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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-02-20
WILLIST0N GIRLS
RECEIVE CHECK UP
PHYSICAL Education Classes
Examined By Academy
OF Medicine Board

Through the Wilmington Acade-
my of Medicine, the girls in the
Physical Education classes at Will
liston Industrial school were given
a complete physical examination
during the past week.
The members of the Academy of
Medicine include DR.. D. C. Roane,
DR.. Hubert Eaton, DR.. S. ]. Gray,
DR.. William Wheeler and DR.. L.
W. Upperman.
Boys Next
The examinations will continue
with the boys soon.
The Health Council of Williston,
listed the examination as one oil
it's projects for the year and is as.
sisted in this work by the CONSOLE
dated Board of Health.
Florence Finley directs the class
es in Physical education for girls
and is chairman of the council
Other members include students
and teachers of Health science
Home economics and representa-
tives from the Grammar depart
ment.
Commend Students
The physicians, nurses, and thu
health educator from the Health
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|ACI N0RTH-S0UTH
| SCHEDULES CUT
Faster, More Convenient
Service To Be inaugural
ed On Line Sunday

Faster and more convenient ser.
vice to the North and South will
be available to Wilmington travel
ers effective Sunday, February, "a,
Atlantic Coast Line Traffic depart
ment officials revealed yesterday
Thirty minutes running time be.
tween Wilmington and Rocky
Mount, has been cut from schedule
of Train 48 which now leaves Viii.
mington daily at 10 am. for Nor
folk. Va, via Wilson, and Rocky
Mount.
The cut will allow northbound
travellers tc connect with the Wash
ington Section, Havana Special al
Rocky Mount, arriving Washington
ID. c., at pm.
Connection will also be made by
Train 48 with the southbound Wash
ington Section, Havana Special a
Wilson, permitting 1910 pm. ar
rival at Savannah, Ga, 100 am.
Jacksonville, Fla, and 1000 am
following morning at Miami.
| Heretofore, no connections with
this train have been available fol
persons in this area: -
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LABOR DEPARTMENT
PUSHES CAMPAIGN TO
PROVIDE MORE JOBS

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19-P
The Labor department dis
closed Tuesday that it expects
5000, 900 unemployed by June
30 and that it is starting
Wednesday a drive to find
them jobs
Secretary of Labor Schwell-
enbach told a news conference
the U. S. Employment Service
will run the campaign. He
said all employers will be urg-
ed to list available positions
with USES rather than with pri-
vate agencies.
Director Robert C. Goodwin
said USES did not believe re-
conversion had been completed
and felt that a Large number"
of jobs would become available
during the next six months.
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RoWE's NAME OMITTED

ROWE'S NAME OMITTED
Through an oversight, The
Star yesterday morning omitted
the name of Roy H. Rowe OF
Burgaw as one of the incum-
bents in the Ninth Senatorial
district which is made up OF
Sampson, Dupl;n, New Hanover
and Fender counties, in a story
on page one covering the Of
fices to be voted on at the
Democratic primary election
on May rs. The district is now
represented by Rowe and
Henry Vann Of Clinton.
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Your CT Rights
Questions ana Answers
On Servicemen's
Problems
Rv DOUGLAS LARSEN


WASHINGTON. - Getting a new
lob or returning to a job is prob
ably the most important step vet
eran takes. Here are some ques-
tions regarding this right to a
job:
O-When I enlisted in the Ma
rine 1 was lifeguard at swim
ming pool during the summer. l
am in college now and want the
lob back next summer but they
say the already have enough
guards lined up. Do I have
legal right to the job?
A-The law says the job you
left had to be permanent in order
10 have a legal right to it when
you return from service. On the
basis that your former job was
only for the summer it appears
YOU don't have a legal claim on 1t.
Q-Before I was drafted l
worked in a mems store. planned
to go to college some time after
got out of high school but WASH:
sure Just when. Now l can 60 to
college and have it paid for by the
government, But I have to have
my old job back on part-tlme
basis. The boss says either work
full time for him or not at all.
What is the law on this point?
A-Your particular problem
has never been before court for
clear-cut decision. But the law
says you have to be able full
fill the duties of your old job the
same as you did before the war
in order to have a claim to it. 1t
would seem that if you weren't
able to be there all the time, you
wouldn't be flfilling all the du-
wouldn't be legally required to
rehire you. The best thing for
you to do is take yor case tc
your draft board.
Q-When I returned from the
Navy the man who had my old iot
was in the middle of big project
and I agreed to let him finish be
fore I took over. It took him more
than three months to finish the
job and now they say I waited toe
long. Is this true?
A As long as you applied for
your discharge, you are legally
reinstatement within 80 days after
entitled 10 your old job back il
you meet the other quanifications.
Questions will be answered
only in this space - not by Nsa.
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RAINS SOAK EAST
HALF OF NATION
Nv the Associated Press

