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Washington Journal., 1945-10-12
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in 5@leiien

8nri6ou. = Sil elmer 8reilefon-
feren3 erfI1rte 9iIarb Minc, ser po.
lniide Snouitrieminiiter, 6nB S9Ie-
iien uno Die preuBiihen @ebiete, tnel-
de 9oGen BON DeutIfIano erboIten
bot, I'M polniihen Snouitrioliiie-
run9S : 8rogronm cine eroBe &ol-
le ipielen iperoen. Die Snonitrien
in oieien @ebieten, iogte er, tpiiroen
100000 big 400, 900 4rbeiter fir
cine ertpeiterte 8roouftion erfor-
bern.
Die poIniife &egieruug, figte
Mirc bin3u, miro cine aampogne in
bic 8ege leiten, Inn poInii1en Ar-
beitern oie Mogli1feiten in 6ieien
@ebieten flar 81 MAIDEN, uno i've
miro audi 0arauf leben, sob Nrbeiter,
Die it9 bort n~ieoerLafieny entiprefen.
6e acknowledgements erbalten.
@lei65eitig iino 8ldne 3ur Ser.
ooppelung Der aoblenforoerung ge-
mo6t moroen; auf anoeren 8rooltfs
tio~nsgebieten lit eiate @rbObung BON
80 nuf IS Iro8ent beabiidtigt. iogte
Winc.
st oetiiGerte, oie polnilde &e-
gierung miro cine Mnleibe bon
,0OO,OO0,OOO 3lotp (eotpa 5000
100000 Dor bent @riege) fIiiBig
MAIDEN, UNI oes polniide SnOuitrie-
progrnmm ourd8ufiibren.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-12
Hciraten tint NeiA
erncmt rcrbcteft

Berlin, - General @iienboiper
6at oen amerifanil9en Grupper in
ser gorl5en amerifonii9en Gone
GeutiflarOs, mie ma erfubr,@ ei=
inngen 5ufommen laiiet, in 0enen
oen Solonten erneut 0os 8erbot Der
8erebelidung nit Geutl@en einge-
iddrft miro. 3ugleif 1pieoerbolt
@iien6oner in oem 8efebl 6as Ser
Dot oer@inquartiarlttg bon Mitglie-
bern i~,nierer Streitfrdfte BEL 0eut-
ifen 5omilien.
@enigItens cine inrge 9eutide,
Sic Poi. biibide 8lonoirs llriula
2ampe, oie moraliiierenbe @etrad-
tungen fir cine inter HatronanS
Ser @oten Mrrnee erldeinenoc oeut-
ide 3eitung Der ruiiiiden Gone Ser
Inns ifreibt, itimmt Dem @~iienboiper-
iden 8erbot ebeLiher gerbin6ungen
BON u@Ss" nit Geutiden gu, oa
onmit 0eutide MGoden 6ooor be-
mabrt wiiroen, iid in cine ungIiid-
life, 0eniitigenoe Gage gu bringen.
sir SoIoaten irgeno zines See
reg it,, erflart Sri. 2ampe in ser
u8erliner 3eitung", onidts notiir-
lider, oIs Dob tie germ Die 8orteiIe
bon @elegenbeits : 8afnnntihoften
mabrnebmen, ober fir unlere MG0-
den pdre es cine torid)te 8%erirrung,
oesbnlb oil bie Moeli6feit elmer Sci
rat nit Dem frenroen llniformtrdger
gu oenfen. Solonten treiben germ ibr
Spiel nit uns, ltm inns ounr, iperin
lie ibren Marib mieoeraufnebmea,
raid gu uergeiien. @liidlide inter-
rationale Chen iinb inter ben JEFF
Sigen @erbdltniiie rlnoglih. Attge-
nommen, cine Geutide fonnte oen
Sol6aten, Der ibr Mann getporoen
tp~dre,ip1ter mirflih nod Amerifa be-
gleiten - mos Damn? Sic fonnte
forn ermarten. oriiben gut nufge-
nommen 81 trer0en. Sn 4merita lit
man, mie anoersiuo in Ser @eIt, nun
gu geneigt. in ie6em Geutiden einen
D., ., sn6n,, "
Washington Journal., 1945-10-12

