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girls ing for that ring and a visit with his parents. I doubt if his parents kndbw you exist. He knew you'd be touched by hearing they want you, I doubt if there’s a ring, or frequent car trouble. He needed excuses to avold marriage. You say you “won’t” believe you play “second fiddle.” But you really do believe it—and so does everyone else. He “acts” like he is jealous— you like to believe he really is. That's another excuse to avoid revealing his own activities. He’d make with heavy attention if he loved you. He'd see you often if he thought you might see other men. Being hunted by a man when he finds time for you isn’t flattering. He's only eight years older than you, but he’s years wiser. Grow up fast—face the situation honestly. Show that you understand him by having dates you're accused of having. You

May Solve Problem

For the past two years I have been a janitor. Recently my employer has been giving me more work thdh I can do, with the result that some of my duties go undone. I think this is unfair but I do mot want to complain and I don’t want to get bawled out for not doing my job. What would you suggest?

By JAMES GRAYSON Sit down with a pencil and paper and make a list of all the things you are supposed to do. Go over the list and rearrange them in the order of their importance. Then see that you do the important ones first. If it looks as if you'll never get certain ones done, maybe you'd better arrange to take a little time after your regular hours and do some of the tag-end duties. Once you get caught up you may be able to keep up.

aren’t engaged. Lots of men feel “minunderstood” to excuse bad behaviour. Being easy, as you are, invites a man’s neglect. an indifferent man, at all costs, with nothing but hope, ‘invites a life of unhappiness.

Has Serious Problem

With Christmas coming, I have a serious problem. I have three or four boy friends and I see each a few times a week. My problem is important because I may pick one of these boys as my husband. Now should I buy gifts for all of them, or should I ignore the task? Would I be in a bad position if they should come up with gifts for me? What should I give as nice but impersonal gifts? Another Divorcee, City Seeing “three or four boy friends a few times a week” sounds like an awfully long week. The old weeks I'm used to don't have that many days. Maybe yours will have several Christmases, a new date for each. I suppose you would be embarrassed if they bought gifts— and you didn’t. 7 Bat you'd feel pust as silly if you bought extravagantly and received mome at all. This is a real problem. You can’t give a party inviting them all, stressing “gift exchange” and a price. (That might keep narrow the confusing field, though.) I hope we don’t have to worry about a gift for your ex-husband, the boys you'll meet before Dec. 25, and that doubtful “fourth” boy flopping around. (He worries me.) Whatever you choose, don’t over-spend. You could splurge a little on the best prospect whom you'll surely see on Christmas night. Dating three-or-four-boys means that nome of you are serious emough to buy ex-

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If you have a personal job problem, write to James Grayson, care of The

Perhaps you have gotten Into a sort of a groove and maybe you should streamline your work in order to do more in a shorter time. Analyze your daily routine.

steps and operations. This will give you more time for the essentials. Look over your equipment.] Some of it may be obsolete or worn out. If you do some maintenance work see that your hand tools are sharp and in good order. A little effort put on filing a saw or purchasing a few nails and screws of the right size can save time and increase your efficiency. After you have done these things see if you have gained enough time to do most of your duties. If you are still hopelessly swamped, go to your émployer and tell him what you have been trying to do and what success you have had. It is my opinion that you will find that you can rearrange your schedule and that it won't be necessary to talk to your boss about it.

Tires of Playing ‘Patsy,’ Plans to Play ‘For Keeps’

§ |ing on fire last night and removed

MEMO TO a couple of armed robbers: “Don’t try to hold up the Carroliton Liquor Store tonight.” That's the advice of owner Nathan Resnick, who has taken special precautions against a third robbery at his place, 724 E. 10th St. “You'll regret it if you do,” he warned. “I'm tired of playing patsy for a souple of thugs.” ” n MR. RESNICK’S liquor store has been held up twice in the past two nights by a couple of thugs with guns. “If they think that three times is the charm, I hope they come around tonight.” Mr. Resnick won't divulge what special precautions he has taken but hints that it is something “real special.”

Woman Badly Burned Smoking in Bed

An East 8ide woman, who police said fell asleep while smoking in bed, was in serious condition ‘with burns today. Mrs. Katherine Kemp, 50, of

on the right arm and right side. Her husband discovered bed cloth-

the woman to safety. She is in

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2143 N. Oxford St., suffered burns

the United States is supporting Vatican political olicies,” resolution said.

low their own consciences. The construction of a Temple of Good Will at Columbus, O., is also supported by a pending resolution,

A. C. Whitney To Speak Here

Arthur C. Whitney, CS, ‘of Chicago, will lecture Monday at 8 p. m. in the Fifth Church of Christ, Scientist. His topic will be “Christian Science: A Religion of Answered Prayer.” Mr. Whitney is a member of the

er Church, the First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, He is sponsored by members of the Fifth Church, College Ave. and

62 st. “Everlasting Punishment” is the subject of the lesson-sermon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, tomorrow. The Golden Text is: “The Lord is far from the wicked: but he heareth the prayer of the righteous.” Prov. 15:29. The lesson-sermon also includes the following passage from the Christian Science. textbook, “Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures” by Mary Baker Eddy: “The way to escape the misery of sin is to cease sinning. There is no other way.” p. 327.

Church Group Sets Meeting

Young people of All Saints’ Episcopal Church will entertain a delegation of students and faculty members from Canterbury College tomorrow. The Rev. Douglas R. MacLaury, president of the college, will preach the sermon for the mass sung at 11 a.m. The 30voice college liturgical choir, the Schola Cantorum, will sing. Dr. Jere C. Mickel, director, will lead the male choir, Dr. Felix L. Cirlot, host rector, will celebrate the mass. Mothers of the didi young people will serve luncheon for the guests following the mass. Students will be taken on a tour of the city or entertained in the parish house as they choose. The Rev. John B. Love, priest in charge of Christ Episcopal Church on the circle, will preach for evensong at 6 p.m. The Schola Cantorum again will sing. A social hour will follow.

Bette Davis Granted Custody of Daughter

SANTA ANA, Cal, Oct. 29 (UP)~=Actress Bette Davis today had custody of her 2-year-old

court order restraining her estranged ‘husband from hurting her. Attorneys for the screen star yesterday got the orders pending trial of her divorce suit

Sherry. Superior Judge Robert Gardner had previously issued a temporary order forbidding Mr.

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