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the wolverine who signed her name “Cute.” She is a disgrace to the female species and the poor deluded males who succumb to her artificial charms are to be pitied. They , are fast becoming the weaker sex. They are handicapping

their children and penalizing themselves by becoming deprived of the confidence of their families in the years to come, This creature who seeks ‘husbands and fathers as her prey ind et men ord of the name of Woman. If these weak-| minded men who think they enjoy such company could only see that, the. blood of their children.

So, she thinks the “tin death do us part” clause of the conto should ‘be omitted. Too many people in this modern age of sophistication have forgotten that you cannot serve two masters. You are either right or wrong, and for every misdeed someone pays a price. This situation is; no doubt, just another sad-result of our ‘present liguor laws. We have too many places where alcoholic drinks can be purchased and consumed and the very much misunderstood Mr. “X” becomes the victim of the consclenceless Miss “Y.” A READER WHO BELIEVES YOU ARE SINCERE. “Cute isn’t happy because she has cast aside everything to gain personal happiness. She knows as we do that her boy-friend’s children need more than his support. They need congenial, loving parents; 4nd fesling of seeuttly, They need to learn about happy parents. “Cute” can’t possibly feel that she’s living fully "when she has to call another woman's husband, seeing him yh when he has time for her. Biracit maaan. doesn't respect her, because. he doesn’t respect himself when he sees her.

Reader Asks About Father, Son Names

IF A SON were named after his father and became a a junior and then married and had a son, wanting to name him after his father (the junior) would he be junior second of third? MRS. D. L. M. He’d be William Jones III. Wouldn't just plain Bill be simpler?

Asks About Employment With Firm

WHERE COULD 1 apply for employment at the New Western

.--Jlsstric Co. to be. built here? READER. ~~ A 2s i ee Yo ing Sp “Indfans Impress ‘Unmarried Is" : ley y EX ER MPRESSED by Fes Chios 1 sm Ries.

there any way we might meet them? TWO UNMARRIED HOPEFULS. They're unmarried. You'll have to meet them the same way any nice girl meets a man. Letter i

Reader Answers ‘Necking’

I'M ANSWERING the letter by J. B. who says he doesn’t like | to go with girls who neck. I think I'm mentally sound, too, but |. lately enjoy sitting home because fellows don’t like girls who don't’ neck. Maybe I'm old-fashioned but I think a fellow and his girl can have Jun going to ball games, ete. N. L. ou won't want to go 10 ball umes all the time with the | ~you-like the best. - hoy |

" Some-of these: buys-scemr-to- be getting out-of Nand but. Fou asa

can handle them If you're convincing and tactful enough. Spring | won't last forever and I doubt if your charms could win over the | ‘swimming pool, come sultry days. =

Desires Addresses of Film Stars |

Will you give me ‘addresses of Margaret O'Brien and ae Autry? MISS Write. Margaret in care of MGM, Culver City, Cal, Sr Mr. i oy at Columbia Studio, Hollywood. |

‘I'm 68 and Love a Woman 40 I'M 68 AND LOVE a woman, 40, who says: she loves me. I Ee avo vig amd feel We'Soud he Nappy If here mit too) much difference. in our ages. H. M. She's too young for you if you sense she’s slowing down to Jour ‘sped or you feel that you're energetic beyond your endur-

Asks for Recruiting Station Address - HOW CAN I contact recruiting stations of the Merchant Marines or Maritime Service? T.P... Write to that Service in Detroit or New Orleans. To Mrs. B. M.—I can’t disclose names. Write to “Depressed” and I'll publish your letter. _ el MRS. MANNERS.

My Husband Drinks and Hits Me MY HUSBAND DRINKS and hits me and pulls my hair. He gets himself in jail often—I had him put in once. But I love him very much. When he isn’t he is the most wonderful hus-|-band anyone ever had. My folks and other people want me to leave him, but I still think there is some good in him. Ole J. Your MT

You'd be unhappy without this husband you Tove and believe in. Avoid him completely’ when he, drinks, if you can't be tactful. Work ‘on his reasons for drinking.

Urges Kindness for Mischevious Children

TO 0. W. W. T. K. and Mrs. B. H.—Our children are what we live for, not our yards. I wonder if they were ever children and played in their neighbors’ yards. Were they born full ,. OF! were they kept in a pen by their parents? I have two children and they play in our neighbors’ yards and ‘cur neighbors’ children play in our yard—and we enjoy all of them, When Twas a kid these people were the Kind T hunted to pester. ® you'll send me their addresses the boys and I will look ‘em up next Halloween and I'll guarantee them a merry one. ‘They should use a little kindness instead of harshness. MR. E. 8S. A. | feeble ‘attempt at kindness -won’t change the children; | will wn The kids will have to be convinced that these people are

ation on WE WANT information on op. clinic ‘at Shelbyville, Ind., with which

I imagine that you mean Inlow- elinic, operated by = tidy of doctors, but not connected: with Mayo Cline of Roshenter, Minn. |

AYO ‘doctors are connected]

Let Mrs. Manners and readers of the oolumi share your prob- | lems and answer Jour Auewtions. ids =n eare of The Times, 24 | W. Maryland St.

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Kenneth = Foster has been ‘lelected president of the newly! aswipare {formed North East Wayne Town- reported today that culture was taking a beating at Odessa on She. ship Civic Association. Other officers named are R.

C. Pence, vice president; J. D.! ‘themselves to “low grade backward tastes,” an Odessa Hubbard, secretary, and Arthur|the Komsomolskaya Pravda said.

N.P. Shey, flood control; Wil lam Off, area survey; J, E. /wallader, transportation; Robert {F, Higgins and James B. Crump, skaya Pravda said. These are The annual Indiana Life Inming: ‘Ollie A, Baus, publicity; “saloon melodies, alien to the/surance Leaders Zolezzl, membership; Ken-!Soviet people.” iy Toole, trafic control; R. M.| {McKinney and Harold M. Moore, | too much attention to these west« [streets and sewers; Robert Yoho, ern dances which cultivate bad editor for the Insurance Research {mosquito control, and T, E. Teth- artistic jer and Mr. Zolezsi, recreation and|said. [park grounds.

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| Editor Laments ‘Western Dance’ Vogue

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