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Riding Mrs. Kinsley’* Forest ‘ Gray, John Hartigan led the field ■ to win in the first Rappahannock , Bowl, run five years ago in the initial Point-to-Point Races. Guy Lillard won the year's subscription by being the fiir$t person to phone in the above answer. - i 1

.0 *) 0 O-j _ J. j To win a free subscription to the Rappahannock News, be the first to phone in the correct answer to this Question; M What Supreme Court Justice, once labeled a spy by the Russians, • has been given permission by Moscow to tour Russia by car this ’ summer? I

' o « o o j* j; • A sense of duty is what leads a man to believe he must get to the office in spite of the fact that he is coughing, his nose is stopped up, and his face is flushed with fever. In spite of the fact that his wife urges him to stay in bed and promises to devote her entire day to nursing him. In spite of the fact that his employer calls up to assure '' him that all is going well, that no vital matters are to be attended to and that they can get oh perfectly without him.

A sense of duty impels a man to ignore the advice given him. It leads him to believe he knows better than his wife and his employer, t It strengthens hi* conviction that the business will go to pieces without him. jL/Js...

It encourages him ini the mistaken idea that be feels better and . will improve still more as the day progresses. It creates in his taiind‘ the illusion 'dial his self-sacrifice will serve as an inspiration for the younger generation to whom the word “duty” is unfamiliar.

Thanks to his sense of duty he drags himself to his feet and into his clothes and Sets off for town. His only concession is that he will come home early%

His sense of ditty follows him to Q his desk and stands by as he tries ” to hold his head up while he attends a few routine chores. It does not desert him until he has stuck to the job long enough to salve his conscience—and jto past his cold on to everybody else in the office. —Christopher Biitopp, McNaught Syndicate

—"Gluey Gleamings”

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