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The above mentioned qualities, ldd much to the charm or this fas- linating dress.
You'll be interested to learn that Parll lnada the original model in trisp white cotton with shadowy biuedota, l0 young and flattering.
And hero it is for Ybu to copy.
d simplicity itself to make it.
e dainty scalloped edges will be a good deal easier to handle if picot edged.
This model is also adorable in printed chiffon cotton voile, lace. trope, sick prints, etc.
Style No. 652 is designed for sizes l4. 16, 18 years, 36. 38. 40, 42 and ~14 inches bust. Size 36 requires 5's yards of 39-inch material.
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FOAMY OMELET
5 egg whites
h’ teaspoon salt
5 egg yolks
Few grains pepper 1-3 cup milk
1% tablespoons butler
stiff, but not dry. Beat egg yolks until very thick and add pepper and milk. Fold egg yolk mixture lightly into egg whites; cease the folding motion as soon as combined.
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SPANISH SAUCE
2 tablespoons shortening or salad Oll
Clove or garlic
.1 small onion
4 ripe tomatoes or 1‘~_- cups cann- ed tomatoes
1 grccn pepper
‘-_- cup sliced mushrooms
Salt, pepper
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3 eggs beaten with “i cup sugar
1 package dates. stoned and cilt
1 cup walnuts, chopped.
5 level tablespoons flour teaspoon baking powder
Sift flour and baking powder over nuts and tcs: add to sugar and egg. Pat to inch thick 1n fiat pan. and bake slowly half an hour. Cut in strips before quite cool. Roll in icing sugar.
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legal difficulties?
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If‘ it is. the cure is worse than the disease. bound to admit we do not hear of any divorce scandals Ln the harems. Witty Gail Hamilton once said that the difference between the Occidental and the Oriental man was that one drove his Wives tfllldem WW0 me other drove them abreast. __
Certainly all evidence goes to show that man is polygamous by nature, and that he achieves monogamy only by the mercy of God and the work- ings of civilization, which have shown, as we believe. that the'0ne 1111111 for the one woman constitutes the relationship between the sexes that is
What to do When Polygamouc Instincts Con- flict With Monogamous Laws‘! Here's Ono Woman Who Solved Problem in Her Own Sweet Fashioni-Are Pla-
1 tonic Friend Possible Be-
tween Men, Women?
Dear Miss Dire-What are the objections to polygamy other than the Do you think human beings are created monogarnfc instinctively and that those of us who are not so are abnormal me. for instance. At 20 I married a. yo who was and is the realization o! my 8111's dreams of a. sheik so far as good looks and fas- Wlth him I like to dance and swim, ride and play golf and minke whoopeo generally, but the intellectual and serious $1410 He reads nothing e11- cept the comics and the sporting page and cares for nothing but leB-illre. eXcfipt that his 9X- traordlnary personality makes him a go- I was very happy with hllll for a. while. but grew weary of all playing and never having any intellectual stllnillatlon. 1 read a good deal and longed for a. 00111118111011 who appreciated something besides night clubs so 1 got tired of my playboy and divorced him and married a. 111811- rains and began to yearn for my playboy again. Now I have both men and am very hBDPY. l0!‘ I 10W both and feel that I could not do without either. 1s polygamy or polysnclry the answer to divocre? M
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best for the individual and best for the race at large.
Once a famous Chinese statesman defended POWER-my t0 me after this fashion: "Polygamy", he said, "is only a man accepting responsibility for We do openly what the Western world does secretly. man in your country tiles of his mistress he can throw her out to BIBIW 1f there are children born of the union they are branded with illcgitimacy and have no claim upon their father's name or Our wives cannot be discarded, no matter how much their beauty fades or we weary of them. They are safe and protected. and our child- ren have their proper status in society. They are never branded with‘ the
his acts.
or drift into the gutter.
estate.
bar sinister."
