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h -" accent ﬁrst. syl ble. 3. Ser eant, 4. 2. What is the correct. pronunc- Equivalent, in value, signiﬁcation, iation oi “jaguar”! l or effect: "His sttemerl 3. Which one of these words is tamourlt to e. confession." 5. Hetero-

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in writlns to the and. as the Prayer Book mnthere is no health .in us? it is an affliction that belslle, practically every ' ' ". in

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Q. I am a married man and ex- pect my wife and baby from Eng- Recently I bought a

house, the tenant of which is a single woman. Does the ‘freezing order" mean that a single woman can retain tenancy while a, married man with s wife and baby has io

A, The "lreezins order" protects -single women (and men also) the same as it protects marlied people may sewn unfair in your particular case. We readily under- stand that separate ruling could not

months and months. Ideal, too, 333m‘ mm we“ to’ each mam-

Q, Could you tell m§4 how it was

an ear old 812711181! from her home? i’ thought the "ireezing order" protected such

ie ii’ Selim m r er" cB-llll G l‘ iimount oi misunders nding. In

the house which this elderly lady occupied

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ounces oi salon-type sol ~ W55 OWIICG by a W31.’ VEWTBU- Under lion with Kurlian, elﬂuii- s u P R E M E WPTB regulations s veteran on. so End Tissues. Appli- owned n home beiore he enlisted in

give the

resent tenant three months’ notice Bo vacate after he has received his ‘r discharge. These were the circwn- stances in this case. I-t is difficult to protect everyone and in this case e1 ‘lg-hat a man who ave up his home serve in the mi itsry iorces oi hi8 00ml" w regal» Possession

Q. I rent. two rooms to a family who expect. to move sway soon. My , 15 a word 5981mm‘; landlord has heard of this and he with het that means "differing in claims I must, rent the rooms to

A. No . . . there is no regulation

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es the absent treatment whenwe can see that our humends are oom- ing down with the grouchel, and our wives are led unto the teeth with

home. In some cases it is n. chronic o-

suiiers irom it and no one seems to know what to toy the cure.

upon our nerves. To get far enough sway from

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be (gitlcourse. the tints-honored theory oi domestic life l; that it muss s a c. Husbands and wives must never be parted. They mllgt Lug each other wherever they go. Mothers must never leave their chil- dren even ior a day. Children must never go anywhere without, your" “$1? ‘mm by i118 hund- Old peovple must go and live with their c en, no matter how antagonistic they are, nor how they tight like the Kilkenny cats when they llvg mother,

In nine-tenths otlthe iliiiiil-DDY houses the trouble is an overdose of domesticity. and the indicated remedy is to lay off of it tol- a while. All i-hB-i Kinny a husband needs to make him see his wife again ‘as a Bill-mot girl and to brag about what e. wonder little Jimmie is. is for him to so of-f on a hunting or fishing trip with Qtlm- men,

"hand every wiie end mother knows that (or her to leave the children w Grandma and go of! by herself for a vacation is equivalent to hav- ing the house refurnished. and her husbsndtrsnsfigured into a movie hero. and the children changed from brats into angels.

And that l.» Just the natural working out o! cause and eiiect. ior married people do not realiu how dependent they are on “u. other until they are lest alone. Then the wlie discovers that there is no kick in setting a good dinner if there is no man to est it, and he husband finds out that a house without s woman in it is the lonesomest place in the world. and that he can't iind e shirt. and he doesnt know any more what to do with the children than if they were some strange ml. rnals that had wandered into his yard.

There comes a hesrtbreekLl-lg timeto practically all parents when their adolescent children are fractious and disobedient and almost im- possible to live with and when they sadly say that they don't know What to do with Tom and Mary. The one sure-fire cure for the situa- tion is to send them oii to school or cunpg where they won't y”; h." to Bus: silencers and defy all discipline. Many parents and children IN GS rgngetittlior llfe by the iight they go through when the yolmgsterg are ms ng eir battle ior freedom and the (sthers and mother; are still regarding them as babies.

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others it is a sporadic attack. But at times everyone d0 oimlt it. or, i! they do. they haven't the nerve to

which a w separate ‘or a,‘ whnﬂ To u‘ “n; alere to loin the other women-

5mm f-iir people and conditions that have gotten

those with whom we live to get a new perspective

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Jamie strolled to Alder-lea with the helpers from the lumbering in the woodlands tocla "because I wanted to see the f res there" he fxplelned when he came irom din- ng at the hours ‘across the lane. But ier him, there was no re- turning there, in the dampness of ihie sunless day, which from noon- tide, promised rein. However he enjoyed his visit so well, he later made his own arrangements to stay over-night, He is asleep now in the old bed in this room above the kitchen. As I write, I can see the brown heed on a pillow, and et last the rain patters on the rooi above. '

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Perhaps the highlight of his visit was his trip to the corner when James took Jeanie and me

lk of the community. who as- sembled a ,day earlier than the time appointed, for their Service in connection with the World Day o! Prayer. In the old Church ut the corner it was held the guests being the ladies from the neighbor- ing Church, s short distance sway and down the river road, When Jeanie and I left the sleigh, we had only to pick our ste s with care across a road-side rlvu et hus- lenlng down to the river, then skirting the cemetery on a much- trequented short-cut, to our destin- ation. i overheard James remark to his grandson, beiore we turned away, "There's nothing we need at the store, is there?" and Jamie answer emphlntlcplly‘: “there isi"

‘This afternoon, I_ found the same air of sanctity there that comes to greet me in every Church -the quietness and peace that for the time, takes one away from the caressnd turmoil o! the day and turns one thoughts aside from “esrthy" homes to other "man- slops eternal in the Heavens." From several directions, the ladies came and considering the dark day and the road conditions, the pio- neering spirit of their forbears has not been entirely lost to these modern times. Some walked, ang- ling iields; one crossed a river and others ’like Jeanie and my- self gra ing op crtunitys horns, rode thit er in srm-sle ghs. Bas- ket-laden, some came to provide for the social hour which comes as a pleasant sequel to the meeting. And one, though she could not have suspected it at the time of embsrksllon, came across the broad Atlantic to join in our Ser- vice-and bind us closer to the Motherland. We listened to s strange, musical tongue read a Psalm, as one well acquainted with each verse, who knew and loved it well. "H mskeih wars to cease... He breailreth the bow...and cut- teth the spear, in sunder....He burneth the chariot."

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