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—By Ed—

We girls were all green with envy when we read a letter from Normie, Datos who is"*in Japan, saying she was getting' her hair done for 601 cents. However, we • resumed ouri normal color when Normie said that she didn’t think the sleeping mats on the floor would be “trio bad."

For those who would,, like to have Nonniefs address it is: Miss Mary Norman Davis Care of Mrs. Kimura 10 Nishi Ashiya Ashiya-shi, Kobe, Japan

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A Jocal mother was teaching her youngster arithmetic by using apples (Rappahannock, of course) to show the child how to add and subtract. The child in tarn, took the apples and made problems for the mother to solve. The mother purposely gave the wrong answer once to see if the child would catch it. She did, exclaiming, “You don’t know your apples.*’ , ■ • • • • . In Ocean City, Md. 1 was talking with a business proprietor who asked where I was from. Being from such- a small villiage I replied that I lived up near Skyline Drive. He remarked that the Drive was beautiful; that he had been over it on the Labor Day weekend that Hitler invaded Poland and stayed over night in a town called “Little Washington^, afe. the Washington House. For breakfast the next morning he had Old Virginia ham, fried (Rappahannock) apples, sausage, eggs, pancakes, and home made jelly, all for a dollar, Best food he ever

, A 10-year survey ol driver license holders in the Detroit area revealedf^that during the survey , period, 600 persons held driver’s licenses while receiving state aid . Tor' the blind.

“One-way" streets ire no modern invention. They go back the time of Julius Caesar, who set up thp Jirst "one-way” street signs to control chariot traffic in Rome.

A man who gives in when he is wrong, is wise; a man who gives in when he is right, » married.

• * • • ■*\ When it comes to doing for others, some people will stop at nothing. s ]

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