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Questions and Answers

III boy and girl are talking
On the phone, which should be
the FIRST to end the conversation?
Usually. the girl especially if
she placed the ca11 for a specific
reason and does not want boy to
think she called to pursue him or
prolong chit chat But either of
you say Goodbye now soon as
you've had your say. If talk time
is limited, explain, SO the rush won't
sound ike a 'bruSh-of" IT. S.
II have \ boy friend who goes
10 school half the day and works
the other half. We've been going
steady for four months, and we
hike each other lot.
He has a car that takes quite
= bit Of the money he earns for
us uPkeep. He doesn't want to
give IL up. and has borrowed
money to nave it fixed. Now he
has to pay this money back. and
il takes just about all of the SO
a week that he makes.
"He doesn't have any money to
take me out over the Week-ends.
His parents won't give him a
cent When he comes over to my
house ali We do is SIT at h0me and
watch fY. / can tell you that's
not much fun, especially when
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my parents are around every
minute. IS. III.
Yes, 1 think q steady" should
in awhile Otherwise, date-monop-
oily becomes a monotony. that can
be tiresome to the boy. and your
parents.
Your letter makes me wonder:
Did he take you out before car
repair bills crimped his budget?
Does he ever say he wants to go
places" with you soon as he can af-
ford to-?
If so. try to find ways to ease the
temporary difficulty. Home-enter-
tanning for which you and friends
take turns: girI-bid dances for
which you buy the tickets; no-cost
club. church and community teen
center parties are popular solutions.
Also there are sport-centers, mu-
seuIns or libraries to which you
might go for an outing.
Why not use his car for rides
so it will be useful. not Just parked
as a permanent prop" in front
of your house?
Also / wonder: Why doesn't the
boys family give him a cent? Is
it because they are already paying
all they can afford for his room
and board and clothes? Or could it
be because they think he is over
spending on a car, which-hke go
ing steady"-he can't afford yet?
81 am Is and like a boy; we
see each other often, but do not
go steady. His birthday is conn
ing up soon. Should 1 give a
VFesent?"-G. X.
Yes, if you are going to birth
day party in his honor, or wish to
reciprccate a past-present from
HIM, or are apt to be seeing him
on his birthday and would consider
a gift in order as friendly token.
No, if you decide it would be better
taste to send the ever-propeF birth
day greeting card Gift from girl
to boy is always optional unless
it's your custom. started by him.
to exchange gifts on special oeca-
sions. Most girls postpone gifts
until they go steady.
DO you think girls should
comb or brush their hair in
pIbIic?"-A. C.
No. nor do you or would you be
asking? Although many do, it is
still not considered good taste for
girls OF boys to comb hair in public.
Exception by practical, popular
teen-custom. would be if you had
to whisk a comb through your
winti-tossed hair-after piling cut
of a top-down ear-so you won't
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The Story's Ending

