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VIVAR‘ ll/[AKES CHANGES, SO DON'T RUSH INTO MARRIAGE

It Is Better To Wait, For What Seemed Like Love May Turn Inito Something Else

DEAR M1188 DIX-l.’ em 1'!

hewith m6.

into a binding engagement now?

to regret. and of making Because in the war hysteria. that ls a und that is especially sweeping the young off their feet, we are not clear- jdudgments, or to gauge properly our emo-

mlnded enough to make sound

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tlons or the wisdom of what we o.

Because a boy they mistake nosta

time an ch e and. circumstance will have ei.r effects u o . ome. Grace sand. “Well. we've done "Holly," r‘ra.nk wneatley asked. they are NW"!!! ""181 Sfltufn No boy ‘who w. into the army wills come out oiplt the same llaldnhemsvxiils lit, darling! We're married." “could the uu-kle Sf-H-nd the Strain 01 and IOUBh braids. Turban: ere when he ut on his uniform. He will have grown from s boy into a msn. He nodded. 51111165- cmlld mink °‘ filling “@1115? Nmmng drum“ 4 vl-l-AM“ PMNTS M“; NEW fashioned of braid 100D! 110d" He will have been disciplined. He will have learned a. thousand things he no reply but to take her in his arms. ind. A ricn kid. You prooubly kflbw STYLE with tiny bows of W001 yarns or dld not know before. He will have seen different places, been thrown She responded to his kiss as she his old man-Dayton Richllwfld- dmkle with tiny shell-S;

with different people, formed different habits, on life. Some will come out better men.

not be the some

lgle than he ever did before the girl cause s. boy feels than; longs to him, they rush worse still, into a marriage the of trouble in the meantime. Whether these boys and girls believe it

and girl feel sentimental at the thought of parting, Because a. boy loolu better in a uniform

sees in him her Fairy Prince. And

e wants to have somebody left behind who be-

into an engagement that. shackles them both; or

t. ends in divorce, and that. causes plenty

for love.

GIRLS WILL ‘CHANGE, TOO

And the btrls left behind own-up also. They will be ave gotten Jobs and become self

learned trades that

it will have

they like better than the old. ones.

case if they have left themselves free new one, without being bound by iznwold olaligations

T YOU MllKE 1T DIX-Is a. background a very important thing? Both of

Do you think I could go away some f“ start a good clean new life for myself ents are dead and let it , ANSWERPUndenlub y it is a great blessing to have a. good to have s. bad one, minds are nonentltles who make nothing of their lives. and many background a. stepping stone

is all in the man or woman. Just because your father end mother

poor It

o at that?

and

He has asked me w marry him, although we have deflnitew decided to wait until he returns from B116 Wfl-l‘ and I have received a college education.

ent, but we do not know how we will feel several years latter. marry now?

ether? Your advice will be greatly apprec- lsm ALICE.

ANSWER-If you wrlll take my advice, you and our boy friend will leave the mutter of your relationship open until he returns from the war. You will have just an agreement when he gets back, if you still love each other and want each other that you time you have lost your taste for each other 011 will cull the wedding on, with no hearts bro en and with nothing but friendship and good feeling between you, instead of the bitterness of’ betrayal

r many thousands of other boys and girls are confronting the same problem that so many of them ere making the fatal mistake of entering into engagements that they are gang likes

them will be changed, too. ‘rhey women instead of little cuties.

-supportlng. no wc-man thought will look at life from a. different angle.

So when Johnny comes marching home and meets the Girl Friend she will be a stranger to him. Maybe perished. Maybe they will

hevebeeninlovewltheboyolw Our problem is this: Shall we enter We know we are ln love et the pres-

Wuldit ven be bestforusto Vllould trial: tend to bold us to-

mm-ry; but if in the mean-

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_A1.’_R.IL 28. 1942

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you are, and

that are going to wreck their lives. ffecting everyone of us, more or less,

paid

or not, it is inevitable that

have a, different outlook

never Others worse. But they will

self. neck,

will have They will Many of them will have of before the war. And they, also, tng. much their love will have survived. Ma be have found some other girl and oy But how much better it will be in any

to renew the old love, or nuke a

His aware arms,

There

. Len in the

J B. their back- but many people with fine on which they climb to the

m Clark! were drunkurds can make you

so bitterly aware of how drink can degrade a. human being that you will

never even touch a. drop of liquor. am-one tgblgspgon mother threw away their lives can make quarrel- mp cold WM“, thing worthwhile oi’ your life gllll-dg cup to us as well es an example.