Rain fell over much of the east
ern half of the country Tuesday
while in Pennsylvania and parts OF
the Great Lakes region snow was
reported.
With the exception of New Eng
land and the northern plain states
temperatures generally m o e d
above the freezing mark. The mer-
curv was around go degrees during
the day over most of Alabama
Georgia and Mississippi ana on
the eastern seaboard. Temporal
lures ranged from the 4Os In tne
Caroliaas to two above zero at
Caribou, Me.
Fair weather prevailed west OF
the Mississippi to the Rockies. 1t
was raining on the Pacific Coast.
Cooler weather was expected to
follow rains which drenched the
Southeast.
The storm which brought snow
to Pennsylvania was expected to
move eastward into New York
during the night.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-02-20
BRITISH DELEGATES
CONFER WITH INDIANS
ON SELF GOVERNMENT

LONDON, Feb. 19-P)The British
government said Tuesday it would
send three Of its ranking cabinet
ministers to India to confer with
elected Indian representatives on
preliminary steps to full self gov
eminent"
Lord Pethick-Lawrence, secre-
tary of state for India, who made
the announcement in the House of
Lords, will head the mission. Other
members will be Sir Stafford
Grips, president of the Board of
Trade, and A. ". Alexander, first
lord of the Admiralty.
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Army Air Forces Now Get
Forecasts Four Times Day

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19-B-
The Army Air Forces now get
complete new, weather forecast OF
the entire world every six hours.
Col. Donald N. Yates. chief OF
the AAF weather service, told
House Interstate u bcommittee
Tuesday the frequent forecasts are
necessary in the interest OF ma
| tional defense.
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Want Trailers

RALEIGH, Feb. 18-P)-Urging
immediate disregard for red tape,
the Veterans association of State
college has adopted : resolution
asking Governmental Il in OBJ
tanning $50 standard trailer houses
with accessories to alleviate the
serious housing shortage at the
college.
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MYRTLE GROVE CLUB
The Myrtle Grove Home DEM
onstration club will meet Thurs
day morning at 10 o'clock in the
home of Mrs. william Hollis.
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NOT SOUTH OLEANDER

NO1 6OO LII OAz11111NAA1NV
An impression created that
the City council had condition
ally approved a &C front right
of-way width for a street rum
ming through the South Ole
ander subdivision was clari-
fled last night by Hugh Nor
ton. The development is plan
ned for the golf course area and
will not involve South Oleander.
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SEARCH FOR vANDALs

Police were last night search
ing for vandals who are be-
lieved to be connected with
tearing down several street
signs during the last few
months, Someone took another
sign down at 18th. and Daw-
son street yesterday. police
said.
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REVIVAL HOUR

REVIVAL HOUR
The revival services, now in
progress at Pastor Rev. V. D.
Combs Church of God, will
continue to be held at 1880 p. m.
The "Kevival Hour" will be
heard today at Sis p. m. and
Friday at $3.50 p. m. over
WIND,
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Robert Emmet Sherwood is a
three-ti,ne Pulitger play winner.
Thornton Wilder twice has won
the award, and George S. Kauf
man, twice in collaboration.
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DIR. SMITH TO SPEAK

DIR. David 7. Smith will be
the main speak at a meeting
this afternoon at 4 o'clock of
New Hanover tuberculosis and
Health association to be held
in St, James Parish house.
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tary questions which, more omin-
ously every day, are driving us
apart.
Copyright, 1916, New York Tri-
bunte Inc.
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JAILOR ILL

New Hanover county Jailor
M. T. Ross is confined to his
home, suffering light illness.
Friends said yesterday after
noon his condition was not con-
sidered serious, and he was
resting comfortably.
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City Briefs

MEETING SET TONIGHT
Tonight at & o'clock in the
Lake Forest community center,
the Wilmington Aero club will
hold its regular business meet
ing.
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LICENSED TO MARRY

LICENSED TO MARRY
Licenses to marry were issu-
ed yesterday by A. B. Rhodes
to the following couples: Her
bert Graham jackson, Whining
ton and Miss Teresa X. DAILY.
Wilmington; Cecil Burton Mer-
Ger, Chadbourn and Miss
Naomi Orene Tyree, Whtteville.
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nOG RITES MAN

