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THE DETROIT FREE PRESS THURSDAY. MftKCH 3, 1932 LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE Nothing Etcapet AnnU TRUST HER. TO GET STARTED oh-oh; WHERE, use trsj6 its no fWMS, TRiXiE PLfcNMifsIS To ftNTSTHiNQ ON OCttsN CRUISE to put HER EPiR TO ft. CR0.CK A.U- HOT MfSS A OM THE NfcCHT- IT ue wet) fcOVE. TO evr $TfcKTt "THE FIRST OF THE.

Letters Bring Perplexing Heartaches to RuthrAlden Divorce and Age Questions Are A tnong Many to Be Faced in Aiding Quest for Happiness Financial Term BOND- This Is a eontraet by which a government, state, municipality or a corporation sgree to return a certain amount of money at a definite date and to pay a certain rental for the use of the money at specified timea. There are many type and classes of bonds and the investor who is not familiar with these many types and classes will do well to get advice from a reputable bond house or banker before investing in bonds offered ta him. VjORD- VMMCTT tX HONEHMQCWNk GOMa TO her. (vno hew. OF (a.

t0a GWAjOIMG AA.U OVER. THE fcUT MKSBE OH, OLlVETl-VjOnT ThT BE OUST i it sv ujuh rw rriiPSf CAW StsHOI 60 titled and will naturally look to the father to provide them. "Giving the child a name," which you seem to think is all that is necessary, is only one step in the responsibilities of the father. That should be done, and as quickly as possible. After that he should definitely decide what he intends to do toward supporting and educating the child.

A man and woman cannot be secretly divorced. As you grow a little older and a little wiser you will see what a wise provision that Is. Marriage, my dear, isn't something to be kicked off like an old shoe. I am sorry I cannot be more helpful. 't 'U 1 1 If you have a personal problem on which yon need advice or assistance, address Huth Alien, Detroit Free Press.

By RUTH ALDEN Dear Ruth: A boy and I have gone together three years and he wishes to marry me, but this is what stands in his way: Five years ago he and a girl were going together and she became a mother end he did not marry her at the time, but a settlement was made. This has always been on his mind and he wishes to do it and I have encouraged it, as I am sure he would do as I wanted him to. He is going to marry the girl and Rive the child a name. That is his only reason, and the girl says that is all she wants, just a name for her daughter, which I think is his duty. He says that is the only way out so that we ourselves can be happy, as otherwise he would always have that on his mind and I know he worries about it now.

They want to marry secretly and be divorced secretly right away for the child's sake. That Is what I want to know, too. Will It be possible for them to get married secretly and get divorced right away, and how soon after marriage can one start a divorce suit? He says we will go on just as we have, as they will never live together; just go through the marriage. I am wondering if she could sue me after they are married and he and I went together as we have NV P. UONVj Utvve.

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There's nothing better than a new recipe thats just a little bit different to revive interest in this game of cookng. Those of you who are looking for something out of the ordinary might try making a tomato soup cake. Many will probably turn up their noses at the idea of making cake with tomato soup. Of course, the combination does not sound particularly Intriguing, but wait until you taste the cake and you'll get the surprise of your life. The icing that goes with the cake is composed of another curious mixture, the chief ingredients for which are powdered sugar and cream cheese.

This icing rivals the best butter cream frosting any cook could turn out. It's the type of cake that will appeal to the entire family, from the youngest up to the oldest, and particularly to the male members of the household. Ten chances to one they will all come back for a second and even a third piece after the first helping. And best of all, if there's any left, you can keep it for several days without danger of its getting stale. Here's what goes Into the cake: I irramilatftd 1 (round cinna- mon Vi nit-M! bultrr 1 Rxnunr! clnri 1 ran tomato whip 5 ifi-ounil imtoirr 1 iart baiting 1 Halt oia 1 choprwrl mita 2 flour 1 chopped datea bakior powder Cream sugar and butter and lift the remaining dry Ingredients together.

Then add the baking soda to the soup and stir the entire mixture together, adding the nuts and dates last. Bake for about 45 minutes. To make the Icing, mix one package of cream cheese with one and one-half cups of powdered sugar and one teaspoon of vanlla. Stir until creamy and then frost the cake. MUM TRIP With HOW.SE NrVCHTT OVER.

CIOM, TOO aOttx6 The Free Press 10-Cent Pattern By CLARICE A dainty play dress with bloomers. This is an adorable model that Is easily made. The neckline with front tab closure is so neat and smart. Two styles of sleeves are given. The bloomers are gathered Into knee bands and held with elastic casing at top.

