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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-11-17

repli3ierte 5dorie. ~Sit Der BrGii.
bent 8retper tein ,feiner Serr'? l1no
i6 1peiB, mo ser perfebrt. geee, 0a
lobe ih mir SEN oIten Senator -
wos re6t 1T, lit redt. Cute Nadt;
id) gebe binauf."
IrouBen mar es bitter folt. Der
Ruiie lief 5iemlid) I6nea our6 Die
nG6tli6en, unFreunOli6en StraBen.
9lls er oos 8iGenbiertel binter iid
bate, ging er Elm nenie langlomer.
9eah elmer grten balben Stunoe @e'
ges bog er in cine groBe SauptitraBe
ser Iltitoot elm uno gelongte bal6
nuf oen logenannten 3eugbausmarft.
Ni6t meit BON bier fiibrten mebrere
frummpinfelige, enge uno idmubige
8dB6en ourd oI1erlei Sormege uno
Boiiogen an oen Safen binunter. Sc
mar Elm Quartier, IN oem elmer gut
befannt iein muBte, tpo1te er it6 nidt
in elmer oumpfen Sadgalie ODER in
einem ii6elrie6enoen Sofe feitloufen.
SaIt nur orme 2eute, 2ei6enpGl6er,
S9euerfrauen, GntiquitdtenbGnoler,
Slidi6ulter uno Sdneioer, Ero6el-
i1oen uno Seuerbaoie batten in bic
fer @egenO ibr Seim aufgeldlogen:
ebrlide Weni6en 5pii6en oertomme.
mem uno bera6tetem @eIinoel. Die
Foli5ei nabm bier Nadt fir Na6t
3obIreide 8erboftungen Dor. SGufig
bate lie a1er0ings au6 bos Nod-
ieben; Oenn ielbit Der getpiegteIte 9e-
tectipe fonnte, unmogli6 nit alien
Sintertreppen, &ellerl0dern, 0o6.
ftuben unb S6lupftpinfeln betonnt
Deroen. geur Die belten l1no tapferIten
S6ubleute bertpenoete man in oen
unbeiulliden Nuortier gum 8otrouil-
lenoienIt, uno auf ibren na6tli9en
&onoen fiibrten tie itets sDeaga3in-
reoolber bel 1if.
ST.. SDanomlfp i6lid) itf, iGneu
mie Ser Suno, Ser cine Spur oer-
folgt, in zines 6ieler 8dBden ODER
~Gpieten gr I6ien gut orientiert.
@5 ging in Die &reu3 uno Guere,
5Deinul linf5 Inn cine gde, Damn
redts etpa fiinf oOer leds Stufen
binauf III einen lhledt gepflalterten
Sang, mieOcr linfs berum uno Oann
fiinf5ig bis ied)3ig S0ritt 9eraoeous,
bis an Oos gnOe elmer gang tur5en
Sodgolle. Sicr blieb Smanomitp lte=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-11-17

