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The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-11-19

tContiaued from Page One) Many of these agents have diplo- matte immunity and cannot be ar rested
 Some actually have come to tue United States from Germany. and secured diplomatic yisas in Wash tngton Tor the Latin American countries where they were about to woes Latin American diplomats know that they are az ents. out as long as their govern ments continue diplomatic relations with Germany, they are bound by reciprocal. agreement, to issue dip- lomatic visas when requested by the Nazi government
 Latin Americans point out that if the United States would take the lead. and endeavor to rid the entire Western Hemisphere of Nazi Fifth Columnists, the rest of the conti- nent would follow suit
 Under present diplomatic proced- ure we are virtually giving diplo- matic protection to agents intent upon undermining us.
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HOROSCOPE "1'he stars incline
 but do not compe"
WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER 20

After the early hours today, ad- verse aspects are strongly domin- ant. It is forbidding for construc- tive work. Accidents where ma chinery is involved may be numer- ous.
 Heart and Home: In the house. hold there should be understand ing and forbearance. Domestic harmony is indicated as likely to prevail, despite economic problems affecting the young. This is not a promising sway for love affairs which may be of brief duration. Warning is given that the lure of a uniform may be most unfortu- nate at this time when young men are susceptible but changeable.
 Business Affairs: Trade should be brisk as the Thanksgiving holiday is near The stars smile upon sports which will cause much spending of money. Hotels and theaters will profit AS food is widely discussed in contemplation of Europes needs, there will be novel methods of concentrating nourishment and condensing bulk. Scientific feeding will be of world wide concern, for disease will he prevalent among victims of the war, especially among children.
 National Issues Education that prepares young men and women for public service as well as private careers will be widely advocated. Schools and colleges will ingraft training in military and aviation branches of efficiency Realization that years will pass before. world peace can be established on a firm foundation will affect the national point of view. An age in which uni forms will be worn by millions is foreSeen.
 International Affairs Again as trologers warn of the approach uf definite trouble with Japan. The stars presage many complications regarding colonial possessions, and the Monroe Doctrine is to provide dangerous possibilities. An earth quake or other disaster is to stimu- late the desire for expansion. Se- cret pacts with Hitler are to be uncovered through the work of spies. It is indicated that the Ma zis are learning much through the clever little yellow men with head quarters on the Pacific Coast. Persons whose birthdate it is have the augury of year of aver i age good fortune, but it will be i'm 1 peFative to check waste and ex- 1 Tayagance.
 Children born on this day may be headstrong, but gifted with the sort of determination that assures i success. They are likely to be In pulsiye and quick tempered
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ure to air raids. The Nazis can begin bombing at in the after noon, and keep on bombing until ' in the morning.
 The American public gets the im- pression that the bombing has re- laXed but only because Greece has taken the front pages London is still being bombed - worse thar ever and the British are still talk ing it-better than ever
 The real trouble will come, il Kennedy's opinion, when disease breaks out from foul conditions in air raid shelters There's nothing the matter with British morale but if their health breaks, that's some thing else again.
 Copyright, 1940, by United Fea-
 ture Service, Inc)
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IN U. S. SKIES

Britain is all set to train 4,000 of it's Royal Air Force pilots in the United States this winter-if the needed training planes can be ob- tained here.
 That's the only obstacle, but it's a tough one. For the student pilot training requirements of the Army, Navy and the Civil Aeronautics Au- thority are so heavy that the com panies making trainer ships can't meet their demands. Production capacity is being expanded, but the British need the planes imme- dately.
 Defense authorities, at the Presi- dents direction, have tackled the problem and a solution may be worked out. If so the young British CTS will train here as civilians in private flying schools. This is with in the law. Special legislatio woule be needed to train them in Army and Navy schools.
 The R.A.F. cadets would receive ufifnaTy ffS5aI iris ttieSk Scfa0o38
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20 YEARS AGO {rfr far E, rn f15@E P R E
NOVEMBER 19, 1920

NOVEMBER 19 1920 At High School James McNaughton
  Business celebration the Eks Hall staged by Juneau  the celebration the which has taken 13 to Al Weather the Bstebeh for Gypsum where he was to be employed the Because the the Rebekas postponed holidays The steamer Northwestern which arrived the evening before
  years  Egg  Highest
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aMy AMBASSADOR KENNEDY