Blue cotton Erint made this original dress and loomers with a touch of white trim. Style No. 8001 may be had In sizes 1, 2, 4, 6 years. Size 4 requires 2i yards of 35-Inch material for short-sleeved dress and bloomers, 1-2 yard 35-inch contrasting for collar, bands and cuffs. How to Get This Pattern Be sure to send size and number of pattern with your name and address.

Keep the clipped pattern for your own reference; do not include it with your order. Enclose 10 cents in coin. Stamps not accepted. One week is necessary for delivery of patterns. Address: Clarice, Woman's Department DETROIT FREE PRESS DETROIT Owing to Canadian customs' regulation patterns cannot be delivered in Canada.

Moist Date-Nut Bread 1 datfa 1 nuts 2 flour (white) 1 whole wheat flour salt 4 haltlnr 3 buttfr sugar 1 eg, lien beaten l1 milk Stone dates and cut fine. Chop nuts. (Never grind nuts for nut bread.) Sift white flour then measure. To measure wholewheat flour, lift It with a spoon from the con tainer into the cup. Combine flours and add salt and baking powder and resift.

Return any bran in the sifter to the sifted mixture and stir until well blended. Cream the butter until soft and smooth. Add the sugar gradually and when all la in add the egg and beat until a think creamy mass. Add the dry Ingredients and the milk alternately. As soon as all the flour Is dampened add two or three extra stirs to smooth the dough.

Add the nuts and dates and stir only enough to distribute. Turn In to a loaf bread pan that has been well buttered. Place in a hot oven 400 degrees and bake for at least 50 min utes. Yield: 1 loaf 8x3x3 inches. i i i EH 5URE NOU With the Free By GERTRUDE BOMHENEK NO sewing is necessary; no clamps are required to adjust these non-rustable, silver-colored metal shower curtain holders.

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Beauticians claim the brush blends the powder more successfully and leaves the' skin with a much mora natural, softly finished look. You'll like the powder with which It is introduced. Shades for all skins. Assuredly, a fellow who hates dealing cards won't pass this notice by. A metal card dealer will do the work he despises.

The whole pack of 52 goes into a square box affair; a crank at the side is turned and the cards, one at a time, ejected through slita on each of the four sides. Sometimes, even a misdeal is "called" in case the pack is short or Joker included. No-tarnish silver chests, covered In black fabricord, are lined with a chemically treated material which prevents silver from turning black. Keeps It clean for years, Sweaters Break Rule, Worn Everywhere Palm Beach has clinched another sure-fire fashion note. It admits that social-climbers ultimately crash the gates all right.

Anyway this is true if the personality is a knitted one. Back in the days when a "sweater" meant a shaker-knit, and a shaker-knit meant that pneumonia protector which the football players and basketball stars envel oped themselves in one did not wear one knitted woolens to tea. Came the day, however, of mesh knits, and lacev treatments by the knitting needles, and behold, sweat ers barged right into the drawing room of society. These society types look more like blouses than other wise, and a good wardrobe must contain five or six varied types of sweaters to give proper liability coverage for your looks on all occasions. The same sweater doesn't appear on horseback that pours cocktails, yet a sweater can and should go both places these days.

Vurry, verrah brief, my dear, even to the golf cardigans, and knit your sweaters yourself, if you know how. Short sleeves, long sleeves or no sleeves nobody cares, but It must be bobbed off short like a terrier's tail to be a 1932 sweater. String color, cream, mellowed brick, sulphur and yellow-greens are all the cherries. Tomato Soup Cake! Good? Indeed, Yes THIS business of 'cooking would get to be an old, old story even to the best of cooks unless a bit of variety was injected into it. Like any other job, the dally business of cooking breakfasts, luncheons and dinners would soon become drudgery if it bad to be done the same way day after day.

Fortunately it doesn't or many wives would strike, leaving their families to cook for themeslves or to eat in restaurants. Housewives of this modern age Child Care Milk By MYRTLE MEYER ELDRED A It ILK is one of the essential I'J. foods for growing children. It contains all the elements for sustaining human life, protein, carbohydrates, fats, minerals, and water. Manies tnnve on oreast milk and the young of other animals on the milk suited to them.

But all young animals arrive at an age when milk alone Is not sufficient for their whole diet. It becomes one of the growth foods, not the only one. The child who gets too much mlik when ha should be getting solid foods is very apt to become undernourished. If he satisfies his appetite with quantities of milk, his desire for other foods is blunted and his nutrition suffers. What May Happen We find that the child who still takes a bottle after the first year tends to increase his consumption of milk and refuse solid foods.