nc July GHuHs9
Time: A June evening. 1913.
Place: The liufHg room OF the
MorroaD house.
Characters: Mrs. Morrow. Lor-
TGiHe. Angie.
Scene opens NTH Mrs. Morrosc
and Lorraine sitting on couch.
driakiHg lemonade. The room is
dimIy lighted.
Mrs. Morrow CANNING herself
lightly: This is going to be q hot
summer
Lorraine automatically: Yes. I
guess it will be.
Mrs. Morrow 0aughing): No
guessing-it will bel Did you see
in the paper where the three-year
record vas broken-it was SO today.
Lorraine examining her nails
intently): ] know it's hot, Nom.
but it doesn't help to keep saying It.
Mrs. Morrow Chunilyl: Well.
when I can't talk to my own
daughter ir my own house!
Lorraine (soothinglyJ: Now,
Nom. you know didn't mean any
thing. Only (sighingJ
Mrs. Morrow (curiously): What?
Lorraine (brisklyl: Oh. nothing
in particular. brightly Did any
body call while 1 was in the tub?
Mrs. Morrow (comprehending
and syrrpathetic) No, nobody.
Lorraine: Oh. (Again brightly
Well I for one am not going to
waste a beautiful evening. I'm
going to get us all some ice cream.
Mrs. Morrow tnoncommittally)
That will be nice Take Kitty along.
why don't you? She's been moping
inside all day
Lorraine (risingJ: All right.
Maybe Angie can come. too.
Laughs sarcastically to HERSELF.
The Three Sistersl
Mrs. Morrow tpuzzledD: What.
dear? Chen practically don't
think Angie can go-didn't you
know that Jack is coming to see
her tonight? Lorraine taken of
guard): Oh, he is?
Angie (enteringJ: Yes. he's STOP
ping by this evening.
Angie has changed quite bit
the past year. Her hair is bodied:
she lUears Hpstick with assurance
and the whole impression she
makes is one OF unity. of lDiSe
adult assurance, NTH just trace
of her old little-gfrI shyness noa1
aud then She is quite pretty and
knGacs it,
Lorraine (brightly): Well. good
for you I guess III just take Kitty
along then. Geaves.l
Mrs. Morrow (Contentedlyl: My,
it's fine to have my four girls home
with me again.
Angie Slowly seating herself:
I'm glad I'm home, Nom Moth
ing's changed-much. It's good
this way.
Mrs. Morrow (fondly critical:
But you've changed 1t was like
that with Lorraine. Why will the
girls at college wear so much lip
stick! It makes you look too old.
Angie Qaughing): Everyone
wears hpstick like this. And I'm
getting old-eighteen, Nom.
Mrs. Morrow (half angry:
Don't talk to me about oldI Why,
you're baby yet.
Angie seriously: Maybe I am.
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Sweetheart Dance

The Y-Teens Of Northwestern
High School. HyattsvilIe. Md, will
hold its annual Sweetheart Dance
on Saturday in the school gym
nasium.- A king and queen win
be selected.
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SUSAN AhooLL1Io
But I don't show it and that's the
important thing.
Mrs. Morrow deliberately: Are
you glad Jack is back for the week
endf
Angie tafter long pausel: Nom.
that's it. I'm so afraid I won't
recognize him or anything. 1 know
him from the picture he gave me,
but what if he isn't the samel
(Giggling) He'll be taller. maybe
and older
Mrs. Morrow: You look different
too. Angelina.
Angie: But Nom. / won't have
anything TO say to him.
Mrs. Morrow (indulgently) Now.
dear. don't be impossible. OF course
you will.
Angie carefully: We don't write
to each other any more.
Mrs. Morrow talso carefully: !
guessed from your letters.
Angie tsurprised): How?
Mrs. Morrow: Oh. they were fun
of all the new people you were
big Thanksgiving dances you went
to-
Angie: Oh.
Mrs. Morrow: Angie?
Angie: What, Mem?
Mrs. Morrow: Lorraine told me
you mad quite a few dates.
Angie tself-consciously): Yes.
did. I guess.
Mrs. Morrow (decisively): And
I'm glad you did. You and Jack
are too young to see each other
exclusively.
Angie (irritated and confusedl:
It's not that. it's not that at all:
Nom! wrote him and explained
when Bob Baxter asked me to the
dance. and he wrote back and said
all right. he didn't mind at all. he
was taking out that girl in Okla
hoEna he used to talk about, and
we shouldn't limit ourselves, and
all that. And / didn't answer after
that.
Mrs, Morrow: That wasn't very
nice of you.
Angie ignoring this): And when
and guilty and all that, but Bob
asked me out the next week and
/ went.
Mrs. Morrow telutching at
strawsl: I'm glad you did.
Angie (softly): Nom. I'm going
to give Jack. back his class ring. I
have to-
Mrs. Morrow tindignent): Why?
Just because I said you mustn't tie
yourself down doesn't mean
Angie (rushingly): Because it
isn't fair. I've been out with Bob
more times than with Jack and
oh, Nom, after I stopped feeling
so funny and guilty and all. had
such a wonderful year! And cant
remember what Jack looks hike or
how he talks or what he's interested
in anymore.
Mrs. Morrow: Well, Angie
Angie Quietly but decisively):
Bob thinks I'm his steady date
and next year I'm going to be.
Mrs. Morrow: 1 can't understand
you, really can't.
Angie: / know.
Doorben rdgGs
Angie: That'n be Jack. Nom. I'll
get it. with a switch to q gayer
mood Nom, I have the strangest
feeling Jack has been wanting 10
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III boy and girl are talking
On the phone, which should be
the FIRST to end the conversation?
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WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