 Joe Kennedy looks mighty healthy for man who has been through 244 air raids For two months. the Ambassador says T never went tc si5ep without the sound of bombers overhead But I got so used to it hat when l got to Lisbon on my way home I couldn't sleep. I was troubled by the auto hornsr
 Kennedy tells how he managed to keep the Embassy work going after the air raid alarms sounded. If we went into the cellar then, we wouldn't get any work done. So ] stationed spotters on the roof, and we kept working after the alarm sounded, until the spotters saw the planes were really coming our way
 Then the spotters gave secono warning, and We went to the shel- ter"
 There isn't any night life, ever for diplomats. If you go out to dinner ,' says Kennedy, you stay there-yes, all night . remem- Der one night came out of Clar- idge's and wanted to go home. There was a taxi at the curb, and the driv- CT was hunched up in his cab, try ing to read newspaper by little blue black-out' lamp.
 Will you take me to IA Princes Gate?' I asked. Not me- he said I wouldn't go out on night like this, not nowhere'!"
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Daily Lessons in English v. v L. GORDON

NTSUSED: This weather BEASTLY having beast This dagreeabe weather" third TALIn, syllable
 MISSPEIED (satisfed) Complaisant liging).
 SYNONYMS: WORD STUDY Use times Let
  OBSESSION; persistent idea emotion
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MORE BRITISH BOMBING

London neWsmen gave Kennedy cocktail party before he left, and begged him to enjoy the privilege of being able to open shades and curtains at night. They told me- said Kennedy. that when I got home they wanted me to shut my self up in a room with windows and blinds closed, and then draw up the blinds and throw open the windows and spit ;out-and think of them!"
 Nights are getting longer in Lon- |scn and this means loneer expos
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FIVDLNN LIIOOLIIL ROBERTA LEE

When making all right
 
 A. hostess to begin preparing
 e. When girl standing talking a article she holding, A. No she should o t a to he hero to the waiter before giving A. always
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limited to the rudiments of flying. They would then be sent to Canad- ian and British schools for combat instruction
 NOTE Last summer, the British seriously considered setting up pilot training centers h Southern States, but this was abandoned for fear the plan would become partisan campaign issue.
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Auxiliary Party for
 Juniors 7:30 Tonight

Every member of the Junior American Legion Auxiliary is urged to meet tonight at 7:30 at tn e Dugout for party sponsored by the Legion Women.
 Games, prizes and refreshments have been arranged to make the affair festive occasion.
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organization to bring the prevailing opinions force- fully to the attention of the authorities.
 It is with the hope that hunters and fishermen will begin to deal with the Alaska game problem in a democratic manner, by taking active personal interest in game policies that all of them in the vicinity of Juneau urged to attend Fridays meet ing at the Elks Hall.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY

NOVEMBER 19
 H. M. Porter William G. Honold Fred Sodenlund
 Lavenia Sibley N. Lester Troast Jr. Edward Fields
 Mary Sperling Dr. M. J. Whittier Katherine Varness
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Not the Nazis make London Bridge fall down. We do things better here Our bridges swing and give warning and then, of their ac- cord, plunk into the water.
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The Axis powers becoming terribly hurried They don't have time any more even to give op- pressed people "A hours notice that they going be saved.
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LOOK and LEARN &y sy c. GORDON

1. Where is the solar pexus? 2. year 3. what c I. O the abbreviaton? 4. furongS inhabited place earf 
 ANSWERS: l. abdomen, behind 1915 3. Congress Industrial 4. Eight 5. Verkhoyansk, Siberia.
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War Industries Are
 Expanding af Dizzy
 pafe;Etonomitv View

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Nothing could better these German Jewish refugees peerng liner Heiyo Maru than their first after persecution dctatOrial landed at San Francisco recently territory Siberia and Japan Forty Pacific Others will other of been isedr euge.
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Wasiiingion Merry Go-Round

tconuauea from Page one)
Evening star., 1940-01-28
MEN

On account of the steady progress and
growth Of our company we are in a posi-
tion to take on a few additional men from
time to time, the requirements for these
openings are quite reasonable SO that the
average man Of good habits and clean-cut
being selected.
This company has been uniquely success
with our steady gains in business, the earn
angs Of our men are higher; not only are
more men earning $4,000 and $500 a
week. but in recent months we have issued
500 90 and Sl2b 90 throughout the entire
country. These earnings, Of course, are
generally made by more experienced men,
put there are exceptions where new men
pave quickly advanced themselves to the
Similar openings are available locally
70 few more men who are qualified to
learn this work and who would be satisfied
learning. provided they saw opportunities
Tor increases with experience; the men
accepted for these opportunities will be
given the privilege Of a very thorough
course OF training free Of charge; a.,
penrike Bldg, 1910 Vermont ave. NV,
Monday morning between 8 and 12 only.
SUPERINTENDENT, white, for
small Office bldg; salary $50
wk. Apply by letter, giving age,
exp, refs. Box 395-X. Star.
MAN, young, with car to sell
electric sewing machines;
must be experienced. Reply,
giving full details. Box 1917,
Star.
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statesmen

