Show Rest for the Weary on Long Road Back ff THE OGDEN fUTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINEFRIDAY EVENING JANUARY 24 1947 R IF Nacy resigned as executive vioa J Plans soon after the congres chairman Hannegan's Depend on Health sional elections to return to his banking business in Jefferson City WASHINGTON Jan 24 (AP- )He added he believed and still Mo Whether Robert E Ha nn eg an stays thinks Hannegan has made a good on in nis auai capaciry as post- - cha rman master general and Democratic na Hannpean tional chairman depends on his general on July 1 1945 He was health named chairman of the national He will leave the decision to his committee Jan 22 1944 and ran Pianos rmrnitsre here at the late President Roosevelt's doctors after a check-u- p electric lee Boxes Barrage Walter Reed hospital fourth Storage Packing term told Truman campaign President reporters Across the Street or Acres the yesterday he had asked Hannegan theSince the Democratic defeat at polls last November there have to stay on in both jobs and that Missourian prom- been efforts by some party memthe ised a decision as soon as he con bers to get his scalp SLADE TRANSFER Should Hannegan find it necesHe is suffersults his doctors sary to give up the chairmanship ing from high blood pressure DtaJ 8944 there would be two top vacancies 2457 KteseJ Hannegan returned from a rest in Florida Tuesday Be- in the national committee It was tween planes he went to the White learned yesterday that Richard R House for an unlisted talk with the president then left for an unannounced destination The president said the first thing he told him was that he wanted him to continue in the cabinet and the orothy leacents' Brainstorms do But the tragedy of the thing W ar Mis " Dix: How ia that so often while they are in a IB!tf ' clever or in regent la a ciever intelligent this state of mental eclipse they I? How smart is a smart sirl? do the things that break their parhas apparently far more than ents hearts and that wreck their JL't average amount of brains We own lives De-given her every educational And this ia what your daughter )ortunity and she has had every-n- g has done and what thousands upon that is supposedly dear to the teen-ageHer of home thousands of other life girls cjtrts not have been ild happier are doing They are simply sloshing wm BBPJBsUtfrT' ' LV JFfl IbbbB) Its! rs what does this allegedly inbut elope with a digentd girl do who is lazy g boy year-olshiftless and entirely cgergic to gainful employment and lose mother has always worked him They kept the £d supported until she found she °irriage secret have a baby Then Us goingto tocome home bringing mfe had r husband for us to support BTh hnv takes it all casuailv An rently makes no effort to get any4 'RorK ana nas just snmea nis sup-wifrom his mother to us Can Mi tell us what in your opinion Happens to a girl's mind who does tithing like that?— Father ap Mystery Tbe feminine mind works in a jrange way its wonders to per-reven when it is functioning Its best And this mystery betimes deeper and more unfathom-bl- e brains go when teen-ager- s' ifn jiction Then they do weird Hings such as for instance talking kind of jargon wearing sloppy oe clothes and dirty shoes: being oy crazy imaging themselves in e with boys they do not even know and considering their parents senile tyrants who know nothing of the facts of life but who re trying to crush - the joy of youth nt of them by endeavoring to iake them behave decently the inhere is no way to explain extagaries of the bobby-soxeto say it is their age It cept just v''v thir Intpllivw with HD I'M 'III' in An at that ?ence because apparently a a j ge tneir Drains are scramDiea they have no reasoning power and Ihey literally know not what they C13ut good-"l-nothin- rt m rs p - J 'Tern over with romance and sentiment They are in love with love They imagine themselves experiencing the grand passion and they marry any lad as silly as they are without counting the cost or asking how a boy who has never even made his own pocket money can support a family And so we have over and over and over again the pitiful story of the adolescent girl coming home to Mother and Father with her husband and baby to be supported Dear Dorothy Dix Why is it that when a girl gets married she wants to spend all of her time away from home visiting her people instead of surprising her by coming to see them a little? 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