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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-03
CHCETE
Budou staff $1,000 fob.
Toledo. krom DAM.

Prvnf "jeeps" urcene pro CT
viln1 potfebu jsou jiz vyrabeny
nekolik tydnG v zavodech Will
lys-O Overland v Toledo, jak pro-
zradil pf1delovy trad. Jsou to
prototypy vojenskych pc celem
svete proslavenych malych au-
tomobilG. Nyn1 jest jich vyra-
beno 800 mesfcne, V srpnu jich
ma byti vyrobeno 5000, a do
konce roku 10000.
Cena jejich jest stanovena
pfidelovym dfadem ma $1,000
v Toledu. Krom toho must ku-
puj1cl zaplatiti dane, jakoz /
dopravu z Toleda. Cena jest
pry vyss1 nez pTedvalecnych
lehkych automobile, jelikoz
"jeep'' ma ctyTkonovy pohon a
jeho konstrukce jest blizsl ma
kladnfmu autu nez osobnimu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-03
"Vladni vojsko" " Plzni.

(CTK)- Londynsky rozhlas
oznamil, re "ceskoslovenske cd
Oily, ktere bojovaly v Italii pc
boku anglickych a americkych
sill, Sc vratily do Plzn6, kde bu-
dou castecn6 demobilizovany.
Nemci tyto muze pfinutili k Cd
ljezdu ma italske bojiste, tam
vsak jake jednotlivci deserto-
vail a pfidali Sc k spojencum,
kter1 z Mich vytvofili bojovne
divise."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-03
10000 mrtvych zajatcG MALE
zeno " slezskem hrobe.

Lublinsky rozhlas hlasil, re
smisena ruska a polska komise
nalezla hromadny hrob, V nemz
bylo ~pohTbeno $4,000 zajatc1,
z velke vetsiny Rust, V Mem
dlinskem distriktu We Slezsku,
Lekarskou p%rohlidkou bylo zji:
steno, re tyto ob6ti zemfely hla-
dem, ale "svedkove tvrd1, re
mnozi byli zavrazdeni Hitlero-
YOU mladez1."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-03
Vyzva k odevzdani Vault.

(CTK) = Prazsky rozhlas
ohlasil tuto zpravu:
"Narodn1 banka oznamuje
vsem osobam a spolecnostem Sc
sldlem V Cechach, ma Morave a
ma Slovensku, re mali odevzdat
vsechny CHI valuty, at w jich
nabyli jakymkoli zpGsobem,
Ceskoslovensk6 narodnf bance
" Praze, jejim odbockam nebo
jinym f~inancn1m 1stav1m. Use
chny CHI valuty S vyjimkou rfs-
skych a okupacnfch marek mu-
81 byt odevzdany bez prodlen1,
ale nejpozdeji do 81. cervence
t. r."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-03
P~redbszne zpravy.

Nedele, IL. srpna:
Velkolepy So. Vyrocnl Vylet
porada Sbor Kat. Sokola a So
kolic do SLOW. Dem. Klubu, 1926
Holabird Ave.
Nedele, 26. srpna:
Slovenske Narodnl Sdruzenl
els. 100 v Baltimore Dude po-
Tadati Slavnost Odhaleni Pra-
poru ktery Dude odevzdan hr-
Dime Ceskoslovenske Armada.
Slavnost Sc Dude odbyvati v
mistnostech SLOW. Dem. Klubu,
6526 Holabird Ave.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-03
Letadlem lie pTiletet z PARIS
do Chicago Ia 18 hodin.

Transcontinental & Western
Air letecka spolecnost ma jiz
mapu, ma nfz jest naznacena
draha pro jejf vzducholode &C.
stuiicf do Severn1 Afriky a jiz-
nj Evropy. Ma vypocitano, re
costa z Chicago do Paflze Dude
trvat Is hodin a Is minut.
Kdy lety budou zahajeny je-
ste neni urceno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-03
Polsti vojaci Sc rozesli
9 Andersen.