For our gas range dept.
Those with exp. in selling fur
niture and appliances prefer
red. Good earnings possible.
Apply Superintendent office,
9TH floor, s. Kanns Sons Co.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSiNK6S.

POSITIONS OPEN.
sess saRd #: s.a =. !.
sTENo.. d.S. single. gentle. age a1-ss;
college training. publicity exp. helpful;
's sTENo.. oo dps no' single. s.ntil.; az. ao.ss;
typist; knowledge bkkps.; PERM $50, mo.
DrsE sfEAo sTs H f 5snP spDer saD hspu s f.
aSzs IaaAn iqs4f ssnss sass Sf
PERM ss2 MAEE Ii srGNPooRaPhsRRs 4 NPoSosiRssaSnPih sRRssp'
Age 20-26; gentle; good background;
BOYD EMPLOYMENT,
1888 st. NV. est. % Years..
American Employment Service,
S'a s0nsassa MomEas ssssi . D1vEsISs hsRYsi'' 0SsS
with good education; rapid, s.h. and type
accurate; excellent openings with good fu-
ture; S25-$35 wk. to start. We have sew
M lures f Tor the risRt type e Of Secretaries who
or,ron now ssss5 P1y,s5oN y.s4: GOOD person.
atty; Interested in future with advertis-
Ing Arm; typing an asset; $40 wk..,
Other positions open now with good
and engineers Of the right type possessins
good qualifications:
MALE HELP.
Collector. with car. advertising arm,
age $500. have pleasing personality: excel
remuneration
Cashier -bookkeeper, auto dealer, handle
all repair accts and car releases: age
25-35; bonded; salary to S125.
Collector -adjuster. openings; small
loan finance company. not over 2S yrs.
old college background; have car. weigh
ITO pounds, tall in stature; salary, $3.50
investigator. credits and collections;
small-loan exp only: age 25-35; have
car; good salary.
FEMALE HELP.
Stenographer, experienced file clerk. able
to install filing system; chain org; age
$500; good salary.
Stenographer, legal or insurance exp,
legal division real estate insurance broker;
downtown: age 1888; good salary,
Secty-stenographer, to large semi-a quasi
commission; write, rapid shorthand ae'
Cashier-credit opr., exp: central physi-
clan exchange: age 1856; perm. mini.
mum salary plus.
Full chg bkkpr; real estate builder exp;
prominent local CO., age $3.50.
Typist-audit cl. statistical breakdown
general ledgers; local dept. store; not owe!
% yrs. old: permanent:
Credit cl., typist; good telephone voice
installment house. F street. age 22-3o
perm: good salary.
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
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WHITE MEN
ASSISTANT.

Large manufacturer opening Washington
Baltimore-Atlanta and surrounding terri
tory has vacancy. High-type married man,
must be over 25, furnish best references,
have car and able to meet obligations on
$3.50 monthly start. Position permanent
with opportunity of advancement to execu
tive position. Apply branch office 1912,
Sk4S l4th st n "
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PERSONAL.

pekSONA6.
WANTED-FOeTER HOME, PROTESTANT,
for boy years old, close to school. Box
260-B. Star.
WILL DO ADDRESSING, 3Oc per 100: null
ing lOc to l5c page. DE O244.
WANTED MOTHER AND DAUGHTER
Q3-20 yrs.), white. to take full charge of
editors n1otherless home and his two
dauehters, and 10 yrs.:. summers on Cape
tant than experience; submit snapshot with
application II possible. Box 479-B. Star.
CRESTDALE - BEAUTIFUL HOME IN
nearby suburbs. recently opened for nurs-
ing and conyalescent patients. Large
grounds, comfortable rooms; admirably
hUms nEqse chsstnut so7o resident
DESIRE AUTHENTIC ADDRESS HUGH c.
C-(?), $3.50. Shriner. former Army off,
Ger, native San Francisco; frequented
Washington 1880. Business reasons; Con-
nSsntintd nSs, Indianapolis, I'll Mi0 ina. 0Ne ~ fa9e'
LADY, SEMI INVALID. WISHES 70 LEARN
portrait painting as . hobby; no expert
ence or talent; charges must be reasonable
Call Columbia 1880 for appointment.
FURNTTURE UPHOISTERER, LIST CLASS;
will do work reasonably: at homes II de-
sired; all kinds OF slip-coyer work j. D.
ROSS Jr, Georgia 1871.
GENUINE PROCESS EMBOSSED BUSINESS
cards, 1000, S1.50. regularly $3.95. Rub
bef STAMP. ssas.: staple mach" CSC. Rand
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.
(Cnntin1lAd

