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Evening star., 1951-12-02

Ss5,o SSe5, Hoom ooo. open Weekaaa;ys
THE EVENING STAR
110I Penna. Ave. NV.
PRESS FEEDER. young man. exp
$50 am. BREWooD. 1s17 G. St
PREssMAN-Kluge experience. Per.
high-elass work. HERBERT LEVY
PRINTERS-Hand compositors and
Linotype operators; perm; positions
tons aoon HARWg iasP see PessHf soce, eo
80 G st. NV Na. 1855. " w.
PRINTER. well-qualified hand COM
positor 4 hrs; per day, mornings Or
afternoons. virginia lob shop, 80
minutes from D. G; Perm. for
heslthy ssls fast seegTate e.r SOBER ded
in first letter Box 91-B, Star.
PRINTER, stoneman or hoorman, for
weekly newspaper; must be quick;
high scale, steady year-round en-
0nn s5oo GO0s WORKING co9atenf 9sfa
PRINTER-PRESSMAN wanted. SOUTH
PRINTER -PRESsMAN. Job shop. B.
Gay week, helly-C. d r. salary
open. WESTMINSTER PRESS. 1873
RADIO SERVICE MAN. part time,
must be exper. and have car; excel.
compensation and allowance for car
State draft status. hrs. avail. eX-
RaMp Rss p EspE sGt 4Sz oysr stsr r. hsS
school graduate preferred. See Mr..
Rackow. NORTHWEST AIRLINES,
Hangar No. 2. WASHINGTON Nal
tional Airport.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-For a
dependable, successful salesman who
is willing to work. we have real
opportunity. Phone MR.. ADAMS
70 vtoI 2 aDpts VI: s5IIr Irs,,.x =.
getic man wanted for Bethesda OIL
fee; no experience needed: must be
able to work hard; Bethesda resident
preferred; must nave Q GOOD auto
mobile. WOODMOOR AGENCY,
INC: Realtors. Call OIL. $3.50 for
REaI IpHo'fsSIsnFi ESTATE SALESMAN; fine op-
portunity for full-time agent, with
some experience, specializing In sale
of Nd. property. For appointment
call Mr.. Nichols, At Ju. s-s7oo.
LAUREL REALTY CO. 4
REAL ESTATE Statesmen (2l want
ed for active Conn. ave. oflce with
or without experience. 8. r. MAR
TIN & CO., Realtors. 1929 Conn.
ave. DU 1868 -
Evening star., 1951-12-02
WHERE YOU WOULD FIT IN

New men are assigned to the types of
work outlined above, according to the needs of
the department and the abilities and inclna-
tions of the individual. The new man begins
learning by actually handling a responsible job
in the group he is assigned to-working along
is to see that he is trained as quickly as possible
We believe that the best interests of the
man as well as the company are secured by his
getting to work" as quickly as possible in
job that will draw heavily upon his training
and ability right from the start These jobs
develop good allaround businessmen capable
of shouldering broad management response
vancement both within and outside of the
Advertising Department.
Evening star., 1951-12-02
Lumber and Mill Work

For capable salesman, thoroughly ex-
perienced in all phases Of retail
lumber and mill work; must possess
executive ability; prefer man with
LEGAL following or connections; re-
ence and results. See Mr.. Siberian,
LIBBEY LUMBER CO., 625 New
York ave. NV, Ma. 1928. .
st-class topnotch ma
chinist. accustomed to doing preci-
sion work; no long runs; varied
work; sick leave. va. 6-oay W.
AHRENDT INSTRUMENT CO., 49l0
Calvert rd.. College PIX. Md. UN
Evening star., 1951-12-02
HELP MEN