J. c. Long, ST., 10 N. Harri-
son street, told police yester-
day that F. A. O'Donnel, 1907
5. Third street, had been bit
ten by dog. The dog, the pro-
perty of Mrs. N. H. Moore was
ordered confined, police said.
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BUCKET BRIGADE
MPS FIRE THREAT
AT WINTER PApv

The "bucket brigaden =,
Winter Park was called inf 81
night at 10 O'clock to com Iat
a fire which for an bons
threatened several buiIdir AZ nVur
the area. IN
A private garage beIorg;,.
to W: L: Wood, WrightsvilI.
and Mcmillan avenues, with D :
late model automobile, valued
at several hundred dollars
were consumed by flames.
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department highly command., =
students fol- their contrihTt;U fAs
the health program of tho ,.S .
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Genoa, Italy. was an important
Greek port in the fourth century
B. C..
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Australia possesses an eYt,,.
ordinary variety Of birds. inclus !.
ing vast flocks of brilliantly wv
ored parrots and cockatoos
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HENS STOLEN

10 HENS SIOLEN
o. r. Parker, 1910 S. Sixth
street, reported to police yes
terday that persons unknown
had stolen Is hens from his
hen coop. Value of the chickens
was placed at $40.
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DOMINATION OF 1t. Gen. Walter
Bedell Smith (above) to succeed
W. Averell Hartman, recently re-
signed as U. S. Ambassador to Rus
STA, was announced by President
Truman. The President said he'd
ask Congress to let Smith keep his
ARMY status. (Interndtionnl)
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MRS MENTA BAREFOOT YOUNG

MRS. MENTA BAREFOOT YOUNG
WHITEVILLE, Feb. 10. Fun
era1 arrangements for Mrs. Ments
Barefoot Young, So, who died
suddenly near Hallsboro at hel
home, will be held from the home
at 2:3O o. m. Wednesday, in charge
of her pastor, the Rev. R. J. Ras.
berry of the Hallsboro Baptist
church.
| Interment will be held in Flynn
cemetery.
Active pallbearers are Dan
Troy Powell, Wishart Powell
Robert Young, Donnie Corbett, VIII
lard Barefoot, and Person Barefoot
She is survived by her husband
]. D. Young and four sons OF Halls.
boro-Ballard, Audrey, Otto, ane
J. D., Jr., and four daughters; Mrs
Ophelia Pierce, Miss Eva Mae
Young of Hallsboro, Mrs. E1eta Y
Hobbs, Miss Elizabeth Young o:
Whiteville, also one sister. Mrs
Mollie Corbett of Whiteville.
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Obituaries,
GARY LESTER REAyES

TABOR CITY, Feb. 10. Gary
Lester Reaves, 81, Of Simpson Creek
township, died in Mullins hos
pital Tuesday morning following
prolonged illness.
He was born in Horny county and
Lived there all his life.
Funeral services will be held
Wednesday at 2:30 at Simpson
Creek Baptist church with Elder
L. N. Benton and Elder G. H. COX
officiating.
Interment will be in Garter GENE
terry.
Surviving are the wife, Mary j.
Reaves; one daughter, Mrs. Lois
Virginia Watts; and one son, Johr
Hoyt Reaves.
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Questions will be answered
only in this space - not by NsA.
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Commend Students
The physicians, nurses, and the
health educator from the Health
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
Bv IDA JEAN KAN

This lS ttc tsufi of n spo-
cioi sores ot rs articles by Ida
Jcou krH oa 0rqurVg a
.Sgpcr-FjQyC w Short Ordo'
FoHou irr co.uu and W0fCh
yopr po,mds mr.' oraH
ANY .QNE vho.haS ever gone
in for rfduoHg in big way or
even ON a small scale knows it's
not the dict that's hard TO take;
lis giving llp so m any other
things You start out strong.
YOU re so determined 10 4 90 k
like Tho girl he loft behind. But
10 keep 1oung you VIII need all
Tho tricks o.. the dictItian'S
trade
Bmld ctory menu around a
complete protein food Eggs,
cheese. loan meat fish or
chicken Protein has a hiC h
safety value and sticks 10 the
ribs. To give rhc illusion of full
ness and that is part Of the
normal satisfaction of hunger
have som @ SpaCo-hlIcrS. some
chcuN foods and "A hot beverage
low IN CalOilcS.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
Beauty Routine
Vital TO Health

