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Because at l8 or 20 all she ls in- terested in is herself. She ls lhlnk- ing about how she looks; how she is feeling; whether she is having a good time; whut kind of an im- pression she is making.

The woman of 3O has lost a lot of that seibcenteredness. She has learned that the way to really charm a man is to think not about herself but about him.

So she concentrates on making him feel happy and pleased with himself and on giving him a build- up. So women can be grateful for the fact that young Blrls are often self- centered.

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A Hollywood director says an actress has to be at least 3U before she ls convincing in her love scenes. llc admits the young actresses in Hollywood have it over the Stiand- ups in looks, but says that while young girls are speaking tender words to the handsome heroes their eyes are about as expressive as flu-y urn when ordering an ice crrzim sodu.

‘that is an observation that can be applied to women in general.

At 18 or 20 a girl looks like a man's idealwvornan. But she sel- dom talks orﬁacts the part con»

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When the rambun

finished. it. was Caaglo “vliho '31‘- 5W°T°d h" Own question. Cassie had asked. “What are you running lWly from?" And now she answei. ed, with pity in her tone. “My dear Wtfre running away from yourself ~01‘ l-lylng to. And it's no good, Y°11 like N011!‘ Problems with you, and your memories."

Lisbeth said bleskly. "I lqww I've found that out. But what gm I to do. Cassie? I can't go back and face them."

"Face whom?" Cassie demanded inexorably. And then. as Lisbeth hesitated. "Surely Gay isn't worry. lng you. Bhe ought to be ashamed l0 face you. but. she wouldn't be. W“ she'd convince you that you were in the wrong, she'd forgive YOU! And the young man you Jilted - Miles. was it? - he'd for- give you. too. You say he's kind and understanding. I-Ie must have sensed you didn't really love him."

"There's — Jon." Lisbeth! voice WM only a breath above a whisper.

"All. yes. And you love him. don't you, child? Isn't that. the whole trouble?"

Lisbeth said sharply. "No! Jon despises me, and no one but s loo] would love a. man who despises her."

"No one but. a woman." Cassie amended, slghfng a little. “You've loved Jon Everton since the day you metJAnd I've a suspicion he's loved you—ln a stubborn. unwill- lng way. That letter he wrote me —it wasn't: the letter of a man who despises the girl he's writing about. The trouble ls." Cassie complained, "you're both so young! Time will remedy that, of course. but in the meantime I'm afraid you'll have lost something ﬁne and sweet." She scowled at Lisbeth. "It would serve you right lf I wired Jon you were here!"

Llsbethb eyes darkened. Cassie, you wouldn‘. You mustn't! Pro- mise me you won't or I'll leave: I'll leave at once and you'll never see me again-never." Her voice thickened. stopped. And at. once she was sobbing.

And Cassie was caressing her and saying softly soothingly, “There, child, there. I won't tell anyone you're here unless you're willing."

After the fierce storm of her unaccustomed tears. after a. bath and a change of clothes. Lisbeth felt better. She and Cassie break- fasted at a small table. gay with peasant linen and bright china. Beyond tall windows the sky was gray and somber. but within was ‘warmth and friendliness.

Cassie piled her guest. with de-

licious food and strong, hot. coffee

and excellent advice. Caste said

sagely. "The thing to do ls to stay

with me until you get all the kinks

ironed out. of your subconscious. I

won't make demands on you — I

think that's been the trouble all

your life. Too many different peo-

ple have expected you to be too

many different things. to do what

they wanted done. And lately it's

been wome. Here with me you

can take things as they come and

live in the moment. Later on, when

you've regained your poise an-i

your sense of proportion, then wlJt

be the time to make declsionr. . Then you'll know what. you wan‘ to do. Let Gay and Jon worry over . you. It'll do ‘em good! Maybr they'll realize what they manage; to do to you, between them!"

LISBETH FOUND JON IN DOOR-WAY AWAITING HER

Lisbeth shook her head. She said her voice low. "I guess they really didn't do so much. It was Just that I — changed. Gay's the some as she's always been. She couldn't know that the time would come when I'd cease to feel re- sponslbile for her when I'd want to be free. And Jon—" Lisbeths faint smile was rueful. "He hadn't anyway of knowing that things weren't what they seemed. I let him think-I made him. really — believe that Reid Terry was my friend. Naturally, he'd suppose it was my own letter. I was trying to recover. Naturally, he'd hate me—" One slim hand pressed her thmat briefly. "It was Just that suddenly. I couldn't go on any longer with the pretense wanting so much more than there was the slightest hope of my ever ‘having but I didn't mean to hurt Gav." -

sniffed. "Trust your mother! She'll land on her feet. all right. Did all ever fall to? Did she ever get into s tight spot from which she couldn't manage. with some help from you. to ex- tricate herself? She'll do it alone. if necessary. ‘rrust Gay!"

With breakfast over and the morning only half gone, Lisbeth was restless. dhe told Cassie. "I think I'll so for s wslk. Just to get the cobwebs out of my brain." The wind was damp and cold. There was rsln on the wind. liven Park Avenue hsd no glamour under the sad, grsy ab. but Lla- both scarcely noticed. She walked along briskly‘. trying to lose her- self in‘ exhilarating motion. But her thoughts turned inward. A

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The lazy, alouchy wife who ls too indolent to keep herself clean. or give her husband good food, or turn out a workmanllke job of her housekeeping ls bound to lose her husband. Maybe if you tell your daughter-ln-luw that she is about to lose out to a better woman, she will wake up and get busy on her job. a

DEAR DOROTHY DIX: What would you suggest for breaking off an undesirable engagement? My daughter, who ls 20, la engaged to a man of 40. I think he ls_too old for her, but she ls very stubborn and I can't talk her out of anything. WORRIED

ANSWER: If the man ls of good character and able to support a wife, there is no reason why the engagement should be broken off. 10!‘ whlls the difference ln age really ls too great, it is not an insuperablo objection. A great deal depends upon the temperament of the two parties. Often a girl of 20 is as settled in her character and disposi- tion as most women of 30. while- rnany men of 40 are still mere boys at heart. -

The best way to break oft an engagement la to present a counter-

of her own an, and perhaps aha will forgot her lfl-yoarsold suitor. Ridi- cule ls another good weapon. else, but they can't bear for him to look ridiculous. The oheargu- ment that your daughter will not be able to combat ls to have her sweet- heart called "grandpa."

Hownver, when a girl has a stubborn disposition, it is fatal to use opposition. It only makes her the man's champion.

DEAR. DOROTHY DIX: 1 have been married five years and I don't know my husband any better today than the day we were married. We can't understand each other, can't agree on anything. can't please each other. have nothing in common. We are always quarreling. What would you advise us to do?

MR. AND MR5.

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your dharrels-

attraction. Send your daughtnr of! on a visit when aha will moat boys ‘ Girls can forgive a man most anything -

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