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ADVERTISEMENT.
"No secret but q
fact
Of Iife!"

How true tn at
some facts Of life
seem like secrets!
Then, one day, we
learn that women
like Mrs. Hersh-
field follow the
proper method OF
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MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. c. lntD couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, t0Gtt three full days
and receiDe the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
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1923

Women have come to know that
when it's a Kay Windsor dress,
they can choose their size, step
into the dress and look like a mil
lion. This maker has a knack for
cutting casual dresses with tops
that fit yet have an easy fullness
and skirts that have graceful, con-
trolled flair.
A. Beautifully gathered yoke
back in step-in style dress
with winged collar. Persian
print in teal, red or lilac
touched with gold. 1920,
14h-22h.
B. Rick rack trims a coat style
dress with mandarin neck
line. Border print in grey,
brown, green; 1920.
KGnn's Casual Dresses,
Second Floor,
Washington and Arlington
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S25 down and $1,000 per month
buys 9 acres in Prince Edward
County near Millers Lake.
Specials acres on good state
road near Hampden- Sydney with
beautiful room res. with running
water, tenant house. stock barn.
chicken house, garage, apple and
peach orchard. tobacco barn and
some tobacco allotment. Hurry on
| this one
Res. 8 rms, 2 baths, hot water
heat, located near LongWood Col
lege. Suitable for two families.
$1,000
Farm, near Willis Mt, Bucking-
ham County, II acres. 40 in high
state Of cultivation, good s room
home, necessary outbuildings. IT
acres tobacco. Special at $500.
10 acres on Hwy. As in Cumber-
land County. II miles from Farm
vile. Good 6 room res with bath
and basement. Several acres in
high state Of cultivation Special
at $4,000
LAKE: 3 miles from Farmville,
we'll stocked with fish and Is acres
Of land.
$500 down and $50 per month
buys room bungalow with bath.
Located in desirable neighborhood
near Farmville.
$50 down and $4,000 per month
buys 7 acres on paved road near
Hampden-Sydney.
Residence in Burkeville, 8 rooms.
bath and half with all furniture.
$500 Terms.
90 acres, on good road in Prince
Edward County. Well set in good
young pines and poplar timber.
Reasonable
Residence near Farmville High
School, bedrooms, large living
room with fireplace, dining room,
basement, oil heat. In perfect con-
dition. Easy terms.
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and filed, according to law,
stating that there are or may be
persons interested in the subject
to be disposed OF in this suit
whose names are unknown, who
are proceeded against as Parties
Unknown: Therefore. it IS order
ed that said vPaties Unknown"
do appear within ten days after
due publication hereof and do
what may be necessary to protect
their interests in this suit
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LEGAL NOTICES

other persons who are or may
be interested in the subject
matter Of this suit, who are pro-
ceeded against as Parties IN
known"
The object OF this suit is TO
obtain III fee by condemnation
proceedings a parcel of land con-
tanning 0.98 acre. more Or less,
land. of which 0.65 acre is con-
tanned in the present right Of way
and 033 acre, more or less. is
additional land; together with the
right and easement to use such
additional areas as may be
necessary for the proper con-
struction and maintenance of
drain bitches as indicated on
plans. in Cumberland County,
Virginia, and fully described in
notice and petition.
An affidavit having been made
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FOR SALE

l. WV otl1lAI
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ETOVEWOOD: Dry kiEdling
blocks and stove length. Special
prices for quantity orders. Buffalo
Shook Co. 12-9-tf
CORNER LOT on Longwood
Avenue, 70 x 800. Gail 655M.
6-l5-tf
SOY BEAN Wilson $500 per
blishel N. r Patrick, Columbia,
Virginia. 6-5-1lp
-~~~~ ~~~~~~-~-
SLEEPER sleeps two, kitchen III
rear, price $4,000 A. j. Thonlp-
son, miles north Farmville on
state route As. 1872
APPLES wind falls Sl.50. Bring
baskets, help pick up. A. j.
Thompson Cumberland road
7-3-2p
TYPEWRITER Underwood
desk machine. good condition, SIS
Charles Ogle. Gainesville. Phone
Drake 5-5006. 9-3-2p
F'ARM-63 acres, pulpWoOd, 6
room house and outbuildings. cleo
triclty, near Pamplin. $4,000. w.
C Canada, Peoples National Bank.
Bldg. Farmville. a. 7-3-2p
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HOUSE: New, brick, ranch type,
six rooms. garage, porch. Second
Avenue, Dayidson's Estate. Call
724R 5-l8-tf F.
SPACIOUS 7 room home. new
well. all conveniences. Also two
room dwelling. % acres. Is acres
this on route 400 IN front OF KEEL
sey's. VIII consider selling sep
arately. Contact Mrs Epsie Vale.
l27i2 Marshall Terrace, Danville,
Va. Phone 1888. 7-6-1p
p - -
LOT on First Ave. l00x3l0, OPP
posite High School. Mrs. Louis
Hubbard. III E. Third St, Phone
1873 10 Up
6 ROOM HOUSE r. newly deco
rated, fun basement, oil heat,
located on Second Avenue. Ed
ward A Carter phone 81 or
724-W 10 Up
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LEGAL NOTICES