Ben ernennen laiien, o6tpobl cine ioI,
die @obl i'm @runoe cine Eaftlolig-
felt gegen m i f pdre." Wit oteIer
8emerfung DerlieB 6rau Suite pie=
Ser ooS 3immer.
Nlice oo9te: v8enn iG nur nidt
nit in's Sau5 muB BEL Surnersl Ser
Boltor bat MIDI beute Otorgen pirf=
lid obi6eulid oblaufen laiien. ,&an-
gen Sic MIR fleiBig ," 9a itan0
oeS 8a1tors 8ilo ouf ibrem S6reibs
tii6e. 9lIs &onfirmonoin bate 4lice
eS befomnen. u8arten Sic, Serr
Gan0poltor!" iagte Die iunge 9ome,
ergriff ben 8iloerrabmen, rib Die
Photographic berous uno mari iie
in oen Sfen. &nirstnor! perbrannte
Der uebeltater in ben 5lammen.
8olo fano alice oas Nutobofe
freilid) red)t olbern. Sic idalt itd
Ielbit. gtun Itano Der i6one &abulen
leer. SS5n ibrem Album iu6te iie na6
elnem neuen 8il6e Sier! Gin
&nlebilo bon Bapa uno Ueoma9
gein, Weamo iab 10 unfreun0lid 6a'
rauf aus. Dos groBe 8ruitbiIo bon
Snfel @aior i'm Ornot? gu lang!
I6l611eioen pGre 16ooe. S6IieBli9
paBte nur elm Stiid in ben Sab.
men: cine acknowledgements BON
Ropboels iirtinilder Waoonno.
Sebt i9ien A1ice 3ufrieoen, bolte
Il lid einen Stubl uno ibrieb in ibr
Eagebu6: v8on beute an ioQ g. s.
mir ge. ... bleiben. Sd bin lebr
argerlid ouf ibn." Sierauf folgte eli
ne S6iloerung oes 8retper'iden
Bales.
I'm oieielbe 3eit podte in einem
an0ern 3immer Die v@eieui6aftSoos
me" ibre Sobleligfeiten. MiB @ire
beiob glei6foQs photographer. 3mei
Giiitfortenbiloer betradtete iie d n.
gere 3eit: oa5 cine mar GGIor 8rG-
tori15 illn., ooS onoere Sr. &I5panom-
| lfD. vSol ih bei0e mitnebmen?"
ludte lie. vGinen Re benoig ben
onOcrn ais 9t eieroe. 9lm liebIten
bGtte id Ben Wtaeltro GiarIini. Ias
m0re aber Elm bungrige5 Glcno."
Iann bcml1Ocrte lie ibr rotc5 1oar
I'M Spiegcl un0 itedte enolid) Die bei=
Den BilOcr in Elm 8ric flpert.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-11-17
ScN ties &npitcl
Sergius MaiIiljciuitIdy Sruanolulfp

3u Den lrbtcn N0ltc>, Sic bis sum
SdIulic Ser Soiree i'm 8remcr'iUen
@au1c blieben, bate ouN or. ,5pa=
nomifp 9eb0rt, ODER mie icin 9tone
ouf Der Gilitcnfartc DoQItGnoj0 Iuu<
tete: Scr8ilt5 @alliljclpitItD ,5lua=
nomItD, OtO5fau.
O3ooome 2lmring bot ibm einen
Blob in ibrem Wagen an, obcr Der
Tulie lebnte bel6eioen ob, mas ST..
Imring nad Der unterbaltung, Die
er nit Smonolplfp eebabt, fir Elm
3etden groBer Gelifatelie oniab.
SmonomItp idloB iid audi teinem
Ser iungen 2ebemGnner an, bie nod
naf Dem 8a1e ms 8iener Gofe ain.
gen. Sn Ser @aroerobe lieB er lih
bon Sdorie raid oen parmen ulIter
onbelfen, flappte ben GodfroQen in
Die Sobe, 5og oide 8oabanoidube
on uno entpii6te i9nea in's SSreie,
obne einem Der Deoienten Elm Grinf.
gelo 81 oera6reiden.
Smanopifp borte nidt mebr, tpie
59orle leinem 9olegen iogte: ~8enn
td nur wiiBte, mo- id en- i6on mal
geleben babe! @s muB friiber in mel,
ner Sturm, uno Drangperiooe gene.
len leln. Seute, Die iebr gr e, uno
lolde, Die g a r fein Grinfgeloer
geben, ltno mir INNER beroG9tig."
- Ser an6ere 0iener lo6te: $50
ou Did friiber berumgetrieben baIt,
miro 10 elm feiner Serr pobl nidts
81 i6affen baben." - rWeinIt ou 2"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-11-17

Nandem amertfanild)em Sul.
baten auf ben Bbilippineu tunrbe
bic Uniform NIT eiuem primitinen
8ageleiien, iuie bas in nnierem
8ilbe, geplattet. Gin Solsfoblem'
Jener i'm snneren bes @iieus bGlt
es iparm. &on 3eit 81 3eit mnk
iebpd bas BlGtten nnterbrpden
iuerSen, nm bic Aide aussaleeren
unb nene &oble nad,sufiillen.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-03

