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Show PAKONVAN TIMKS. PAROWAN. r Later. Lucy went from room to i! .ik ng sure wirdiwa were i n Pet to wide, tiat ba kdj were over small, hunrt rd shoal lers, doors The dark lay thuk in tie room Bill Junior shared with Calvin. She heard someone move when she went in on quiet Tin m FICTION CORNER TUI LOSER By C. S. .MUXTAYXE Learn to Meet Emergencies by Reading Practical Instructions for Home Nurse )u- ati in hi afcroM tall c U you live lion a dio- tor. V u ahouM know N'W to merl hum emrr turn. host L cxM, falnhntf. I AMF.S CV could Creomtildon relieves promptly boSeat of t ll troubla to help luuarti and rxpcj and aid nature pnn l.vlrnanilrtilrmn, tuU tender, la- ttauied bn luhui mucous mem11 brane. T your druh'gtat to sell you a bottle cf Creomulaioti with the undemanding you must like the way tl quickly ahavs the coiii h or you ara nus tt govs rli'.ht to Ui n Sr rid S3 rent h coin f.r arff al la "That you, mother?" llnifIM for Th Hum Sura t. Hrrlilv ' ) hr ?ll mr. )?lh ttni s.t down on the edge of the Nnaer It. rm toik I'm, Mtrrl,t ra, Nrv bed. Her sons hand slipped mtj diraa WHS Son, botolrt till, and ha. IS hers. When Illness Strikes "A good gan.e. Bill." SI squeerrj Mother Becomes Nurse hi fingers before she released them, TASTER SMOOTHERS t hate your luooey back. "Well plsyed I rn sorry you didn't win." He drew a deep, long breath, IJEWARE of rusty nails. for Coughs, Chett CcIJj, Bronchitis if one has pnmetured "So'm I. Pop's tough. Got to ba the skin for it can be treacherous. awful good to take him." Tor emergency treatment, cltanae "I suppose so. Her voice was Wound fPClf nd iur In and with Buy U. S. Savings Bonds! siwtl OS DoJsil low, fit. "Goodnight, dear." to o! boU out pirliclrt peroitd rui and After she quietly closed the door and her footsteps dwindled down the hall. Bill Junior raised himself on cr.a arm. "Awake, Stinky?" The springs in Calvins bed twanged as he turned over. "Yeah, why? She to have him defeated? It was s.ily. always tell !rr husband drove in by uproarious wvlcom. t t children' crowding down to lb 'ere 'jfv now Rill Junior, Calvin, frjryhia. Hauls and Roger. aged 8. t;. ftsrd their ahrlU. noted cries .r. i. alter a minute, Bill's hearty, roirtrg laugh. She amlled a little, f i ;.i!v, as she went to the window i!.! d:ew the curtain aside. W.'.y, she wondered, did children ulaavs ado'e their father? Perhoja faU.ers were r.ot t vas lcause all day, telling them to do t . r.nt to do that. Or because they wire something of a novelty, who c. " e home from week trips, with trt.'.guing gifts. Her smile faded as m e let the curtain drop. This father, Lucy reflected with a sVh. was a strange mixture of bluff, g. i nature, generosity and ego-- t rui. R.ll was a king In his own Ime a fat. rollicking monarch w!.c.e reign had never been And there, Lucy decided, wa t ForYourCougli tom ulaVoMB. fret. 1 Relief At Last dirt c!i-r- (ri-rl- GOOD ITAII AnJj.t They aMcr.tled m the playroom next n.ght Calv n made a leg f.re and Cynthia the chairs Paula was arrange! and, umpire , grace! the top of tho radio tat le Her expression was serious as if w.th the heavy on. rejarm sibility of her role. Lucy, her about Huger, who had been allow to stay up an extra hour f. r tie momentous struggle, sat on the corner divan waUhing. It was brill, ant table tennis. Hard fought, clean, clever. Twice Bill Junior seemed to have his father leaten. Twice his aggressive defensive ajpeared to bewilder tie I n'r, CREOMULSION Par-ticularl- y, rroks-legyed- 10 ij CAMELS ARE THE CHOICE OF EXPERIENCE WITH ME! Cjoid&-- j dis-fute- d. li the trouble. The children humored him. They purposely indulged his desire to wm at whatever games they played, they seemed to Instinctively krow how much It meant to him. T1 ey fed his vanity, took a delight In keeping his laughter quick and ready. Lucys face shadowed. She wondered why such a trivial matter as Bills winning childrens games should annoy her. Out It did It had from the first that day last Summer when ahe had seen Calvin throw a handicap tennis match so his father could win. "Dinner ready? They streamed in, Bill In the van, the children following. He caught Lucy by the elbows, and raised her ffl g of! tonight?" saw her husbands nod. "Sure, any time but wed better make it tomorrow. Ive got a report to write after dinner. He added, amused: "Think you can beat me? "Ive been practicing all week at Lucy the Y, young Bill told him. In the dark, long after the others were asleep, Lucy thought about the family tournament. For a long time Bill Junior had wanted a bicycle to oover the rounds he made after school in search of magazine subscriptions. Dreamily, Lucy decided that if he won the tournment if he beat his father she would get it for him. Again she wondered at herself, at her annoyance. Such a small, harmless conceit, this desire to win on big Bills part. Why should she want '3 iV-SS" .;v ' (.k'v ) ( 1 Lucy noticed that her fta ivzt lMt. 