NUTRITION AND circulation
are important. Nutrition means
that you must eat variety Of
foods at regular hours, circula-
ton, that you must have some
sort of exercises every day, pre-
ferably in the open air. Tho.
daily bath is essential, not only
for self respect. but 10 keep the
skin functioning normally as an
organ of elimination.
Sleep you must have If you
are 10 avoid fatigue shadows
under your eyes, if you are 30
feel animated, ambitious, quail
fed 10 tackle the days job.
The thing TO do is 10 combine
a health program with simple
cosmetic routinCS Every night,
after the face has been washed
with a bland soap and warm
water. rinsed and dried. a cream
should be applied Let il remain
on oyer night: the flesh will lap
n up, thrive on H.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
Protein Best Bet

Protoun ls Your best reducing
boz You actually can lose
weight faster on a low-calorle
Diet that is high IN protein than
on the same number of calorICS
with less protein That IS be-
cause protein pc @ q $ up the
mctaboIl>m So that YOU burn
the caloricS faster Have an egg
or TWO. not fried for breakfast.
cheese, cottage cheese. fish or a
second cog for lunch and a Iib-
crai serving s., pound. of lean
meat, fish or chicken for dinner.
For Sull moro protein and cal
cum have two glasses of
skinned milk or huttcrmllk
day These feeds plus others,
which yield smaller but Signif-
cant amounts, supply adequate
protein.
The SpaCc-fllcrS include bulky
vegetables such As celery. to-
matocS. lettuce, cndivc, cucum-
hcr. spinach. string beans, etc.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
Wife Admits Faults

7 know ! am not hlamclcSS;
and II ! were 10 act As #
nothing had happened, every
thing would he Just finc-un'll
the next time. But with the
children getting old enough 10
understand ! can't have this
sort of thing so often in front
Of them. ! had fully made mp
r2t- -f44if4a +afpave the next time.
without the Childrcn-bcCau
he won't consent TO my taking
them. Also, l can't see my way
clear If ! do. And II ! leave
them I would Rave good going,
but 7 am afraid they wouldn't.
When my husband has been
drinking he always wants 10 GO
places. and Of course ] won {
60. as il isn't safe II l Wcrcn r
here. he would take the children
and co in any weather. In gen
eral. he is good 10 them al all
times. ffc hardly ever corrcctS
them. though ! am not too good
At Housekeeping and as the
children have lots Of plaXihingS
the house is often in mess.
But ihev VIII be grown some
DAY and I think there are worse
trials than a messy house, !
hope YOU can understand tho
situation and give mo good adj
vice. because We cant 60 on
like this. ? 3,
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
Polio Fund
Fashion Show
Nv JOAN DEAN
Dctrnit Times Fashion Tdit5r

INCREASING THE~r6mpo of
DcuOitS most exciting spring
fashion show IS the ncWS flash
that Now York designer Pauline
TrIgcrc VIII not only fly four
special costumes here for the
occasion hut VIII also import
Manhattan'S top0lght model a
500 day gall te parade
them
=4Hd=to frost tho cake.
local store VIII 1N from Cal
lorna, two Of AduanS So
smooth creations lust fSr
Dctroit's fashion conscious
audience,
All this and moro -: tho
most outstanding styles Of New
YorkS topAiGht designers VIII
be shown here when the FASH
ION Group of Detroit. in CO.
operation with the New York
Dress Institute, presents the
March of Dimes Fashion Show,
y 30 Wednesday IN the Latin
Quarter.
Proceeds Of the show viii
benefit the National Foundation
for Infantilc Paralysis.
Spring and summer costumes
10y The great names Of Amcrl-
can design viii be represented
IN The Detroit show.
You'll soc the pretty prints
with paraSolS from the house Of
Halpcrt. the smooth coats of
NanConc. the flIrty fashions Of
Sondhcim tho drcam-figure de-
signs of ROScnSton
Kitty Carlisle Of stage and
screen VIII be a guest star and
there will be other luminarieS
present 10 he announced later.
Tickets may be purchased AT
=. Slcccl Co. the Ernst Kern
Co, and Sax -kayS or YOU may
telephone Randolph 1877 for
information and reservations.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
Brush Hair Often

TIE HAIR should be brushed
Permanent waves, these days,
are so strong and durable that
brushing seldom makes the fin
ger wave 60 Sllnky. Brushing
has a vitalizing effect upon the
growth The period between
ShampooS should not exceed a
fortnight. The first need in hair
care is a ScrupulOusly clean
scalp as a foundation.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
Stained Clothes

SOAKING CLOTHES in cool
SudS does more than just loosen
dirt. Certain types of stains,
such as milk and eggs, are "set'
in hot water; cool Suds loosen
them before the real washing
process begins.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
Starch Necessary

