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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13

Mr.. A. W. KLEINSCHMII
President
Automobile Equipment Company
Mr.. HOWARD p. MAGUIRE
General Sales Manager
American Steel and Wire Co.
Mr.. FRANK Y. MARTEL
President
Detroit and Wayne County Federation of Labor
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Free Orfhopcdic Clinic /, Planned
S p o \ S O r S

REV. EDGAR DEWITT JONES
Pastor
Central Woodward Christian Church
HON. HARRY f. KELLY
Cor CrHOT
State of Michigan
Mr.. SAMUEL X. KINGSTON
Vice President
Manufacturers National Bank
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Help Wonted-Generol B.
Situations Wonted. Female B-4

Experienced stenog ra p h r,
typist desires part or full time
work. Phone 2745 Mt. Clemens.
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I2-THURSDAY-SEPTE
Cord OF Thonks Az
We wish 10 thank our many
friends for their kindness dur
ing our loss Of husband and
father: special thanks 10. the
Sisters and nurses at ST Joseph S
Hospital and Father Schramm.
Mrs Wilburt Campsu, daughter
and family.
Personals A
THOMAS X. SCOTT
1914 No. Gratiot Ave.
Mt Clemens, Mich
INCOME TAN REPORTS
School and Commercial ADULTS
Telephone 652l
INCOME TAX SERVICE
Bookkeeping - weekly or
monthly basis. Public stenogra-
pher. notary with seal. Real
estate.
Open Evenings
SIAN BARRON
80 y. Grauot, Mt Clemens.
Phone 2052. Residence $500.
Charleston Rest Haven -
Chronic. post operative, conval-
escent eases, elderly patients.
Good food. reStful surroundings,
nurses care 100 North Main St.
Charleston. Mich. Managed and
operated by Airs Gertrude Brit
ten Phone Charleston 55ll.
Your photo and name on
stamps, Win reproduce exactly
from any SIZE snap or photo, 100
gunmed perforated, ready 10
affix STAMP PHOTOS for only
81 90. Stick them on your let
tiers 70 the boys in service Mail
order 10 Roy Hutchinson. 48
Lincoln. Phone Mt Clemens
4237.
Lost ond Found AS
Strayed or stolen from 1889
n. Walnut, Pommeranian fe-
male dog, black and tan, years
old, family pet. Phone 6765 Mt
{ cmens.
White fe m a e pointer,
brown ear. strayed away from
2503S Rose St, Roseville. Rose
2434J $40 90 reward.
Lost $500 Large white envelope
containing signe d restaurant
food checks Are Of no value ex-
oept 10 o. -ner. Substantial re-
ward Please do not destroy Re
turn 20 Monitor-Leader office.
Lost 49, Electric 500 chick
brooder 48x72, also tarpaulin
1920 Liberal reward w. An
derson. 29522 Little Mack. Rose
VILE 2479M.
Lost --- Cocker Spaniel pup
light color. male, weeks. Re
ward 1876 South Gratiot, Mount
Clemens.
Boys glasses, gold trimmed,
lost somewhere in St Clair
Shores. Mrs. II Van Hoey.
23l00 Hoffman Ave, St. Clair
Shores.
Speeiol Notices AS
Sewing and mending done at
reasonable rates. Rose. 2114-W.
29713 Gloria, St. Clair Shores.
Exterior and interior painting.
Reasonable rates. Rose. 1153-M.
Reasonable rates. Rose. 1l53-M.
TILL VICTORY
We are here to serr
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HOUSES

8 rooms and bath, hot air heat.
full basement, 2 car garage, in
Mt. Clemens. $3.50. $3.50
down.
6 room house, u mile from
Selfridge Field Bridge. 3 bed
rooms, bath, living room 9xl8,
dining room, kitchen, circulating
heater, 2 car garage, lot 160x150.
$500. $4,000 down.
4 rooms and bath, lot 200X
sos. $3.50. $500 down.
FARMS
40 acres black loan, we'll
fenced; brick house, chicken
house and brooder house. Six
miles north of Mt. Clemens.
/ l-2 acres on Union Lake
road, S375-terms.
5 acres on Moravian Drive,
near Mt. Clemens.
10 acres with large house and
barn, $500.
272 acre dairy farm near
Washington, a bargain.
Large lots l00x360, one block
from S. Gratiot. S595; easy
monthly payments.
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Leader.
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Excellent
Opportunity
for Women
Married or Unmarried
Pleasant
Employment
Starting Now

