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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-01
Copyright. fsH ev rst,eAad

Copyright. fsH ev rat,ehad
Striped ehsmbrsys ere still
The fsverits for active sports.
1uekinss o. the shoulder. The
combination OF white with ten
IL The woven stripe, The open.
ing direction Of stripes in the
pockets, The pieskin buckle
on the belt. the side. closing
ere smens the style details Of
this dress.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-01

GROWING . a d
vary execttng
busine ss. In
II c t.. IL was
his absorption
t h q 3 was at
the root Of tho
-tfo z b ] be-
tween his hrst
wife and him.
self.
She had tes.
tiled that he
" . 3 never ct
home and. Is
thop0 aoAlnAi
to be no other
W00nan IN thA
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-01

oily spots. Inc cream Is 10 % op"
piled nightly after the skin has been
thoroughly cleansed. At first there
Is q tinsling sensation. which proves
the cream Is getting at the root Of
the evil. q sluggish circulation.
II the skin Ia very sensitive. leave
the cream on for just q minute or 30
at first. working up to five minutes.
II 1t Is oily. however. the texture
cream can remain on for half an
hour. Enlarged pores about the no5e
disappear and the blackheads are
loosened and drawn SO near the
surface you can remove them with
your regular sudsy scrubbing.
Dry Skin Needs Cream
A very dry skin needs o good
cream even more. but this should he
real lubricating cream with lots
of readily absorbed oils In It. Spring
sun stimulates the oil and perspira-
ton glands. so the skin should be
more plant and moist In the spring,
but when the weather Is hot and
dry. the natural moisture Is quickly
dried out so the skin may be haky
and sensitive.
Give Il extra oils nov II you want
It TO be smooth. clear and unlined at
the end Of summer. A gentle. thor
ough massage with velvety rich tex
ture cream will soften the little ex-
preston lines and Danish loose
fakes Of skin. Plan to give yourself
. cream facial ct least once q week
--0ftener II you need 1t. At this time
manipulate the skin with gentle
patting. pinching. kneading mo-
lions to stimulate the circulation.
Begin low on the chest and work
up. encircling the neck with brace
let-like movements. With fingers
held together. use their backs and
beginning Just under the jawline.
iron gently downward to the base
Of the neck: then with the second
and third fingers separated. strad-
die the jawbone and work upward
from the point Of the chin with
pinching. scissors-like movements.
Encircle the mouth and work up
ward to the temples and UP and out
around the eyes with light. rotary
massage movements.
Let Cream Stay On
When the entire throat. face and
forehead have had their share Of
attention. smoothe on q little extra
cream and leave It there while you
have your evening Tubing. or while
you do your bedtime reading or us.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-01

D lie M Ism { B
there Is an ex-
cellent texture
c r e q m that
quickly draws
blackheadS I o
{ h 0 surface
and has an as
tringent effect
o n stretched,
sluggish pores.
The c T e q m
contains cam.
pl1or and other
healing prep
aratioils t II q {
quickly dry UP
pimpleS a n d
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-01

Meat Items
Vitanin Rich
BY JUDITH WILSON

OFTEN neglected In planning
the main course Of dinner
menus are liver, kidneys, heart.
sweetbreads, tongue and brains.
There are many reasons why
the housewife should become bet
ter acquainted with these meat
specialties.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-01

calls. and long
after al the
children IN the
neighborhood
were safely In.
d oorS 18th
their mothers.
+ o n ~ y was
a o " h . re In
SIS b / After
making several
telepho one calls
In "A effort to
] &C . to tn Q
eight-year-old
b oy, mother
set out to md
HIM. She was
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-01
Work.Absorbed Husband
Wrecks Marriage No. 2

COMPLETELY disllusoned woman writes me OF her com.
plcated problems Her story In bef Is as follows Wher
abe Wa young chdless widow she met and fell IN love with
man who wa the father Of two small children ne was bena
divorced BY his WIFE, After the divorce he married thu
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-01
Texture Cream Banishes
Blackheads, Closes Pores
BY JACQUELINE HUNT

skin that Is beautifully supple and smooth
free from bleses the that takes the lovelies
uniform suntan The summer and fresh air will
improve the poor skim but you'll be wiser to put into the
best possible condition rst Then whether you not 1t
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-01
ks Skin Will Suntan Better It's Put in Iop Condition Beforehand
Taking an Anaesthetic Is
Simple Procedure Today
By CLAUD NORTH CHRIsMAN. MD.

