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IS Managing 18 Wed 20 Infernal region 21 Goddess of plenty 22 Close 24 Uncovered 26 Oriental coins 27 Ill-bred fellow 30 Visigoth king 32 Decipher 34 Delay 35 Indians 36 Worm 37 Afresh 39 Circular plate 40 Snow vehicle 41 Placed 42 Violin maker 45 Mimic 49 Derided 51 Label 52 Indigo 53 Fasten 54 Work unit 55 Moderate 56 Domestic slave 57 Distress call VERTICAL 1 Feminine sailor 2 Eras 3 Non commissioned officers 4 Manner 5 Shield 6 Calm 7 Observe 8 Mongol • Dry 10 Evergreen tree 11 Droops 17 Pursues 19 Musical drama 23 Provide an income 24 Ruth, baseball hero 25 Malt beverages 26 Setting 27 Ponders Here’g the rir-ir i i itk m . iPkCit; nni i r i taiiiini'j nriM ru . r jurjpui.jn v- esnr i ni iwr i CllJIin ’.'Jl luNLi Mill ur in.'ai r-j iF«ri».. : nrjf-jpji jrj f-mriL-JW-Li nn?-i utr:i j i .near. iTnr its : n:-; ijur-j*:jiu ur itiiMn n i ucjiiP4HrinEi r J r,i )u nnuia ntjuu t-iuu anau uriua huu 28 Fruit drinks 29 Table used for writing 31 Type style 33 West Point student 38 Roman magistrates 40 Steps over a fence 41 Edge Along furtively 42 Nomad . 43 Talking bird 44 Mine «ntraoce 46 Intend 47 Polynesian plant 48 Hen products 50 Employ n m sz DEAR SALLY BY SALLY SHAW DEAR SALLY: I’m looking for a husband for my widowed mother-in-law, a very attrac tive woman of 45 who lives with us. She and I formerly got along very well, but not since she has made her home with us. Our personalities constantly clash, and life is misery for me. In my husband’s eyes, she can do no wrong -- but tiien he isn’t home all day, and his mother and I are. How can I get her married off without giving her (and my husband) the impression that I am trying to get rid of her (as I’d like to do)? BADGERED. DEAR BADGERED: Assuming that your mother-in-law has any interest in marrying again, you can start the ball rolling by in troducing her to a few eligible prospects. DEAR SALLY: I’m a girl of 19, but look older. One of the executives in the department store at which I work has shown a big interest in me. He is a divorced man of 49, who looks much younger and has taken me to some very expensive places. So far he hasn’t made any passes at me, outside of goodnight kisses. I think I could fall in love with him. Do you think he’s too old for me? BABS DEAR BABS: The very fact that you’re asking me indicates you already know the answer. Give this 49’er back to the wo men of his own generation. DEAR SALLY: My wife is a sweet and intelligent woman, but when she has had one drink she becomes completely unstrung, and begins to babble out words that are anything but “accept able’’ in polite society. This is really embarassing to me at the parties and other functions we attend. Always later at home, when the effect of her drinks has worn off, she is terribly sorry and promises never again. But still it keeps happening. Advice? HANK. DEAR HANK: I suggest that you and your wife discuss this seriously, and if she is as sweet and intelligent as you say, she’ll listen. If she doesn’t want to ask for a soft drink at these parties, you can help give her the appearance of “one of the gang* by quietly mixing her a ginger ale with a cherry In It DEAR SALLY: I am a young unmarried man, and would like very much to date a certain ptty girl who works for the same company as I do. Some of my colleagues, however, tell me It’s bad business to make dates where you do business. What do you think? SCOTTY. DEAR SCOTTY: Depends. If this girl works in another department of your firm, It might be all right. But use extreme caution if you happen to be the kind of person who finds it difficult to disentangle himself when such a relation ship blows up. A shattered ro mance can be extra-uncomfort able when it involves someone with whom you must be In continuous daily contact. DEAR SALLY: I’m a widow of 51, and it’s no secret In town that I was left substantially well fixed in a financial way by my late dear husband. Since I am still considered quite attractive, I don’t lack for male compan ionship--bachelors and wi dowers. However, my sister keeps claiming that these men are primarily interested In my money, and as a result l am becoming more and more ftMi ous whenever a man shows a more than passing Interest in me. I’d appreciate any advice you might have to offer. WOR RIED WIDOW. DEAR WORRIED WIDOW: Stop listening to your sister, and be gin thinking for yourself! Any inordinate fondness for money by any person will inevitably re veal itself sooner or later—but in the meantime accept the at tentions of these men In a posi tive frame of mind. People who constantly mistrust the motives of others succeed only In making themselves unhappy and more often than not unpopular. DEAR SALLY: What sort of “ fix’ could cost a guy more than $3,000? My fiance has just told me we must put off our wedding because of a ’Ax’ he got into that has taken his en tire bank account He refuses to give me any details, only that is now broke. Don’t you think I have a perfect right to know the details of this calamity? SHELVED. DEAR SHELVED: Any en gaged couple SHOULD share all confidences...especially the details of an “emergency* that has cost them the money which was to help finance their mar riage. DEAR SALLY: What do yon think of a husband who, after seven years of marriage, still wants to pet all the time? TIRED OF PETTING. DEAR TIRED: With his own wife? Terrific! Hang on to him. Consult about this question: “With all the green-1 horn hunter* in the field, it gets more dangerous e*cl. to hunt. Added to the risk from the trtggar-! happy hunters a r e the gung-ho ante drivers on the out and back. Would my wife feel Ie«^ anxious gji' Hunters icy torii from the Balley Agency. BAILEY AGENCY | Dial Day 833-0681 — Night tmi M. S. 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