Sfdfcn Necessary
AZ each meal have one starch
potatoes or Other starchy veg
otahlc. or/hrc1d or ccrcal-but
never more than one.
The mere act of chewing is
filling. so another good trick IS
20 have something Crunchy -
zWicback. Busk mclha toast, rye
crisp. or crackers. Eat slowly,
don drink water
Dessert? There's no denying
that a sweet az The end of tho
meal is nice finishing taste
hut keep .t simple and low m
calorics-bctWcon 700 and POO
Fruit is first choice. Or You
might have "A peppermint cream
and lct II dissolve slowly on the
tongue 10 Saturatc the taste.
buds. If YOU smoke, a cIgarct
puts a period 10 the meal.
Period
Last and most important,
however, stop eating while you
could with no urging. cat more.
In 10 minutes you Will feel per-
iectly happy and not hungry.
Tenth Day
Immediately ON rising drink
a glass of hu'icrmllk, before
breakfast SO caioricS.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
Mary
HaWorth
nEAR ~ EAWORTH-


I have hccn married II years,
since 4 was 10 and my husband
o. We have three nice children.
ranging in ages from 4 10 10
years My husband is a pretty
good farmer and takes reason
ably good care Of his livestock,
folds and such.
We 60 to town on an average
a. twice a week, when l do
the shopping and my husband
goes 10 the liquor store and
then 10 the beer parlorS. About
twice a month ne rather over
does this. and then we really
have il OUT Both Of Us say
things no child should be
obliged 10 overhear, and AZ such
Tunes -nur- -tNDe eldest eet-to cry
ing and my husband says it's
all my fault.
lie also SAYS that ! do prac-
tjcaHy nothing that ! spend
nearly AN his hard-carned
money that ! Couldn possibly
earn such a good living for my
self that If ne didn't take care
of me ! would Starvc, and that
Notwithstanding would be
my lot The day following these
explosions he can't see Why l
should still be angry. He thinks
and says ! bring II all on my
self. that ! have everything tho
way ! want n.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
Spiritual Armour

Also your black moods which
carry over from one such quar-
rel 10 the next. are caused not
50 much hy his getting drunk
as by the insulting retOrtS he
makes 10 your hiSterlng COM
mcnts on his drunken condition.
Thus as spiritual armor, II for
no other reason you should
practice great Christian fore
bcarance when he is SouScd
And this policy. II combined
with praise Of his good points
when ne Is sober. may StraiChtcn
him out -- as tonguc-lashlng
never VIII.
With three small children who
need your protective care and
never more than when their
father is drinking your thought
of boiling leaving them with
hu-rsthcr takes NY breaf n
away You cant do that II
you can. II YOU do. You cntitlc
him 10 the laSt word in any
exchange Of barbed views about
each others shortcomings
Copyright ia4s Tns Wsshiur-n1 POST.
Dir-ou'sd ~ Kirg Pastures syrd 1n-
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24

OdIdNO ldIIlDUI JCI
IF YOU are looking for a new
way Of de luNing your hamburg
ers you viii aSsuredly like this
one Cut thin slices of calavo
and place on top of meat. Top
off with your favoritc season
inc. Very good!
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24

Enjoy it tonight

Cut a Calavo into circles, cutting
against the seed t~l.t lightly to
loosen from seed. Cut circles into
halves. Remove skin. Sprinkle
with grspefruit\or LINE juice and
sslL Arrange alternately with
grapefruit sections, free Of all
white membrane Serve dressing
separately. Insist on Cslavo
C1N R.sl for C6tifornis's finest
ayocsdos-
Ear l,s. tselns lela.l. NM Dsrf 70
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24

These are so low IN CaloricS YOU
can cat as much as you please
provided no fat caiorlcS are
aldnd
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
Anger Does Damage
DEAR P r:

Anger blinds, We are told.
And this appears 20 he A case
Of two persons thus blinded
swinging wildly al each other
and inJuring innocent children
in the affray. To clear your
vision. both Of you, I recommend
Bible reading and family prayer
every evening. Right Al table,
aS supper is finished might be
the most convenient time. Urge
YOUR husband 10 lead this Splr-
itual exercise; but If he won I,
do II yourself.
In this sad story YOU relate,
your husband IS the chief Cul-
prit. Of course; but as YOU hope
for peace and delivorance from
evil. you must face the fact
that your customary reaction
of flying al his throat when he
plays the fool is ungodly behav-
ior too II simply makes the
matter worse for you and the
children, who are terrified by
the awful spectacle Of parents
turned hellcatS splitting hate at
each other on such occasions.