In one Of the larger stores in
the city-we will give immedl-
ate employment TO girls or mar
ried women who wish TO learn
retailing or learn office work.
There are two positions open IN
our sales force where YOU viii
find pl g SAINT surroundings.
Good hours, good starting pay,
bonus and purchase discount.
There also an office position
open with a good chance for adj
vancement. Earn and learn the
retail store system-apply 2nd
floor office. Priehs Mercantile
Co.
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Married man TO work in green
house, general line and potted
plants. House to live in on prem
Uses Inquire George Peekus,
1880 Eastland, Roseville.
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Wanted 49, Man for hotel Of
flee work. Middle age or above
draft. Must be able TO meet pub
lie. Write Box 81, Monitor
Leader.
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Bear frame machine operator.
Excellent proposition for ex-
perienced man. Bath City Ga
rage.
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Driver--Salesman for estab-
lished beverage route. Good pay;
references req uire d. Monitor
Leader Box 236.
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Auto mechanic wanted -
steady work, can make SIS TO
500 per week. M. r. Ander-
son Co. II South Gratiot, Mount
Clemens.
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"a Houses For Sole
"a Houses For Sole "a

z rooms and bath, 2 car ga
rage, large lot, natural fireplace,
etc. All modern home, beautiful
lot. opp. filtration plant, Jeffer-
son Ave. Priced very reasonable,
terms.
RUEHLE
Croker at Harper Mt. Clemens
Dial 1924
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Stock room helper wanted;
must be able TO drive car; also
want porter. NJ r. Anderson
Co. rs South Gratiot Mt. Glenn
ems.
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STATE LAND BULLETIN
Additional properties in the
following municipalities will be
released for Private Sale" be-
ginning October 5th, l943.
City of Mt. Clemens
Village of Roseville
Village of st. Clair Shores
Warren Township
Itemized lists available at
TRI-COUNTY LAND AGENCY
INC.
200 Mt. Clemens Savings
Bank Bldg.
Mt. Clemens, Michigan
or
SEE YOUR REAL ESTATE
BROKER
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Correspondence Courses c.
Music. poneins, promoties CD

Accordion and Guitar-Pri-
vate and class lessons. All in
struments furnished. Honolulu
Conservatory of Music and
Dance. 51h North Walnut, Mt.
Clemens.
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General homework and care
OF children-girl or woman -
room board and wages. Small
home-no laundry. Phone 1884,
Mt. Clemens.
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rooms and bath, ! acre of
land, 3 car garage, chicken coop,
grape vines, fruit trees and ber-
ries. 1928 Homeland, / block
from Gratiot, near Roseville.
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Houses For Rent

5 room modern cottage for
rent in Mallast Subdivision:
Lake st. Clair. Phone Mount
Clemens 1919 or BEDFORD 6676.
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Cement block building for
rent, approximately 40 f.. X 10
IT,, suitable for garage or other
purpose. For information in
quire Mr.. Cox, Colonial Hotel,
ga So. Gratiot, Mt. Clemens.
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Speeiol Notices
AS

Sewing and mending done at
reasonable rates. Rose. 2114-W.
297l3 Gloria, St. Clair Shores.
Exterior and interior painting.
Reasonable rates. Rose. 1l53-M.
Reasonable rates. Rose. 1153-M.
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Mechanic and welder, work
ing 5 days week, wants work
on week ends. Write Monitor
Leader Box 238.
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l-3 acres, S room house neal
factories. 27600 Schoenherr Rd.
Between IL and IL Mile. Come
Sunday.
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Business Places For Rent E-3

For Rent-Temporary school
building. Suitable for light man
ufacturing or storage. Approx
mately 1900 square feet. Locat-
ed just off 10 mile road, between
Harper and Little Mack. Apply
Sup er n e n d n I, Lakeview
School, st. Clair Shores.
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Middle aged lady 10 manage
home and care for two children.
one school age. Call $500 after
$50.
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Apartments and Flats

Furnished 5 rooms and bath
in New Baltimore to May 3lst
only. Beautiful location. Call
New Baltimore SOL.
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Situation Wanted, Mole B-5

Kitchen man wants year
around work, with board and
room. Monitor-Leader, Box 24l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
The Fall Of the EshiIiDDines