The child who is allowed to drink as much milk as he wants without limit becomes a progressively more serious feeding problem. Both too little milk and too much milk foster nutritional problems. Mrs. M. H.

B. writes that she has so many questions to ask that she doesn't know where to begin. She feels that I deserve credit for the fact that her nine-months-old baby, who weighs 22 pounds and has four teeth, has never been sick a day of his life. She says she has used i several of my feeding leaflets. Naturally I feel a gratified glow at having had any part in rearing such a blue ribbon baby.

Here is one of her questions: "I am giving him whole milk, Mrs. Eldred, and I give it just as it comes from the bottle, and warm it and feed it by cup. It seems to agree with him. I took him off his formula gradually. Now he gets about one quart and one pint of Milk Leaflet Freo You may have my leaflets, "Evaporated Milk Formula" and "Feeding from 2 to 12 Months." I shall be glad to send them to you or any other reader, if you will enclose a self-addressed, stamped envelope with your request to The Detroit Free Press.

milk dally. Is this too much, or isn't It enough? He drinks very well from a cup, but not all of this. I cook his cereal in milk and when I think he isn't going to take all of it, I make a cream soup for him. "I give him cereal for breakfast and supper, orange Juice, two vegetables, and dally. He gains now from one to one and one-half pounds a month.

He certainly Is a healthy baby." An Oversight I am more than pleased that the leaflets on feeding have been so beneficial to baby. But there Is one pertinent sentence in the feeding leaflet which you have overlooked. "One quart of milk dally is the maximum for any child any age." When a child reaches 16 pounds in weight he can have as much as one quart of milk a day. After that the water and sugar decrease until he geta four eight-ounce bottles, or four cupfuls dally of whole milk, but the amount of milk does not increase. The additional foods do.

It Is upon them that baby must depend for his increasing nourishment. Four cupfuls of milk daily are all your baby needs. Everything else is fine. And while we are on the subject of the leaflets, I often notice that mothers ask me questions about things which are printed ir the leaflets they have. Read the leaflets over carefully several times.

I try to pack them so full of information that one reading is hardly sufficient to make all the points stick. Been doing. How can they go about getting a divorce quickly and secretly and where and how? Please give me advice as to your Idea of this affair and If you think I am doing right in letting him do it for our happiness and the girl's and the child's future. I will sign 27 AND 28. My dear Girl: I wonder if you have really thought this thing through? Do you realize that a great wrong has been done and is being done to a little child? In your plans for your own happiness I think you have overlooked the fact that the child and her welfare must come first.

The man you want to marry cannot lose that responsibility by going into a court house and asking for a divorce; the State will not permit it I sympathize with the mother who asks only a name for her baby. Perhaps that is all she feels she can get now. But she will not always feel that way. As the child grows up she will want her to have the advantages to which she is en APPAREL SHOP (a ipecialimatio for miuhmt A Lana Bryant MATERNITY SUPPORT or CORSET will preserve health, relieve fatigue, retain smart lines. Lane Bryant specializes in elf adjustable maternity supports for mothers-to-be, Adjustments without charge.

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No Herring Shortage Nearly 1.000,000 herrings were caught off Plymouth, England, In one day recently. SHARKSKIN is the thing for street wear 750 A smart "over the eye" model of sharkskin straw, in brown, black, or blue. A grosgrain ribbon lends just enough relief to the smart simplicity. TUTTLE CLARK TRAVEL AND r.MKT tkt'HomtlAtmasDKitrc i Atlantic City 1 Most beautiful location-facing ocean and park. Balk Anrleatt mm4 Karpaa Plaaa Umwudfy Im rmtm 4uinf Atlantic City's Great Spring Soaeoii Fabnury, March April All aaldaor aBorta and atalta iadasr a I.

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Detroit Athl. CJuh for tub, washer and dishpan hp 1 .1 r- 11 W. Tf' If fUf mir hnwovor that should VOU marry her, the question of whether the union will be a happy one rests largely on your own shoulders. Dear Ruth: I read the letter from Honey. The thought came to my mind that she should read the poem "Evangeline." I think we all ought to congratulate her for her determination.

HOPE Dear Hope: I am glad to pass on your message to Honey and am sorry I have not the space to print the poem, "The Psalm of Life" as you suggest. I join with you, however, in asking Honey to read It. I too love those lines, 'Dust thou art, to dust returneth, Was not spoken of the soul," Dear Ruth: For 15 years I have been trying to Impress men with the fact that I would make a good wife and could not win a man I couli love. Now that I have no desire to marry and don't want to make an impression I find It is the method by which they are won most easily. I hope you have another letter from Helpless soon, JENNIE What you have written is something which many women discover, some early, some late.