te iiH Beg. @ne Ftarrten f6n an,
ou einem Set sctIeibeter iuIlser
uno oiele iberIief es i6ouoernO.
9einer fannie i'm. auf Ser ganf,
ouf Der er g~eieiien bate, bIieben
nod 5Dei Tiirten 5uriid, Die 5l
inn gu geb0ren idienen.
Beg @usobic bob oen Bid unO
iob oen Burden foridenO an, Del.
len @angen tDie sic zines M6odeus
err0teten. Dit seienttem &opf
blidte Oieier iiber Die anOeren bin
ben Beg an, ser i'm u~ngeonIois
ertpartete.
gls ser iunge Mann ii9 benz
Beg balbpess gendbert batte, be-
ariiBte er i'm mad m~obammeoani-
idem grarf, per6eugte iidj tief,
ri6tete li9 Damn DieOer auf uno
ingte:
.erloudter geg, i6 babe ben
@ontenegriner eri6oiienl Sd rad.
te oen 8rloer, ben er mir unlge.
bra6t bate"
vSritt nG6erI" idste Der Beg foIt
befebIen6, nobel ieine augen funfel.
ten, oaB ale Eiirten tpie i'm Gieber
eridouerten.
Sum mar ser Gremoe oiHt an Den
Beg beransetreten. Dieier itano ouf,
traffic Die @IieSer, rib nit elmer
raiden SanObepegune Die Yiitolen
aus benz Curt unb idoB beiOe Dem
iungen Slrfen in Die 8ruit, Der nit
einem @ufi6rei taumelte un6 rid.
Iinss onf Oas Steinpflaiter Dor benz
San fiel.
&einer Der QnueIenoen tpoete,
oud nur nit benz Singer cine ge.
tuegung au MAIDEN, AIe ltarrten er-
fdouoerno ouf 0en Beg, Die er ge-
Iaiien Die beiBen HiitoIen in ben
@iirteI itedte.
Musobis ainn 3~itterte Ieiht, un6
fem @eiidt mar 10 blaB eetpor6en,
bob feline attger einen fiirdterIiden
@usbrud betamen. Nadoem er Die
Biitolen i'm @urt feitgeitedt bate,
trant er Ben &eit oes Raffees aus,
mari Die ShoBe oes DolmanS ii6er
Die &nie un0 i6ritt NIT gemeiienen
S9ritten ouf feline &lla 81.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-12
TtidtetnOe
gernidtmmssfGmpfe in Der Siefe.
Bon Or. Srit SfOurDnnef


Sen Slid i'm SiiBuoIier be6roben
bieIe Seinoe. S9on 6aS I'M Bald
oboeIegte 81, oos i6ublos i'm iei6'
ten @oIIer am @run0e liegt, miro
nift nur bon anOeren 8iIden ge-
freIIen, Ionoern aud BON 8aIierge-
fliigel ader &rt, bon gnten, Gau.
dern uno Qieben. auBerOem i,6t
elm S6immeLpila es beim, Der gpl-
1us, ser feline S16en bineintreibt
un6 es totet. 90 lit es ni9t au
oerpunoern, BOB BON aebn @iern
1leun 5ugrunoegeben un0 nur aus
einem ein5igen elm iunges Sii6lein
i9liipft. 8eion0ers idlimm wiitet
oieler S6maroserpila in ben 9rut.
anItolten, mo unoufborli9 bic be.
folenen gier ausgeleien Deroen
miiIien. gu9 ertpadiene Slide iin6
ni9t fiber. Ser S9aoling befaat
iie in oen Saltern, mo tie gum Ser
fauf oufbepabrt mer0en, unb iiber.
siebt Tie nit einem bi9ten &aien,
Ser feline @urdelfdoen, Die Sapro.
Iegnien, in 6en &orper bineintreibt,
10 oaB lie 6dran eingeben.
3tpii9en oen ein3elnen Sii9arten
ieIbIt berriAt elm etpiger, erbar-
mlngsloier &f. Die Grieoftihe
per6en bon ben &altbFiiden ber'
foIat, erbeutet un6 gefreIien. So,
ieIbit unter oieien friBt Der groBe
ben fleineren ODER gleid groben,
tpeni, er i'm iiberp1ltigen fam.
Inter ben Sdugetieren gibt es
man1e @rter, Die ii4 arsldlieBlid}
bon Giiden n6bren. Gin lebr ge'
ididter Tii9fdnser lit tros leines
pIumpen @orpers Der Siidnotter.
@r gebort at Sen Mar0erarten nno
miro einen Waeter lang. 8iersig
3entimeter betraet nIlein Die 2an9e
0es S6manaes. 8wiiden ben Be-
ben beIibt er S9pimmbdute. st lit
fat iiber bie gauge gr0e uerbreitet
uno betpobnt an Sliiiien unb 8a'
diem einen unteriroiiden 8au, oeiien
G Sauptr0bre itets unter 8alier min.
set. GaIt INNER bGlt er iih IN benz
feutten Clement auf. Nur gum
@er5ebren zines groBeB Slides iteigt
er ans 2dn6 uno tpanoert aud cine
Gtrede auf Der grSe ipean er elm
1eues @ep1iier auHuGen muB. Sn
Rarpfenteiden ri@tet erA mitunter
groBen Shaben on, tpenn es niAt
Balls selinst, i'm tpes5ufangen.
G6enio idd6lid iinb Die sefrGBi-
gen Seebunbe, bon oenen ieber
burdi9nittliG 3ebn 9funO tdslid
al ieinem llnterbaIt brduht. Sit
ser, Office madden lie es benz 81.
i9er gu eepiiien 3eiten unmosliaL
ben 2n9sfans nit Ser 2egeaneeI gu
betreiben, Oenn lie freiien inn Die
9efnneenen Slide meg, 10 oob nrr
Der aopf an benz Saten bdnsen
bleibt.
Gin fleiner, ober gefGbrlidar
SiiGfeino lit oie @aiieripitnlnus,
elm aierlides Siarben bon eli Gen.
timeter 2allee, pobon iiinf 3enti.
meter auf ben Sapan5 fomnwn.
N y. ISL Fft
Washington Journal., 1945-10-12
9S4ite 3eit