Vice nez 500 polskych dG-
stoinlk1 a muz1 We Velke Bri-
tamil Sc rozeslo S reakcn1mi Pc
laky v exilu a pT1sahalo YER
most Wade narodn1 jednoty We
Varsave. Mezi triceti d1stojn1-
ky, jiz podepsali prohlaseni
jsou diva plukovnici, ctyfi ma
jori a jeden kapitan We sve
vyzve pravf, re "ti, kdo Sc ne.
chit vratit do Polska, nejsoU
ddstojni vlasti a NELL by vystou.
pit z polske armady."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-03
SpOrtOvn1 Hl1dka.
KRfZKOVE ZAPASY
v COLISEUM.
ZAPAS MA
zADOST OBECENSTVA.

ZADOSI OBECENO "A.
Pro pT1st1 utery, dine Z. srpna
Mr.. Ed Contos pofadatel kf1z-
kovych zapasG Coliseum ma
zadost velkeho poctu obecen-
stva znovu seradil diva vynika-
j1c1 Zapasn1ky.
Frank Sexton, 240 ID. z Co.
lumbus, O. (Uznany jake Mistr
Sveta v Novo-anglickych Sta
tech a v Kanade) utka Sc S Paul
Bosch, 236 ID. (zidovsky Mi
str.)
ViteZ zlskati must 2 v1teZstv1
re 3 utkan1.
ZAPAS DVOJIC
Dominic Serio, 218 ID. z Bal
timore a Ed stranger" White,
236 ID. z Bostonu VS.. John Me
las, 220 ID. z Miami a George
Brakeman, 218 ID. z Washing
tonu.
Vft6zna dvojice z1skati must
dive v1tezstvi re 3 utkanl.
V nasleduj1c1ch 2 zapasech
ktere urceny jsou ma dobu 80
minut aneb 1 porazky 1cinkuji
George Macricostas, 218 10.
Golden Creek VS.. Bill Mid
dlekauff, 228 ID. z Floridy.
Scotty Dawkins, 223 10. z
Roanoke, Va. VS.. Serge Kaplur,
.24O ID. (Rusky Mistr V Greco
Roman stylu.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-03
re SJEZDU CSL. MAR. RADY.
Provolani k ceskemu a sloven-
skemu lidu " Americe!

