treas ure, Dagwood and Blonde decide, Individuality that they need new furniture, and go shopping dndivid- lally for it. They end up with fur niture flowing into the back yard. at just about the same time that the auctioneer arrives with upsetting news. Penny Single ton and Arthur Lake star as Blondie and Dagwood.
 Seven songs of lasting popularity make up the Hour of Charm, " when Phil Spitalny and his all-girl orchestra broadcast over NEG sta- tions, Sunday. June "A, at 10 D. m. The orchestra and choir open the show with Strauss familiar Tales from the Vienna Woods" The so- prano Jeannie sings Kiss Me Again" from Victor Herbert's Mile. Modiste," and the orchestra plays Lecuona's "Siboney". Jeannie and the ail-girl choir return with My Heart Sings" Evelyn, concertmis- tress of the Hour of .Charm," plays as her violin solo Inter mezzo" The contralto Francine and the brass choir are featured in Carry Me Back to Old Virgin n.y." The hymn of the evening, Holy, Holy. Holy" is dedicated to the complement at the U. s. Naval Supply Depot at Oakland, Calf.
 Peggy Mann, popular songstress, is guest soloist on Columbia net works Your Hit Parade" for the broadcasts of Saturdays. June 8 ] and 30 at g 9. n1.. while Joan Ed-
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material2 Yes! Good workman
ship OF course! But without that
ingenious touch of millinery magic,
a hat can be a mighty flat affair.
At MILLICENT'S you'll find that
inspired touch. Call it artistry.
If you will What makes a hat
really creation gives lift to the
heart. brings a sparkle to the eye.
Millicent's intend to 60 to all ends
to bring you famous hats of famous
designers-and they maintain .
Custom Made Department where
beautiful hats are designed, with
an artists respect for decoration.
1905 CONN. AVE. Phone RE.
1902.
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Pbifer-Bair
Ceremony Held

The marriage of Miss Mary Helen
Barr, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Ulmont Bair of Bourbon,
Ind, to Mr.. Charles Gerald Phifer,
U. s. N. r., of Pittsburgh, son of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Gerald Phifer of Pittsburgh, took
place last evening in the Foundry
Methodist Church. The Rev. DR..
Frederick Brown Harris officiated at
the ceremony and a reception at
Hotel 2400 followed.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and attended by her
sister, Mrs Frank Freiherr, as ma
tron OF honor. She wore a white
brocade gown embroidered In seed
pearls with a f1ngertip veil of il
fusion and carried a prayer book
ornamented with orchids and a
shower of stephanotis. Mrs. Frei-
heirs gown was of blue satin and
she carried an arm bouquet of red
roses.
Mr.. Joseph B. Phifer was best
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on order. and served piping hot.
This Is huge restaurant. It oc-
cupies two large buildings, both in
the same block. And there are
innumerable dining rooms In each
to accommodate any number In
your party. Ask the headwaiter to
seat you Ut the Captains Table, or
in the Ships Cabin, or in any q
the other Marine Dining Rooms.
1921 and 1907 Z STREET NV.
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course covers posture, poise, clothes
sense, makeup, rhythm, and
speech. Let the PEARL ATKINSON
SCHOOL help you ind your bright
er tomorrow. For appointment
with Pearl Atkinson. phone NO.
s17l, between l and 8 pm. ITO
CONN. AVE
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for the liquid beauty cream that
will help unmask your natural
loveliness. The DONNA LO"
preparations include cleansing
cream, night cream, facial oil.
lipstick, powder, perfumes, and an
amazing rouge that suits any COL
oring and complexion. At two
SEARS stores: $500 Wisconsin
Avenue NV. and eli Bladensbur9
Road NE. Free parking at all
times.
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Go to h /
B E A q T Y
CIlN &c al
H E P N E r 8
where he spec :
l a ize in a
method Of face
molding an &
muscle building
t at restores
G q q rirr Foo;al
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uSCONCTluK tudG
O. DONNEILS
SEA GRILL is
famous, too. It's
famous for the
m a 8 nifi cent
steak and sea-
food platters-
which are pre-
pared for you
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MISS GOTT.

