"My husband's getting a salary now."
didn't know he had a job."
"He hasn't. 1 have."
Happy Home "Is your married life a happy one?"
"Yes, F married the woman of my dreams. She is 2s Beautiful to me as the day I met her. Tier hands are always white and soft. Her hair is never untidy, and her dresses are always eat and clean,"
"So you don't regret No, but Tm getting pretty tired of eating in restaurants From the Home Front "WERE you out in yesterday's show when the stuff came down?" "I asked a weary-looking sailor.
"Yus; 1 should blinking well think 1 was."
"How do you feel now?"
"Like ten men—nine dead other one dying."
Even in war-time sailors find a wife in a certain port—and it is usually a Wren. One wedding. was held up, though, while everyone shouted for the best'man who had failed to arrive "He's opped it with the Wren," raid someone, and there was nearly a riot while the oer fellow tried to explain that what he really Said was "ring" and not "Wren." a front-line coast town, where the civilians, Navy" and Army continually mingle, you are bound to overhear snatches of humour from TT. Akins. "Here, for example, is an officer congratulating a convey of lorries on their gocd camouflage.
jamber four is, particularly good," he says, have taken a lot of pains with that." says the driver "We've got the =Geoftrey Edwards in the "News Chronicle."
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