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Dorothy Dix '3 Letter Box

IIUSBAN l) IS RESPONSIBLE

of Married Life, He Will Face Less ’l'_vraiiny in Later Years

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111.11 everywlilng about the pron w: ind that he nillot obtain 1 .11. r-vi-n using his personal (iflllif , 0011i bi‘u.~l1 11nd 101111). llience iorivii: iiic wile will refer 1o 1110 home and its en equipment 11$ "I111" 1.11s’ and "my 1.11111.‘ 'l'i.e an husband would not dare 1o nsk 11v r.r zrlends to ia-ke 11 lncul 111

of 11$ 111111- 1111115" house.

ihe table or go without, He niust listen i0 L116 111111.421. If she wants lhc doors o1‘ windows open o1‘ sliul, that 1s whiil 15 110111‘, regardless 01 llie husbnntls comfort.

IIOUOHS. 1'. 1,; no Wonder 1.11:1‘. liu<bﬂli<ls c0 out nights 1- tyrants. and tlat 1116')‘ uie H‘ S before their \\‘lV‘~S 11111111: hie. I havo itziiziel l"lil\\'1<‘<lf~'6 bV m‘ of ninrriecl life myself i1 ‘iLKlHEI a tuneful . lllll t1‘i1'11ck.',i11o1‘i'. I v.1 nil 11119111‘ tile \\'. it, R, ' iiuiiibcr of i11 . 111 L- Wivll 111$ lug-v and luff, 1.11‘ 110w 01h n 1 went 1101110 »1 cture . i0 lnotnel‘. d a gloomy p‘ We iouelithecnuse we loved ‘the why l thrill 0f making up. We were sini- lo J ply nniilslng ciusolres, only div; . l l.- matri- l(ll(ll"i'i. know it. Final i‘ I 11$ 911E OJ! hr t l y iny fnniily who 101d 11ie 111111. I must jlezivi- n11‘ 1111511111111; 11111‘. I coiildnt llire like that; 1111i‘. it would ruin iny . 21.111 and I would wllili up 1n an usrluni, so I got a divorce, Later I married again and so_<‘lid he. My husband 11nd I do not 11251! like cat 11nd 1111;; bu: lttnilier 11o we love each other. .\fv ioriner 1111s- bnnd and his ivilc d0 1W5 light. either. I hear. But I also hear 111' ' he does not lore her and is as mis- erable as I am, Life is diill as hell! A CONSTANT READER. lAnswer:

. - nder the im ression that ‘Bria 001mg; “gen hellllsgifs “rather a. lively‘ lace-One

‘Qrfg Qlnékie 3 ladvantage among many (grawbacks. “m; 50,53“, But; let 1r. go at trait.

‘l Ch re have, I ﬁnd your letter very interest.- mfgi,“ Qﬁmen o, ing because 11. conﬁrms a belief that c t, m ' l.’ r_ I have long held, 11nd that is that a ‘N e“ m husbands and. wives rural-rel for the divertisement. they get out of it and because they enjoy a. real knockdown 11nd dragoui fight. It pens them up and breaks the m0- notony of domestx: life to black- guard each other and hurl insult- ing epithets at each other.

I have personally assisted, in the French sense, at many such family" iracases, and just as I thouilllt 1118i murder was about to be conniilttetl

- . an I was slnrilni’ to c1111 the police, iltloodii-d and _ ieiiim- i thélhusbund [mdewne “Quid m“ on “ ma“ perm m I? ‘each other‘; flecks with X15585 Mid 'd m“ °l h“ e y all would be ioveyl-clovc-y until the next bout.

Apparently a good time had been had by all, and neither seemed to remember the unioruivnble things that had been said i11 the heal. o1 the argument,

Also, I have never seen a family quarrel that could not have been averted by the slightest use of a little tact or self-control by either pin-Ly, so we are forced to the conclusion that liusband-zind-ivltc quarrel; are just a queer form of indoor sport. indulged in by people of belligerent tastes.

Probabl family quarrels are only serious w en one of the parties is a ﬁghter and the other is a liilCl- ﬁst. ‘Then the situation becomes unbearable for both husband and wife. For the scrapper can get no fun out of a set-to with a non- combotimt. who will not hit back. and the one who desires a life of cglm and quiet, soon gets disen- chanted with a billly who is alivays trying To start something.

However it is, young iyeople are advised to consider before marriage whether they enjoy quarrelinl ﬁnd making up. or nor in selecting their fates. and to be silre that. they have the same taste in the matter. DOROTHY DIX.

it 11nd every"- 0X11 bchoof and

ned abiding place, ' 1k in a closet their very own;

head from lllL.\;)pI‘t.'C1Hll\'8 WIVES

this is a tmagic state u no one will dispute, , 1110s themselves,

fILIﬂl with boiling oil in 1):: cone to DIICSQ female

ti" all. w-hcse fault la it.

woniiiii? 1e Illilil chieﬂy to blame

bu. 11110111: t0 s :gli1s or the courage w ‘ lileln that he is in a sub- icsiiion in his own house- uut even the privileges of .