Pc splneni nadejf, vyjadre-
nych naSim heslem "Zv1tez1-l
me-, sesel sc We dnech %. a 20.
cervence t. r. v Chicago, I'll.
Sized zastupitelstva Ceskoslo-
venske narodnf rady v Americe
ably vydal 1cty re sve odbojve
cinnosti a ably nastlnil a organi-
soval praci, jez ma ceskosloven-
skou slozku v americkem narod
MIN zivote dosud ceka.
Byli .jsme tax stastni, re VI
nejkritict6jsich obdobich histo-
RE ceskeho a slovenskeho lidu
isme dovedli spojit sve silly k
dosazenf vytceneho Gle. Tato
svornost a jednota, kterou mic
nedovedlo zlomit, byla jednou
z hlavnich opor naseho boje a
zarukou vitezstv1 nasf sprave-
dive veci Je zadoucno, ably
toto stastne spolecenstvf bylo
uchovano, nebot i pc zdolan1
sverepeho germanskeho nepT1-
tele jest6 pred sebou name IA
du nalehavych 1kol1, jlmz Sc
nesmime vyhybati.
Je to v prvn1 Tad6 jeste vets1
vzepjetf naseho 1silf pro v1tez-
ne a CO nejrychlejsi skoncenl
valky s Japonskem. Veil tax
cit povinnosti k nasf velke anne
ricke vlasti, jej1z bezpecnost
nebude zajistena, dokud Sc ne
podarf postavit pevne hraze ia
ponske vybojnosti, prave tax
neurvale a bezohledne, jake je
nemecky "Drang mach Osten".
Brzkou a rozhodnou porazku
Japonska vSak kaze take povin
nost,jiz name Ike svym hochum
v americke armada, nebot elm
Dude nase vitezstvl rychlejsl,
tim mensi budou ztraty, jichz
81 tezke boje ma Tichomofi Wy
zaduji.
Druhym nasim 1kolem Dude,
abychom pc 1spesne zakonce-
ne pomoci politicke a moralnl
poskytli ceskemu a slovenske-
mu lidu We stare vlasti jeste dial
81 pomoc hmotnou. Vsechny
zpravy, ktere z Ceskoslovenska
dochazeji, souhlasf v tom, re je
tato pomoc velmi nalehava a re
nesmi byt odkladana. Nutno
jednati rychle a zaslati pomoc
hned, dokud stopy sestileteho
utrpeni nasich krajanu "a mo-
rem pod panstv1m nemeckych
lupicn a koristn1kG nejsou "a
hlazeny. Je nutno jeste pro-
hloubit a rozsfrit vlastnl pomo-
cnou akci a pine spolupracovat
S americkymi pomocnymi insti-
tucemi, ktere ceskoslovenske-
mu lidu pomahajf. Veil tax cit
lidskosti a cit lasky a vdecnosti
k trpfcimu ceskoslovenskemu
lidu, ktery i Ia nejtrudnejs1ch
okolnosti dokazal, re je holden.
abychom' ma nej nezapomlnali.
Ukoncen1 zapasu "a osvobo-
zeni stare nas1 vlasti mas konec-
ne postavilo pred 1kol reorga-
nisovat sv1j vlastn1 zivot v A
merice a pfizpGsobit Sc zmene-
nym pomerGm, abychom beze
stopy nezahynuli v pT1valu do.
razejicim ma mas Sc vsech stran
Sjez zastupitelstva Ceskoslo.
venske narodn1 rady v America
porokoval velmi dGkladne {
vhodnych opatren1ch, kters
nutno uciniti, abychom jake do.
bff Americana nezapomlnal
take pasek, jez mas poll S ma
rodem nasich pTedku. Je tedy
zadoucno, ably odporucenl uci
nena sjezdem byla peclive roz.
vazena jak kazdym jednotliv.
VEN dobre vile, tax zejmens
nasimi spolky a jinymi organi
sacemi.
Heslem, Sc kterym vstupuje.
me do move prace, budiz hrde
"BYLI JSME A BUDEM!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-03
Zprava z United States Cloth.
ing Collection.

Hnery Kaiser, narodni pred
soda tohoto telesa oznamil, re
satstvo darovane americkym IL
dem dostihne miliony valec-
nych obeti v Europe a jinde dri
We nez-li zapocne zima.
Do Ceskoslovenska je ma ces-
tie 2,O22,276 liber satstva z te-
to sb1rky.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-27
FOUK TRUMP ROUNDS

YOUR TRUMP suit Is not very
safe. when the opponents hold SIX
cards of 1t. unless you are pre-
pared to take four leads of the
suit That's Why it's highly dan
eerous to ruff a trick with your
fOur-card holding If you ruff one
with the shorter three-Card length,
you Will preserve a chance to play
for four trump tricks.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-27
Your Week End Question

Why is il usually unwise for the
better-playing member Of a pair
to strain toward becoming declar-
er rather than letting his partner
play a hand
Syndicate. Ire
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-27

create an entry INTO MS w
hand. he then led the club J from
dummy East came in with the 6
and returned the diamond 10
which was ruffed by dummy's
hear. 10
The heart A and x Welt taken
and the club 4 led to the 10 Now
the spade @ fnesse was negotiat-
ed followed by the club A and X.
On the second of these. East
ruffed with his heart j, South dis
carding the spade 6 The diamond
8 came back, ruffed by the heart
6 The spade A vas scored and
the 9 rutfed by the heart 8 to make
the contract The only tricks lost
by South yer one in diamonds.
one in clubs and a ruffed club.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-27
Houses of NOGd