$50 cine 9reiitigfeit, mid gu
fiiiien, mo mir ms erit cine bnlbe
Stunoe fennenl@
.@er5eibune, Srdulein, iG Bat.
te nod ~eetuartet, aber ntein 8us
fdbrt obl"
Washington Journal., 1945-10-12

Sn SoGptpooo bat ii& elm ri6ti-
ger n8nbpmorft" beroltsgebil6et,
Der aOoptiufinoer fir 6ilmifouipie-
Ter uno S4majpielerinnes, bermit'
telt. sSasa hEe. atsAaA ss4kasaKss
Washington Journal., 1945-10-12

8ei IariaaeG, in Ser ernner
Steiermarf, nerfiinOet cine 9afel
foIgenOe gereimte Mabnuns:
2ieber 2eier, merf' Dir bas:
@eb' auf Dem Beg un6
nidt i'm @ras,
0amit man Ieidt un6 obne Miib'
Did unteriheioen foam bonn
gieh." ~
Washington Journal., 1945-10-12
&nrae Nubiena

Gin @eiitli9er, namens. 9ietriG,
tuuroe bon Grieorid Dem @roBen
our auoien8 befoblen. 90 sroB iein
&uf, 10 flein tuar 0ie @eitalt oes
@annes.
Dieies @ann@en aber bate feline
abnung BON geieuidaftliden Gor-
men uno bate li9 als beritaubter
@elebtter cine ettpas fomiide Gn.
reoe aure9t9elegt nit Der er nun
an9 ben a0nig begliidte.
Sic laiitete:
.Salber Soft, GROCER Sriebri9i4
Ser ugroBe Srieorid" itliste ei-
ren Mmgenblid.
.@an5er Marr, tleiner Dietrihr
berieste er Johann, tpomit Die lu.
Oiena ibr @noe fano.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-01-12
OPA PRICES REVISED
 FOR BUILDING INDUSTRY