~
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Colt
OF SLIDER Spring announce the
engagement of their daughter
Miss Estelle Mary Colt, to
S/Sergt. Terence r. Gdstelle,
u. S. A. Miss Colt attended
the Academy OF the Holy
Name. Sergt. Gastelle, former
~ of Tdkomd Park is a grad
uate OF the Montgomery Blair
High School. He temporarily
is stationed at Mather Field,
Calf. Harris g. E1Uing Photo.
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DONNA L 0eau-
ty preparations and
toiletries that are
featured exclusively
at SEARS. They are
made of a blend of
oils, so finely COM
pounded that they
promise to perform
wonderful beauty
featS THEY'RE fop,o,rc
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that you are
charming and
progressive? If
OF P earl
Atkinson an
h Up you do
s o m e t h / n &
about it. Her
wonderful Self
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Take your guests to luncheon and
enjoy the sparkling entertainment
provided by the beautiful mSnne-
gums wearing stunning clothes,
the lovely music of Bert Bernath
and his orchestra, and the divine
food. Arrive promptly at / pm.
But first make reservations with
Mr.. Romaine-NA. 1910.
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from RO s 8 =
S A T U r N
Hardly a ay
passes without
new shoe beau
ties a arriving :.
in brown suede.
in black suede
. platforms,
w-heelers and
ht1h . heelers.
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s c H WARTZ
81 SON are
showing mag
nihcent je W
e ! e d crowns
by Trifari. n
Illustrated here
is a T i f a r i
pin, you v e
seen featured
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Fnfr0vskys Hosts

Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Futrovsky
will entertain at Succoth party to-
day from noon to mindnight, when
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80 w ~kAAA
ton. Restore
your faith in
Y on Sc If
T a k e a
course, using
every spot
r e d u C | n &
m a C h i n e
I'm n Bdino
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-23

:" TIE WOMAN OF TO-
DAY knows that her
personality Is in the making every
day." At what stage are you nowi
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ring roller and exercycle). with
steam cabinet and shower. 10 times
$40; 20 times, s275o. Ten half
hour Swedish messages with steam
cabinet and lamp, $3.50, 1929
F ST. MA. 1856.
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suit to the STELOS
COMPANY to have
the moth hole, ci-
garet burn or snag
repaired by inweav-
ing or reweaving-
the damaged spot be-
comes invisible to the
eye, 80 perfect is
their work. They
eradicate runs and
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at L. FRANK
COMPANY. 1t
combines every
n e W fashion
point-it has q
t urtle neck,
graceful " in &
sleeves, it comes
in tw o styles:
button front or
LA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-23

" FASHION COCKTAIL
ING" like that
dash Of vermouth in your favorite
'lifter-upper' 50 Is that all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-23

i m por tant
d a S h of
NJ I L L I =
c z N T. S
Individual
in a ha t
What are
the basic in
gradients Of
a hat9 Fine
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wool gabardine, tailored wool
dresses and DRESSER daytime dresses.
They're open every evening til -
TO give wider scope to your shop
ping hours. 1877 CONN. AVE.
Phone AD. 7432,
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-
you attend the
weekly FASH
ION S HO w
and L u N c H
E o N in t h e
PAIL M A L L
ROOM of t he
H O T E L
r A l. E I @ H.
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3" CURLY LOCKS, CURLY
LOCKS, where have
you BEEN" Why to HEADS OF

course! For that's
where skilled hair
stylists do wonders
for your hair and
personality. They
have installed a
water-softener which
h as the effect Of
rain-water on your
hair, giving it q
shAny, and neU e1na ~
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3" A LWAYs SOMETHING
NEW" No matter how
humdrum life can be during
the week, it always perks up on
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See the stunning collection =.
priced upward from 1896. Open
daily from 9 to s; Thursday from
9 to .. 1898 CONN. AVE. Phone
DU. 0346.
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man for his nephew and Mr.. Robert
j. Lippeatt, Mr.. Christian w. Hol-
weger, Mr.. William X. Mainhart
and Mr.. J. r. Pfeiffer. IT,, were the
uShers.
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i" I oVHY TO LOOK At
that should mean
YOU If your face Is your prob
lem, consult MIR. GARDINER.
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It's OF rayon crepe in lime, coral.
white, black or aqua, and Is nicely
priced at $7.95. r ST. at 18th.
Main floor.
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"ADD.A.THuIG"
WARDROBE

Wordrobes foil into two cote
sories. One works like q
ehorm under oil conditions. The
other foiIs you completely in
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their guests will be the members Of
the Ezras Israeal Conere1ation.

