AUNT ALICE’S COLUMN:

Gun Flash, Issue VI, 6 February 1943, Page 4

AUNT ALICE’S COLUMN:

'■ We know that many pitfall’s 'beset ~ . the way of tho gunner in his quest .for •’ the True and Abiding love. ■ ,Let us guide you out of -tho naso# Dear Aunt Alice, ' . , •; I ai:i a 1 young and gently nurtured flower. (not. a pansy)' and quite unvere. sod in the ways of the allegedly. ■ •‘weaker so::# -All ray , u scanty" knew** ledge ' of them has 'boon obtained from Marie Stopes l 16 unexpurgated editions .which*. are ny dearest ••possession - next to riy*horsc tt b \ '

Last leave X took a girl home, ‘a veryrnicc. girl - or so she .told mo •• and on-saying goodnight X departed from mym final custom of waving goodbye -from the corner. . Overcome by a wave Tof passion, * X leant forward Ah kissed her*:

Tho r .pture and inefable bliss of •that moment ill remain* .Unfortunately my courage collapsed and I.f.'Sy without stopping to soo'hor reacts ...» During 'the long walk homo my spirit was uplifted. and X trod on air*. Jr. tho cold light of day doubts aroco : ' in my mind* X soo myself being lot * to the. altar, and resigning myself 7 to ..life' in a home whore there is no x room for my bores - an animal very ' dear to me* - -

X love the girl. I love my hors Which is it to bo ? Dear Aunt Alice, you choose 111

) (Sgnd) Gasanova Coles. « .t'- ■ ' ■ Dear Casanova-, , : What are the starting ices ?? • ; r ". ‘ ‘ ‘ Aunt Alice.