IF YOU are book collector and prize oddities"
\ OF the publishing trade, you will be interested
In Il Saw the Fall OF the Philippines" newly
Issued by Doubleday Doran e. Co and written by
Col. Carlos P. Romulo, Manila editor and aid to
Gen. Douglas Macarthur
II you are one of the millions OF Americans who
want to know () why Japan overran the Far East
as easily as she did, and (2 why no help was ever
sent to Bataan and Corregidor-in that case YOU
Will be VERY interested in the book
Col Romulo says he wants the American people
10 have the full truth He writes passonately-as
one who went through the Philippine hell who
was flown from Bataan at the very last minute in
Tying crate at Gen MacArthur'S order because
the JapS had put price on his head and who
chafeS now, knowing that his homeland lies de-
oauched under hated foes heel. Above all. he
writes with fervid loyalty to America and to his
chief, Gen. Macarthur. A foreWord in the book
explains: WV"
The War Department has requested that GER
tain statements in this book be deleted. This
request arrived too late to permit the book To he
reset these deletionS are indicated by heavy
black lines"
:, 1t is those heavy black lines of the censor OBJ.
HteIatlng passages on % OF its 323 pages that
make the DOCK an oddly in more than one sense
frequently they leave the reader puzzled and
ePeCuiathg as TO the censor'S motivation
What could the American boys on Bataan have
SAID concerning our failure TO send more planes
that actlvated the censors pencil on page 285 of
the DOCK! What unwecome thoughts were in
spree Dy Jap oombers roaming unchaenged over
heao' Excerpts reproduced on right-hand page
Two months before the war, Col Romulo toured
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China, Thailand, Malaga, Burma and the Dutch
East Indies. He had to report back to Macarthur
that the native populations were FESTIVE under
British and Dutch colonial rule and could not be
counted on against Japan He found everywhere
social discrimination by Europeans>againSt their
imperial wards and military laundering. These
observations make intriguing the deletions on
page of the book, reproduced on Nhe opposite
page.
In this connection the censoring OF the passage
on page 26 shown opposite occurs in such manner
as to raise doubt. as to lust who RonuIo
meant when he said: 81 had been angered many
times and, for the first time in my life, been
disseminated against because l was Filipino"
Ihere can be no doubt however, as to the
intent of the censor in dealing with the excernt
reproduced on this page. Should help be sent
from Australia to the Philippines? Romulo relates
Macarthur, strong in his determination to
SEND help, had not received his directive from
Washington"
Why hadn't he?
Thanks to the censor only silence follows
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-14
D SERIAL STORY
DARK JUNGLES
BY JOHN c. FLEMING 6 LOIS EBY
coPVRlGNr, OeAS>
NgA SERVICE, INC