MRS J. r. Colorado. writes that she has growth thai
me fears may require operation and anaeshetc
took ether anaestetic is years ago. and
TIT the smothered feeling she experienced while
~ % sleep well the dreadful retching and vomiting
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-01

silverwsrs Win stay shiny and
untSrnisho6 Il Il y ueed eaily.
wsshed thorouonN ana stoCeo
carefully. Ueo hot ooapy water for
woshin6, hot clear 1ator tor rms
ine. VINE the diver carefully With
; 6ntjS6s Solt cloeh. Don't pllo
stlvsEvsE0: that = lihsly 70 swseca
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-01

widow and. becauss Il was her vish
TO do %. she continued In her very
interesting profession. The reason
she gives for this II that the nan
abe married was sheorbod q hls
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-01
KITCHENETTE TIP

Mix cream Of mushroom and
cream Of pea soup, heat and serve
over hot boiled rice. macaroni OF
noodles.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-01
DINNERS
Tomato Juice
Kidney Loaf
Buttered Carrots Creamed Celery
Pineapple Tspioca Coffee
Brsised Stuffed Heart
Buttered Peas
Baked Sweet Potatoes
Salad Of Mixed Greens
SteWed Rhubsfb

For one thing they are "tops''
from q standpoint Of flavor. and
will add more variety to menus.
For another. they are economical.
Also. they are known to science a
excellent sources Of important vita
minis and minerals.
Most housewives are acquainted
with the fact that liver Is among
the very best nutritional foods. But
1t isn't as generally known that
heart. kidneys. tongue. sweetbreads
and brains follow closely on the
vitamin B-1 count. Of which liver
Is such an excellent source: nor
that all are rich in iron. copper
and phosphorus.
KIDNEY LOAF
ID. beef kidney
cup milk
slices bread
Il cup bacon drippings
2 eggs
No. ] can pimientos
IA teaspoons salt
Il teaspoon pepper
8 tablespoons grated onion
II teaspoon ssge
3 slices bacon
Wash kidney In cold water:
drain well and grind. including In
ternal fat. Pour milk over bread
and soak. Combine all ingredients
except sliced bacon and mix thor
oughly. Line bottom Of loaf pan
with slices Of uncooked bacon. Add
kidney mixture and pack firmly.
Bake In moderate oven $3.50 de-
grees F. IA to 2 hours. Serves g..
BRAISED STUFFED HEART
small onion. minced
Bacon fat
small green pepper, minced
z cups cooked rice
Salt and pepper
Bacon slices
can condensed tomato soup
can water
Select ! pork or lamb heart for
each serving. Veal hearts will serve
two: q beef heart will serve four to
six. Brown onion In bacon fat; add
with minced pepper to cooked rice.
Season. and stun heart: place Ia
casserole. Top with bacon slices.
Pour condensed tomato soup d.
luted with water over all. Cover
and cook until heart Is tender.
about y to 2 hours for pork. lamb
or veal hearts and 2ia to 3 hours
for beef hearts.
SAUTEED BRAINS
Soak brains In cold water I hour
and parboil. Drain. cover with cold
water. and when cold. drain again.
into pieces the size Of an
oyster. dip In crumbs. then In egg.
and then In crumbs again. 5aute
in butter or fry in deep lard heated
TO $50 degrees F.. Drain on unglazed
paper and transfer to a hot platter.
with parsley and serve
Immediately.
TONGUE OMELET
Beat 8 eggs until frothy: add 3
tablespoons chopped cooked tongue.
tablespoon milk. 1 tablespoon
parsley. and salt and pep
per to taste. Melt 2 tablespoons
butter In frying pan. pour hot into
the mixture and stir slowly with q
fork over q quick fire. When It Is
quite set. fold. allow 1t to brown In
the oven. and serve at once. Serves
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-01

viii Be healthy, hrm and I'M.
weathered when September comes
again.
Get . type Of cream that suits
your needs. For large pores and
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-01
Each Child Must
Be Treated
Differently


