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We're always catching the teaslag about: “You can take the boy out of the country, but you can't \ take the country out of the boy". Keep right ahead with the teasing like that; nothing pleases us more. Call us country hicks, hay-seeds, and any other name you can think of that designates we were born antt reared in the briar patch.
Did you happen to notice where the recruiters came last week ; when the Metropolitan Police were looking for men to join the Washington (D.C.) police force? Yes, ma’am, they came to the country and they didn’t mind saying why. They find that country-raised boys have sense enough to know they don't know it all and they can £ learn. The recriuter also stated that country boys proved more dependable and had better ideas of “ Sticking to thSjOB.
Yes, sir-e-e. Just keep on calling me a country-hick. I like it. Those city birds have already learned aH they can. Out here in the “sticks, *
(See WALRUS, page 3.)
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