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He's engaged to a little without an ounce of common Sense oF Gujture, You can tell by looking at her, all she cares

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women, Around men she doesn’t have to talk, but she will when she martes.

ess” as well as housekeeper for a number of years. He'll need a wife who can do the things I've done. Who does he think will help him get ahead? Not that little blonde. She'll be no good at all around the older bosses and the bosses’ wives. My brother is ruining his fu-| ‘ture. He is throwing away all “chancés ‘of happiness. How can 1 stop him? HEARTBROKEN SISTER, NORTH SIDE.

Sometimes a girl intelligent enough to pl a man cloud-

riage and Keeps him in the clouds part-time. If your brother marries the blonde, help her. You want your brother happy. A woman of your intelligence and charm can help his marriage by helping him pattern the girl into the role of wife. Don’t try to make her an-« other “you.” He may have disliked being under your thumb, though it was a well-meaning thumb. I suppose it would be a dirty trick to steer the blonde into hostess duties. Your brother

Local Pocahontas To Fete District

Indianapolis Councils, “Degree of Pocahontas, will entertain the 6th District of the Great Council of the United States tonight in Ba Men's Wigwam, 137 W. North

Teams from Troy and Columbus, O., will attend the 6 p. m. dinner. "Officers attending will include Mrs. Marcella Hamilton, supreme deputy of the Great In-| CO cohonee of the United States. Reservation deputies attending | gm Include Mrs, Laura Maule, East St. Louis, Ill.; Mrs. Rebecca Kimball, Cambridge; J. P. Benedict, Louisville, Ky.; Edward Harding, great junior Sagamore of the United States, Indianapolis; Ivan| is Craggs, Supreme Deputy of the great Incohonee for Red Men, Reelsville. Others are Mrs. Ora Thompson, great Pocahontas of Ohio, and Mrs. Theresa Peterson, great Prophetess of Illinois. Greatly chiefs from Indiana will include Mrs, Mary Francis Arnold, great Pocahontas from Greenfield; Mrs. Edna Runyan, great Wenonah, Anderson; Mrs. Gladys Read, |s great Minnehaha; Mrs. Bess Smith, great trustee, and Mrs. Hazel Blue, great board of appeals, all of Indianapolis.

MOOSE WOMEN .SET PARTY Women of the Moose will sponsor a card party at 7:30 p.m. Aug. 28 In Chambers Range Co.,

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fies BIAS § BLOOMINGTON Aug. 9, — Ralph Burkholder, former editor-in-chief of three Scripps-Howard newspapers, today was named to the Indiana University Journalism Department faculty. At the same time Winston Allard, University of Missouri pro-| fessor ‘with 17 years experience on Oregon newspapers, also was appointed to the department faculty. Mr. Burkholder was editor in chief of The Indianapolis Times, the Columbus (0.) Citizen and the Akron (0O.) Times-Press and was chief editorial writer for the Cleveland Press. During World War II he served as chief of the overseas press division and executive officer of the postal division of the U.S. Office of Censorship, He will teach courses in reporting and history of journals ism. -Prof. Allard, co-author of a textbook on magédzine writing who held both editorial and business positions on Oregon newspapers before entering the teaching: field, will be in charge of courses in magazine writing.

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Within Generation MAYFIELD, Ky., Aug. 19 (UP) —Vice President Alben W. Barkley predicted here yesterday that peace will come to the world at least within a generation. “What happens elsewhere in the world affects all of us. We in America can't be forever free if the rest of the world is enslaved and prostrate,” Mr. Barkley said. As for the coming of peace, Mr. Barkley said: “It may be five years, 10 years, or perhaps a generation, but a generation is a short time if at last all peaceloving peoples have permanent freedom.”

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