Perhaps it will not have proved too late In your case. I hope not. Who was It who spoke of a woman as "full of a sweet indifference?" A Poor Man's Wife: "None thjnk the great unhappy, but thr. great." An Old Timer: Thank you bo much for your congratulations on the birthday anniversary of the column. I am happy Indeed to know that you have made a success in the work which you love so well.

To be able to fulfill that desire to create Is a great blessing indeed. I'll look for you often in the next 10 years. One Who Can't Understand: I think you should not only send the pin back, but that you should stop calling the young man up. Read the letter from Jennie. You'll never get him, my dear, by "throwing yourself at his head." Show a little Indifference; in fact a lot of it.

A House Wife: I have turned your request over to Dorothy Lee, who will answer you in her column. Mrs. E. Write to the War Department, Washington, D. C.

Dear Column Folks: May I interrupt the letters with just a word. Problems of many kinds are beginning to pile up on my desk, and so I am using Just a few excerpts from letters on the spanking controversy. I will try to use the last of the letters in the Sunday issue of The Detroit Free Press, Only a coward, yes a cheap coward, will raise his hand to beat a poor defenseless woman. A FARMER I don't think any woman can possibly love a man who spanks her, probably a woman who has some darling children and doesn't want to disgrace them, but otherwise how can a woman ever take beatings and like them. Maybe they can forgive, but believe me they never will forget.

A. C. E. H. One has only to sit through a childishly simple movie and hear the adults snickering to realize that all our children are not under 12 years of age.

C. T. V. I am convinced, in my mind, that a sound spanking is the correct medicine for a certain type of woman and a certain type of male, too. X.

T. Z. Of course, It Just simply isn't being done In circles of real people. I feel sure it's all a mistake that a crude and rude class are imagining that they really are representative people. AMERICAN WIDOW If your ear is acting strangely you don't beat it.

You get out ana lift up the hood and locate the trouble. Why not be reasonable and find out the reason for your domestic troubles and treat It as tactfully as you know how? KEEP SMILING In Air Over Africa After flying 23,000 miles In 23S flying hours over a great part of Africa, Mrs. M. Westnra and her pilot, Capt. Robert Macintosh, landed recently at Middlesex, Eng land, aerodrome.

THE Dissenting Voice Chief Justice Cardozo's Keen, Truth-Loving Mind William C. Richards glimpses the qualities of a human personality in a full page feature article illustrated with a portrait in color by Gerald Bouchard. SUNDAY'S FREE PRESS Dear Ruth: I am a young man 22 years of age, who is an Interested reader of your column and its family. At present I am heartsick and blue, because I am in love with a girl eight years older than myself. Do so many years make a difference if you really care for each other? She looks to be about 24, but she actually is older.

We both are quite religious, belonging to the same church. Have you heard of couples getting along splendidly, when the man is so Budget Problems Dear Budgeteers: I wish that some of you who have written for the budget leaflets I offered would drop the column a letter and let us know whether you have found any help in the schedules. In cases where you have personal ilnance problems which are not covered by the budgets I sent you, please do not hesitate to write and ask for advice. Individual attention will be given to every letter. RUTH ALDEN.

much younger. I really think 10 years would not make a bit of difference. Please advise me the best you can as I trust and hope in you. KAY-JAY. This is not an easy problem to answer.

There are undoubtedly many happily married couples in which the wife is considerably older than the husband. Every one of them would unquestionably rise up and resent it if I tell you that you are running a heavy chance of failure. And yet that is what I shall have to say. I know of a number of cases in which schoolboys married teachers who were their seniors by from eight to ten years, and every one of those marriages has brought un-happlness. But now let me add the important part of the message which I have for you.

It is, that In every case the fault was entirely with the man. Please do not think I am so prejudiced that I do not know that a wife can wreck a marriage just as easily as a husband. I am only talking about actual cases which have rome under my observation and which are parallel to your own. The first trouble in these instances was that the boy was not in love at all. He was infatuated with the mature charms, the personality and the intelligence of the woman, but he was not truly in love.

As time passed these young men failed to catch up with their wives. The women they married were always just a step ahead of them. Their outlook on life was not the same. They did not like the ame company or the same pleasures. The men were the ones to adapt themselves, and they could not, or did not do it.

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