1t has improved it. Over
six million new women workers
have left home and entered de-
fense plants in the past five
years. Yet, according to statis-
tlcian Louis l. Dublin, the death
rate among women workers has
substantially declined. 1t was
expected the death rate from
tuberculosis would surely rise,
but has dropped by one-sixth,
while diseases of the heart,
arteries and kidneys have de-
clined 13 per cent. Even cancer
has dropped by 8 per cent.
2--No. II you will write
down the names of the II cities
you know best, including your
own, and then guess which have
the most murders and litter
ates, the fewest children in
school, the most homes renting
for less than SIS a month, the
feweSt babies who die Under one
year of age. the most money
spent for good books and 'maga-
zines. the least money spent fer
teachers salaries, you would
not have one chance IN 10
probably not one IN 100-of
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-03
One Word Led to Another
BY Ray Thompson
The Detroit Tines
By Arthur Bugs Baer-

knew there wasn't much that France could do in
the Petan trial except put the mummy back IN the case
The crooked man who walked crooked mile could
lead parade of French politicians without losing client
The boys just naturally as twisted and distorted
as anchoves toast And what punishment could they
give Petan any crueler than hiding his teeth?
Pean is the patsy for the mob this war and the boys
threw in couple of extra raisins for export purposes
Since Paris staked Louis the Sixteenth to the cold steel
France has had couple of loose empires and three
equally unbalanced republics.
The Of all Napoleon the Second who
chucked it and the works at Sedan threw Macmillan
to the wolves and loused up Europe generally They
buzz that Peain geezered it at Verdun in the first
World War. Only Foch and Cemenceau made him come
out for the winning round
The trouble with France it has too many political
parties and not enough post Offices toA around So
they pay off in gambling casinos French senator rates
a casino in Cannes, Deauvle within the prescribed
radius of Paris itself In order to prevent bank cashiers
from improving their shining lunch hours with the firms
cabbage gambling joint allowed within 80 miles of
Paris.
But have played in them right the bouevards.
And while the senator the republic his lady friend
the store. That's delightful arrangement. And
many French statesman has left marks deck
than he has history.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-03
BY JACK LAIT

EILM FOLLIES: Ann Sheri-
dan is definitely washed up
with pictures. All she wants to
Se is Mrs. Steve flanagan,
which she may be already.
Annies ex. Eddie Norris. who
on the Purple Heart in the
attle Of the Balcony. gliding
14'ound with Megan Taylor, the
hot ice-skater.
Gail Russell, ParactreSs, seen
with with Peter LaNford.
Cmdr. Jack Dempsey shop
ping for civies.
Jackie Coogan and M-G-M
actor Jim Davis leading the race
for young Norma Hall, who re-
Gently unlocked elderly Town
send Netcher. Chicago depart
ment store heir.
June Haver's kid sister. Eve
lyn, gave the movies the brush
-after-one- minor job-at
Warmers. Getting up at 5 a. m.
was ridiculous TO her. so she's
back modelling.
And Marjorie Jane Campbell.
cute coed, tapped by several
studios while spending her sum-
mer in Hollywood, returned 10
the ". of Arizona 10 study
anthropology. tHas something
10 do with the history of man.
but without close-ups.)
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-03

al OIAe YEN HE Veterans

that office of the change in
address.
Q-Can you make a service
mans wife move from n house:
We have recently purchased the
property and have requested
that she move. She has ignored
the notice. Mrs. Il. 1.
A--Legal action must be
taken if she refuses to recognize
the notice. Court action will
doubtless be necessary.
Q-I am divorced from my
husband and have been receiv-
ing family allowance for our
child, S42 a month. My divorced
husband I learn, Is going to re-
marry. viii the payments for
our child stop? Mrs. s.
A-No, the allowance for the
child will not be discontinued.
but it will be reduced to $50 A
month. The amount of $42 IS
paid for one child when no pay
ment is made TO a wife: when
your ex-husband remarries, his
wife will be entitled TO an allow
ances, and consequently your
child's allow ance will be
reduced.
Q-Under the CT guarantee
OF loans provision for veterans,
may a veteran use money from
loan To buy an automobile e?
A. v. j.
A-Yes, but only if the auto
mobile is necessary and is To be
actually used in the conduct OF
a business or farming opera
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-03
BETTER HEALTH
BY Dr.. Herman Bundesen

