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What every man should know, according to my barber, is that a woman does much of her thinking aloud. As she dumps and wipes the ashtrays a wife will mutter, ‘‘'Why do you always have to use so many ashtrays?” When picking up it; is, “Do you always have to, drop your . papers on the floor?” I.
My informant* says the lady is merely thinking, and a husband who pretends ter bear jhr a plain fool and'is Hotting himself in for a noisy argument. i
The barber counseled! a steady customer who< has been married twenty years never to alnswer the rhetorical questions of ja muttering woman when she is doing simple chores. EJv^n when alone in the house such Women tails without knowing or caring what they are
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boo o j I . , Double-talk is one thing I can not understand, especially when a a group of ex-Democrats, calling themselves Virginia Democrats for
Eisenhower take a trip jtto Washington to visit the President then come back with a statement that the trip was strictly noni-politicaL I regretted, but was not surprised, to see one familiar face ih the picture of the group at the* White House. But, j think Dabney Gray summed up a similar situation in his statement “A man has a right to his own opinion, even a turn coat.'
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