FORMER VTENNEsE professor Of psychoi-
ogy teaches German conversation and
grammar. Call Michigan 1855, Ext. 602.
bet "a, A.
OUR DAY AND NIGHT CLASSES bring
business success. poteet's Business College,
14th and Eye NV. Natl. 47l7
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middle-aged tailor. capable of doing expert
altering on mems and womens garments.
to establish himself in business. No over
head or investment. If interested. state
qualifications. Address P. o. Box l0S,
Silver Snring Md
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HELP MEN.
Decentralization Salesr1ler1.

110o11oes11oso1 80. ''1I1
Young men, 20-30 yrs Of age; prefer
men with cars who want connection oner-
,ns good future. Expenses and commission
Apply Monday morning between 1o-i2,
PaNp, roIOradn RldR
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BEAUTY PARloRS.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT safely reduced; won
derful French method used. DR. Della
Ledendecker. 3025 o st NV. Mich 100
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ADVERTISING book matches; leading fac
tory line offers advance cash profits Sell to
exp. unnec.; full, part time. High quality;
| quick deliveries free inside printing. Re-
peats good. Free kit, instructions. Match
Chicago.
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TOOL SALESMAN. experienced, to call on
garage and machine shops with q COM
plete line Of mechanics tools: liberal draw
ing account and car allowance. Apply
by letter for interview. Box 1927, Star.
Evening star., 1940-01-28

STENOGRAPHER, young man; must have
some knowledge of d. e. bookkeeping State
age experience and salary expected. Box
240-B. Star.
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CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL Statesmen
to represent in this district. nationally
recognized and approved school offering a
combination of correspondence school
training and residence shop training in air
conditioning and refrigeration. No can
vasSing Excellent radio leads furnished.
Must have automobile and successful record
selling intangibles. Opportunity for large
earnings and advancement Executive in
town few days only for personal interview.
Call Immediately Natl S510, Mr.. Klekner.
Evening star., 1940-01-28

THE Keystone Automobile Club and its
afnliated stock casualty insurance and auto
several men at once to hll vacancies in
the Baltimore territory. Special three
ddsy dsyy tTsnag snnaTv SCHOOL VIII Tues
proposition. full time only permanent in
come. excellent future to men who qualify.
An opportunity to connect yourself with the
largest automobile club in the East. Apply
Tuesday 10 am 1923 N. Charles st.,
Baltimore, Nd. No previous interviews
Evening star., 1940-01-28

BIG MONEY for serious workers Sell new
low-priced invention to butchers, grocers.
Daily radio advertising backs you up.
Phone National 2S2R
Evening star., 1940-01-28

Observation-Disclosures Washington firm
expanding sales force wants good salesman
equipment to restaurants taverns and
hotels Car necessary. Write, giving full
particulars about yourself and former or
present connections. Permanent position.
Rox l05-Z Star
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SALESWOMEk.

LADIES-Call on friends with greeting card
assortments; Easter birthdays. other occa-
sions; biz demand, big profits: personal sta
lace Brown. 225 9TH ave, Dept 2aOT. N Ys
Evening star., 1940-01-28

UPHOLSTERY and slip cover estimator;
steady Job; good opportunity to right
party Box 1927 Star
Evening star., 1940-01-28

EXPERIENCED school representative. I'm
mediate opening for man or woman with
car, entirely new school deal permanent
elI enIliEIynenn WIN cSmmissiohis ayesaglnH Soo
Jackson Co., Waltower Blds.. Kansas City.
Mo
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AGENTS.