So that is that. but it is a point of view that will appeal to few women. For women are monopollsts by nature and not many wives would be Will- ing knowingly to share their husbands or their husbands pocketbook with
a half dozen rivals.
But. aside from the fact that most men and many women have P1111- andering tendencies, there is no doubt that divorce ls the answer to mono- . gamy, for it is the result of the futile effort to find in one man or woman all the varying charms and attractions that Nature sp
dozen individuals.
The sheik, with his harem full of assorted wives, can go to one wife when he wants to rest his eyes on beauty, to another when he desires t0 listen to witty wlsccracks, to another when he wants to be diverted by music and dancing. to another when he wants to be fed and comforted on spicy dishes. But the poor monogamist with only one wife is bound to b8 disappointed when he expectes w find one woman who combines b68110‘
and wit and talent and cooking.
Nor does the woman fare any better who expects to find in her hus- band a. combination of Henry Ford and a. movie hero and Job and R1111)‘ Hence the swapping of partners in the vain hope that the next husband or wife will have qualities that the incumbent mate lacks.
And. in reality, marriage is such a complicated and strenuous lob that sometimes it does seem as lf every man needed two wives, one to stay at home and pinch the pennies and save his money and raise his children and make him comfortable, and the other to doll herself up and
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But among older men and women there are many oases of a beautiful and altruistic friendship that has in it no touch of romanticism or desire, The man and woman find each other congenial and all the more lnwlvrst. ing because one brings a man's point of view and the other a woman's The woman gives the man what he craves in sympathy and understanding, and the woman leans llpqn the mung strength and finds solace in his protection. They are the best or comrades and companions, but neither one wants to marry the other.
Very likely while they love each other as friends, they would lune euch They realize that. they find each other‘: little pecullarltim amusing, taken in small quantities, but 1r they had m be fed on them every day they would be unendurable. Perhaps they m), lack physical attraction fm‘ the other, but that does not interfere will; their friendship as it would with married life,
Undoubtedly platonic friendships between men and women are much more common now than they were formerly, because men and Women working together promotes friendship but not love.
The men and women who toll in it
know each other as they are, and often to admire and respect each other’; abilities and sportmanshlp, and to find each other good- company because they have a. mutual interest in the some subjects. And out of this grows a platonic friendship that has as little sex m
it as the friendship between two men or two women.
. DOROTHY DIX.
Dear Miss Dix-About twelve years ago the man who is now my hus- band was engaged to a. very nloe girl whom he loved dearly, Through a misunderstanding the engagement was broken and the girl married an- other man. A few years later we were married. Now this other woman has divorced her husband. with whom aha was very unhappy. she still loves my husband and he loves her, although he is a good hus- band to me. But I do not really love him and I would be happier away Tell him that I know he is miserable with me and give him a. divorce and let him marry the woman he loves. or shall I stumble on wasting the best part of three liven? A CONSTMNT READER.
But my plain and practical light on the subject is that the wise and moral thing to do would be to divorce your husband and thus straighten out the snarl with which Fate has entangled your lives. I see no mason why thNe people should be miserable keeping up theron- vention of a. marriage that is no real marriage when they might all be happy if it were broken up.
DORUITHY DIXL
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stop out with him. And that especially every woman needed twn h“: bands, one to be a go-getter and the other to be a playboy, '
But, alas, in this world we cannot have our cake and m; it we 5,, the best we can do is to find some one man or woman who h '
tho qualities we desire and marry him or her and like it and ,5 as mm o: DOROTHY
Lick lo it. DIX.
Dear Dorothy Dix-We have been discussing platonic friendship up“, out being able to come to any conclusion on the matter. lleve that such a. relationship is possible between men and women?
LUCILLE.
Anumg the young who are overly sex-conscious, platonic friendslup p Perhaps impossible. It is seldom that a boy and girl can be c1959, iy associated together without their falling in love or thlruring they are
They give zest- to each other‘;
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