VIRGINIA:
In the Circuit Court of Prince
Edward County, June %. 1856.
Commonwealth of Virginia and
County Of Prince Edward -.
Compartments
YIN Chancery
Charles Owen. and
Ruth Owen non-residents.
Agnes Owen. resident. and
Rose Owen Dance. Rosa o.
jackson, Annie O. Grimes and
Martha 0. Irby, or if they. or
any of them be dead their heirs.
devisees. and successors in title,
who are proceeded against as
Parties Unknown -. Defendants
Order of Publication
The object of this suit is to
enforce a tax lien Of the Com
monwealth of Virginia and the
County of Prince Edward in the
amount of $500. together with
interest, penalties and cost on
certain tract or parcel of land
standing in the names Of Charles
and Ruth Owen. and described
as follows
That certain parcel Of land
lying and being in Leigh District
in the County of Prince Edward,
State of Virginia. about miles
north of Meherrin. containing 40
acres, and shown as Tract Num-
Der on a plat made by E. O.
Whiteside, surveyor dated April
IA, 1921. and recorded In Deed
Book 10, page SCI, adjoining the
lands of the Hal Madison Scott
Estate and the old Branch Scott
Tract; and being the same parcel
conveyed in the decree recorded
in Deed Book 10 page $50 in the
cause of R. o. Jackson. ct ais,
versus John j. Owen ct ais.
An affidavit having been made
and filed, according to law,
stating that the defendants.
Charles Owen and Ruth Owen,
are not residents of the State of
Virginia, and Rosa Owen Dance,
Rosa o. jackson, Annie O. Grimes.
and Martha O. Irby, if living, are
not residents of the State of Viz
ginia, or if they be dead, their
heirs. devisees and successors in
title. who are made defendants by
the general description of Parties
Unknown; it Is ordered that
Charles Owen and Ruth Owen,
and Rosa Owen Dance, Rosa O.
Jackson, Annie 0. Grimes and
Martha O. Irby. if living, and such
Unknown Parties do appear with
in ten days after due publication
of this order and do what may be
necessary to protect their inter-
est IN this suit
HORACE ADAMS, Clerk
VIM P. HAY, JR.. p. q.
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USED CARS

Hot Weather
Bargains
At NEWMAN CHEVROLET
1854 oLDsMoBILE
Holiday Coupe Hydromotic
Transmission. Ivory & Blue
finish White sidewoll tires.
Ecelfent condition.
v 1851 STUDEBAKER
lond Cruiser, A ut o m q c
transmission. Rodio ond Heat
err.
1850 CHEVROLET
4 door sedan. Blue finish. Ex-
cellent condition.
1850 CHEVROLET
4 door Sedan, 2lO series. Com
plete with all accessories.
TRUCKS
1851 CHEVROLET
! ton pickup Heater. Low
miIeoge. One owner.
Very clean
1881 INTERNATIONAL
Y ton pickup, very clean.
Good tires.
Also a good selection Of
budget priced eors. All mod
els and oil makes. Come and
see.
Priced from $500 up
NEWMAN
CHEVROLET SALES CO.
Formvilie, Va.
End & South SITS. Phi. 264
Va. Dealer License No. II
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NOTICE


