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Dear Louisa:
There Is a certain boy
am pretty sure likes nic
Wild
and 1
but lie went
summer and
a post card.
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To Return T Sta-,e jH "
ft
like him very mueh
away for most or tin
didn't even send me
My friends have all told me .to
forget 1 1 1 ft i hul he gives the excuse
he just doesn't like to write letters
of any sort.
When he came home he acted
Jilsl as he did before but
constantly bo. . in;; i;ione from
me and then not payintf it back
1 didn't mind that so much bu;
now it is nearinil the S dollar marl;
and tie never makes a move to
pay any of it back. He (joes away ,
and I don't see him for days on
end. but when he does come around
again ht. acts very much as if ho
likes me. i would like to know I
whether he is just usinj,' me or not
and what I could do 1o find oul.
Puzzled lioston. Mass.
I)e:ir Louisa:- -
Tins problem has been on my
mind lor (juile a few mouth. 1
am a fjrl l(t years old. 1 am
writing to a biy overseas Jinn I
icalie I love him very miieii. Ah
mother doesn't approve ot me v ri!
im.', to him. I met h'.ni a fe-. days
before he went back to camp. !!e
has been owrscas ahoui. t.u
months. I have dale. I oilier boys
bul I a n nnl I v.i!; !i line a lien
.im v.i. li ilie'ii I think ;i in ml
the ol I. el ho;. .-..II (. I he II. i I v i
urillen and lold the ho, nol !,
'Ai de any more and he say :ie
still loves lie and will eonlinue
writing. I write him often bin I 1
have to slip around and send '.he j
letters. W ill you please he! i me '
He also wrote and asked me to wait
for him.
Worried lilue Kjes 'a.
Answer:
It will be very simpU
out whether he is usiiuj you or
not by slop lending him money.
Personally, 1 don't think that a
person who goes away lor the sum
mer and who doesn't even send you
a postcard, can like you very much
and certainly no man who has any
self respect would keep on borrow
ing money from you without re
paying it. Such a person is f.
irresponsible to be taken serious
ly and he will probably stop hang
ing around you if you refuse to
lend him any more money.
LOUISA.
j Answer:
While I see no harm in your
writing to this boy still I would
be carelul what 1 wrote. After
: all you saw him for such a short
while that it is possible thai von
remember all the nice things about j
him and may not have had tlmt
or the occasion to find out things j
you would disMke.
Ask your mother In let you ion '
tinue to wrile nice friendly lellers '
hid not any thing thai would hind
you to a bargain Ilia', you might :
not care to carry il.
When this boy comes home meet !
as friends and if. alter a long
enough period of lime, you li rid
that you really do love him, thai
will be soon enough to become
engaged. You should know some-
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new automobile by location of the
rear seat well forward ol the real
axle and wheel housings, so that
pascsngors are sealed in the
best riding positions. The advanced
local ion of the rear seat provides
greater soace in the rear lugg;:i'(
comparl ment, and has made possi-
c unsurpassed widib of seal cush
ions. H2 inches both fronl and rear.
Increased visibility has been pro
vided by moving the front pi
posts back, increasing I he angle
7;.Vsquare-inch windshield, ;
providing greater side vision for
I he driver. Kweplional rear vision
is provided, loo, by Ihe 44-iuch
w ide rear window.
.Mechanical features include an
all-steel body with safety glass
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(rain, large self-centering brakes
and extra wide wheel rims which
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Longer-stroked shock absorbers
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front wheel suspension is effected
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Kxlerior door handles are of a
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The handles arc designed so that
Iheie ,ne no open ends to catch
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an attraclivrly designed instrument
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Willi an overall length of 203
iui !,!;. the Kaiser Special has a
ouelte of only b'4'i inches and
is ,'H inches wide at its widest
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The engine, developed by Conti-
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Goring, wife of Hermann Gorin '
. now under sentence to hang for
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actress. Her rcmicst has not vet !
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Frau Goring gives her reason
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