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DEAR ANN LANDERS: Our
14-year-old daughter Betty
looked depressed and seemed
unusually quiet all through
dinner, She ate almost nothing.

1 knew something was “wrong

and J hoped she'd tell me. She
didn't, so at bedtime I went to
her room and asked what was
the matter. She broke down and

DAILY CROSSWORD a aby R.A, POWER

_-a@ good cook buf Pm

done a terrible thing. She
started a rumor that a girl in
her class who had been absent
for two weeks was away having
an abortion,

The absent girl returned
today and someone told her
about the rumor, She became so’
ill she had to be taken home,
Betty is a wreck. She says she
doesn’t know why she did it. She
will do anything to get it off her
conscience, What CAN she do?
You know how hard it is to put
down a false rumor once it gets
started. Please advise. — Need
Counsel

DEAR N.C.: There is only one
way to get this matter
straightened around. Betty
should go at once to the girl and

confessed tearfully that she had

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your hair, kiddo..-You:C COULD:

comb it just for r HIM, couldn’,
you?

DEAR ANN LANDERS: Our
daughter is going with a bright
young man who has many fine

qualities. He is hard-working, -

industrious, completely honest,
and has some old fashioned
virtues which we appreciate,
The trouble is that Jason is
extremely tactless and has a
way of alienating people -

because of his outspoken, offen ‘

belligerent. manner.

My husband is appalled by the
way he speaks to us, as well as
to some of our friends.
Whenever there's discussion
(particularly on politics) Jason
jumps right in expressing his

her parents, confess that it was , dogmatic ideas vehemently
she who started the rumor and —_ with no regard for an opposing

ask them if they can possibly
forgive her, She should then go
to each person to whom she told
the lie and confess that she
made up the story, I agree false ©
rumors die hard — because
people who start them rarely
have the courage to confess.

DEAR ANN LANDERS: I'm
no
magician, I can’t wave a magic

’ wand over a four-pound roast
. and make it big enough for a

family of six plus three extra
people. Why can’t my husband
get this through his head?
Clyde works for a big com-
Pany and someone is always in
town, either a customer or a
purchasing agent. He also has a

. couple of freeloading brothers

‘who have a habit af. drop- -
ping by  Clyde’s office
just as he ig leaving for home.

-. They tag along and of course I

have to ask them to eat-with us.

What else can I do at six.
clock? —° -
When It’s the brothers: 1 open .

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when it's a customer: ‘or a
‘purchasing agent I have to give
the kids peanut butter sand- ©

: Wiches ‘in the kitchen. 1. think
‘this Is very unfair. "3.

Ig it. unreasonable ‘to’ ask: a

: husband to phone first? Byen.a

"half hour's notice would help. It -
~ would‘at least

give me a-chance
to combiniy hair. I’ve asked him ,

‘a. dozen: times. Maybe.-if -he

sees himself in the paper he'll’ .

get” the: message. Thanks,
i friend, -- Sue-Prized.

DEAR SUE:. From now on put

i. the burden on n Clyde, Tell hin if”.

be. brings’. home:, unexpected“.

-, guests you aren't going. to. do:
. one thing different — the meal. .
" will be served ‘as planned, and .,
| the kids will stay” at the. table, | :
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small ‘announcement, jamal.

‘guests, But about

ungxpect

viewpoint.

Our daughter backs him up
completely, We feel he will have
a hard time making his way in
the world unless he learns tact
and compromise, They both
believe that any thing short of
: full expression is “selling out.'”
‘ They say it is important for
young people to’ be forthright,
fearless and to demonstrate
that they can stand on their own
two feet. Any comment? —
Mom-and Pop

DEAR M AND P: They will
learn that it’s very hard for a
' person (young or old) to stand
on their own two feet when one:
foot is.in his mouth.

DEAR ANN LANDERS: Our
children were brought up with
the idea that everyone who lives
in the house does his sharét of’
work, It was expected and there
was no arguing.- Our three
oldest. who are grown and

_Married seem to have the idea —

‘ that they can come home to Ma
and Pa's and’ enjoy a free,
leisurely vacation. - —

They arrive with” “their.
~ families and plop themselves on’
us “for a rest,” The grocery
‘bill are’ double arid.eo is the
Work, ‘They. sleep all-morning.
and I have to run after their

kids,. bathe and feed ‘them. We |

still have.two children at home -

and” they-: resent’ this ‘extra:

. burdén, Frankly, so dol, Please”
tell a very tired mother: who {a°'
pushing 55 what to do'about her ‘
problem. . —: No. Martyr In*
‘Lancaster ~

DEAR NO M.: Apparently the ©
Ash of training your children is
“not ‘finished... Even... married:
children’ ean learn — ‘and ‘1:
“ Buggest you! teach them. ‘The

lesson is as. follows: ‘The: Old. : :

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_you return for e ‘vacatlon,
pitch fi — just-as you did when os
u lived here, And you’ take,
caréot {your own kids — lke, you.
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Dolls, and

-more dolls.

Love, Peace, Flower. Soul.
Expressive words, aren't they?

One of North America’s
largest toy menufacturers,
Hasbro, certainly thinks so and
this is why they have given
these names to a completely
new line of Christinas dolls now
Braci.g the shelves and
counters of ‘Canada’s main
retail outlets.

The choice .of these four
names for each one of four, dolls
in theset, simply didn’t come by
accident,

Hasbro’s research
development group has proved
what most parents suspect:
little girls between the ages of
eight and the early teens have

. an extraordinary sophistication

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today. They know, perhaps even

better than their parents, the.

true meaning of love and peace.
They know what it’s like to have
“soul” and they adore flowers,
as only children can.

These children form today's

“expressive generation” and

they quickly tire of the old
standards,

. Love, Peace, Flower and Soul

- are not only fun dolls as far.as

the children are concerned, but
they are educational ones too
bécause they provide the child
with a means to truly emulate
the child’s next peer group, the
teenager, going through the

motions of "dressing up" for all |

occasions,

The four dolls can be’ taken
out anywhere because each one.
has a total of 18 changes of
outfits available in distinctive
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With Christmas only 32 short shopping
days away, parents, relatives and
friends are starting to line up their
Christmas shopping and mailing lists.
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kinds of toys for the small fry, in-
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wardrobes and cribs and cooking

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little mothers, and cars and trucks andl
games and bats and balls for the littld i
fellows. Thereis alsoa great,variety o i
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for sale, as well as gift suggestions for}
adults ‘and | young people. “| :

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