50Oeo PROFIT with new perfected t1s40)
"Quck-Action" automatic gas lighter; no
flint: retails csc; sample free. New
Method Co. Box WS-51, Bradford. Pa.
AMAZING Upper CLOTHES LINE; zip
garments on instantly: housewives fascinat-
ed: instant demonstration sells every home;
big money sales plan free. Dunn Mfg'
Evening star., 1940-01-28

MoDERNIZE YOUR HOME NoWI
HEATING PAPERrNG
PLUMBING PAINTING
ROOFING SIDING
REMODELING INSULATING
PLASTERING CARPENTRY
IS MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
90 Years of Satisfactory Service.
TABORS HOME RENOVATING CO., !,
Once and Showrooms.
1920 Irving St NV. Adams 1000.
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SALESMAN,

statesmen calling on retail trade to sell
high-grade line embossed leatherette ar
mission. Harlich Co.. 1417-A Jackson,
Chicago.
Evening star., 1940-01-28

EALESMEN-Hotpoint leading line of elec-
trio ranges. refrigerators. washers. water
heaters and diShwasherS needs statesmen.
We have several openings with our fran
chise dealers for men who can produce.
but affords a splendid opportunity for per-
manent and remunerative employment. EX-
perience desirable but not essential, as a
free training course is available to success
full applicants Box 396-X. Star.
Evening star., 1940-01-28

1871 @ st. NV.
DOMESTIC.
COOKS, general hoouseworkers. one to do
Jewish cooking: calls daily. suburban.
Personal Service Bureau, 1904 Georgia ave
Shepherd 2171. -
RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec. 1851. 1402 1lth,
has cooks. maids, mattresses nurses. house.
workers, day workers. couples, housemen.
80
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-26
Chadbourn

CHADBOURN, July 25.-Mr. and
Mrs. George Myers, Jr., of Dan
vile, Va, have arrived for the sea-
son and are residing with Mr.. and
Mrs. F. T. Wooten.-Misses Etah
and Barney Gasque, of Marion, S..
c., are guests of Miss Estelle Bald
Win.-Misses Annie Lawrence Lew
is, Joan Baldwin and Myrtle Edna
Bailey were at home from Wake
Forest summer school for the week
end.
William Smith, of Chapel Hill,
spent the weekend at home. Miss
es Ruth and Mary Bryan and Miss
Grace Williamson are spending this
week at Myrtle Beach,-Mrs. Don
aid G. Myers is spending two weeks
with her parents in Siler City.
MIR. Myers is on vacation, part OF
which will be spent at Ridge Cres;
Assembly grounds of the Baptist
church, where he will do work for
the Assembly.
Miss Maude Bryan accompanied
friends from Whiteville to For
Moultrle and Isle of Palms Sun
day. - Alex Seawell, of Lumber
ton, spent Sunday in town. - Mrs.
Phil Wood, of Rockingham, spent
several days here last week. Mr..
Wood spent the weekend here and
they returned Sunday afternoon
Mrs. T.. o. Goodman and daugh-
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-26
BY RUTH MILLETT

Not every woman a be beauti-
full.
Not every woman can be intelli-
gent.
Not every woman can be clever.
Not every woman al have sex
appeal.
But every woman can have a
good disposition. And it will get her
as far in life as any one OF those
other assets.
EYEGLASSES Catches More Flies. F."
Any woman will find that it is
easier to keep a man, a job, or
friends if she is easy to get along
with than if she is difficult.
Fortunately, it isn't hard to
change from a sourpuss into a
good-natured person.
The first thing is to learn to be
glad for the small successes and
good luck of others. The person
who hates to see another person
get ahead is bound to feel grouchy
and resentful most of his life. He
should know other people are going
to get ahead, whether he likes il
or not.
Even a fundamentally selfish per.
son can break the habit of being
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Good Disposition Is Easy And
Valuable Asset, Says Millett

miserable over another's success,
if he will just reason it out this
way: James good luck doesn't
make my luck any worse-so why
resent it. Why not be glad she got
a break?"
The next thing the person who is
working for a good disposition must
learn is not to let little things up
set him. The person who gets in a
rage when he is given the wrong
telephone number or has not been
treated exactly as he things he
should be treated would calm down
Immediately if he would remem-
Der the wise observation: "A man
is as big as the things that annoy
him."
Friendly Attitude Can Be Acquired
The third important thing to
learn is not to be upset when plans
are changed and things 60 wrong,
and someone else gets his way.
Anyone can manage this who has
brains enough not to expect life tc
keep to a time table and run exact
ly on schedule to suit him.
A good disposition may be some
thing a woman is born with, but
much more likely it is a quality
she has developed, simply because
she recognizes it as an asset. :