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Strangers Gives All Girls Same Line 0n Flrst Meeting

A pretty and attractive young woman wants to know why, when s strange man meets a girl for the first time, his lirie is to make violent love to her that stops just short of a proposal of marriage. She wonc-l tiers if the soft-talking Romeo thinks she is one of the feeble-mlnde females who believes everything a man says to her, or if he is so short on conversational small talk that he is forced to hand her out the old malarky that is probably what Adam said to Eve when they first met.

Well, the way of a man with a maid is one of the riddles nobody has ever guessed, and among his fixed beliefs is that no girl ever gets enough flat- tery, and that the way to make a hit with one ls to pile it on with a shovel. Also that any girl will fall for any kind of love-making. How men get that way, nobody knows. Certainly not from their own experience, for most of them have intelligent moth- ers and hardboiled sisters. and they work every day with girls who are nobody's fools.

At home and in the office no man would dream of telling the women of his family, or the girl at the desk next to his, a lot of palpable lies and expect to set awn)’ Wit-h it; but when he takes a cutie out in the evening he lets go all hold on veracity and thinks she will swallow any sort of falsehood, provided he

sugar-coats it.

ONLY FOOLS HIMSELF

And what gives his tactics a humorous slant is that he honestly believes that the girl is just eating up his synthetic love-making, and that when he tells her she is more glamorous than any movie star and wants to know why she isn't in Hollywood, he EXDECtS l1?!‘ t0 8° MW" like ripe wheat before the sickle, even though _he must know that every girl carries a pocket mirror and has a good idea of how she looks.

And having done the spade work. so to sneak. 1n_ twins to Inn“ the girl believe that she looks like Miss America to him. he passes on to his second movement in fascination, which is the love-at-flrst-sight motif. He tells Angelina that the moment he saw her he knew that he was looking at his fete and that she was the only woman in the world for him. l-fis heart did flip-flops in his bosom and the angel choir began singing and he knew that life would never be the same to him again. And he expects Angelina to actually believe in this sudden attack of heart trouble.

Whether young ivolvee learn the art of courtship in a school of correspondence, I don‘t know. but there seems to be a regular formula for the thing. When one of these amateur sheiks meets a girl, hc demands to know where she had been hiding herself so that they have never met before. If lie takes her out to dinner. by the time they have he'd the soup he is telling her, with a glad light in his eyes, that he has searched the world just looking for HER. and that he had despaired of finding her until they met, thank God. before it Wastoo late._

By the time they have cached the main course he is describing a vine-wreathed cottage built for two. and the dessert finds him taking down her EElEDhOTlEdLllTTllJQI‘ and calling her pet names. And a pleas-

‘ i h b had by all. ant hi? ‘ilsg if [the $3 has a sense of humor. for in all likelihood she will never see her wolf again. He has gone ofl to chase another little lamb and tell her the same pretty story, which he still believes that she will believe. ,

But if Angelina has a poorly developed funny-bone. she isnt amused. She is bored. and she wonders why a boy. Wlw l5 fl Chan" acquaintance. cant talk about something interesting. like the weather. instead of making fake love to her.

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The best reason wihy vegetables should be washed and refrigerated immediately is that when kept at room temperature, some vegetables lose anywhere from 10 to 47 per cent of their vitamin C in only 48 hours: in spinach. green beans and peas. 30 to 50 per cent of the vita- min C vanishes in two days, and all of it lin a week.

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1. What is wrong xivitih this sen- tence? "It was a man by the namei of Williams."

2. What is the correct pronunc- iation of “extraordinary”?

3. Which one of these words is misspelled. Summarize, equalize, conipromize.

4. what does the word "prejudi- cial" mean?

5. What is a word beginning with c0 that means “to cave in"?

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1. “A man named Williams" is preferable. 2. Pronounce eks-tror- di-ner-i. both es as in set. o as in or. first ‘ras in it unstressed. accent second svllable. 3. Compromise. 4. Tending to injury; damaging. “His going away was most prejudicial to the king's Bff8i'l'S."——ClBl'€dO!1. 5. Collapse.

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Q. l-low can I make a filler for floor cracks?

A. Make a paste of two cups of flour, one tablespoon of alum, and three quarts of water. Soak pieces of newspaper in this solution and boil well, stirring constantly. Us: l. putty knife to flll in the cracks. After the paste has hardened, apply I Illin- end the filled cracks will hardly be noticeable.

Q. l-low can I easily clean win- dows and mirrors?

A. Use s. clotih dipped in two tablespoons of household ammonia to two quarts of water. _

Q. How can I test potatoes be- fore buying s large quantity?

A. Cut a potato‘ into halves and then press together. If juicy enough to stick together the potato is good.

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A aha went to the vicar about heaving his eon christened.

‘And what do you want to name him?" mind the clergyman. ‘Homer!’ was the reply.

"Ab!" sold the vicar. fond of the classics. eh?"

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A wind that is. strong and which one might fancy contains an Aut-

ltlly about a house corner tonight,

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lstar lit and cloudless but in spite 19 ‘of the wind, the heat of today has l

abated little. Jamie had tossed the usually provided for the afternoons single coverlet aside, I found, when of a house party‘! ' I came to the room above the kit- f cheh only a few minutes ago- For walks, badminton. after spending this long day alone qactg of ell kinds.

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the faculties, emotions and energ- ies, this should be a day of splendid accomplinlwnent ‘projects of a most ambitious and constructive pattem. A direct and forthright attack upon all possible openings for expansion. with finan- cial growth, established credits and lprestige, even though new ideas ‘and projects be merely experiment- 'al. The situation demands with techniques, not enratlc or re- ‘volutionary manipulation domestic and affectional affairs are involved, and with ultimate

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By GENEVIEVE KEMBLE For Friday, September 19 UNDER an exuberant state of

lions and objectives are in sight. This by an aggressive attack on all factors. with energy and enthusiasm challenging the substantial cooper- ation of influential persons or in- stitutions. Perferment and favors may depend upon sound construc- ti-ve tactics and sound plans and ideas, and not upon erratic or over- ingenious or exaggerated ‘notions. 0 Practical approach, initiative and determned effort should win. with an overflow of high adventure materlaliziqig in the social, dcmes- tic and romantic relations. Be not carried into error by tension and turbulence in any form.

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