The need for more specialized price control for the building and construction industry in Alaska has been met by an amendment to Re vised Maximum Price Regulation No. 251 JConsuuction Services and Sales of Installed Building Materi- als.J effective in Alaska on Janu- ary g. 1945. according to announce ment today by the Territorial of lice of the OPA in Juneau.
 This automatically removes sery- ices of the above mentioned types from the less satisfactory control previously provided by RMPR 165 lServicesl. The new coverage. in operation in the continental L. s. for some time. permits more simpli- fled pricing methods by contractors and service tradesmen-at the same time providing more practical pEo- tective measures for the buyers of those services.
 Services covered could be any thing from simple repair of a roof leak to the construction of a unit such as the Hoonah Housing Pro ject- Also included are such jobs as stringing Of new telephone or power lines. construction Of streets and sewers and ordinary household re- pair and service jobs by plumbers, paperhangers, carpenters and cleo tricians
 Contractors will find the ceilings thus established the general equiv alent of those in effect in March 1942. with automatic adjustments permitted for increases occurring since I942 in labor and material lwithin certain limitationsl. By following specifications set forth in the regulation itself such adjust mentS can be made without apply ing to OPA Formulas for figuring ceiling prices on unit-price, cost plus. and lump-sum jobs are also provided for so as to afford Alaska contractors a pricing mechanism more suitable to the customary na- ture and practices of the industry and to simplify it's administration.
 Contractors and service trades men are required to advise h customers of the regulation and upon request, show them a copy oI it or Trade Bulletin. At the time Ot final settlement of job the custo- mer is entitled to a signed state ment to the effect that no more than ceiling price was charged.
 Because of these important speci'
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-01-12
NEWCOMERS TO ALASKA MUST
 REPORT, sELECTTVE SERVICE

John L.. Mccormick, Territorial director of Selective Service. issued the following instructions which are a part of the SelectiTe Service regulations.
 Duties of certain registrants:
 aO It shall be the duty of every person between the ages of IS and 45 registered with a local board outside the Territory of Alaska, who is in Or hereafter enters the Territory of Alaska and has re- mained or does remain in Alaska for a period of 90 days, to present himself at the Selectiye Service board in Alaska having jurisdiction over his present employment, and complete the the Report to Board of Transfer DSS Form 65.
 lb) It shall be the duty of every person who has completed or who is obligated to complete the Report to Board of Transfer, DSs Form 65. 10.
 1. Receive and thereafter retain in his personal possession as long as he remains in the Territory Of Alaska. except as provided in subparagraph (D. the portion Of such Report to Board of Trans fer. DSS Form 65. entitled Ger tificate of Board Of Transfer"
 2. Keep his Board of Transfer advised at all times of the ad- dress in the Territory of Alaska where mail will reach him:
 8. Exhibit such certificate of Board of Transfer. DSS Form 65, to the same persons and under the same circumstances that he
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-01-12

Cotton can be spun so fine that a pound of it will make 250 miles of yarn.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-01-12

is required by regulations to ex- hibtt his Registration Certificate. DSs Forms 2. and Classification Card. DSS Form 57s
 1. Surrender such Certificate Of Board of Transfer, DSs Form 65. to the Board of Transfer which issued it within. but not prior to. five days before leaving the Ter ritory of Alaska. with the inten- tions of remaining absent for a period in excess of 30 days.
 All registrants who are affecte, by these regulations are advised tt report to the nearest Seleetive Ser vice Board at once.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-01-12
CITATION FOR CIVILIAN
 SERVICE GIVEN ALASKAN
HEADQrARTFRs ALAsKAN DE-

HEADQUARTERS ALASKAN DE- APARTMENT A citation for eX- ceptiOnal civilian service. signed by Secretary of War Henry l.. Stimson. was recently presented to Mir. Olayi v. Kukkola by Ut. Gen. Delos C. Emmons. Alaskan Department Com mander.
 This commendation is the high est possible award that the War Department can bestow on any ci- william and only once previously, has a similar citation been given to anyone in the Alaska Aleutian theatre
 Given for services performed in connection with Ghe construction of the Portage and Bear Valley tun- nels. the citation states that Mir. Kukkola accomplished this under extremely hazardous conditions and that ahis outstanding achieve ments in the successful completion of the Whittier cutoff and the con sequent improvement in the supply Of essential war materials have con tributed immeasurably to the na- tion's war effort"
 8Ir. Kukkola, native of Chicha- gof island, Alaska, was schOoled at the Alaska university, acquiring bachelor degrees in science and civil engineering. Graduating in 1888, he worked for interior Alas kan towns. a large mining com pany and for himself before joining the United States Engineer depart ment in 1940. His home, he says. ..is not definitely located. usually alternating between Fairbanks and Anchorage"
 It was April g, 1941, when he led the first surveying crew to the nel. later joining with another crew that started from the Whittier side late in May. Cruel weather made life miserable for the men, who lived in tents until mid-De- cember. while beginning the tun- neIing through two mountains of "Graywacke" rock. We were forced to run a line of levels around the Portage Glacier said Mir. Kukkola. This same glacier later swept away the access bridges to the north end of the long tun- mel. killing two men.
 When he received his citation, Kukkola said that he felt very humble and that he was glad to have had the opportunity of work ing with the army engineers on the construction of this project and I believe that the majority of the credit really belongs to them To which General EmmOns replied. You wouldn't be receiving this award if you didn't thoroughly de- serve it."
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-01-12
CASE OF MU1IPs IS
 REPORTED LOCALLY