the Ezras 1sraeal Congregation.
Pfc. Donald Futrovsky. son Of the
hosts, will be honored at the same
time by the group Of young people
OF which he was the leader before
entering the armed service. Their
party will be 4 Victory Bond fete
which they, under his leadership,
were the first to arrange among the
Younger generation.
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" YOUR LIFE ISN'T CON-
PLETE If you don't know
ANNE KELLY" who has the larg-
est and most modern health club
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your ward
70 b e. T h e
S H E L :
B U r N E
S H o P has
a wonderful
stock of such
W q + d robe
b u lid ersv
plus other
suits Of all
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INN

popovers daily. The atmosphere lis
charming-the decor is Pennsyl-
vania Dutch. Go by bus, trolley
or auto-to 27oo F ST. NV. Phone
DI. 9256.
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+" COLUMBUS DISCOVER.
ED AMERICA In 1892"
Americans chat Is, Washingtonians
and visitors from everywhere) are
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1iness. They specialize In Cold
Waves, but give machine perma-
nsnts, too. And they are absolute
geniuses ct arranging new coi1ures.
Give yourself 4 start into fall. Make
an appointment tomorrow. Intown:
1923 CONN. AVE. Phone DE. 5811.
Bethesda Salon: 7248 Wisconsin
Avenue NV. Phone OIL. 1915.
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muscles and eliminates lines from
your face. He is also adept at re-
moving pinples, blotches and eye
pufaness. 612 18th ST. MA. 8o14.
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" SOMETHING NEW HAS
BEEN ADDED" but
you won't Be able to see 1t! When
you take an indisposed dress or
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" A IL THE WORLDS A
CAMERA" so
look lovely, please! You'll be de-
lighted with the marvellous
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" EooTNoTE FOR FALL"
You'll step blithely In
to autumn If you wear A new pair
Of beautifully GRATED suede shoes
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snags in stockings, too. e13 18th
ST. NV.
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In Vogue, set with flashing multi
colored jewels against a background
Of Gold on Sterling Silver. These
exotic crowns come in two sizes
$24 and $ls tax included. 1905
r ST, NV. Phone ME. 0060.
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"S'SSuSys
The former is the
kind Of wordrobs
that is bosieolly
complete. 1t stoys
in condition simply
BY oddins one
dress, Or q coat, Or
q suit. It is in
terIoekins-sven TO
accessories. And
soeh ysors sdditi
a fresh look.
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" THE BLOUSE THAT
WINGS IT SLEEVES"
and tapers to small waist, awaits
you among the new blouse arrivals
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located on
the Poto-
mac River,
ri 8 h t in
town. The
I o o d is
delicious -
a n d they
serve tall,
Z / ga ming
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&" INDULGE YOUR GREED
FOR TWEED" There's
nothing like finely tailored tweed
suit or coat to give backbone to
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+" Wear YOUR OWN
CROWN JEWELS
and add glamour to your lovely
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" GUNNER LINGERs IN
THE LAP OF AU-
TUMN" It's such a perfect time
to dine at WATER GATE INN.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-25
BY DAMON RUNYON

which can prove is one OF the
most important elements Of
good fortune these times.
Or you can look around for
yourself and figure what a diff
ference IL would have made in
the lives of many characters
had they been born in beds
other than those in which they
opened their eyes. In some cases,
as YOU can plainly see. il would
have added TO our population of
VagrantS Yes, indeed. the luck
OF being born in the right bed
is a powerful influence on des-
tiny
DUT aside from that, / can
~ take the career of almost
any successful or unsuccessful
man and show you that some
how. somewhere along the line
A stroke of good or bad luck
turned the trick one way or the
other for him. / do not deny
that there is such a thing as
forcing the breaks for good luck
by industry. alertness, or other
wise. but / say that often good
luck attends person who does
not as much as lift a little fin
ger 10 bring II his way.
Lucky is moving just a frac.
tion OF an inch 10 miss fatality
or serious injury Lucky is fall
ing 10 catch plane that crashes,
killing all on board. Lucky is
having a fight with a dame one
night before planned marriage
and seeing her marry another
guy and hen-pecking him the
rest Of his days
tnfucky Is living a clean lie
10 wind up with illness. Unlucky
IS saving your money 10 60
broke on investments.
VOU undoubtedly know OF
L scores OF men of scant abil-
ity reaching high places over
men Of superior attainments
through some turn OF luck. No
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-25

one can explain why luck de-
cldes 10 favor a human misiit
over some far more meritori-
Gus person, No one can eX-
plain much of anything about
luck.
Some one once remarked that
all we know about luck is that
it is bound 10 change, though
/ have finally come to doubt
II. / have decided that il can
stick a lifetime, good or bad,
with some persons. / have
come 10 the conclusion that GER
tain men and women are born
lucky or unlucky. and that you
might as well play them on
that basis, so 10 speak, as John
McGraw used 10 rate his base
ball players when he was man.
ager of the New York Giants.
II would rather have lucky
had player any day than an
unlucky good player" said Nc
Graw, and by way OF proving
he meant il. nc once traded a
high-grade pitcher-for one of
far less natural skill on the
ground that the latter was in
ordlnately lucky.
I WOULD much prefer be-
Il laboring my readers with
the work-and-win text. or the
one about the busy bee improv-
ing each shining hour or some
other equally platitudinous
topic, 10 point the way 10 the
heights 10 them but l just can
not bring myself TO deceiving
them that luck is not in there
working. In foot race be-
tween the tortoise and the hare
/ will have 10 bet on the hare
If l get an inside tip that IL is
a lucky hare.
And there is always one per-
son who will accept my remarks
on luck as gospel truth and
that is your ever-loving wife if
you have had TO stand by and
watch A contemporary 90 bust
ing past you successwards.
copyrtEht. is45. ey King Features
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-25