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MW to GM3P0C 'iiM&Qiu.jj? ifflffifflaw m mm w m w ) ffiMBs&i When he i started in business for in a field which was over- himself, crowded and harsh, a friend of mine ran into high stone walls of discouragement. Often he was ready to quit. Why keep on trying? he would ask himself. There didnt seem to be much ahead but failure. I would go home night after night perfectly willing to call it quits with life," he told me. Three tubes I wondered if it wouldnt be better to end it all. His wife advised him to see the family physician, and the physician recommended a psychiatrist. The examination lasted three days, but I can give you the gist of his recommendation in three words: Just keep busy. The psychiatrists explanation ran like this: The end of life is not thought. It is action. We are made for action. That we may move and act we have a marvelous system of muscles, nerves, senses; all designed for action, for doing something. The mind responds gleefully to the active life, and happiness consists, in the end, of action, action, action. Happiness depends upon what you do, not upon what you have, not upon what you think but upon what I have observed many times that most interesting personalities are not those of the lounge lizards or the They are the personalities which have been stamped definitely in the forge of action. The minute this friend of mine began taking the advice literally, he began developing a happy outlook on life, began making good in hia, business. I am glad to report that today he Is in a thriving way, completely happy and well adjusted to his world. He has made good because he kept busy. My friend added some facets to the jewel the psychiatrist gave him. He began letting part of his action take the form of service to others which further added to his happiness. When black discouragement would come to him, he would think of something he could do for someone cripple in the block didnt get Hed take him for a ride. Hed make kites for the kids who lived near by. Hed go on errands for his wife. Anything of action and service that was his field. There emerged from his discipline something fine in the way of a human personality and character, and I am not so sure but that this is one of the most vital personality lessons any one of ns can possibly leara just keep busy. A out much. Sartre 141 TRIED MAN More people are smoking CAMELS than ever before! JUST KEEP BUSY else. Article Faroe islands windstorm emanation Cry of sorrow Inspired with a foolish passion Outer layer of the teeth Frightened for 51 Symbol 21 Subtle Vertical 1 chatter New Zealand aborigine Either No. 37 28 Archaic: deportment 80 Pitfall 33 To pass lightly over N AERIAL ACROBATICS r- you keep your mouth shut." "I wont say a word, Calvin promised. "What is it? "Last night Dad told me hes getting me a brand new bike the first of the month!" Young Bills whisper was excitedly vibrant. "I ought to double up on the subscriptions soon as I get it. Pretty swell, eh?" the infinitive 61 and you do. 31 Hotel 32 Inmost parts 34 Planet 36 Note of seala 37 Territory U. S. bought 42 44 BEST TEACHER, Bill Junior chuckled. "Got some hus- moment, he rallied psychological and evened the score. Why, Lucy asked herself, did Junior's flashy, pressing play weaken? Why didnt he drive his advantage home when he had the game snd set practically won? 'T'H E heavy, significant silence broken only by the click of the bouncing celluloid ball and the gallerys strained, anxious breathing ended in a scream of sudden iov. "Game and set! Bill threw down the rubber-face- d paddle and let out a shout of laughter. The children swarmed enthusiastically over him. This, Lucy knew, was her husbands usual moment. Her smile was small and cryptic when she began rounding up her brood, sending them off to bed. Bill shook hands with his oldest son and switched the lights off. Guess the champ cant be beaten, young Bill said huskily. IllltiM me Cm cwo$m$ a cimm bands smile had faded how grim news for you. Its a secret for the his face was. And then, at each time being, but Ill let you in on it if couch 41 IHI ME BEST Continent up with interest To cut from Russia Oriental salutation Artificial language To tip Turkish government II -I- Lucy wondered why young Bill failed to press his advantage then glanced at her husband's grimly set face. BilL a i I 14 39 Jt ; 12 Confined 13 Upholstered 27 29 y ' -C- 5 Keyed S (f rfA . ' f - 15 dW"" I CROSSWORD PUZZLE Horizontal OS sio lor expttiENee be-cau-se for a kiss. At the table there was a great cia'ter of crockery, voices. Bill telling about his trip, the children like trained stooges giving him leading questions. 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