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l, i111 one, have no patience I10!‘ , 1.. '.\.l.'»l<' on zlie heilpecked Inﬁll ‘ie had one ounce of in 111111. lie woultl not pcﬂmt e t.) dominate him. o 1i l assert his rightl from .- vvrv start to be the head 0f I119 1 , l(l 1o have a v0ice_ in the it 1.111s run. He wouldnt stand i_l cooking, nor ior having his s cold-shouldered out 0f U16 ..:‘ 1),‘! his \\'1it.‘. lie wouldn't submit to b6 ﬁll‘ ‘il and told what ha sh d oat mien he should go to bed. I11

(l like a moron child. H .1 demand reSPBCt and decent 1on1. .i1id 11c would get it. 11. because he is afraid 01' m5 s teliipel‘ and her tonille ﬁnd wars and of the scenes she es, he gives in for the call! 01' o. Iie doesn't make a struggle

11.1 llCT tyranny. vet he could ‘ the ivhole matter with 0X19 would leave her

Now, bend forelznzrrs 1111c using sides of them and l-ushions or thumbs, gently pmch upward from corners of mouth lo temples. Lift the flesh gently, pinching lightly.

flzilit that . -. lo 111.11 she was conquered-

Ancl ‘this would make for his i1. happiness as well as his, be- 1 in her heart PVBW W“! d9‘

IF CON STAN TLY H i1‘ Man Asserts His Rights At The Beginnng

W'l~en a birdegroom carries his bride over the thres- l3 111st installing a new BOSS. for ivlihln a vcri’ es lye-longs to his nus-ion ve-

c American

Nor would he be bold PllUlll-Zll 1o l‘\'(l\ lukc a 1411155

' radio programs she enloys. not what lie lllieﬂ <

She even ieiulritcs the INS, light by turning 011 o1‘ oil’ 1110 lLHIlDS to suit her| H

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THE

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I! IIDNII PAIIIAN

OBAPTE XVIII TO SEA IN THE MOONLIGHT

It wu eight o'clock thg when the Major return

despair _1;e was feeling.

professes to kllCiw . about it!"

The landlord mumbled uncom- ' lﬂifllfflldlfiidéylilballl)’ and the Maj- l or turned into the empty dining room and paced ils bare boards with

the tact that he was suffering from

_,the after effects of the whisky he lliad colisuiiied during the afternoon, ‘lie ivzis not altogether vyithout some ' iiioaiioli for his annoyance. e 11nd parted from Becker short- ly before five o'clock and had 1e- tlirned straight to the hotel, in- tending to lake Diana aside and ob- tain the letter from her, But to his annoyance, she was not there; on enquiry he earned that Father Mal- oiicv had called at the hotel early in ‘the afternoon, and both she and ‘robv had left with him. At the priest's house, the house- ;kceper gave him to understand that she was completely unaware of the whereabouts of her employer or the other two, and she was uncertain whether Father Maloney would be back to dinner. Mysl-ilied and irritated, the Major had returned tn the hotel to spend a filrther lzour in waiting for the appearance of the two truants and had then sat down in the gathering twilight to a solitary dinner. Irritation had given way to acute anxiety by this time, and the realis- ation that Becker's Plan would be rendered entirely use ess if he could not Obtain the description of the cache in the next hour, was suffic- ient to rob him of any desire m eat. Shortly before eight o'clock he Thad paid another fniiiless visit t/o the priest's house, and on his way back from an unsatisfactory inter- view with the housekeeper. he had caught a izlimpse of one of the neg- i-oes hauling the dory up on the beach. It had grown quite dark by tnen, but groups of men were still noisily celebrating the holiday before the lighted doorways of some of the iiousm, and he had hastened back to the hotel without stopping to speak to the man. The mere know- ledge that he was there i11 accord- ance witlrBeckefg plan was suffic- ient to bring holne to 111m the nig- ency of the situation and to add to ills already advanced discomﬂture. What. the devil could possibly have happened to keep them? Any- thing might. happen iii this infernal country! ‘They might have been held up by bandits, It occurred to him that he lurid not told Becker of the attack on Toby the previous night, 11nd though‘ it had no bearing on the case, iLC wished he had mentioned; it. Anyway, it snowed clearly the danger of delay iii getting cut of the c‘Olll1tl‘§'—- particuiarly when they had their hands on the gold, This was an opportunity in a thousand and he could not hope that it would recur. It was all the more maddening, therefore. that 1.111s delay should occur now, and as he strode up and down the dining room he cursed the priest savagely for taking Diana away just WIIEH her presence was urgently needed. Not that she “"113 entirely blame- less. It was typical of the utter selﬁshness of modern youth that she sllblild go padding about ihe country wiihoilt so much as giving 1i lhoiiglit to her parent, No doubt young Bishop and Mnloney between them had persuaded her- butP- He halted suddenly in his walk, and stood llslenlng. There was a sound of voices outside the room, and he strode hurriedly to the door and flung it. open. Outside, 111 the dilnlv lit passa e. he saw Diana faring n big. swan 1y fellow who was shaking his head violently and appeared to be deny- ing her something. while the lrind- 10rd 11nd his wife were standing by and gazing at her smilinglv iiiih-

"HKTS the wlLrd She can hos" Repeat. trn limos, 11nd don't remote face cream until _ d Also, 1111f! 1111', your torch. white and 1n c111 1101111. . . If not. bcllrr se ,v'1lr dentist 11f once. No smile can be lovclfcr than l ..

