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correct answer Mrs. Charlie first to phone in tlTr_ to last week’s question which asked you to name the fivje persons about whom thejjmost books had been written: Wje heard several persons trying to figure out the answer and they all seemed to know the last 3 persons-—Lincoln, Washington and Napoleon, but what a time they had thinking of number 1-Jesus Shakespeare. In given below:' 1. Jesus Christ _ 2. Shakespeare L_ 3. Lincoln 4. Washington! - 5. Napoleon
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For this week’s -r tell us what man! recently trimmed 2-world record-holding milers at once, Wes Santee and Gunnar Neilsen, in record Baxter; mile and what was his time? I
o o # o . “The man who wants to be the boss in. his own home ought to assert his authority bn the;first day of the marriage!. The husband who expects to rule the roost should do it from the beginning-a strong and forceful policy should be adopted at the start and firtnly maintained. Once he loses the ihitiatiye, he’s in for trouble. . j 11 ■ • j . y
So, you are in’for trouble. You admit you were top soft and kind hearted at the start, failed to beat your wife when it might have done some good and now that you have lost control of the domestic chariot you want to know bow you can get back into the driver’s seat.
It’s too late of opurce-to use the direct approach but you can regain your rightful place a* mastei in your own home by following the procedure recommended j by youi Association. Women cart be controlled but, in oirder to accom plish. this seemingly impossibli feat, it is necessary to keep one fact first and foremost in yojur mind namely, that women are not rational creatures-if we try to reasor
with them, we're lost.” jSuch an the libealous teachings of a pam phlet, "The Husband’s j Comer’1 that has been finding its way intc my spouse’s mall for the!past few weeks. The Husband’s Protective Association, as it terms itself, ii "out to change the world.” Theii policy is to restore the husband tc his “rightful place as lord and master in his own home.” Each issue contains an editorial picturing the wife as a pitiless tryant berating a Mr.-MiItoast-husbartd; and 2 pages of Alibiology, for the excuse-weary warrior.. . To-Arhis Fair Sexl (The expression of this sentiment and the appearance of a “Wonf*/!_TVnff in fhp “Wanted—Dog House' Classified Column, is coincidental.”)
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