There arc houses built of lumber
in the United States over 200 years
ago that are in good condition and
in use: in Europe there are lumber
dwellings at least twice that old.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-27

looked like SuCh a Clncn to nm,
with that nice diamond suit on the
side. that he didn't even pause to
worry about any dangers to his
contract He followed the ruffed
third trick with his spade A, X
and @, and was chagrined to e
East fail to follow suit. discarding
a club
No matter what he did now. his
contract Was beaten He scored
the diamond A. G and X, and led
the j. d~iscarding a club. West
rutfed that with the spade 9 and
then set the contract with the
heart 5 to the 10, as the declarer
had no more trumps in either his
own hand or the dummy.
All that South had to do to pro-
teCt his contract las to let West
have the third trick in hearts, and
be prepared to ruff the fourth lead
in the dummy with the spade 10.
That would have kept his oWr
four trumps intact and assured his
Gee
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-27
THE SALVATION ARMY.

THE SALVATION ARMY.
Sunday services:
10 a. m, Sunday school.
II a. m, Preaching service.
$50 p. m, Y. p. l.. Meeting.
7 p. m, Open air meeting.
7:30 p. m. Salvation meeting.
Why not 20 to church?
ST. PAUL'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
Time of Masses:
lst, 3rd, and 5th Sunday 8 a. m
2nd and 4th Sunday, 1920 a. m.
Holy Days, 9 a. m.
Novena devotions. Sundays, 7:45
g. N.
Rev, James H. King, pastor.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-27

CDo3lor. South. Neither side
NUInarable.D
II West bids diamond. NORTH
doubles, South resnonds with I.
Heart. and West bids Diamonds
what should North do?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-27
TomorrOW's Problem

dealer South East-West Vul.
rerable.)
If West leads high hearts at
every chance. how should South
play here to safeguard his T.
Spades contract
.atlres Syndicate Ihc
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-27

Rev. James H. King. pastor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-21
SHE HOLDS HIM IN LOW REGARD

DEAR L. G.: It is not uncommon for otherwise self respecting young women of orthodox character to wangle useful contributions from eager o-oblige admirers. But in the majority of cases the donor is bait ed so nicely that he would take oath he thought up the idea him. self and surprised the dear girl half to tears when he fetched the convenient item-be 1t wristwatch, tableware, radio, refrigerator or what-not.
 Your girl friends unblushing, tenacious holdup demands, dating back to the first rounds of acquain- tance, are highly irregular even amongst gold-diggers-or so l have heard. Her unvarnished gimme" approach must mean that she has a rather low opinion of your intel ligence, social know-how or general desirability as squire, and toler- ates your attentions strictly with an eye on your pocketbook-not really caring, in the final analysis whether she incurs your displeasure or forfeits your society.
 When a woman thinks well of a man, it is second nature to her more a matter of instinct than con- scious design-to put her best foot forward in relation to him. And in the case of new admirer whose regard she valued, this instinct, to please certainly would preclude try ing to nag him into playing Santa Claus against his will So it is diff ficult to escape reading the most disagreeable implications into your girls behavior-both as to a hard bitten grasping nature and casual contempt for you.
 I should think you were justified in backing away from her brash suggestions; justified in feeling that she crudely violates cardinal prin- ciple of social ethics, in hammering at you to buy her household com modities, on the basis of three months tentative courtship. Un- less of course, you have in this time sought and received favors from her that, by traditional thinking would make wou morally liable for her present welfare.
 If it should be that you are hay in gan illicit affair with her, you are hardly entitled to take offense al her familiar bid for material pa- tronage. In that case your guarded attitude toward expenditures would indeed be on par with her bold hints-both signifying a sordid de- gree of scheming selishness in the relationship. M. H.
 Mary HawOrth counsels through her column, not by mail or personal interview. Write her in care of The Waterbury Democrat.
 Copyright, The Washington PosD
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-21
Vary Way of
By GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Staff Writer