petite. slcepleSsne>s and rapid
loss of weight and strength
The cause Of impetigo herpe-
tiforrnis IS not known There
are some who believe u is the
result OF some glandular dis
turbance Others have the
opinion that IT j. the reaction
OF the body 10 some protein
substance. much like the toX-
emia or poisoning Of pregnancy.
THE treatment consists in the
Il giving OF injections of whole
blood into a VEN injections Of
blood serum taken from
healthy pregnant woman, the
giving Of calcium or lime salts
and extract from the para
thyroid gland. Vitam.n D con-
ccntrate has also been en-
ploycd
II IS possible that treatment
with peniclllin may be found
10 be Of some help in this dis
order. At least such treatment
would be we'll worth trying.
Until more Is learned concern
ing this condition. no Sugges-
uons can be given as 10 possible
ways Of avoiding H. a great
deal Of further study Will be
necessary.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-03
POLITICAL PARADE
BY George Rothwell Brown

THE question of the repayment
Il to the United States of for
elgn obligations con tracte d
under lend-lease is clearly one
for determination by Congress.
The official record over a long
period of years bristles with
clear-cut admission that this is
true. and that the final decision
rests with the legislative branch
OF this government, which initi-
ated the financing of virtually
the whole world from the fed
eral treasury.
Coupled with these official
statements of policy, made TO
responsible bodies of the Con-
gress, one will find pesSimistic
references by congressinal lead
ers concerning the unlikelihood
OF repayments being made.
Many in and out of Congress
realized, of course, as the mag
nificent lend-leaSe scheme was
launched, that the United States
was IN most instances making
outright gifts TO a multitude of
foreign nations.
60 FAR as rcpayments in gold
oor in manufactured goods are
concerned, this method OF repay
ment would seem TO be definitely
out. Either method of reim-
burSement would ruin the Amer
ican economy, as the people of
this country grapple with the
reconverSion and employment
problems.
But the official record does
contain specific illusions TO re-
payment of much of the mate
rial advanced by this country,
either in actuality or in kind.
To cite a specific instance,
Great Britain, up 10 the spring
of l943. owed the United States
10000 900 ounces of silver, loaned
by the Roosevelt administration
"for coinage. as we'll as indus
trial purposes - as stated by Mr..
Stettinius before a House appro-
prlationS committee.
we have special arrange
ment with the British" Mr..
StettlniuS testified on May 4,
l943, whereby all the silver
will be returned To us In kind
As soon as possible after the
close Of the war. No price was
put on this silver. 1t was silver
that we had loaned them for
the duration Of the war for es-
sential purposes, which will ne
returned under this special
agreement"
In REPLY to a question Mr..
IL Stettinius said that it would
be returned in silver"
That was more than two
years ago, and it is probable
that the amount Of silver ad-
Nanced TO Britain by this gov
ernment has been greatly in-
creased since this revelation as
TO 100000 ounces was made.
Ii is also very likely that
somewhat similar Special ar
rangements" have been made
by our treasury with other
countries, and that there eX-
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-03
MORE About Movie Makers:
w Lima RomaN. the MeAican

MORE About Movie Makers:
NI Lima Romay, the Mexican
tamale, whom you expect TO
break out in dialect, doesn't l..
She was born and educated in
New York, where her dad was
in diplomatic service.
Hollywood is flooded with
every shade OF Red literature,
right on the party line. despite
frantic denials Of film colony
iniiltratlon.
Columbia's Kiss and Tell"
with Shirley Temple. has some
of the broadest and boldeSt lines
ever passed by the Hays office.
Religious considerations may
be holding up the Clark Cable
Anita Colby union.
Cowboy star Bob Livingston
toting a mighty torch for his
wife, who expects 10 sue.
a big radio hit on the coast is
Mutuals unpretentious little
melodic suStainer. The Feeling
Is Mutual"
Buff Cobb. granddaughter Of
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-03
Brain Game Answers

Tokyo Rose" a Jap broad
caster W ose programs,
though intended to embit-
ter Americans, entertained
them and thereby raised
morale.
"a submarine.
3-(a) true: (b) false. 1t fol-
lowed the downfall of Ma
poleon in 1915.
4-International League, Amer
lean Association. Southern
Association, Pacific Coast
League and the Eastern
League.
5-(a) is correct.
al Schmid.
THAT the waging of aggres-
sive war is a crime and the
perpetrators of such wars
are criminals.
8-No. 1t was seen only in the
United States. The other
Allies accepted the sur
render on the word by tele-
phone of Secretary of State
Byrnes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-03

