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DETROIT SUNDAY TIMES C
Page 12
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call and make a survey to
give an estimate with no
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Ixtfudrd Payments mailable
tHA Terms up ta !4 Months
Payments Star/ Satember /.
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Waiting for Q. 3. Joe!
—HOME
—and the girl he left behind!
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T -1 HERE'S magic in the word HOME—home with
its little mystic circle, and joys never known
beyond its hallowed limits. Home and old
remembered pleasures; the love of proud parents
and the affectionate embrace of that one-in-particular;
these are »ne stuff a soldier's dreams are made of; these
are his fond dreams of the future. But the dream he
loves best is a candle-lit wedding ceremony with his
bride in snowy array at ins side. And this happy event
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Faithful Friends
*’Praitf to that, my Lord, kith all Thy '
errnturen." —St. Francis Asuism.
-June 17. 1945
By EVE JOLLY
IAISPOSAL i.s ;s harsh word be
tween losing master and ador
ing pet. Yet, there comes a time
in all association when parting is
necessary.
Selecting a home for a pvt whm
you can no longer keep him in
indeed difficult. All hi* manner
isms. loved so by you, may not he
seen by his new ma.s’ter. And nuvd
heart-breaking, he would not
understand if you said:
"Majur. the mistress In to
have another hahy. I must go
to war. and we eannot keep you
here, penned and unhappy,
thinking you are pushed aside,
neglected.
“So we have deckled to send
you to a new home ad we hujHV
you will transfer your adoring
look, and true loyalty to your
new master and mist res."
No. you cannot explain these
things to a dog. You ran only te» 1
a heart wrench when you turn
away iffter settling Major, his
favorite hall and hone beside the
remains of a sack of food in an
other's car.
You'll miss Major, hut tor days
your greatest concern will be what
he must think of you, his favorite,
for sending him away Major,
well tivated. will adjust to the
change in time, but you. his for
mer master, will never quite
justify your action to yourself.
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Another form of disposal is
beautifully told in "Our Dumb
Animals," for June, titled "Where
to Bury a Dog" It answers a
dirpet inquiry from a man who
had to decide this sad question.
By Ben Hur Lampman. from "How
Could I Be Forgetting." it will give
solace to many a dog lover having
experienced the loss of his faith
ful friend
"We would say to the man
lhat there are various plaees In
which a dog may he hurled. We
are thinking now of a setter,
whose coat was flame In the
sunshine, and who, so far as we
are aware, never entertained a
mean or an unworthy thought.
"This setter is buried beneath
a cherry tree, under four feet of
garden loam, and at its proper
season, the cheery strews petals
on the greeh lawn of his grave.
Beneath n cherry tree, or an
apple, or any flowering shrub of
the garden. Is an excellent place
to bury a good dog.
"Beneath such trees, such
shrubs, he slept in the drowsy
summer, or gnawed at a tlavor
our hone, or lifted head to chal
lenge some strange Intruder.
These are good places, in life or
in death.
A • *
UVKT it is a small matter and
* it touches sentiment more
than anything else. For if the
dog he well remembered, if
sometimes he leaps through your
dreams actual as in life, eyes
kindling, questing, asking, laugh
ing. hogging, it matters not at
all where that dog sleeps at long
and at last.
"On a hill where the wind is
mi rebuked, and the trees are
roaring, or beside a stream he
knew' in puppyhood, or some
where in the flatness of a pas
ture land, where most exhilarat
ing cattle graze. It is all one to
the dog, and all one so you, and
nothing is gained, and nothing
lost—if memory lives. But there
js one best place to bury a dog.
One place that is best of all.
"If you bury him In this spot,
is mirrored now foi future realization
in her genuine Orange Blossom dia
mond engagement ring the radiant
reminder of their sacred trust.
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Adm. Sir Kdward Evans,
London regional commis
sioner, awarding th e
Dickin Medal for (iallantry
to Irma, an Alsatian. The
medal is given to service
mascots, guard dogs and
other animals for feats of
gallantry and endurance.
the secret of which you must
already have, he will come to
you when you call—come to you
over the grim, diin frontiers of
death, and down the well
remembered path, and to your
side again.
“And though you call a dozen
living dogs to heel, they shall
not growl at him. nor resent his
coming, for he is yours and he
belongs there. People may scoff
at you, who see no lightest
Made of grass bent by his foot
fall, who hear no whimper
pitched too fine for mere audi
tion, people who may never
really have bad a dog.
"Smile at them then, for you
shall know something that is
hidden from them, and which
Is well-worth the knowing. The
one best place to bury a good
dog is In the heart of his
master.”
800,000 More Tires
WASHINGTON, June 16 (UP)
—Eight hundred thousand more
passenger and motorcycle tires
will be produced in the July-Sep
tember quarter than were pro
duced in the second quarter of
1945, WPB has announced.
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"Ask Your Decorator'*
Friel Lashes
At Jeffries
Mayor Will 'Do Things'
as Vote Nears, He Says
Predicting u "flurry of activity
onlv because this is an election
year." James D. Friel. candidate
tor mayor in the fall election, de
clared Saturday that Mayor Jef
fries "will try to put on others
the blame for his own delays and
mistakes.”
•*He will talk about a post
war program, trying to make it
v) big and appealing to so
many that people will forget his
inability to get things done,**
the former county auditor as
serted.
Citing the much discussed De
troit airport problem, Friel
charged that Jeffries tried "to
pass the buck to the council."
BLAMES JEFFRIES
Friel blamed Detroit's lack of
adequate airport facilities on Jef
fries who he said, "ignored the
ex|x>rts’ selection three years ago.
Addressing the mayor person
ally. the former county official
declalred:
"By now it is obvious, e\en
to you. that further resistance
to the e\|»erts it* useless, and,
with an election Just ahead,
such resistance is costly to you.
So, you decide to throw away j
your own recommendation
along with *236.000 of the tax
payers' money—and get hack -
three years."
FAIL! RES ( IIARGEO
Friel charged that the mayor’s,
program has been riddled with,
failures, "failure to plan for De- j
troit’s future, failure to follow;
through, failure to get things
done."
Expecting a show of activity
from the mayor because "of the
election." Friel said, "the alleys
were cleaned the day of filing
for the campaign, and now there's
a sudden interest in buying street
ears and buses.
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18 Reported Dead
In Crack Train Wreck
MILTON, Pa., June 16 (UP)
The number of dead was placed
at 18 today in the crash of the
Pennsylvania railroad’s crack Do
minion Express into a derailed
section of a freight train, one
mile south of here yesterday.
CAN WATER HELP IN
RHEUMATISM
and ARTHRITIS?
Yes . . . the kind that tends
to neutralize uric acidity.
Why not try this natural aid?
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