WTREMAN. exper. In wiring servo
mechanfSms and electronfc equip
from wiring diagrams req. UN. 400
BOY, to work part time in circula-
ton. Call DI. 1866 between $50
pm. Monday throueh Friday.
BOYS
t3). Neat. 1922. to travel 80 States
and return on circulation work. ad
sransD furn nfa"aR Us ssSdR' Ssee2 gaa ana
after short training period. Call
for appointment. MR.. MESCAL. Ma.
4420. 4
MAN. experienced in the handling Of
plumbing and heating material, with
daiysrs permit e tass as,v.,ss care tor Of
ssEaSasRse sTs@aRT sa1NpM aR1pnSlns co. u'lSsss $3.50
| Maple st. NV. GE. 0437. -
MAN. $3.50, must be able to under
| stand mechanical drawings and write
short specification. Full or part time
| position: Excel, future for capable
responsible man. Box 393-B. Star.
MAN WANTED to sell Rawleigh's
household products to consumers
| tier No experience needed to start.
Pleasant. profitable. dignified work.
! Write today. RAWLEIGH'S, dept.
DCL-14-53, Chester. Pa.
MAN with responsibilities that can
appreciate better than average
proposition that Is lucrative. No
| age limit. S720 Flower ave. Silver
Spring Md. Suburban Trust Bldg
MAN WANTED, 1880 yrs, of age. Ia
change fare boxes. Must have legiblt
handwriting and be in good physical
Past record will be inyestigated.
Night work; 9 Pm; to gao an. !
! start. Paid vacations. sick leave and
pension plan. Apply in person. CAPI.
| tai TRANSIT CO.. 36th and M
SITS. NV. Take No. 80. Rosslyn car
MAN. colored. to work. in paint fac
tory; good opportunity for steady.
| sober. reliable man. Local refs. re-
aulred. Call TU. $500 for interview.
MAN, colored. work In liauor store;
drivers license. Apply Ills ou
Evening star., 1951-12-02

ROOM CLERK. experienced. PO.
TOMAC HOTEL, 800 18th st. NV
Ma. 9216 =
ROOFERS and roofers' helpers: Men
employment to qualified men. APP
ply in person. KNIGHT ROOFING
CO.. 1890 Woodbury. dr., Takoma
RooFEks. fs5Fi Me' s2.7s plus welfare fund:
exper. on cutters. spouts. general
repairs; year-round steady work:
this Is your opportunity to work
with a modern. progressive organi.
cation: G1cHNER. 1900 Kendeil
RooFINe HELPER twh,te,, experi-
enced Call JA. 2-9414 after 5.
ROUTE MAN, aggressive. neat-ap-
pearing married man with car
Training on job, Starting salary
$40 wk. with bonus. Call Mr.
JONES. UN. 1904, 8 TO $50. for
interview.
Evening star., 1951-12-02

PATENT ATTORNEY. chemical. or
ganic: New York office, large chemical
perience and law degree. Give details
Of education and patent experience
in first letter. Box 407-z. Star. %
PHARMACIST, reg. in Nd; cxper. /:
refs; REQUIRED; excel; salary and
PHARMACIST, reg. Maryland; 2 to
10 pm. no Sunday. SUITLAND
PHARMACY. 1892 Suitland I'd. Sc.
PHARMACisT-Fast downtown store
S125 weekly. TOWER PHARMACY
14th and K NV. No Sundays. .
PHARMACIST. exp. with colored trade
preferred: steady position in new
store. MA. 0962.
Evening star., 1951-12-02
WIRE MEN

Experienced, must be able to work
from schematics: 40-hr. wk.: plant
In District; various Jobs. Telephone
MR., WILLIAMS. LII. 3-2705, for in
terview. -S
Evening star., 1951-12-02
statesmen
Distributor Calibel
statesmen

II you are interested in q salable
product. backed by a national or
paid weekly. let US show YOU our
proposal. No canvassing, qualified
leads; unlimited prospects furn.:
$75-$150 weekly after brief train
ing; S10,O00-S15,000 per yr. for
top men; neat appearance and car
fSsfn''ea REfp or MR. BEsT fHpEMtaNi fOS ntarSieH v
Oh. 1890 weekday1 or WI. 7790
ewes. and GundayS.I
Evening star., 1951-12-02
Salesman

$4,000 q year guaranteed II you
are the right man. Here are the
qualifications:
% % to so years Of age.
(2) Personality plus.
(3D A top producer. month after
month. in your present organtza-
tion.
(4) A sales leader in all past organi-
cations with which YOU have been
connected.
(5l Willing to work hard and Iona
hours.
(6) A resident or willing to make
Washington your home.
% Own q good automobile
(S) In your own opinion
SUPER SALESMAN
II your record viii stand the test,
write US. giving full particulars.
WHICH will be handled in strict
confidence. Our present statesmen
know about this ad. Box 175-B. Star.
3
Evening star., 1951-12-02
EXAMINE YOUR
QUALIFICATIONS CAREFULLY