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WAREHOUSE; GEORGETOWN-1-
s story concrete bldg; r.; siding; e z;
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Wash. Va. and Nd. ideal local
distribution; COW. lease. Elk.
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BUICK '52 Riviera hardtop: beau.
terior spotless. dynafiow. radio
heater. Wv. tires. only $685.
cash or terms: S75 down on ap.
proved credit. Will take trade in
CHUCK CARTER MOTORS. 3ls
New York ave nv III 7-RT23
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LOTS, ACREAGE Tor SALE

CLEARED LOT, Eoned for apart.
ment. near corner New jersey ave
and Pierce. 81 NV, All utlls., ready
y. so $4,000 cash Call OWNER,
Ma. s-2072. between Q am. and
D Pm.
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OLMSTEAD Odds
SILVER SPRING

sUuu wilson blVd., All. ia. 1-S4OU
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WAREHOUSES FoR RENT

WAREHOUSE. suitable for manu-
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7-7400. LA. 6-13ls.
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one-floor building suitable for dis
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This building has every modern
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Special Showing, IL to 6

SUNDAY, AUGUST II
You may own a 1858 SPAR
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LOTS, ACREAGE for SALE
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Frs BUICK. Midtown Dealer
| I'LL 14th st. NV. DI. 7-3933
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CADILLAC SO Coupe de Vile
cape ivory with black top; fully
equipped, including power steering
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| seat, ETC., S4,295,
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BUILDERS

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TRUCKS FOR SALE
(cONTINUED)
AVIATION

PIPER Tri-pacer, late 1853, super
custom. privately owned and hang
cred: total time 525 hrs: $4,000
Buying bonanza. JE. 2-7O0S.
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AUTOMOBILES F0R SALE
lcoNTlNuEDD

81 Others to Choose From
[HERSON'S, 9th and o NV
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COMPLETE FLOOR

1900 50. feet Of disable clear
space. Only S250.00 per month
Ideal Tor offices. research. show.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

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CONN. AVE.

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COUNTRY PROPERTY
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

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NEW APARTMENT HOUSE

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Modern decor in Is spacious ont
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AUSTIN OF ENGLAND '51 little
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BORGWARD

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AUSTIN Ado sedan; excellent 2ns
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
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CAUSE TO
II tucked the Boston Cecs whoop
after cncher
the National Basketball
Nichols Bill ShaTman
RUSSELL
Loscuon Hemc PhlpAP Wrephoto
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Russell and the sharp-shooting
Heinsohn, former Holy Cross ace,
were invaluable to the Boston
club while it was suffering
through a series Of injuries that
at one time or another saw Arnie
Risen. Dick Hemric, Jack Nichols
and Bob Cousy on the sidelineS.
The late-season return of
Frank Ramsey, former Kentucky
ace. from the Army gave the
CelticS another shot in the arm.
And the all-around performance
of Jim Loscutoff playing his Sec
ond year in the league. also
helped augment the brilliant
play-making of Cousy. the fine
set shooting of Bill Sharman and
the rugged play of the rest Of
the old guard.
Coach Red Auerbach. whose
club dominated the league from
the outset this year. happily took
several housings in the shower
after yesterdays victory.
The usually outspoken former
George Washington University
star could say only:
IT'S the happiest moment in
my seven years here-that's all
l car say"
Meanwhile. in the Western
Division. st. Louis kept alive its
title hopes by defeating Fort
Wayne. the leader, 112-102. while
Minneapolis downed New York.
ll9-l08, and Syracuse belted
Philadelphia. 1926.
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Rockies Played Big Role
In Ce|tics' Surge to Title

