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Show ' . THE LEHI SUN, LEHI, UTAH Kathleen Norris Says: American Prisoners of War in Rome CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT AUTOMOBILES ... ' . . . ,JW if M Wait Until After the War UJ BeU Syndicate. WNU Featurei. - It .Bwa " WMM t-key cla- 00... Br le, coly raphs. Ci 'ge cruis have in; anchor he check "is on ij i sitting Bhts. . . iM go J alics... making :rs, love: the tip draped ey wei aklng R! e waW : of tin ifted-piM ' with ci ret gals J ' ol to eate i boj two tig? ie monoli 1 produce! essive t BUREAU 1 8W ' itmk.Jm m wtwm to '"HiH - JTW AJt (-; YltU",lk JSUPV ?CWU.U?&Z2Z 'vrr ,.,,- i Don' ;ump into a wartime wedding just for the thrill of it." t KATHLEEN NORRIS YOUNG army man writes me from Florida that he was married in March ar ago to one of the girls home, in a small Iowa . He and she had known other from school days; trt of understanding had ted for some time between h, and when he was called e service, they decided to narried at once. Just one e of, the countless war- weddings that are going every town this very ate! pw he has been away from Me for 11 months, and has met ream girL Nita Is exquisite, 18, pmily is rich and entertains the icemen lavishly. She and Max iteply in love. Max writes home illy-Ann that their hurried mar-! mar-! was a mistake. Will she set free? He can never love any ! woman than Nita. encloses Sally-Ann's answer. is furious, which seems to him ml Gosh, can't a man be hon- ny more! Sally-Ann says that t told anyone of his insult- proposal, because he may as know that if he intends any course he may Just as well not to come back home. Nobody speak to him, his uncle won't I him in the business. Sallv- father won't give them that f. and Max's mother will break eart So there! punks This the Real Thing. Ft to do?" concludes Max's Nita will have a bunch of 7 Some dav. SO that enH nf it is not tjfc'l worry me rm not crazy to nome anyway. But the thing ;a'i a pretty excitable sort of and she says that if Sally-Ann 8 cnu iw. . auL the ran'i Days. humor ritish c: lie ca! yourte tog press t fights and r; re no' jbons. tie: S estra f gO jt W bis -plug? W ed tfcf nnffl " iter iow fe-tce fe-tce ' f lea; :t Ea! i de ': re of 'red AEe: :llow v Drts is,' etc. 26 ti: lg or ) jester! jsiness 5 the fi radic st gee lines, few rai drama alute ormed las turi they at he ssible. k era e dicta' a:Wic es Mo: is not! s Most; lease t, groce: coal i come to her senses she'll Jl thesflterself, or me, or Sally-Ann of the ftose I know she won't, but it ,eardtme in a heck of a fix even fswout it. I'm sorrv as Sallv- a that things have come out "ay; she's a fine kid and I'll use her, but a man certainly "t be fair to go home to his wuue fie was loving another a, would he? Set me straight J a actins like a fool, hut remember toat Nita and me real thing." f one letter, to match the let. Woted here a few months ago; -iter of a Diri . y u Iff husband overseas, who had ( --. wnu me nnesx eaten WWII, the mon r-g. rich, successful, about sFine had r,,n ii , IT' And the soldier husband younger than herself, a wout means, whn ha M of any sort in his life! my advice to all the. or, 5 and thousands ftf nth or o I h. 1 marry a man Just entef- Je serving -i . . tick au unless me stances ar .,n,i wedding ,ust I to it t ; u you d0 -n131. a hband be. - "r. L,et neither one vorce now; not the heart-wwildered heart-wwildered boy to whom his Alley- ittle is c mm 5 . POSTPONE WEDDING , The most serious decision in life is the choice of one's partner part-ner in marriage. Hasty, excited ex-cited marriages, under the strain and glamour of war, are all too frequently headed for the rocks. Wait until the war is over, advises Kathleen Norris, Nor-ris, who receives thousands of letters from servicemen and their brides, either or both of whom want to find a way out of their nuptial bonds. It's so easy for a couple to think they are in love when a man is leaving for camp, or is "going across"! All too often it's a passing fancy, but they decide to get married right away . . . then when the "real one" comes along, it means a broken marriage, or a broken heart or both. Become engaged yes. All your dreams can be woven about that sweet day when you can be wed in the glorious security se-curity of a new and peaceful day. But don't rush into a war marriage just for the thrill of it. Don't be married in wartime war-time unless the circumstances are really unusual. But if you do marry, stick to it... at least until after the tear. Don't ask for a divorce now, and don't give your permission per-mission for your spouse to obtain ob-tain one. This is no time to take steps that will bind you for life. young wife writes airily from all the