thing about il. because my nus
band wouldn't worry the for the
world.
lie said If III weren't for me
that my husband wouldn't have
a thing to live for, that ne had
pulled through because Of me.
/ let my friend read this
letter and he asked II II made
any difference in our plans.
II did, to me. 1t was as II my
world had fallen apart.
/ have been very unhappy
for the. last two months trying
To figure out my life.
| plan 10 take care Of my
husband and forget everything
else, including my friend--to
which he objects.
| love my friend as much aS
he loves me. but / couldn't hurt
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-03
WALTER WINCHELL n,oesx,v On

the late great Irwin Cobb. sigh
ing and ling over Bill
Eythe, Twentieth Century-Wolf.
nOWN Mexico Way: Joh n
~ Perona, veteran Manhattan
night club operator, is In Mexico
City. looking for a hot spot.
A. c. Blumenthal. now that
the heat is off his matrimonial
mix-up with Peggy Fears, will
soon be back on his native soil
after more than four years.
Mexico will bid for the next
Olympic games, Offering the
worlds biggest sports coliseum.
completed.
The better Mex clubs are
charging S35 a bottle for cham
pagne and S32 a bottle for
Scotch.
There. are 200 applicants for
every plane seat to the United
States, the situation aggravated
right now by the tremendous
number of students flying To the
States.
A strike is on against Amer
lean film distributors. Every ex-
change is picketed. The strikers
have set up tents in front Of
all entrances and keep a "a
hour guard. Under the law. no
one is allowed 10 enter a struck
building-including the mana
ger.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-03

DREGNANCY or the child
i bearing time. has a definite
effect on the entire body The
activity OF number OF the
glands in the body is speedcd
up. The demands of pregnancy,
however. may lead 10 various
deficiencies, such as lesSening
Of the coloring an the blood. or
lack OF vitamins unless special
care is taken. Pregnancy may
be contributing cause for GER
tain skin conditions
Early during the chlld-0ear-
ing time there may be some
changes in the skin colorng.
One OF these conditions IS
known as chloaSma IN which
there IS a darkening OF the color
OF the skin on the face and
neck. These color changes tend
10 increase as pregnancy pro-
crosses, and disappear shortly
after the birth OF the baby.
THERE Is a serious skin dis
i order known as impetigo
hcrpetiformis which occurs AL
most entirely in pregnancy In
this disorder there is skin
rash which covers almost the
entire skin. The rash is made
up OF from pinhead 10 large
sized blisters or pus-containing
kweUngs. They usually start
on the inner surfaces Of the
Eighs. However. from this area
ley spread rapidly 10 other
parts of the body. The blisters
may run together. break open
and then form oozlng crusted
areas.
The lining membrane Of the
mouth also becomes involved.
Grayish-white pate hes form
which are painful and tender.
and interfere with chewing and
swallowing.
As the condition spreads. the
patient develops chillS. fever.
vomiting. diarrhea, loss of APP
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-03
Il. ". DURLHNG

young couple will have started
to entertain and need silver
dinner service.
Well, that's enough TO illus
trate my idea.
oh, yes about that diamond
wedding. That should be the
tenth. The happy pair will be
thinking by that time about the
possibility OF a rainy day. So II
they get some diamonds for
presents they can figure on
quietly hooking the same if they
get in Jam. My ideas may not
be romantic bat they are prac-
tlcal.
If YOU are young person in
l. terested IN entering the mar
rIed state, where do YOU think
Is the best place 20 meet a fu-
ture matrimonial mate2 Before
The war business offices topped
the list of places where rQmances
began that ended IN matrlmony.
That is two people who worked
in the same office fell in love.
During the war the top spot has
been where girls met men in
the services. That IS, at cam
teens, dances for uniformed
men, etc, etc. Is interesting
10 note for the last so years
only , per cent of married
people questioned stated they
first met by formal introduction.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-03

corps, which is commanded by
a lieutenant t3-star) general"
Q-Since my husband il re-
turning home from overseas, his
mail will he returned but Wa
have changed our residence.
How can i have his mail for
warded to our present address,
instead Of the old one"
l.. X. T.
Aft you have filed a
"change of address card at the
post office before you moved,
the mail will be forwarded TO
your new home. 1t would be
we'll 10 write directly TO the
War Department. Navy De-
partment or Marine Corps head
quarters depending upon the
particular branch in which your
husband is serving) advising
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-03