NOTH&R usually calls Tommy In
~ from pluy around ave o'clock
70 clean up and nuish biz homework
BEFORE supper time. But the other
day thero was no reapoooo to her
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-01

tl1lc41 followed. has been . bugbear
6b hoe ever s1uce. She hasn't seen q
p6yujcion yet because she Is certain
koNill edvise m operation. necessi-
4 oflnG IN ausesthetic. That Is the
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-01
Let Cream Stay On

When the entire throat. face and
forehead have had their share of
attention. smoothe on q little extra
cream and leave It there while you
have your evening Tubing. or while
you do your bedtime reading or lis.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-24
s |!6lSa|lE
l1 ~
&riegsweibnadten 1941

Dos Seit ser @ottesliebe unb bes
NenIhenfrie iteiat berab ouf Ell
ne iriebloIe, ourd) bl1tigen 8ruoer=
friea enta,peite @elt. Mebr oenn je
febnt Iid) Die frieesmiioc Nenidbeit
nah ;sriebeu, ober onitatt Der iSrie>
bemslieber ser bimnliiben Seeri6o-
rem perbreiten too unb beroerben-
brineenoe 8omben Shreden nno
Eerbeerung. Die beielisenoen 8eib=
nobtslieber peroen iibertont bonn ga
ncnenoonner bes Shladtfeloes. Sic
tpiloe &rieesf,irie bat einen Belt=
brand entiodt, Der at einem @elt
untereong fiibren mlB.
Ser mooerne 9riea", 10 ihiloert
Ser @onoerer" in ieiner eemobnten
orieineuen nno aeiitreiden Sprade
bic eieantilbe &rieasfotaitropbe, lift
bnrh bie bon ibm in 8e,peeung ees
Ieeten NilIionenbecre nnb bie in lei
nen Dienit eeuon'nenen medonild)en
&rGfte nno bie in ieinen Banufreis
eeaoeenen uneebe,,ren 2ouoeraebiete
AZ einem 10 unbeimliden Nolod an
eetpodien, oob i'm audi ser eetualtie=
fte Meniheneeiit nidt mebr au be-
meiitern permag. @s lit elm &ompf
,pic i'm oie Ybontoiie Der alten er-
badten, bie @ieanten im Roien aegen
Die @otter 8erge ouf Serge bauien
IGbt, pGbreno bie @otter SSsnieln ouf
fe berobihleuocrn - ein aa,npf bon
nree,poltiaer Wilbbeit, bel bem cine
3eIt nlblos in Sderben aebt.
Ser @ieont bes totalitaren &rie=
ees lit ser notiirlihe Sprob oes po=
Iitii6en uno ipirtidof ftlihen &ompfes,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-24
Tr0bli6e
&etbna6t
iuiinidt alien
2eier,r, Trennben
nn6
8pbltGtern
DER nSbio
@aifenfreunb"