If you feel that you qualify, write, giving
full details on your background and expert
ence, to w. L. FRANTZ, DEPT. ], PROCTOR
& GAMBLE, Gwynne Bldg, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Evening star., 1951-12-02

sALESMEN-NoT CANvASsERs
your earnings evenings
and Saturdays. If qualified you will
receive a guaranteed drawing Of SIG
to $40 depending on volumn you
n-Photographers, 1922 18th st
NV. Phone RE. 1852 between 3 tc
5 pm. for evening interview apt:
Evening star., 1951-12-02
PRESS CLEANERS

Colored men. 1886 years Of age, of
heavy build, and willing to give
regular attendance. Apply person
mel. Room 500. Open weekdays
S:30-5 and Sat, 81. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1951-12-02
MAINTENANCE
SUPERVISOR

For group OF apartment houses; must
be experienced in supervising men
and handling maintenance Give
present salary. age, exper., references.
Excellent salary and opportunity.
Box 45S-B, Star .
MEAT BONER, experienced. for whole
sale meat house. DISTRICT HOTEL
SUPPLY CO. 500 18th st. s;w.
MEATCUTTER--Good job for SOBER,
industrious man. Many employe
Ssnefits; Wa iss4 Apply to Mr.. AKMAN'
MEAT CUTTER, exper.; no drinker.
MEATcUTTER. experienced. for self
service meat dept: many company
benefits. Apply in person. BUCK
tNGHAM SUR MARKET, l"23
MAChAN4LS, battery-repair man. ra-
diator reuair man: steady work.
good pay, vacation, pension plan
Apply in person. GREYHOUND GA
RAGE, 1345 N. Y. ave. ne. =
MECHANICS AND HELPERS-White
for misc. and ornamental iron shop.
Steady work for reliable persons.
ACME IRON WORKS, 1240 Mt.
Olivet I'd. ne, LA 6-l240. .
Evening star., 1951-12-02
PHARMACIST

41x1xt&S4x4S&o
Full time: registered in Md. or elisi.
b for reciprocity: excellent oppor-
tion.
Good starting salary, commission
bonuses and opportunity for rapid
advancement; sick benefits, hospi.
talization and vacations; pleasant
Star. Il
PHOTOGRAPHERS, lithographic. ex
LITHodRAPH SERVICE. Elk. 1897
PHOTOGRAPHERS, must be thor.
oughly experienced. children. adult
MoYE oToGRApHERS, u,
14th ct. :, Room GIT. %
PLASTER. to finish 6-rm. house Il
QrovetonS Va. board nailed ur
Cali TR. 1908.
Evening star., 1951-12-02

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
WANT TO MAKE REAL MONEY? .
Full-time job for an experienced
BULGE & BOWLBY
s616 Ga. Ave. 9 TIL 8. SH. 5452.
Observation-Disclosures
Age 26-40; permanent position, all
around maintenance work. Expert
enced in restaurant air conditioning
and refrigeration. Must have car.
Meals furnished. disqualification
and other employment benefits.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
USE STAIRWAY TO 2nd FLOOR
RM. 600, COLORADO BLDG.
1341 G St. NV No Phone Calls 4
REPAlRMAN FOR ELECTRIC MO-
TORS AND OUTSIDE TROUBLE
SHOOTING. 1889 P ST. NV, Nj.
0QGS -
Evening star., 1951-12-02

~ TECHNICTANS-Part time. New
profit. sharing service organisation
has a.rs nesn Ss.ter erssnzsa ryss s1ys @ sS. sss,
bench space write Boz 9-v. Star.
Evening star., 1951-12-02
MECHANIC

Man between 80 and 40 yrs. old for
repairs to washing and driving laun-
company. Must be thoroughly exper
Car necessary. Full or part time
considered Apply Mr. Hisle.
JONATHAN WOODNER co.
Evening star., 1951-12-02

ROUTE SALESMAN
Experience not necessary. guaranteed
salary while learning. paid vacation.
group disqualification available. GE
Evening star., 1951-12-02

