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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1966
Page
14
A reader asks how to handle a 14 year old daughter's pregnancy and to avoid social stigma. Advice warns against deception and ghosting, suggesting alternatives like travel or adoption to protect the girl's future and family reputation. The column closes with a brief note on storing grated cheese.
Oswald Jacoby analyzes a bridge scenario where West opens three of spades against South in three no trump. The key is East playing the ten from dummy to deprive declarer of a winning first trick, enabling South to hold the queen and eventually win spade tricks. If East erred with king, defense collapses and declarer may lose fewer tricks.
Mrs Rita Lester of Lakewood credits a personal weight loss program run by Miss Pat Walker at Lakewood and Downtown Lakewood salons with real, targeted results. She says the method avoids pills and starvation, fits individual needs, and improved her appearance without harming her face or neck. She reveals how family and friends praise her thinner look and how her two grown children notice her younger appearance.
With spring near and summer ahead a woman reflects on how her figure matters as seasons shift. Miss Pat Walker presents guidance from an internationally recognized figure authority.
A fashion advice feature urges women to start reducing now to fit spring and summer outfits. After a failed attempt to wear last year's clothes many feel demoralized, but the piece promotes figure analysis, realistic goals, and a salon service to reshape the figure. It emphasizes confidence gains and personal transformation through tailored body shaping.
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