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not mi- What stronger tniracles am there? barrass him by snatching the check -Wi\lt. Whitman. and buying it.

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1 their remaining tubes saved for exchange punpozurs.

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Few High School Lads Left Need Defence From Opposite Sex Seeking Attention

DBABM|l$DlX—You Ire lddvlﬂnathellrll nowtoym- tect themselves from the clutches of imdcn wolves. nu had much better be writing to boys telling them how to wotect thcmselvse from the alflvﬁgﬂcs who Me on their track, for they sure in a. lot more danger than

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lsmcseniorinshhhachoolwhichhaaﬂboysuid2388MB“- tending it. These girls’ boy friends halve mostly gone into service HM thcyuepursuingussothatmrrbasebsliteamismboiittoberuin It _ is hard for to any "no" when Ulric are a W!‘ them. So tel us what to do. A TOTAL WRJECK.

WOLVEIHNBS ARE DEADLY

ANswER-well. son. I agree with you i/hat the terriﬁc nmn-stiortage occasioned by the war has 9111' tho s who are left behind on a hot spot. For an Mr. observes. “the female of species 11 more deadly than the mole." and it is reslv less dif- ficult for a girl to mutect herself against o. wolf than it is for a. boy w defend himself against a W01V9r1119-

in with. a high school girl is about ﬁve 01‘ tyltimes more sophistica

aged. and some never ct wise in them.

_ _ booi- sabovs who are pitted against 288 date- ‘ungry girls are st mp.

So you artinz oﬂ’ under ii heavy handi-

_ They know all about laying traps and you don't knmv how to walk h, wide and handsome ‘ them. so it is no wonder if you blundirr in them and ﬁnd that some girl has preempted you for her "steady without your having the slightest desire or intention of becoming same.

if you have been carefully reading in the newspaper the accounts

of the way the Japanae and the Nazis have been leaving dynamite cori-

cealed in the page-i of a. book or a package of cigarettes. or how lmlby

lPB-ps have bem set in abandoned helmets, or how even HdJIDJ-TBMLV deed rscueris.

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to lean on a manly arm has really suffered a major in ury. So about all you mn do is to play foxy and brace um your cournse

spend the afternoon in a soft drink place dancing to the music of the jute box, instead o! practicing with your baseball team. Don't forget that in love, as in war. absence of body is better than irresence of m1nd~

And to the Wolverines I would say: Girls. as you are sit-runs. be mer- clmii Have a heart. Give these poor boys whom you outnumber__so greatly a break. Dance with each other and out. in your time wrtimtz it: the‘ Boy Friend who is aviuy, instead of hcrundinu down the liov who

at ome.

DEAR. IDROTHY DIX-J am a young-looking widow of 35. I B111 in love with a. widower of Ci and desire to marry him. but my (laughter, now nearly 17- ob ects. She claims that she is in love Wll-li this man's son. who l5 18 mid intends to join the army shortly. My daughter says that if I mam’ ths man's father she will become his sister and not have n. chance at him. Shall I marry this man. or yeild to inv dear dangli- ter‘: wish? MRS. J. M. G.

GIRL NOT KIN T0 WIDOWIIWS SON

ANSWWYDW marrying your widower beau does not make your daughter an?‘ kin what/ever to your son. In no way will she become his sister. and thxru will be no reason whatever for her and the lad not marrying if they want to do so. 1t is done verv often.

l think you would be foolish to let your dauZhlcr keen you fmmi mak- in; what seems to be a very advantageous marriage and in which your happiness is deuply concerned. In your case the elders should have the priority because, for one thing. at your age you are not likely to have many good chances of marrying. Also. your love is more enduring than that of a young girl. She would probably be over her attack of puppy love and in love with somebody else before the lad eot home from the war anyway.

DEAF. MISS Dllx-When my father is away from home my nimhu mns around with other men, w is certainly not fair to hlm_ nor to 11s

kill him. DISGUSTED DAUGHTER.

ANSWER-Don't tell your father. bu/t tell your mother that you are gel to fell your fathri- unless she behaves. Perhaps the ‘prospect of g up her home and losing he: children wil imake her be more discreet.

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Aptly-nanied Nancy Wsc-Wnd. Yakima Indian princess. ll 11R!- lured filling out. WAC enlistment application blank at. Seattle, Wash. She's a great-granddaughter of Chief Kai-Mi-Aklm, for whom a Flying ‘Fortress recently we; mm- ed.

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Away. like bats scattered out o! darkness by wide light and sunny wind, flew the last oini doubts which had lurked, tormentingly. in the secret recesses of her soul. intuition served her like a 8Enil— and calthrop. trying his utmost to send her cryptic signs from behind the Generals broad beck, made ccrnic nodding-dull motions. which she acknowledged with n. happy little smile.

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cocked an iron-grey eycbrow, quiz- zically. , "So you won't go into the hotel mclter, young woman, and you' won't go home? Well, ii-hat d'you' intend to do now? You ace I want‘ to deprive you uf your escort." "In that case I'll g0 down to you; shelter’ If I go into the street alone, the police will only send me

"Any message we can send to your people? Won't they be worry- ing about you?" Hardlsty chuckled. “It happens that I am allowed to use the ‘phone in l blitz." “That's awfully kind of you, air Albert. I will give you a message for Daddy. But he won't be worry- ing ..

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take nine and e half years to blot all out . . He works out his personal risk item that basis!"

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