About a week ago one case of humps was reported in the com munity. The incubation period for the disease is from 12 to 26 days. Parents are warned to watch their children carefully for fever. swell ing. and tenderness in the glands of the neck. Children with any of these symptoms should be kept at home away from other children and the condition reported either to the doctor or to the public health nurse
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-01-12
TEEPEE TALK

New officers were installed Tues day night Brother John Arola, Brother Binkley and Brother Ralph Devenny were seated by Brother Chet Steear. Let's give the new of- ficers lots of help during their term of office!
 There was a great party a { Saturday night "a lot Of mighty fine pies were destroyed Everyone had a fine time anyway.
 There will be another swell time
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-01-12
MANY ATTEND WORLD
 DAY OF PRAYER HERE

On Sunday afternoon services were held at the Seyenth-Day Ad- yentist church on the world day of prayer set aside by the W.C.T.U. in the interests of temperance. A talk on the ravages Of war and intem- perance was given by the president of the local organization.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-01-12

To extract juice from an onion. cut in halves and grate over a bowl. Or when a small amount ef juice is called for. cut large onion in haIf and press against cut sides with a spoon until the juice is re- leased
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-01-12

Saturday. the 2oJh Of the month. \ paper bag" lunch Is on hand. Each lady Is to bring a bag with enough for two.
 All members are asked to give the names of their guests. We'll give you more dope next week.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-01-12
ELKS LADIES' NIGHT
 CARD PARTY THURSDAY

An Elks ladies night card party is scheduled for next Thursday night January IS, beginning at 7:3O o'clock in the Elks hall. Host esses for the affair will be the Elm blem club, with Charlotte Steear and Ruth Harvey in charge of ae- tivities.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-01-12

fic requirements, sellers of these services are urged to secure their copies of the regulation and a sup plementary Trade Bulletin from the nearest OPA local board or field of flee before entering into any fur ther contracts or sales of their ser vices
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-20
One Word Led to Another
BY Linda and
Jerry Walter
IN. Detroit IimsI
By Arthur Bugs" Baer :

writer stir up his ghosts by looking
through his index wrote about these folks in 1887 in
a series of Biographies. They're gone now.
CHARLEY STEWARDSHIP president Of Bethlehem
Steel by the grace of clean living and 100000 proxies
Minority stockholders said Charley old TO collect
big salary Wrong again The older you the easier
it is.
McCLELLAND BARCLAY - Temperamental as
barometer touchy ngerprnt powder and honest
a night watchman with insomnia.
DR. ALEXIS CARREL-Has Nobel Prize for
keeping chicken membrane alive. But cannot make it
cackle Wrote book called Man, the Mysterious Only
thing mysterious about is how he keep growing
extra chns under his face without getting any taller
HELEN MORGAN-They laughed when Helen sat
the piano-but their French turned to amazement
when the darned thing played itself. Helens family
bought her baby grand on instalments-then took
turns sitting it when the to take it away.
J. p MORGAN-Heres another Morgan with seat
ing capacity of 80 midgets No relation to Helen. All
his pianos adding machines. interviewed him on his
last return from Europe When asked him what
wrong with America he said II just got back"
S1GMUND FREUD-Discovered the sixth that
warned going to lose the other FIVE. Frus-
aed Americans travel to Vienna to tell him things that
would make Sixth drugstore clerk gallop
through tack factory in his bare feet He diagnoses
neurosis in two brackets-you didn't marry the
wanted-or you did
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-20
Il. v. DURLENG