MEMBERS of the Sun Cured
Tobacco Marketing Cooperative.
Inc. residing in Buckingham and
Cumberland Counties are meeting
at Cumberland Courthouse on
Friday night. July 20, 1856, AZ
eight O'Clock to nominate two
candidates for Director TO re-
present the above named coun-
ties.
On August 3, which date also
falls ON Friday. the Buckingham
and Cumberland County mem
bers will go to the same meeting
place and cast their ballot for the
candidate of their choice. The
voting hours will be from 800 to
1000 p. m" 6-22-4tt
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Please take notice that at the re-
quest of the First & Merchant
National Bank. of Richmond, Va.
Administrator of the estate OF
the late Florence E. Jeffrey,
have fixed my office at Bucking-
ham, Va. as the place and Satur-
day. July 18th, 1856, at 10 a. m
as the time for taking proof OF
debts and claims against the said
estate, of the said Florence E. JEFF
| frey. At which time and place all
creditors of the estate are re-
quested TO appear and present
their claims.
JOHN B, cartwright
| Commissioner of Accounts.
! Buckingham Circuit Court
6-29-2tF
WHEAT GROWERS The DIXIE
Lee Flour Mill. located on Trlce'
Lake. Columbia. Va, is in posi-
ton to handle large or small guam
titles of wheat on free storage
basis. All grain stored in the mil
is insured against loss. This mil
has been completely overhaulet
and has installed completed,
electric controlled fumigating ant
pest control system. We grint
meal and all kinds of feed grain
Mill is open 6 days a week from
7 a. m. til 6 p. m. (This is the oil
Trices Lake water mill1. phon
Drake 55383. Ernest McCutchen
7-6-t
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VIRGINIA.:
In the Office of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court for the County
of Cumberland the 25th day of
June, 1856:
J. A. ANDERSON. State High
way Commissioner Of Virginia
VS..
VIRGINIA STOUT SHORES, and
w. c. SHORES. her husband,
Gainesville, Virginia and the
Heirs of. r. F. Stout, deceased.
and if they be dead, their heirs,
deyisees or assigns, and such
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HELP WANTED

DOMESTIC HELP-middle age
woman between 80 and AZ for
general housework and cooking.
Private room with bath furnished.
plus salary Please furnish re-
ferences sand state previous ex-
perience. State whether white or
colored. Apply to w. c. Merchant.
Jr., Manassas, Va. 7-3-3t
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FOR. SALE

LOTS Building lots. facing
LongWood Ave. Utilities available,
no excavation necessary. See on
call Rev. r. r. Lovelace, Buck
ingham c. H., phone 1884.
7-6-4ptF)
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GIRL OR WOMAN to help in
home with elderly lady. small sal
airy and home. Miss Bette DAN
Itel. Farmvile. Va. 7-6-lt
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FOR RENT


