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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, Mey 21, 1963 THREE YEARS OLD TODAY Celebrating his third birth- day today is Timothy Edward, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Cramp, Gibbons street, Osh- awa. He is the -grandson of | Mr. and Mrs. Ralph G. Cramp and great-grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cramp, all of Montreal. --Photo by Hornsby Victoria, B.C. National IODE The National Chapter of Can- | pal Chapter of Victoria, B.C.| |will welcome the members on|an undershirt. And if you boss Plans To Welcome) behait of the ch jtoria, B.C. Mrs. apters in Vie-| J. W. Robert-) Provincial President of} Nova Scotia, will reply on be-} half of the many members at-| ANN LANDERS No Real Executive Goes Half-Dressed LANDERS--for TUES, 21 Dear Ann Landers woman arrives at her job in an office without an underslip she is considered a cheap trollop. Yet a great many men, who are otherwise impeccably dressed, come to work without under- shirts. Isn't this exactly the same thing? My boss is a man in his 40's. He is handsome, a smart dres- ser and has excellent taste--in all areas except this one. The first thing he does when he comes to the office is shed his suit coat, There he sits, greet- ing important people from all over the world, both men and May Baie | 4 '/women--with no undershirt. To ;|make matters worse, he wears expensive white silk shirts' that aiyou can see right through. I've mentioned this to a few colleagues and they look at me as if I have lost my marbles. What is your opinion?--POOR BUT REFINED Dear P BUT R: Most men's shirts are made of oxford cloth or cotton, These fabrics are not transparent, so from an esthetic point of view an undershirt is not essential. Silk shirts, however, call for does not know it let's hope he reads this and takes the hint. Dear Ann Landers: Many or- ganizations are interested in the blind, and other handicapped groups, but few people are in- terested in the deaf. Perhaps it is because deaf people do not use crutches or have dogs to lead them, They look like every- one else. I was saddened by a recent column in. which a_ reader wrote, 'Many states have no laws to protect the public against crippled, half - blind, senile, and deaf drivers." Ob- viously, the writer has no un- derstanding of deaf drivers, You may be interested to know that the United States government spent many thou- sands of dollars in February, 1962, to gather outstanding au- thorities in the field of educa- tion, social welfare and religion for the purpose of examining the status of deaf drivers. Safety experts as well as rep- resentatives of insurance com- panies were invited, It was established that the ac- cidental rate for deaf drivers is lower than the accident rate for drivers with, hearing. Dea drivers are more careful be- cause they realize they must be especially alert. They must see what they cannot hear. I hope you will print this and set ad ida straight.--REV. Pilearned I -- INTERATIONAL | {) Dear Father: Thank you for| * #!! drug stores everywhere, writing. I am delighted to set the record straight. Dear Ann Landers: Ours was a "must marriage." But my husband and I are deeply in love and it has made no differ- ence in our feelings for each other. We had planned to be married in May, but when I was pregnant we changed the date to February. The baby was born 74% months after we were married. Our daughter is now three weeks old. What will I tell her when she is old enough to ask questions? I would hate for her to feel she was not wanted or |that we had to hurry and |marry because she was on the jway. | Please tell me how to handle this question when it comes up. It has been on my mind for sev- eral months.--WORRIED AND UPSET Dear W and U: Everyday I get at least one letter from jsomeone who asks this ques- tion, I will tell you what I have told others. 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