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strictly male! It would be a paradise on earth. Oh, how I wish all of the other fellows on this earth would wise up! Set yourself —I'm blowing my stack. Do you know what I think of women? I think they're a bunch of egotis-

to you. I think they are a bunch of back-biting, ds two-timing, conceited knuckieheads. I think they

Ry ONE OF THE FEW INTELLIGENT MEN IN THE CITY. Science would be driven to make rapid strides in locating with skirted inhabitants in your dreamy paradise. Thirk portation problems and the traffic fatalities as you y rushed to the ladies in the mew land. Think of the:

wouldn't get you any place—you'd need gifts to woo of another language. Pe in this all-made world, though.

each other If your seams were straight. Of course you'd just have to put up with Baldy and Lum disgracing the neighborhood with their venly housekeeping——and ‘that new neighbor with THE NERVE to go 0 the grocery In his shorts, though “he's 15, if he’s a day.” I'm sure you'd figure out how to propagate this magnificent male race. If, by chance, you grew lonely for a beardless face and hillowing skirt you could quickly abandon your yearning by resous OU _Wete $o:-a0ndemm » _

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WHERE IN NEW YORK could we write for radio tickets? I hope you stay in The Times for a long time fo come, I. R, SOUTH SIDE. Ask Indianapolis siations for courtesy passes. That date you asked about it privately is Feb. 27.

To J. L., sending confidential tial letter—Yes, 1 think you're right in keeping your secret about the boy's parenthood. You could become his close friend and adviser, and back him in some of those business ventures. MRS. MANNERS.

My ‘Steady’ Plays Up to Girl Friend j A BOY I WANT to go steady with acts like he cares a lot about

me;-but plays up to my girl friends Could he care anything about me? Please tell me how to win his love,

tuation which you master minds haven't solved on earth,

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' Margaret Truman Plans To Campaign With Father

, in irus at Sea

Yanks Stricken on Mid-Pacific Cruise

By PAUL F. ELLIS

6 Haima gn a office today a first day to Pauline - Judge Advocate General of theipassed her B Air Force. continuous

er On trips now, she usually rides my "water nn span eae nk Doin the } President's automobile. The crowd Beton trips/sees the President first because

ho Wiuslly 18 Shtmg VP uh the h & sirear of his

n;. WM Then the crowd starts to hunt ndence, for “his daughter.’ - . th

nde Mo., her| Ba, La SEEie, is a frequent cold t appendi- mother, paintingishout, “Sing us a song. i] Men the sou's Miss Truman ichen and tom about to Hing He broke his report into three|porch furniture, grubbing a/songs during a political swing. phases, In the first, he said, little flower garden by the house| “I don’t want ny Singing mixed the vessel was in mid-Pacific ap- and practicing for what she hopes up with politics,” she said. proaching the international date-/Will be an opera debut after the, Margaret re yy make. every

line, having left Guam six days|election. father

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before. There had been a decided change in clingatic.copg!- Ms : PER ny oy 1A W I LR R I ALAA Enlisted Men Stricken va Z Unex ly, - somé enlisted men n to come down with J ’ . golds, Oddly, passengers and of- IX Don't Mind Our Face rs were not stricken. Five of | , ady Serv ou those becoming ill suffered symp- @ We re Re 3 to e Y toms of appendicitis. 3 In phase two, the same el | M was moving westward eight ois later toward Guam and in the same latitude and climactic conditions. Again some of the men came down with colds and four | apparently had appendicitis. A +h K AY S OOP In phase three, two and a half no er . : weeks later, there were more colds, and six men suffered symp-!

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I'm 15 and work in a drive-in. Most of the girls there have|toms of appendicitis. steady boy friends or matried ones, and one or two just run wild, [officers and others aboard ship| but me, I don’t go steady because my dad doesn’t want me to/were affected.

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grow up. He doesn’t like for me to have dates. Neither does my mother, but she knows I do. Two nice boys asked me for dates and I've gone. The first one I lost because I told him about my family, though he said he loved me. I cared for him but get over him. Now I want to go steady

-with the other one. ‘ N TROUBLED INDIANAPOLIS GIRL. That dad eof yours never will think you're grown up unless you're wiser to boys. He and I know there's a big difference between falling in love and wanting a stéady boy friend like the other girls. You wouldn't switch around like that if you were in love to go steady. afraid the first boy didn’t walk ‘out because of your and I doubt if the other boy likes you better than your girl You know, I'd be real honest and see what actually $tiows 3 the Malrror, not what I wished I'd see or wished the boys would imagine.

‘At 13 | Have Ruined My Life’

1 BEG OF ALL young boys and girls, do not be like me. At 13 I have ruined my life and killed God's love for me. I am sorry for what I have done to myself, but more so for the boy. I have taken away from him ‘the greatest thing in life. I have given to him one of the most beautiful, holy and sacred Si there is butt it is for marriage alone. I have made it dirty

and horrible. CITY READER. The best. place tam ¥our past is in the past, behind you. A of religion is thet a person can make a new start. Youve a principle that can mean a complete change n'y know now that human life and human relationships oADOY be taken lightly to earn respect of others and self respeet, don’t you? 34 Whether you move in the right direction. t action, won't ’t win you respect.

Let Mrs, Manners And readers ¢ of the column share your problems 314 ARAWSY Sop questions. Write in care of The Times, 214 W. Maryland 8

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Find Inflammation Some operations were formed and the appendixes; showed some evidence of acute inflammation, Cmdr. Calvy reported. : The report, according to Cmdr. Calvy, covers a period of one year | - aboard a. naval vessel. During! the first six months, he said, a pendicitis was absent. The in dence rose abruptly, he said, with an outbreak of “colds.” “It appears unlikely that an emotional component played al significant role,” he said. “Morale aboard was of high order, and the sick call journal ‘reflected’ general well-being and freedom! from the “disease’.”

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