I earnestly advise you to go e

pie who do not know you.

one soil to another.

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In a new environment. among beaten very stff. Pour in cold flfvmfid l”

get new inspiration and turned form failure: Into successes. 0 And luck to you. ,

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Our parents can be an awful warning

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THUNDER FROM TllE STANDS

By Vincent Richards

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A little later the car stopped be- fore the building which housed their thus-far uninhabited apartment. Ltn

mrougn the hall

flights of stairs. The door 0105811 be- hind them. 'I‘hey were 1n then‘ new

to flow lnto his. He could feel her trembling; knew that he was trem- bling, but. could not control hun- against“ breathed.

me SOIIIGWHEPE”

He drew her still closer

ears, asb olfy the sea. Her breath 13.1116 S0 n8 .

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the windows. .

men entered. big coats belted about

chunky and the other very tall and sllrn. The

, n , h recognized mone . and give Grace the most bec l.g more and more 181'. or ch ante fwd by power to re- lllliieaatlflessfllrankp%eatlliay an Don beau ful Christmas resent he WWJ...» for Spring is e 891m tr;ct tlireir glows. rendering their ftould aflord. Certainly e deserved rayon pastel dimd! dress with goomwps hsr-mloss.

“Papa. Rollin-s, as I live and breathe!" Wheotlev HOW ed,grippfnghls

"Don

They

and the three of them were sitting

f course we know you married that rich Worthington glrl—"

Len grlmiwed wryly. "It's not that kind of a marriage at all. believe it

without a. cent.’

young men listened attentively with much interest, ished, "I'm a. happy old married

wife and a fairly good job." Frank asked:

you!" Clark exclaimed. “Why not someone who didn't meim anything to the game? could bring beck the cup this year, I think."

WHAT A PERFECT IJKENESSJTS BIL " OVER

“Sorry mugs, but I'm a hard- working guy WLUA only an hour for lunch, dow about coming in to see me m. me store sometime? Or the house?" He gave them the phone number but knew theyd never call; they'd never have time.

"they WflJKtd and up thrce

mese. Let him play 1n germ On Etermtyc DoundLess SH; can. Drivers may mo" I th , A“ m“ "m W“ not let cmnmi play mm mall‘, tweets B, tionary car. 1f they And out on the infinite tide- ‘ Boys love to hang on the been To 1.116 wemk and 510K or wrrvw- u! knowledge that it is an offence, en out your living room. Take out selves in the place of me drivel- o: . The be presentable the first thing in fall off. itted 'th ftly padded ——-—- “e sum‘ l w‘ so A year sgo, crocheted straw braid brim ed A tfeflt m sny little dark frock cnce in millinery in exclusive and l" collar l5 crisp organelle with tiny crocheted which startsd with me rosc pink or champagne, ng perlcd, jersey, vlelt lne unver- nlge detailing in the top-stitched hats or trimmings. For 1942, the

r The Woman s Realm i "mm: minim thwahte and ht II 111W“ 1° P"? 111 the n: them adrift 911 park, or recreation ground. my, mell- lllll-den be pure, let their Children should not play nrulL-lq white sails urt “Wmwv tbs comfort- gffo or reverse before seem 111i K Of n heartfelt sympllbl- “u ulnar“ to "o1 d cross“ For s beautiful thought. is e beeuti- from behind or in frcnt of s, m, m1 mm extra.‘ care should be Mlybrmegl, ma pouch, and tenderly ing fllht and left. cars or lorries. Merely say _ "don't" will not cure them, nor in; l _ dented!