Along with Jack Frost comes the hard-shelled Hubbard squash. With their golden meat, they are pure gold for the late harvest tables. Steam or bake them in halves, quar- ters, or even in cubes.
 Steamed Hubbard Squash
 Serves 6)
 One Hubbard squash, table spoons butter or fortified margarine, salt, 2 tablespoons honey, dash pow dered mace.
 Cut squash in half with heavy knife Ca hatchet may be necessary to make first crack in shelD. Cut in- to pieces; remove seeds and stringy portions; pare. Place in strainer or steamer and cook over rapidly boiling water until soft-about 30 minutes. Mash; add butter or mar garine, salt to taste, honey and a dash of powdered mace. Serve pip ing hot.
 Variations:
 With nuts - Add 1-2 cup chopped oceans, walnutS, or peanuts, or spread these nuts over top of the mashed squash. Toast in very hot oven and send directly to table. An
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-21
Gideon PlaniSh
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than two persons constituted lecture audience for her and at sight of them she mounted an imaginary platform, pushed aside an imaginary glass of ice water. and started a fervent address full of imaginary information about Conditions and Situations that lasted till the audience had sneaked out-or a little longer.
 Winifred was as handsome as a horse, a portly young presence with voice that smothered you under blanket of molasses and brim- stone. She was just under thirty in 1887, but she had the wisdom of Astarte and the punch of Joe Louis. and her eyelids were little weary
 Her husband was Maj Harold Homeward, who had got his title by being a first lieutenant in the paymaster corps in World War l. He was a handsome, high-colored man, dancing man but a surpris- ingly good accountant, with an eye for interesting writing, and useful about the Marduc magazines.
 They had no children.
 Her one humility was toward her father, and it may have been due more to her demands than t6 his own that he was so often con- sidered, in editorial offices and bars. as possible President, who would look handsome at that starry and eagle-pinioned desk while Winifred merely ran the country.
 When Winifred and the Colonel were together she talked so much about his virtues that he had no chance to talk about them him. self.
 Besides being on the boards of twenty-seven different welfare or ganizations. serving as Republican Comnitteewoman. and speaking publicly on an average of three times a week on all the Causes in which she believed-and they in- cluded every Cause that any active womens- college graduate possibly could believe in, during the years 1930- -Winifred Marduc Home ward was the editor of that feminist and liberal weekly Attentionl, of which her father was the actual owner-or donor-and her husband the titular publisher.
 The complicated and slightly hys- terical theology of Attention! may be formulated as belief that the offices of President, editor of the New York Herald Times, head of united University of Columbia and California, and the official dismisser of all distasteful conclusions of the Gallup Poll, should be combined and held by person whose descrip- ton resembled that of Winifred Homeward.
 And though Attentionl had been published, and Colonel Marduc had been highly public, during the year 1886, when Franco's revolution be- gan in Spain and zinovieff and Kameneff had been shot in Russia, neither Winifred nor the Colonel had taken 8 more belligerent stand on these matters than to say, with affecting earnesneSs. "One must not come to nasty conclusions on affairs SO complicated and so uncandidly reported"
 That was the reigning family Colonel Marduc and Winifred and their illegitimate offspring, Major Homeward-to whose golden com pany the Planishes had long aspired
 (To Re COntinued)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-21
PHOSPHORUS CALCIUM AND VITAMIN FOR WEAK NERVES