PAINTERS
EXP. only. Apply JAFFE. oil 18th
st NV
Evening star., 1951-12-02
ROUTE MEN
ROIJTEMAN

To service merchandise vending ma
chimes. No exper. necessary. Must
have D. C. permit. Apply Monday,
Evening star., 1951-12-02

MESSENGER tfoot). white; good pay.
Apply MACKAY RADIO AND TELE-
GRAPH CO.. Dupont Circle NV.
Evening star., 1951-12-02

employment; exceptional opportunity
for men. 25 or older. with good
knowledge OF Washington area,
S1.32 per hour with paid holidays
and vacations. If you know trucks
and can offer good references. see
Mr.: Lawrence. A. P. WOODSON CO..
Evening star., 1951-12-02
ORDINANCE ENGINEER

Senior: experienced with naval ord
nance equipment; mechanical en-
gineering degree preferred; salary
per annun Call ME 6Q11 &
Evening star., 1951-12-02

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Evening star., 1951-12-26
On the Air
There Isn't
Any Limit
To TVUses
By Harry Macarthur

AS television develops. new
uses for it are being found all
the time. It has potentialities far
greater than as a mere vehicle for
transporting song and dance and
mileage-wearied vaudeville acts to
your living room. There probably
is. as a matter of fact, no limit
to the number of things television
can do if it is only given the
chance.
You might, for instance. con-
slider the use made of a television
set by a woman known to this
department. Her problem may not
be universal, and her inadvertent
solution of it may not have wide
spread application, but. anyhow
here it is.
She is one of those women, ac-
cording to our information, who
is always trying to grow plants
out of things that came into the
house for some other purpose
sweet potatoes, old garlic buds
and whatnot. She has had very
little luck, however, with avocado
seeds.
She props them on toothpicks
in the proper manner. sets them
in water and follows the instruc-
tionS handed down in old wives
tales. but nothing ever comes OF
it. Nothing ever did. that is. until
she proppsd her last avocado seed
in water. cast her eye about the
living room for a likely place fol
it. and set it atop the television
set.
In no time at all she had a small
shrub growing there in testament
to her success this time. She
thinks it was not necessarily the
nourishment which came over the
air waves. but the heat generated
by all those electrons bouncing
around.
If you have new Christmas
televiSion set it may or may not
cheer you to know that it at least
might be good for growing avocado
plants. The decorative possibili-
ties this woman's discovery offers
are tremendous, though. You
might even train a vine to drape
itself over the screen at certain
hours SO you wouldn't, even ac-
cidentally, see certain programs.
Evening star., 1951-12-26

$3.50, WTOP-Bing Crosby Show:
Bob Hope and Dorothy Lamour
visit.
$3.50, WWDC, WASH Family
Theater.: Pat O'Brien and Francis
x. Bushman head the cast of Star
of Wonder"
1000, WTOP - Boxing: Roger
Donoghue meets Winnie D'Andrea
in a 10-round welterweight bout.
1O:45, WMAL-Medal of Honor:
The story of Medal of Honor VIM
ner Corpl Charles E. Kelly Is told.
Television Today.
800, WNBW-Kate Smith Eve
ming Hour: Olga San Juan and Ed
mund O'Brien join the show.
900. WTOP-Strike It Rich !:
Jackie Robinson pays guest visit.
900, WNBW-Television Theater
Vaughn Taylor and Brook Byron
star in a repeat performance of
Nantucket Legend"
$3.50, WTOP-The Web: The dra-
matization is Model Murder"
1880, WMAL-Celanese Theater:
The presentation is Philip Barry's
The Joyous Season." with Lillian
Gish.
1000, WTOP-Boxing: Winnie
ID'Andrea meets Roger Donoghue in
Ia 10-round welterweight bout.
1880, WNBW-Cavalier Theater:
The teleplay is Two for Penny
by Carol Warner Gluck.
Evening star., 1951-12-26
Here's How TO
Check Coughs
Amazingly Quick!