the condition Is not severe. il
would hardly be advisable TO
have brain operation.
c. Care heat treatments
OF any value in a case Of high
blood pressure?
Answer: - Heat treatments
are of no value in high blood
pressure. / have outlined some
suggestions concerning high
blood pressure which / shall be
glad 10 send 10 any person wish
ing them if they will write me
enclosing sell addressed,
envelope. Names will not be
used.
Worried Wife: Will you
pleas tell me something about
psoriasis
Answer. Psoriasis is a chronic
disorder of tho skin which is
characterized by the formation
of PLAQUES varying in size from
one-eighth inch 10 two or three
inches in diameter. The placques
are covered with fine, branny
scales, which leave a bleeding
point when they come Off
There are many subjective
symptoms, such as itching. This
disorder occurs more frequently
in the fall and winter than in
the spring and summer. The
cause OF the condition is not
known. but IL is thought by
some that il is due to some dis
order in the way protein foods
are used in the body.
l. BLOW can i cure veri-
cose veins? My right leg is the
worst. ....
Answer have outlined some
suggestions concerning the treat
ment of varicoSe veins which /
shd3 ~ glad 10 send yoUsif YOU
viii write again enclosing a self
addressed stamped envelope.
Your name viii moi he used
CcPytlshG lo45, b. KinS Features
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-25
BY GEORGE DIXON

neglected 10 leave tips. not
wishing 20 spoil the help for Mr..
and Mrs Truman,
Next day they were invited
10 the British embassy 10 do a
little sluicing al the theoretical
expense Of his Britannia ma
jesty George VI. King of Great
Britain and Ireland and all the
British dominionS beyond the
seas, defender OF the faith, en-
peror Of India, through the per-
son ef his ambassador extraor-
dinary and minister plenipoten-
tiary. the Earl of Halifax
tphcw. I'm wlndedD
This publisher is a splendid
fellow \ champion of the people
and pillar OF democracy but,
II he has one failing. II is that
he tends 20 become TOO out
spoken, particularly after too
much sluicing. He recognizes
this failing. viewer. and
usually takes preventative
measures.
Before leaving for the en-
baSsy he got another publisher
aside-this may surprise you.
but publishers often speak 10
each other-and said:
"You know how I feel about
this British loan business. I will
try 10 keep off IL but I NAV not
succeed. so, II you hear me
sounding off too much I would
take II a. a signal favor n you
would give me kick In the
shins."
Naturally. any publisher who
is invited 10 kick another pub
Usher in the shins is always de-
lighted 70 obliee So the sec
ond publisher said he would be
on the alert TO take advantage
of the opportunity.
Well this first publisher rel
ished the British hospitality
and finally found himself deep
N discourse with stranger.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-25
OVER THERE
LET'S EXPLORE
YOUR MIND
-By ALBERT EDWARD WIGGAM, D. Sc. -
Answer 20 Question No. l

This is a tough PROPOSE
ton all around. Often the par
ents are demanding too much.
Often the girl has an exag-
gerated sense Of duty. II the
young man is coldly uncon-
cerned about sharing part of
the burden and securing some
KIND of help, he is hardly
worthy of the girls love Funda-
mentally, the girls basic duty
is TO the man she loves 10 her
future children and her own
right to happiness.
Answer TO Question No. 2
Yes. A stu d Y of this
strange fact was made by DR..
+. Y. Williams. Exa mPfes
Young woman finds letter 10
A no. h er woman in lover S
"a cket. She ruShes screaming
10 bathroom and takes poison,
to punish lover. Young man
enA aged TO marry finds he has
epila psy, feels unworthy and
uuietly dies alone by cutting
throaa The point is, when one
feels another person is at fault
he conn 1its suicide dramatically
10 puniAh the other. If the
fault is his own he dies quietly
and unobSI rived.
Answer to Question No. 5
3-No. Any school that turns
out poor rcad ders is simply be-
hind the timAs. Plenty of meth