plea that she 80 back to Puerto
BarrioS,
Have I held YOU up this morn
ing?" she demanded indignantly,
NO" Renaldo admitted, his
sharp, dark eyes breeding over
her pale face, but can't bear 70
see you suffer"
You'll have to bear It," snapped
Allison. DO you want ne to get
repressionS2"
As the afternoon wore on the
jungle grew denser, the trees
larger. The buzz Of insects rose
in a heavy pail Of SoUpnd, The
jungle seemed suddenly 10 have
closed in around them,
Allison turned and motioned
Barry 10 crowd his mule closer,
He thought he caught frightened
CLINT in her wide eyes, She began
TO talk brightly,
Il have some Mayan knives that
were dug from around here" she
told him. Father sent them 70
me once. Did YOU know this was
Mayan country?'
Renaldo smiled back at them,
1t was the chicle scouts looking
for zapote trees who discovered
the Mayan ruins" he said, so.
you might say. IL it were not for
the gum chewers, the ancient civ
ilization might never have been
known to historians"
II wish I'd had that argument
10 use when ! was a kid" laughed
Barry. II never could convince
mother that I was abetting cul-
ture with my gum chewing"
The light moment was broken
by Allison'S scream. Her mule
had stepped into one of the treach-
erous suck holes. The mud was
rising rapidly around his knees.
What can / do?" she screamed.
Renaldo called curt directions to
his own beast and tugged on his
reins. 1t backed slowly to-7ard ALI
sons until its tail touched the other
mules desperately failing head. The
struggling little animal seemed reas-
sured. 1t grasped the lead mules
tail with its strong white teeth.
Renaldo leaped off and pulled. His
mule strained forward. AllisOn's
smaller animal held On grimly, his
legs kicking feebly at the sucking
mud. Slowly he was pulled free and
Scrabled like mountain goat up
onto firmer ground.
"Bravoi" Allison pated the
mules heaying side. "Plucky little
devils, aren't they?' she cried to
Barry. I'm going 10 call him
Cassidy. Look at him hopping
around like sand flea"
Renaldo drew his mule up al
the first good specimen Of zap0te
tree. Allison examined It eagerly
She turned to Barry with q fast
OF her old spirit.
That's what I'm going to climl
] when ] learn TO be a chicler0,
she said arrogantly.
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"You see that other tree so close
TO the zapote?" Renaldo went on.
THAT Is the compadre tree very
poisonous, Its leaves drip into the
eyes Of the chicleroS. Many have
their eyeballs destroyed"
Allison didn't answer him. She
dug her heels abruptly into the
sides of Cassidy and went on. but
Barry could see the Shiver Of hor-
ror that went through her slim
body.
They were within a mile of the
eStancla where they would stop
for the night, balancing their last
boarded strength against these
final minutes when 1t happened.
The hindmost mule Of the baggage
train stumbled YEARLY into a
vicious suck hole. The two small
trunks dashed 10 It's back were
half submerged before the Serv-
ants call brouaht help.
Renaldo's face was set and
strained with fatigue. He iCL..eu
at the small creature whose head
and terrorized eyes only were
above the sucking mud and said
IT'S no use. I'm sorry about your
trunks. Miss Topping"
Allison grabbed his hand as It
pulled the gun from his holster.
Her voice whipped out in hys-
terical command.
Barry watched the exhausted
natives. under her screamed threats.
run for block and tackle. hitch ropes
through wooden blocks tied TO over
hanging trees. Angrily he muttered
TO her as six mules strained In
agonized effort at the rope tied
about the begged animals head.
you would have to save your
precious trunksi"
She looked at him and said
nothing, but he was struck with
q sudden feeling OF iron buried
somewhere beneath that deep.
lively delicate nature Of hers. She
was down on her knees, a slim
white figure. helping get the sling
under the beast. It was her hands
scratching and bleeding. that sup.
ported the shaking beast when 4
was finally pulled UP onto firm
ground.
Renaldo slashed the ropes anC
as the muddy trunks dropped. st'
helped ease the suffering ANNA
to the ground. murmuring TO 1
as she poured water over II
square little head. Then sh
raised her eyes In one last fiasl
Of command.
Throw those trunks In the sue
holel" she said.
tie BE Conslnued)
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LOST GLAMOR
CHAPTER TX

Darkness engulfed them gradually
e. tiae small mule caravan moved
farther into the jungle, but the
matted roof Of trees above them
kept OF the heaviest force Of the
rain.
FOR the first hour along the
slippery trail there was con-
slant checking OF mules and lug
cage by the muleteer, the Indian
servant boys and Renaldo. Then,
satisfied the baggage was secure
and the mules arranged IN the
best order possible, they settled
down to the arduouS, monotonouS
task Of sticking onto the muscular
little animals as they made their
way over steep, slippery roots and
pulled themselves out OF mud
holes.
Barry. mopping the water from
MS face, peered ahead at Allison'S
slight figure beginning TO slump
IN the saddle. How you coming?"
be called.
When she didn't answer. he
spEIrred his mule ahead at a wide
SPOT IN ten trail and came along
side her. There was a look OF
strained pain on her face under
the rivuletS OF water.
Anything wrong?" Honest con-
eern and humorous malice blended
nicely IN Barryis voice.
She pulled up the corners OF
her mouth In angry imitation Of
n1irt1. ''Wrong?" she echoed, her
voice webbing shrilly. She raised
une trembling hand and pushed
back tendrils Of escaping hair,
with q fiuttering laugh. What
could be wrong?" she scoffed, Bit
serly. Beyond being broken in
IS pieces, every tooth in my head
shaken out by this fiendiSh beast
Of q mule and baked and drowned
at the same time. I'm just fine.
How are all your family?"
Barry threw back his head with
8 laugh. 1T hasn't touched your
disposition yet" he said.
III ! ever find out" she added
wehemently, that there's any
ether way of getting into that
rack, I'll shoot Renaldo right in
the middle of that beautiful back
81 his and draw and quarter him
With my own hands"
RenaIdo turned about in his
saddle with a dismayed smile.
AFTER an hour or So" he sug-
eested, I'VE might stop for an early
lunch"
you can put me right IN the
Kettle" Allison blazed. I'll be
dead and pounded tender by
then"
The rain went steadily on. BY
afternoon tire trail was a quag-
miEe and the mules progress pain
fully slow. Allison had revived
somewhat duFingf the pause foT
lunch - enough 70 resent RenaidO's
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Ter for meeting his responsibilities.
Unfortunately. he often lacks
what 1t takes 10 attract girls. Al
though those who have sense
enough TO appreciate his sterling
Qualities. recognize him as excellent
husband material. the average girl
is impressed by surface attractive
ness. She may find him dull and
lacking in excitement. If she is for
tunate enough to find herself mar
ried to him-and girls often do find
themselves married. surprisingly
enough. through the enterprise Of
their mothers. the persistence of
the man. or from eXpediency. she
Will not regret her marriage. This
is more than can be said Of whirl-
wind marriages in which love and
love alone is the contributing factor
love or what momentarily wears
loves face.
Good Husband Material
When a girl finds herself married
10 a man who thinks himself, not
without reason. 70 be Gods gift to
women. she often has a pretty try
ing time OF 1t. especially If she has
a jealous disposition But when she
is married TO a steady one-woman
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thy mind the baby for a change
Why 90 you always ask me? I've
spoiled YOU, mOther-that'S what. 90
II was 20 take the parent days 20
Get over the last remark. Mean
Vni.e Ella remained home with the
BABY. enabling her mother 20 keep
her appointment with the hair
ofeSscr and her eleven -year-old
brother and -year-old SISTER
70 80 out 20 play.
We hear good deal about
parents spelling children, but ia
some families there are children
Ike Ella vino actually Sp0li tfc
parents. Elias mother certainly
takes advantage OF her good ma
ture whether she ls aware Of n or
not. II Is so much easier 10 call on
lila Tor cooperation, since ~ lS al
most certain 20 be forthcoming
than u is 20 start dickerlng with
the other children.
II isn't always the docLe gentle
child who stands IN danger Of be-
coming the family drudge Some
times this happens where 4 child
shows a certain aptitude for house
fioio w0fk. The parent then retS tho
habit OF calling on him again and
again and before long everyone is
taking FOR granted that the partic-
ular job Is his. Or Just having one
child attend 70 given chore a few
times running. whether or not he
qualities for 1t especially. may give
rise 70 a similar attitude. Brothers
and sisters should take turns at
helping mother.
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POWDER HINTS