Promptly. pleasantly Halls Expecto-
rant tends to soothe and help Nature
heal irritated membranes OF the throat.
Coughs due to colds are often eased
amazingly quick Users say. Nothing
better for coughs when one has cold "
They speak from experience Halls Ex-
pectorant has been relieving cold coughs
for more than 25 years and is more
popular than ever Remember the name
Ask your druggist for HALLS ExPEc-
TORANT. Convenient size bottle only
40c. Large sizes for home use
Evening star., 1951-12-26
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Evening star., 1951-12-26
FROM HOLLYWOOD
By Hal Humphrey

After talking to Red Shelton you
discover that about the only per-
son who isn't worried about
whether he can keep up that fast
fresh pace on TV is the big, 200
pound comic himself.
Reds ability to juggle simul-
taneously a radio program, TV
show and a movie Gust completed
at MGMD makes him lntolerant oi
his contemporaries who claim thai
one TV appearance a month il
enough.
How do they expect to builc
an audience that way" he asks;
Sure. if you're lazy, or too busy
playing golf. it's tough to prepare
TV show more than once {
month. miss a lot of those COM
edians on TV because I can never
remember what week they're on,
he said.
In answer to the direct cues
ton, How can you keep It uI
every week?", Red walks over tC
the wall of books in his combina-
ton den and bedroom and pulls
out a biography of Charlie Chap
lin.
Look at this" he says, turning
to the appendix. Here's list OF
all the pictures Chaplin me6e
You can see that he turned out an
average of one one-reel comedy
every week for several years. Now
there's guy who evidently wasn't
short of ideas for material
Most of Reds waking hours are
devoted to his craft-being q
comedian. Despite his crowded
schedule, this 38-year-old dynamo
manages to read more books and
watch more TV in a week than
most of us average in a month.
During the shooting of Lovely
to Look at" at MGM, Red was at
the breakfast table at 7 am.
every day, eating what his red
headed wife, Georgia, calls an
Indiana breakfast" eggs, bacon,
potatoes. toast and a quart of
chocolate milk.
From BIS to 6 pm. Red was on
the MGM lot. In between takes
he would read radio and TV
scripts.
On rare occasions when he does
relax, his hobbies are oil painting
and gin rummy. After dinner al
home. Red romps with the other
two red heads in the Skeltor
household-Richard, 8, and Val.
entina, 4.
Then he takes a hot bath and
piles into his king-siZe bed where
he alternately reads and watche.
television for several hours. Rec
and Georgia seldom take in any oil
Hollywood's night life, because
of his break-neck schedule.
He spends most of Saturday anc
Sundays rehearsing for the TV
show. MICS press agents go crazy
trying to get situation stories OF
the show to the papers in ad-
vance, because Red and his -four
writer's revamp and rebuild the
gags right up until he goes on
the air.
Bed has one of the most amaz-
ing memories in show business
which gives him this advantage
of being able to change lines just
before show time. He has over zoe
of his old vaudeville routines
planted just as firmly in his minc
as the day he did them for thea.
ter audiences.
BY coupling this retentive mem.
ory with his talent for getting
comedy ideas from nearly every.
thing he sees or reads. Red has 6
combination which must fill many
another comedian with a feeling
Of pure Illustration.
If the day ever comes when hi
starts parroting those who say T1
comedy can't be done once a week
you will be looking at an old ane
feeble Red Shelton.
'My friends keep telling me Tn
tired" says Red, with all air Of
sarcasm. They know it, but
don't. Now isn't that amazing?'
Copyright 1851, Mirror Enterprises
Syndicate.D
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Evening star., 1951-12-26

Evening news broadcast, di-
rect from The Stars news
room, Monday through Friday
over Stations WMAL and
WNIAL-FM; 6 pm.
Evening star., 1951-12-26
Headlights
Radio Today.