warned, she can double her
population IN 20 years.
Mr. Hinshaw limited that
something should be done 10
check Japans speed in this par
ticular field OF endeavor. but he
didn't say what. Cot me
stumped. too.
THE office OF price sdminiS-
l. tration must have a spy in
our hovel, listening in on our
household marketing problems.
1t seems 10 know just what We
want and is on the job, trying
TO see that we get it.
! always knew Chester
Bowles had a heart of gold. He
has removed the following from
price control:
Muck. moss, humus and wild
rabbits. il not raised for food"
Goody! Well have muck
again for Sunday dinner!
We intend 10 play absolutely
square with OPA in return for
its indulgence. We will raise no
wild rabbits for food. Only for
wood-hauling and bareb back
riding.
WPB reveals that 10 telegraph
w messenger girls are making
walking tests here 10 prove the
longer wearing qualities Of
shoes with soles treated with a
newly-developed asphalt solu-
ton.
Similar tests OF shoes with
Oil. wax. or aSphalt-treated soles
were recently comMeted by 120
Washington postmen, VIII C h
showed that treating increased
the life of leather soles more
than 25 per cent.
The asphalt treatment. ac-
cording 10 WPB. was developed
because oil or wax are not par
ticularly adaptable 10 women's
lightweight shoes. which have
soles cemented on.
To show comparison Of wear
ing. quality, each messenger girl
has one treated shoe and one
untreated. Or in the words of
the old nursery rhyme:
"One shoe treated, and one shoe
not.
'Diddle. diddls dumping. my
girl Dot"
Distributed b. King Features syp1. Ios
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-03
MARY HAWORTH'S MAIL

my husband when he needs me
most
Please help me make him
understand that what | want 20
do is right.
He thinks only OF my happi-
ness so he Will do as you say.
He told me 10 write to YOU
and We are waiting for your
reply. X. r.
DEAR r. F; o.
VOU are a pretty decent sort
L after all, my girl; but pitt
fully in need, as most women
are. OF a good mans moral sup
port and personal protection TO
help you realize your best
poientials.
When tested by the news that
your husband is coming home
shattered by combat. your in
stant reaction was unselfish al
legisHce.
II proved that you are much
too good for this young thug
who has taken advantage Of
your husbands long exile and
your lonely -vt,inrrabifIry. TO
cheat your husband out of the
companionship he holds so dear
that he owes his very life 10
the constant thought Of it,
Your young friend tso-called)
gives conclusive evidence If
more were needed - OF his
Shoddy character. his utter lack
Of humane principle. in trying
pcrsistently since the news
came 10 dissuade YOU from the
course your better nature in.
Stantly elected.
Your involuntary decision,
then and there. 10 rededicate
yourself 10 your marriage, for
better or for worse. and put all
else aside, deserves respect.
Don't let him sell you the
falsehood that he is thinking
of your happiness as he tries 10
persuade you 10 turn traitor TO
decency.
He IS thinking of nothing on
earth but how 10 satisfy his own
undiSciplined appetites. NJ. III.
EDITORS NOTE-Mary Ho.
Worth counssis through her col
umn; not by mail or personal
intsrVieW. Write her in care of
The Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-03

Join once again, sWeethsart, JON
Your rosy lips 10 mine;
Each kiss Of yours iBfdres
loUe's frs,
Ard tcukes the sleeping coal;
Such q KISS I md
The CONDENSATION Of the mind
And trhisper Of the soul.
Charles Cotton.
VNIIE, siXtieth anniversary is
the diamond wedding So is
the 18th. If you have been mar
ried so years and hang on Is
years more you get diamonds
twice.
The whole system of wedding
anniversary presents IS wrong.
Wouldn't il be better TO give
diamonds TO married people
when they are younger and
could enjoy them more?
Also The first anniversary,
that's paper according 10 pres
ent rules. 1t should be silk.
Some stockings for the bride.
An elegant lounging robe for
the husband.
Consider the second anniver-
sary, that's calico. Ridiculous.
Should be china. The bride will
have broken a lot of the china
she received as wedding pres
ents and needs requirements.
The third is leather. Should
be the silver wedding. The