Hollywood 49, Most OF us labor
under the delusiOn that II We pat
on our powder and don't rub with
the puff this Is the limit to a
good powdering process. There are
other helpful hints that make face
powder look freSher and more nat
ural looking. such as those sug-
geSted by Ida Lupino.
Every two or three days. stir the
powder with an orange stick to
keep IL light and fluffy and prevent
its packing down. This prevents too
much powder getting on the puff.
Never allow puff to become
caked with powder. Always have 1t
soft and clean.
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CUCUMBER IN SALAD

Hollywood - Everybodys taking
vitamins these days, it seems. And
We know We should cat lots OF raw
fruit and vegetables. So any time
we hear of "A new way to prepare
appetizingly these raw little num-
bers. we want to know about it.
Joan Fontaine dishes out new
recipe for cucumber salad dressing.
And the important thing. she says.
is to retain the skins on the raw
cucumbers because they are a rich
source OF that needed mineral
sodium.
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man land there are such mem life
may lack excitement but IL is usu-
ally extremely pleasant. It's only
when girls are young and silly that
they want, or think they want. TO
live dangerously" drain the cup
of life TO the dregs" and all the rest
of the absurditieS they cry for like
children crying for the moon.
Not everyone Is gated for double
harness; there are worthy men and
women who would find the going
much smoother and swifter alone.
Even when the two people don't
pull in different ways. II takes time
and considerable adjustment before
a couple gets off 10 anything like a
good start. 1t is of course. most i'm
portant for both parties to know
where they are going; otherwise.
without sense of direction. they
aren't going 10 arrive at their desti-
nations. II is important for hus-
band and wife TO keep the goal in
mind.
Conform TO Times
NdluI any, one must CONFORM 10
the usages of the day. A Cne-horSe
shay or coach4and-four cannot be
expected TO arrive with the speed OF
a motor car or a plane. Even the
old-faShioned man has to take &C
count OF modern Improvements. but
modern improvements and modern
ways are not one ana the same
thing.
The old standards OF honor and
principle are good blocks upon
which 10 build ones character and
life, so don't make fun OF the bow
who cherishes ideas that may seem
outdated to you. II he doesn't like
TO have his best girl neck or smoke
or drink. don't consider him an old
fuddyduddy. Try 10 understand his
reasons for these prejudices and
weigh his value against the loss of
the things he disapproves OF your
doing It's amazing. but the war has
brought oldfaShioned virtues and
ways OF living 10 the surface.