Older readers may recall the great testimonial era when eminent lawyers, professors, ministers and statesmen, rather than society leaders and Hollywood celebs sold their names to the nostrum mon- gers as authors of testimonials. One nostrum that attained phenomenal sales records, thanks to the lawyers, professors and ministers, collapsed and presently uetered out alto gether when one of the popular magazines published an expose of the nostrtlm as "glorified cottage cheese"
 Now cottage cheese or any other kind of cheese for that matter is the best or one of the best sources of two nutrictional clements which are essential for human well being health, growth, vitality, preserva- tion of youth, prolongation of life, sound teeth, steady nerves, etc, etc. namely, phosphorus and calcium.
 Phosphorus and calcium are closely associated in foods and ill the body. Practically every food that co ntains considerable amount of phosphorus is also good food source of calcium-egg yolk, milk, cheese, nuts, peas. beans greens, peanuts. In milk or cheese, for example, there is little more calcium (about 16 or IT grains) than phosphorus about Is grains) to the quart and in the healthy well nourished child or adult this ratio between calcium and phos- phorus is maintained
 Whether calcium and phosphorus are supplied in natural food or in such chemical or medicinal forms as calcium gluconate and di-calci- um phosphate, an adequate supply of vitamin D is always essential for the assimilation, utilization and re- tention of phosphorus and calicum Therefore whenever preparations of either or both are taken, to supple ment the diet or as a remedy fol an ailment due to phosphorus ol calcium deficiency, vitamin E should be taken with them.
 Just what weak nerves" may be if anything definite, I'm not sure are you? I honestly have no cleal idea what weak nerves" "neuras. thenia" or nervous exhaustion means.
 But I can offer 6 suggestion which can do no harm in any cast and may bring about a happy change in the vite and well being of the individual whose nerves are-well, an overworked alibi fol the manifestations of nutritiona deficiency. With ut committint yourself in any way, indeed with out any reference to nerves or ner vousness, you may learn all yol need to know about this by readinj the booklet "The Calcium Short age"-for copy send ten cents an, stamped self addressed envelope but ask for it yourself-a clippinI will not suffice.
 If this suggestion interests vol at all, please bear in mind it is no medicine but just essential food ma terial, and it takes more than ; week of good food to restore l. health and vitality one who ha partially for months or years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-21
X WE, THE WOMEN
Priority Isn t Enough to House Vets

poses to introduce in Congress,
 The bill would:
 l. C.Ye veterans priority to get materials and supplies to build modest priced houses.
 2. Give veterans priority in rent ing new homes during the transi- tion, just as war workers were given preference during the war. CONSCIENCE IS NEEDED
 But that can't be the whole ans wer. It won't give enough of the servicemen a break soon enough. Something else is needed - and that would persuade any landlord with apartments or houses to rent or any family, who rents a spare bed- room to give first chance at their dwellings to veterans who have seen overseas service, and that would make other would-be renters reluc- tant to try to beat out veterans in the rush for houses.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-21

beautiful fringes you've 3een with 8 clever application of mascara.
 But there are several "musts" to observe when accenting lashes, if you are to avoid an artificial look, warns Fannie Brown, top-hight young model who instructs aspiring young model about correct makeup at the Barbizon Studio for Fashion Modelling
 First choose 9 waterproof mas cara, she advises, and use two brushes instead of just the one. Af- ter rubbing mascara well into the damp bristles, brush them through the lashes. For the best effect. con- centrate the heaviest application on the outer half of the upper lashes.
 Then take a clean wet brush and go over them immediately to sep arate the hairs. This will give lashes natural, rather than stiff, beaded look.
 Never apply mascara to the lower lashes if you have shadows" un- der the eyes, warns Miss Brown. It usually adds five years to your age.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-21

DEAR MARY HAWORTH: For three months I have been keeping company with a young lady. She is 38 and l am 36. During this time I have observed that she has many fine qualities, and it is possible that our relationship may develop into something more permanent.
 However, as early as my second or third visit she called attention to her need of certain items of household equipment, with the ob- vious implication that she would be pleased to have me supply them. Since then she has repeated the suggestion on various occasions.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-21

bidder sitting directly over the pre- emptive bidder. Therefore, double in this position means that the doubler thinks the pre-emptive bid can be beaten.
 In today's hand, when North bids three. diamonds, Fishbein says that it would be too dangerous for East to bid three hearts, with his partner having passed, He recom- mands, therefore, that East pass; but West, holding singleton dia- mond, is justified in doubling. This is not a business double, because it is made by the player sitting under the pre-emptive bidder. Ii asks partner to show his best suit East now bids four hearts, which is made easily.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-21

This is something new in my ex- perience. As yet I have taken no steps in the matter, for the reason that l am puzzled as to the proper course of action. I am not concern ed about the cost of the equipment; but I am concerned about the prin- ciple involved. I am fully aware that women often use men for ma terial gain, but I look upon the practice with repugnance. In fact, I regard anything concerning money as sordid and vulgar.
 What do you think of her atti- tude? What do you think of my attitudep Am I making a mountain out of molehill? Should l go ahead and get her what she wantsP
 l.. s.