UNTRUTHFUL AND TIMID
SY. .TLiXG (‘RITICIBM | "OP MODERN VOTJTII (\ ■ : . a d X.Z. Cable) I. '.doll. July 20. : ‘if r il'.scussion at ' the : I. ’s meeting , w ,• i 1,, tlie eliartici ler; . a : . -m at of post-war . childim. j Mr Y. -.ii. in a start- ! ling ii: i a mmlrn hoy, said tlull: ", :q. a 'son with tlie hoy of 30 y ip •:. ]■•• was timid, untruthful s,d (o dmnest. lie expects to be 1-: 1 :-: i every whore and above ail i lie fears loneliness and boredom and ! oonsquentl.v tlie old spirit of advenj tine was destroyed. The war bad a. definite result on those who were ! infants in 1014-18, consequently there j aas a large number of young people ■ who work feebly and play foebly.
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Feilding Star, Volume 9, Issue 3784, 30 July 1932, Page 8
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125UNTRUTHFUL AND TIMID Feilding Star, Volume 9, Issue 3784, 30 July 1932, Page 8
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