STORE HOUSE - At Rice. Va.
now occupied by Weaver-Bondu-
rant Company, possession jan
uray l 1857 VIII consider selling.
ABBY to Mrs. Claude Bradshaw.
Phone 30l3-M. Rice Va. 6-22-4tpF
HOUSES bedrooms, located on
state route As, l mile north Farm
vile Available July l. White Box
So. Arvonia, Va, or call Farmvllle
967R 1871
SECOND FLOOR space in fire
proof building on West third
street Now occupied by radio sta
ton WFLO. Available approx
mately July /. Contact t. W.
Bloomfield. Phone 1888. 4-l7-tf
APARTMENT bedrooms. Llv-
ineroom, Dining room. Kitchen.
and tile bath. Heat furnished
Fourth Avenue Ext. Cali $50 or
1874 b-l3-tl
DESIRABLE apartment, close to
Main street Rent reasonable.
Apply Cradles Store. 6-l5-6t
~~~~~~~~~~---
OFFICE SPACE on first floor.
Main St, Farmville. Landon At
kins, Realtor, Phone 800 NJ, 1-3-tf
/ OFFICE Russo office on Third
St. Available April l. T. w. Bloom
field. Farmville.a 3-16-tt
/ APARTMENTS small flrst
floor UNFINISHED apartment, eX-
cept for electric stove and re-
frigerator. Also two bedrooms,
living room. kitchenette and bath,
unfinished, on second floor.
Available August l Edna E. Put
ney. BOG S. Main ST.. Farmville.
6-22-tf
APARTMENTS rooms and bath.
furnished. Private entrance. BIG
S Main St. 7-3-2p
OFFICES-Over College Shoppe.
Main street. single of suite. 81 per
room. heat and water furnished
Jack Pearlove, Phone $50. 1882
/ HOUSE-new three bedroom
large lot, miles from Farmville
FILA financing available. Call
lq3-W. 1852
HOUSE 4 rooms on Putney
Street call 686R. 1852
OFFICE or display room. Street
! level Planters Warehouse Bldg
Joel Watkins, Jr. 9-b-3p
HOUSE-In Farmville. Attrac-
tive, comfortable. convenient
Write p. O. Box 239. Richmond
telephone 4-548O. week ends BOG
Pandolnh St. 7-6-1p
HOUSE: rooms and bath. gar
den. Located next door to Deluxe
Cleaners. Contact Deluxe Clean
ers or phone 887M. 7-6-N
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r. H. BLANTON, Clerk
WILLIAM c. CARTER, p. q.
Cumberland, Virginia. 6-29-4t

colllery in South Africa, sup
plying new OIL from coal plant. re-
Gently put into service a conveyor
belt nearly mile and a quarter
in length, the longest conyeyor to
be found on the African continent.
The belt carries coal from mine to
diStillation plant.
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WANTED

APARTMENT Mar
ried HIS Student. Write Box HT
Farmville Herald. 6-29-4p
CUMBERLAND and cut over land.
highest prices paid. Landon At
kins, Realtor. Planters Bank
Bldg, Farmville. Phone 390M or
78a. 6-24-tf
TOBACCO FARMS for our pros
pective buyers. Write what you
have. Dixie Realty. Box 1882
Richmond 6-26-4t
APARTMENT bedrooms. un-
furnished. Phone Farmville 1873.
7-6-1p
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For Sale or Rent

HOUSE, rooms and bath, new =
lv decorated, miles west Farm
Vile Procession at once 4. ..
Slavton, Phone G25R or 2o25J.
.5-29 If
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HELP WANTED


WOMAN-Middle aged to care for
elderly lady and brother, or couple
with privilege of working farm in
Prince Edward County. Moderate
salary. Write "Housekeeper," 232
South Carolina Ave, s. E., Wash
ington 3. D. c. Tilt
MAN-Reliable with car to call
on farmers in Prince Edward
County. $500 day or more
possible. No capital required. Free
life insurance. Products National
ly advertised. Should be between
ages of IS to IS. Write The j. R.
Watkins Company. Rural Sales
Department. P. o. Box 507l. Rich
mond. a. 7-6-4t CD
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The Councils Views

Lucy has to learn to carry her
insecurity" a little better. Dan
has trying problems in his rela-
lions with his boss and he needs
an outlet for his sense of COM
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FAMOUS FABLES
BY E. E. EDGAR

PADDING: Gene Fowler led a
hectic journalistic life before he
turned to authorship.
Once he went to the wilds of
Northern Canada to join in the
search for some lost aviators. He
spent money with a lavish hand
but neglected to keep a record
of his expenses.
When he returned. he realized
that he had $4,000 to account
for. Fowler had been a news
paperman long enough to know
how to pad an expense sheet. He
listed every article of arctic
equipment and apparel he could
think of-snowshoes, skis. cash.
mere underwear, chinchilla ear
muffs and other sundries.
he nnalIy came up with a
list which made sense when read
in a hurry. but he had account
ed for only $4,000.
How to account for the re-
naming 5000? He consulted
everything but his conscience
Then he remembered that one
Of the dogs had died. He had
dispatched a couple of guides
to fetch a doctor-cost $l25-
no, $3.50. There was still $50 to
explain. In desperation, Fowler
made his last entry.
Flowers for dead dog-$50.'
it read.
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Tomorrow: MetoboIism test is
harmless procedure.
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plant. When he tells his wife
that he plans to quit, he wants
expressions of sympathy and
confidence from her.
Dan obviously has both a keen
sense of responsibility and a
pronounced lack of Self-confi-
.dence. When his wife explores
the gloomy side of the picture,
she is but UNDERLYING the picture
that haunts him. She would be
wiser to approve of his decision
in principle while urging patti
ence to time the resignation to
his best advantage.
Dan would find his relations
with his boss less irkSome if he
did not feel desperately depend
ent on his job. Lucy could best
help him by changing her role ir
these family discussions. She
should not try to belittle the ex-
tent of his Office problems or tt
iargue with him. He will do moth
ing rash; the reason he is so en-.
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migraine, suppose we hold up a
mirror and let you take a good
look at yourself. Chances are
you are an ambitious person
with much drive. You are usu-
ally hurfying and scurrying
around. You can't relax. If you
have an appointment, you are
usually there a few minutes
early. And you stew and fret if
the other party is late.
If you will look back you will
discover you have been prone to
headaches since you were in
your teens. And if you go into
your family history with any
care you should not be surprised
| if you find that your parents,