when they reach their teens
daughters are even more proble-
matical than sons. They have
such devastating logic.
Is NOW reported abSenteeism
Il in war plants adjacent 10 the
Hollywood park race track was
actually less during the racing
season than in the two months
previous. II appears Southern
CALIFORNIA; war plant workers
have been done a great injus-
tice in that an impression has
been given they are so weak
minded and unpatriotic that
they cannot resist the tenpta-
tion 10 skip work and 60 TO a
race track.
QUERIES from clients. O.
VI The character who is land
lord Of our apartment house.
using a pass key. enters the
apartments OF tenants when
they are out. Has he the legal
right 10 do this?
Al don't think so. But you
better ask a lawyer.
Q-Have changed my name
10 Marilou. My father says the
name is affected. My husband
thinks il is cute. What do you
think?
A-Seems you should have 4
southern accent and q few
gingham gowns 10 20 with that
name. However, II you like 10
and your husband likes Ii that
IL all that matters.
DHIL SPITALNY. maestro of
a female band. has a three
year mo marriage" clause in
the contracts Of the girls work.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-20
THE BRIGHTER SIDE

water buffalo that he had
named Theodore after well
known United States govern
ment executive of the period.
DALDY was of sturdy physique
ID and always took excellent
care of himself. The party who
reported on him to- me said
Badly had his wife doing most
OF the heavy lifting around the
Joint TO avoid any strain on his
heart, though what il may be
doing 10 hers was not revealed.
Baldy was called Baldy because
he was shy of hair on his
sconce piece even as a very
young fellow.
/ think he was originally
from Nebraska though when /
met him he was serving as an
enlisted man with the Twentieth
Kansas Volunteers commanded
by Freddy Funston. a sort of a
Douglas Macarthur OF his day.
Freddy Funston made quite a
name for himself during the
Filipino insurrection.
My friend Baldy fell at Ca
lumpit with a bullet through his
shoulder and was somehow
overlooked on the field by the
medical men. He was lying
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-20
Bv Damon
Runyon

there In great pain and uttering
oh-ohS in q loud tone of voice
when along came q Filipino
lady named Maria something
who was of great patriotic fiber
and was at first of a mind TO
belt Baldy where his hair used
TO be.
DET the spirit of mercy in her
ID finally prevailed and she
had Baldy lugged TO her little
nipa bungalow hard by and
nursed him back TO health on
fried bananas and other delica-
cies.
Naturally in the meantime
love burgeoned and they were
married like l say in a chapel
at Calumpit with Maria's father
in close attendance on Baldy
with a bolo TO see that he did
not back out at the last minute.
Well, Baldys matrimonial ex-
ample was followed by quite q
number of other American SOL
diers Of the period and there
have been times when ! re-
gretted that / was not one OF
them especially when ! learned
that any work that Maria was
unable to handle was taken care
of by Theodore the buffalo. and
that all Baldy has TO do was to
recline in the shade of mango
tree and eat nangoes. I always
did like mangoes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-20

in confiding every word and de-
tail of their catfghts to you.
In turning TO you for commits
Grafton every time she gets her
feelings scratched by her
mother, she is reveling in form
of emotional license mistakenly
practiced by too many married
persons OF using their partners
ears as the repository OF every
thing unpleasant they expert
ence, or suspect, or hear, in the
course OF day.
Which is the direct opposite Of
Pauls advice 10 the Philippians,
to-wit: Whatsoever things are
just, whatsoever things are
pure. whatsoever things are
lovely, whatsoever things are of
good report think on these
things . and the God OF peace
shall be with you"
Also, we are told in the Prov
erbS: Where there is no tale
bearer, the strife ceaseth." And.
The words OF a talebearer are
as wounds. and they 60 down
into the innermost parts of the
belly" And. He that passeth
by, and meddleth with strife be-
longing not 10 him. is like one
that taketh a dog by the ears"
My advice 10 you is not 10
NEEDLE in this offside exchange
between two women who Bit
terly dislike each other
The key TO control Of the situ-
alton is in your wife's posses
sion, II she cares u use it.
The name OF theFkey is: Self
Control. She must learn TO
think high, so 10 speak, in her
mothers presence; and 10 dis
miss the old lady from mind,
when out OF her sight; and TO
measure up to your peace-loving
standards by practicing the
habit of dwelling primarily on
whatsoever things are OF good
report" NJ. II.
EDITORS NOTE-Mary Ha-
worth eounssis through her col
umn; not by mail or personal
intsrVisW. Write her in care Of
The Detroit Times.