$3.50, WRC-The Big Story: 1.-THE
Case of the Small Town Big Shot,
an experience of Reporter Shandy
Hill, is dramatized.
Evening star., 1951-03-09
Lecture on Birds TONIGHT

The birds that live amid wars
wreckage on Wake and Midway
Islands In the Pacific will be the
subject of a lecture before the
National Geographic Society at
BIS o'clock tonight in Constitu-
tion Hall, Eighteenth and D streets
NV. The lecturer, DR.. Alfred M.
Bailey, director Of the Colorado
Museum at Denver. has appeared
annually since 1914 on the socie-
tvs winter lecture program.
Evening star., 1951-03-27
By Ruth Dean

Members of the District Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs were called
on yesterday TO urge quick passage
by the House of Representatives
of a "one-package draft extension
and Universal Military Training
Bill"
Reporting on the present status
of U. M. T. legislation in Congress-
at the monthly meeting of the
group at the Hamilton Hotel, Mrs,
Ernest w. Howard. legislative
chairman. charged that opponents
of U. M. T. seek to divide the bill
into two parts for the real pur-
pose" of killing U. M. T. by de-
ferring all action on it for years,
Mrs. Howard told the members
to call upon members of Congress
and urge that the U. M. T. bill be
passed now, and not loaded with
amendments that have no con-
nection with Selective Service or
U. M. To- Floor debate of the bill,
which was reported out of the
House Armed Services Committee
on March Is, will begin on April 8.
The federation voted to request
the Senate subcommittee on Ap-
preparations for the Treasury, ito
restore the $4,000 deleted by the
House subcommittee on Appro-
priations for the Treasury from
the budget of the Federal Bureau
of Narcotics"
The motion was introduced by
Mrs. Leslie B. Wright, chairman
of legislation for the General Fed
Grafton Of Women's Clubs, who
pointed out that "a large part of
the $75,000" was used for en-
forcement of narcotics laws in
the District.
The federation elected two new
officers to fill vacancies left by the
resignation of members of clubs
Evening star., 1951-03-27
Federation to Hold
Baltimore PurIev

I The Maryland Federation of
Women's Clubs will hold it's an
nual convention April 1-3 in Bal
timore.
The conclave will begin with a
conference of junior clubs of the
federation on April /, with Mrs.
Hiram c. Houghton, jr., president
of the General Federation of
Women's Clubs, as guest speaker.
Mrs. Charles E. Pruitt, jr., Junior
chairman, will preside.
Highlight of the three-day con-
ference will be the luncheon at
pm. Monday. Mrs. Houghton
and Gov. Theodore R. McKeldin
will be the principal speakers.
Miss Alma H. Preinkert. fedora
tion president, will conduct the
Monday and Tuesday sessions,
which will feature annual reports
and election of officers.
DR.. Arthur S. Flemming, chair
man of the Defense Manpower
Evening star., 1951-03-27

put a little pep into their con-
versation.
Furthermore, our friends, in ad-
dition to making life more enter
tanning and amusing for us, are
assets that no young couple can
afford to throw away. Just as
many business deals are put across
over dinner tables as are over Of
flee desks. Half of us go to this
doctor when We are sick, or that
lawyer when we need one, not be-
cause he is superior to some other
doctor or lawyer, but because we
met him at the Jenkins party and
took a fancy to him or because our
wife likes his wife.
Of course, there should be mod
Grafton in all things. A young
married couple should no more be
perpetual gadders than they
should be stick in -the-muds, but
once or twice a week they should
step out to get a little fresh air
and few new ideas.
Evening star., 1951-03-27
Dorothy Dix
Young Couple Can Make Grave Mistake
By Becoming Hern7its After MARRIAGE

DEAR DOROTHY DIX: We
have been married very short
time and the question of going
about bit and keeping up our
old friendships has risen between
us. My husband thinks that we
should be all and all to each 9TH
er. Never want any outside COM
pany and spend all of our eve
nings at home. He has dropped
all his acquaintances. never wants
to stir from his own fireside and
says that if I really love him ]
wouldn't ever want any society but
his. do love him, but I am of a
sociable nature. I like good times
and think that for complete hap
piness we have to have outside
interests and friends regardless
of how much we love each other
Which one Of us is right?
PUZZLED WIFE.
Answer: You are, absolutely
No young couple can make a
greater mistake than by turning
hermits at the beginning of their
life. Friends and outside
interests are the salt that gives
SAVIOR to life after marriage just
as much as it did before marriage.
The theory that husband and
wife should be all and all to each
other, that they need no society
other than their own, and should
confine all their interests to the
four walls of their home. is the
most misleading propaganda that
was ever preached. 1t has led
many misguided youngsters who
embraced it to the divorce courts.
Because no two people in the
world who are thrown solely upon
each other for companionship can
keep from boring each other to
death or from quarreling just to