safety and comfort of home that she has found someone else. Not the dazed bride who has been writing love letters and sending cookies to the boy in camp, only to learn in reply that he has met Nita, and wants instant freedom. No Time to Change Minds. This is no time for a boy far from home on a battle front to decide that he doesn't love his wife any more, or for a young wife to write her soldier that she has changed her mind. These are times for stability, trust, faith, constancy. Love of parents, of home, of wedded men and women is all that is going to pull us through this crisis. Max's fancy may indeed have been captivated in his loneliness, his homesickness, by pretty little affectionate affec-tionate Nita. But, on the face of it, isn't he planning to be a sort of hanger-on of-Nita's rich father, after the war? Does he think for one minute that Nita is going to like to come to his home town to live, where every one of his old friends knows how he treated Sally-Ann? Does he think that after awhile he isn't going to long for the old ways and the old voices, the familiar street corners, the memories he has shared with his true wife? War Is nightmare. Max might remember re-member that there's a dawn coming com-ing after this darkness, when we will all awake. Destroy Moths Now Dry cleaning kills moth eggs and any larvae already hatched but does not Insure moth resistance. The dry-cleaned dry-cleaned articles must be sealed immediately im-mediately in sealed boxes or bags or in clean, tight trunks, closets or chests. Washing in a strong solution of neutral soap also kills all moths but does not protect, against reinfesta-tion. reinfesta-tion. The larvae will drop off a garment gar-ment exposed to bright sunshine Eggs can be removed with a stiff brush. r ' ffl 1 '- vjUT?'?) ax n STAGECSCRE By VIRGINIA VALE Released by Western Newspaper Union. A REHEARSAL of Frank Sinatra's Wednesday night air show is something to see. Outside the CBS theater the bobby sock brigade waits; even when he's in California : they wait; otherwise they 11 lose their places In line, inside, tne Voice, be-spectacled, chewing gum, has a swell time clowning with Jerry Lester. But when he rehearses his longs Sinatra settles down to business, busi-ness, working like the conscientious professional that he is. Seeing him i then, vou pet a new slant on this i likable young man who has shot to ! the top in the entertainment field so rapidly. He ought to stay mere u the ardent admirers who lie in wait for him don't kill him first; one girl almost choked him a while ago! BEST BUYS Chtck for yourself' 60 cars to choose from All mates, all models Trade and Terms Complete line house trailers Morgan Motor and Finance Co.' Irut Sinii, Mir. 714 Si. Mali tL, fait UkiCltr PQOLOBIiES BEAUTY SCHOOL A.ccord,ns to tte German caption with these photos, which reached the United States via a neutral source, Th. I?' 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These venturesome individuals are trying to get home by fording a more shallow avenue of escape. India's Delegates to Labor Parley f:" - ' 11 Members of the India delegation to the International Labor Organiza tion conference a lempie university in rnuaaeipnia. lh w rignc lamnadas Mehta, India Federation of Labor; D. G. siulberkar, All-India Organization of Industrial Employees; II. C. Prior, Indian Civil Service xiid Sir Samuel Kunganaana, ctraimissioucr. Bill White is not a Wac, Wave or Spar. He is a member of the famous fighting Irish regiment of Canada, reminiscent of the Ladies from Hell of World War L Here he walks down Chicago streets, ignoring the load whistles. Hero Welcomed if! it R V i " i v M V:. 1 1 1 ;! Don't believe that Penny Singleton Single-ton is as wacky In real life as she sounds in the title role of the air's "Blondie." 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It's informative and good entertainment Stuart Buchanan, who now heads the Blue Network's script department, depart-ment, was one of the first to see "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" when it reached Broadway for a return re-turn engagement. He'd already seen it at least 1,500 times; he was dia logue director when it was madel ODDS AND ENDS Don't be fooled by that carnivorous plant you'll see in Rainbow llaneT; reproduced from m photograph, it operate by electricity. . . . The parka worn by Bob Hope in "Road to Utopia" wot presented to him by soldier when he toured Alaska. . . , That ex-serviceman who recently released re-leased old inhibitions by playing the drums on Millon Berle' "Let Yourself Your-self Co" program ha had two audition dates, and may land an engagement with a major orchestra soon. ... 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