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ltﬂny Dorothy Dix-For i2 vears 1 was mnrrzcd to a mﬁﬂ Wh°m I d m1l(ll_\' nnd who loved m6 . .11": in return. but we fouﬁht and

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out zilicinpiing to interfere in the nrginncntl.

" \ll. if _)'0u won't." he heard 1 er say, "I'll _iu.~.t. $l1_\'-i'lilllC grin-ins!" Alid Slif‘ p111. iomrihing buck in hcr lillllflblil! 11nd held out her hand to the lnan.

He wok it, and with a graceful and littorlv unexpected gesture 1111s- eli it to his lips. 'l'hc11, he turned 11nd vziliishcil through the doorway.

The staring Major, who had ex- pected somct. ing entirely different, stepped forward 11s the man dis- appeared and his daughter turned Lo face him

"Where the devil have you been to?" he (lemandezl feverishly. ‘W110 was that. 1112111? What's hap nod?"

“Hallo, Darkly!" his da-ugitcr re- upended calmly. "I wondered if you'd be getting worried about us.

evening

w the hotel from his second visit w Father Maloneys house. and as he met the landlord's enquiring look. his own face reflected the rage and

‘No sign of 'em!" he ground out. “And that 01d fool of a housekeeper nothing at all,

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sir?"

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pretty

Nothipgs happened really. but Father Miiloney wok us out to one or the big sugar estates, and the owner miuie us have dinner with inm. ‘Ihalls wily we're late. We tried m 11nd you to go with us but you'd disappeared and nobody seemed to know what had become of you, so we Just iiacl w go on by ourselves. We've had a wonderful day, but. Father Maloney noticed that Toby vrus looking rather used up and found that he was running a. bit of a temperature. so he insisted on putting h.m up for the night. in his house, and I was sent home under kixflft. 'I‘1.at man was the escort. Ha was rather sweet. don't you think?"

Her father glanced at the land- 10rd and his wile, and bit. back the retort which rose to his lips,

"Come in hcrei" he said abruptly, and he led the way into the dining- room. Now that she lad returned, he realized that there was no time to be lcst, 11nd he was already de- bating i11 his mind the best meth- od of obtalmng ihc letter from her. The fact that moo was remain- 111g at the rizs louse was 110mg to render tiinzs easier, but as he had no intention of conflding his scheme to her, he would Lave t0 use diplomacy to attain his object.

"I have been worried-very wor- ried," he told her, as he shut the door, "I think you might at least lillvc left word where you were 11.111111. nrdeai‘. I don't want to strlg you enjoying yourself-even thong it m1 ans I'm lclt to spend a lonc‘y afternoon 11nd evening-but you're ii f have. yru know, and I won dn‘).

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POLITE ABOUT IT.

‘Iliiere was a scream of bra-ices as the bus pulled to a sudden stop, to lavoid a flustered-looking pedestrian who was dithering in the road/way. lmson w-itlh strain and the driver leaned out of his It was plain he himselg with a, g-r asked, politely: . “Mary I ask when. are your plans,

DISCOURAGED

mplied Mrs.

Blow-n, 58m a. pali- of socks she nad knit- ted to the Depot, back a. note saying, ‘Many thanks but no more sandbags are required at the moment!"

T716 mfetllls 0f the women's club was in full swing. “Mrs. Smith happy this evening," Jones.

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“I'm sorry, Daddy," c110 returned "I never thought you'd worry about us once you knew we were with Father Maloney."

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a begun, and then “After last night's naturally worried about what might be happening to you," he went on. “This is a l8\'.|.€&i country, and Father Maloney or no Father Maloney, you might easiy be stopped and robbed by some of the liuifiniis whom we know to be in the localit ." "Oh, I dont think it‘; as bad as all that," she told him. And any- way, they wouldn't get much from me even if they did stop me."

It was the opening he was looking for, and he lost 11o time in seizing his opportunity.

(To be Continued)

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End Embarrassing Figure Fault): In these days of short skirts don't sit by cnvying other girls their You can make your own as glzimorously attractive.

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Extend left arm and step forward on right. foot, bending both knees and taking as long a stride as pos- sible. Then extend right. arm and step forward on left foot. Continue to walk around the room in this manner for 18 to 20 ltepl.

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Wear A Button-Hole Button-moles are in. One Paris designer uses afternoon frocks.

Tailored suits remain verv im- portant, lfllcewrise blouses. but the

tho same length as the dress has ir-creased.

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MARCH 21 to APRIL 20 (Aries) -—Fine indications for matters 0on- oerning real estate, land produce. manufacturing and building. Guns in aggressive issue rel-Ring to gov- ernment affairs. Care needed handl- ing drugs, stimulating beverages. chemicals and oils.

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