uncleS, auntS and others have
had-if not headaches-at least
bilious attacks" and sick and
weak stomachs" which were
really migraine attacks. Migraine
does seem to run in families.
| Unlike the person with ten
sion headaches. migraine often
gives warning that it is on the
way. Each patient soon learns
ito recognize this fact. Some
feel especially good a few days
before an attack. Others become
exceedingly lazy and depressed.
A few patients have told me that
they have a voracious appetite
the day before-they just can't
stop eating. All these are early
warnings.
Eye symptoms Late
The late warnings called aura)
are usually the eye symptoms.
For about half an hour there
are sensations over the eye like
Icobwebs; sometimes like snow
flakes falling; at others, fire.
works or even an increasing
darkness.
Then come the headaches
which are usually sided
and usually recur on the same
side. They start slowly and in
crease in intensity. They are
excruciating and throbbin g
devils. Sometimes they are con-
fined to one eye or to the back
of the head. Most usually the
pain spreads over the entire halt
of the head.
Comes nausea. usually followed
by vomiting. In fact. vomiting
sometimes terminates the at
tacks. Such patients sometimes
tickle their palate to bring about
this effect.
How long do these headaches
usually last? They vary from 9
half-hour in length to hours
IdayS-and rarely. weeks. Oddly
although severe, migraine rarely
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THE DETAILS

THE DETAILS
Lucy-For more than five years
my husband, Daniel, has been
complaining about his job and
arguing with me that he wants
to make a change. The first
time he brought that up we had
Ia long and emotional discussion.
and I finally agreed that I would
cheerfully go along with him
and take all the chances en-
tailed, although we had just
bought a heavily mortgaged
home and had two children who
were little more than infants.
No sooner had / agreed with
him that he should quit than he
went to see his boss about it
and got talked out of his reSo-
luton in a very few minutes.
Within three months my hus-
band was complaining again. A
few weeks ago he came to me
and told me that he had de-
cided to leave his job. I asked
him what other plan he had
and he admitted that he had
none, that he would simply take
his chances.
ventured to suggest that he
should have another talk with
his boss and tell him frankly
what his complaints were. At
this. he blew up and accused me
of having worn him down to the
point where he could not con-
tend with his boss. He said !
was to blame for the fact that
he surrendered to his boss five
years ago, when he had gone to
him to resign.
This was too much for me, and
I told him that he was contin-
Iually undermining my security
by threatening to leave his job,
but that he was doing nothing
constructive to create an alter
native way of earning a liveli-
hood. This enraged him, and he
has gone around the house glar-
ing at me and refusing to talk
to me ever since.
y X
!; DAN-When my wife goes
along with my decision to quit
my job. it is as if she were
agreeing to commit suicide. She
certainly shows no confidence in
me. She evidently does not think
lit is possible for me to do well
on another job or to find an
other job. I blamed her for my
surrender five years ago despite
the fact that she had agreed
that l quit. / blame her because
+. she had argued with me for days
and days to convince me that
/ my decision would be the ruin
!, of our children. When I finally
went to the boss and he argued
against my decision, ! was toe
weak for him.
The Councils Views
Lucy has to learn to carry hel
insecurity" little better. Oar
has trying problems in his rela-
S tionS with his boss and he need;
an outlet for his sense of com.
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How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
Treatment of Migroine Headache
By DR.. PETER ]. sTElNcRoHN

Dear DR.. Steincrohn: What is
. migraine headache? Is there
a REAL treatment for it? Sin
cerely, Mr.. j. T.
Answer: / wish the answer
might be as brief as the question.
Unfortunately, the problem is
not a simple one. If you have
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MOVING DAY AT THE ZOO

lnterfereS with sleep. The pa
tent goes to sleep with it, has
a good night, and then begins
all over again in the morning.
The frequency of attacks also
varies in different people. Some
have three or four week; others
only once or twice a year.
HypOdermic Often Hats Attack
In the treatment. hypodermic
medication with ergotamine tar
trate often stops the attack
within an hour. Sometimes the
medicine is given by mouth in
combination with caffeine. This
pill is called cafergot. Your doc
tor will establish the proper dos
age for you.
Some people can take two pills
at the beginning of the attack
and then one every half-hour
or hour for six or more doses
Others cannot tolerate so much
of this drug.
We know that the headache
itself is produced by nom
dangerous dilation of the ar
Iteries in the brain. Many
patients. by frequent and pain
full experience, get to learn what
predisposes them to an attack
For instance. some attacks come
after the patient has eaten q
piece of chocolate or taken a cur
Eof coffee or tea. Others may fee.
bad after taking a cola drink
Every migraine patient, sooner
ior later. finds some trick" that
makes this temporarily disabling
condition more tolerable.
released by The Bell Syndicate, Inc
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harmless nroceduYe
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The FomiIy Council consists Of o Judge.
psychiotrist, newspaper editor, O
women's pose editor ond two news
poper writer's. These consult with
cIersymen Of oil foiths and denomino-
lions. All letters ore held in complete
confidence.
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EEAruRz Rcz
THE FAMILY COUNCIL
Husband Who Wants
Quit Job Explained
THE PROBLEM

he says SO.
DAN-she my confidence with feelings Of
insecurity
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ragged at his wife's arguments is
his own inner fears. and he needs
propping up of self confidence.
(Copyright 1866. General Features Corp.l
Tomorrow: Wife wonts personal
physicion, refuses medical service pIon.