The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-03-24

outlook, who tells OF the experlen(
marriages in the past 20 years.
Marriage Is q Serious Business
(WhittlcSey House; $2) Is On Un-
usual guide to success IN married
life because It Is based on q wealth
Of knowledge Of human relations.
1.-THE cure for marriage Ills" DR..
Ray Is convinced, lies not In easy
divorce, but in hard marriage.
Any successful marriage Is o sort
OF democracy In which there Is no
room for dictatorship, There must
be a strong sense Of loyalty to one
another and to their common 70.
lationship-that invisible spiritual
something that one may call the
oneness Of two"
To brides, Dr.. Ray offers Ave
cardinal rules for . happy mar
Taage;
!, Be kind.
2. Remember marriage 10 Q part.
nership.
8. Don't lose your temper.
Z. Don't postpone making up .
quarrel,
5. Cultivate faith In God and
faith In each other.
Anecdotes in the book are 80
plentiful and so entertaining that
the reader Is impressed with the
fact that marriage Is not such q
serious business after ell, To DIT
Ray, marriage Is source OF en-
joyment and 0 career that otYers
many opportunities for pleasure IN
creating O full and Wholesome LIE
TALE OF REVENGE
A DEEP, emotional novel Of re-
"A venge and love-that's Stanley
r. Donath's 1.-THE Lord Is q Mar
Of War (Knopf: S250).
The author, Vienna born, paints
bizarre picture IS he takes M
hero, Jan Dvorin. through the trial:
Of living In Americas sluniS
through the intrigue Of South
America aS Jan starts Q one-mar
mission to revenge the death OF hi
father at the hands Of the GeStapt
in Czechoslovakia: and through tn
ramifications Of Spanish neutrality
and Nazi oppression Of the "littl'
people"
TWO girls claim the love Of Jan
one an American, the other az
espionage agent who meets deatt
in a fracas with NaM troopers. III
difficult to distinguish which Is thu
truest Of these loves. even aftel
Jan, following shipwreck and res
cue enroute back to America, mar
ries his first sweethear. But that
Just one Of the good marks OF Thu
book.
A HANDY little volume for an!
IA soldier or sailor is 'The Sol
diers' and Sailors Prayer Book,
edited by Gerald Mygatt and Chap
lain Lt-Col. Henry Darlington o
the Army (Knoft: 81.
It's made to Just At the pockets
Of the hard-boiled fighting men o
ours who, despite their toughnesS
find solace in prayer as they pre-
pare to go into battle.
In addition to prayers Of Jewish
Catholic and Protestant faiths
there are the special prayers o
such notables as President Roose
welt. General Eisenhower, Admira
King, and other heads OF ou
armed forces.
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DEN HEIGHT, in really seriou
ID Wen, writes, Q truly excitini
and revealing book on anti-Semit
ism in "a Guide for the Bedev
illed" (Scribner's: $3.50.
Hecht, who always considere'
hifself an American first. and
Jew second, was surpriced ant
shocked when anti-Semitism frs
raised It's ugly head. He attempt
to tell why this condition exist
| He divides the anti.Semites mt!
foud groups the lowest Of which
he calls the 'Goon." His attack
on these groups and also on tn
poison len authors. some OF whom
he labels ''more famous than IN
tellieent," are revealing. HIS quo
tation, prejudice Is our method o
transferring our sickness to others,
autly sums up the trend OF IN
book. It's enlightening reading 10
Jew and Gentle alike.
| GeWTAsH1N0T0N BROADCAST.
w by 1.-THE Man at the Micro
phone" Doubleday Doran: @2.60)
Is an expose Of the great and near
great In our nations capital.
It Is not surprising that th'
author prefers TO remain anony'
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