BOSTON. Mar. 4 (P).-Rookies
Bill Russell and Tom Heinsohn
have helped the firehouse Bos-
ton Celtics achieve a goal the
veterans couldn't reach alone
their first Eastern Division
championship in the l1-year-old
National Basketball Association
In recent years. the Celtics
have been the high scoring. fast
breaking sensations of the league
but their backcourt play could
not carry them to the top. Four
times they finised second.
A formidable front line in
which All-Americas Russell and
Heinsohn played vital parts to-
day has changed Illustration into
fruition.
1t was Russell, the agile Clio
Olympic star. who applied the
clincher yesterday when Boston
defeated Rochester, lll-l02. for
the division crown to Supplant
Philadelphia, defending MIA
champion.
Big Bill scored 80 points,
grabbed "a rebounds and blocked
shots like he was born to the
task.
After its five remaining regu-
lar-season contests. the Celtics
will sit back and watch Phila-
delphia and Syracuse fight it out
for the right to challenge them
IN the semiflnal round of the
MIA playoffs beginning March
%.
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British team. European cham
pions, kept the ice dancing gold
medal in England for the sew
enth straight year,
Miss Heiss and Jenkins travel
next to Berkeley. Calf, for the
United States championships.
March 1916. where they're ex-
pected to have as little trouble
as they did here.
jenkins became the first man
to succeed a brother as world
champion. He took over as Uncle
Sans best following the retire
ment from amateur skating of
Hayes. four times the world
titlist.
David, a medical student
at Colorado College here, went
through dazzling exhibition of
jumps. spins and turns to out
class the field Saturday night in
free skating after earlier scoring
first in the involved compulsory
figures competition.
Jones and Miss Markham vir-
tually wrapped up the dancing
title Friday night in the COM
pulsory dances and then clinched
the crown with an exhibition Of
their own creation.
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7 Home Games
Left for Lions

The Washington Lions. who
set the hockey world buzzing
with their three goals in Is Sec
onds Saturday night against
YOUNGSTOWN. meet the New Haven
Blades Wednesday night and the
Philadelphia Ramblers Saturday
in the final two home games of
the season at Uline Arena.
The Blades. battling to hold
third place in the Eastern Hockey
League against the surging
Johnstown Jets, shut out the
Lions, 60, last night in New
Haven as Wimpy Jones paced the
attack with three goals.
Despite the lop-sided score,
Don Oliver played fine game in
the nets for Washington, making
40 stops.
Oliver was cut by a flying puck
in Saturday nights go loss to
YOUNGSTOWN and received seven
stitches in a two-inch cash on
his head.
There were but 80 seconds to
60 and the Lions we're trailing
by four goals Saturday night
when they suddenly came to life
and set a new EHL record for
the fastest three goals.
Ross Kelly scored at 1928,
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And, al! the winning American cars in the NJ
Sports Cars Events were eqUippedMith Firesto

More than 200 cars battled for supremacy in the
famous NASCAR Safety and Performance Weeks
competition at Daytona Beach, Florida There's
never been greater gathering of the Nations top
cars and top drivers And these drivers have never
cast more significant vote for Frestone Tires first
choice of Americas car manufacturers
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Observation-Disclosures
ForWor|d Skating it|ists

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo.
Mar. 4 tP.-No upsets and few
spills sent the 1857 World figure
skating championships into his
tory today with titles in the
United States, Canada and Eng
land.
AS expected, Carol Heiss Of
Ozone Park. N. Y. retained her
women's crown. David Jenkins
of Colorado Springs topped the
men while the pairs title went
to Barbara Wagner and Robert
Paul OF Canada and London's
June Markham and Courtney
Jones gracefully glided away
with the ice dancing champion
ship.
Miss Heiss and jenkins. who
succeeded his brother Hayes as
skating king. outclassed the
field here after winning the
North American crowns last
month. Carol fell once but it
didn't detract from her victory
margin.
Wagner and Paul also won
those competitions while the
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Jean Leclerc eight seconds later
and Steve Kuzma capped the
record-setting trick at l9:46 Of
the final period.