oes redtli6en Muselei6es betreten.
10 'pire es INN iein Anieben ,,no oa.
M, nm feline grilten5 seideben. gor
aIlem muB ct ltets Der Stride ben
Jub, 'po nid)t ouf Sen Naden, 10 bod
ouf oen SUB ieten. Damn ober mub
ct aIlen Stooten geeeniiber 10 oa-
lteben un0 auftreten, BOB Die BeIt
5lttert: tper Sic Ia,lteiten &anouen bat,
ser lit offenbar int 8e6te. @nolib
ml,B ct audi oie llntertanen ipobl in
Drld uno Atemloliefeit balteu; nur
unter bieier 8orausiekune ertennen
lie ibm eine bobere NutoritGt at. so
lit sic innerc tpie oie GuBere Bolitif
5l1 elmer Gerforperune Der @etpoA.
lomfett ansgetpa6Ien Die Wenfb.
beit fennt MIR nod 5tpeierlei, iuas if.
rer 8etpunoerl'ng tuert lit: Woiien.
boftigfeit uno @etpolttat -"
limo g. @eiB fomn,t at Dem
Sblab: elmer Sulperfommer eIeibt
sic 8elt, einer Gpnanitmine. Dos
Eulber aber, lpon,it 6ie Ntiueu gelo.
Den limo, lit nibt eieenaid Die geot
ser 3eit, ionbern DER @eiF Der 3eit.
Die mooernen Sbeen iino es, Die al.
Les in Die gu It at ipreneen broben e..
Die Belt fann MIR bann tpieoer ee.
'uno peroen, penn iie an Die SteIle
Der mo6ernen Sheen sic uralten.
e'pie eiiltieen @elebe @ottes, Die Sci.
l:ebalt,tng jeoer Autoritdt um bes
@etpiKens millen, sic Serridoft e1ter
Sittlidfeit, 6riitlider sSrommiefeit
uno tatfraftiser 8elieioiitdt iett. 60.
lanee pir nidt entibieoen NIT Dem
@eiite ser 3eit breben, lolanee mir
nidt oem geroerben elm lebenoiees
@briitent,im enteeeenieeen, trifft uns
afle Die gerant,port,ng fiir ben I'm
tereang."
,Benn ober sic Dinee 10 fteben".
fabrt oer umerbittlid)e &euner Ieiner
3eit fort, uoann baben tpir leiber
tpenie ausii6t oorauf oaB 6er @eieu-
ldaft sic &ataitropbe eripart bleibe.
3por boffen mir, Oct @eiit @ottes
tperoe Die Seraen ser Weniben nod
rebtaeitig our @infebr ,no aur nm-
febr brineen. Snlofern eeben mir
uns aus decentralization @riinoen
nidt oct Soffnunssloiiefeit bin.
&enn es aber oui oie 8elt ielber
anfom,nt, menn iuir alio ben rein
notiirliden Stonopunft einnebmen.
oann miiiien mir aeiteben, 6ob mir
6,e &offnune auf 8eiier,ns bo6itens
nit, benz @er5en, aber nidt NIT DEM
&oafe redtfertigen f0nnen. Obne
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-24

bro,'d o1f fhinernoe SbIo9iporte re-
bu5iert muroen, nit oenen li6 ieoc
@olnerei inn pripoten nno oifentliben
2eben uno in Sen 8e5iebungen ami
ihen SEN Golfern ben10nteln l0Bt.
Ser erobe apoloeet g. 8eib fat 6os>
leine 3eit in ibrem inneritcn @eien
erfoiieno nno NIT Seberblid oie 3u=
f'nft ida1eub, in ieiner v@eiell=
ihaftslebre' eineebeno oargeleet
Nan lit bel ser 2eftiire ieiner Dor
mebr ols SO SsSabren nieoereei6riebe
nen 8ornuueeu uno 8eiiungen oft
perbIiifft uno eri6iittert bon Der 81
derbeit ieines ltrteils, oos in uniern
saeen ieine @rfiiauus finoet. 50
ldreibt er an elmer Steae, als tpdreu
!6itler uno feline 3eit Ieibbaftie Dor
ieinen Nueen geitouoen:
,,Seitbem oas Heht bon &eligion
,,no Sittli6feit eetreunt tp,,roe, lit es
dur 6roge Der Nadt aetporoen: 10
,peit sic Nabt, iotpeit bas &edt. Seer
am ee,poltl lom|ten auftritt, ser bot
oie 8elt fir iih. Gin Diplomat aus
oer olten Sbulc nit ieinen &asen-
ibliden bat oue A6h,ne perloren:
beute ml,b er oamit prablen, oab ct
reu @eaner prellen tperbe, uno m,rb
Damn om beuen Gage nit &auonen<
itieieln uuo nit ser &eitpeitide ouf
iein 3iel losgeben, Damn fann er t,,n,
,pos CT mag, er lit oct Selo oer 3eit,
lclonae- es ibm eelinet. Sc perabtli=
der er iib iiber oie 3mirnsfaben oes
8ehts, iiber Die betidtpefterlide @e=
toiiiensbebenfen iflopiider Seelen
uno eneer Setter o,,bert, Inn 10
mebr iteiat iein &ubm als oer zines
eroBen Monnes. Ni6t onoers Der
iobren sic Stoateu int sroben. Bir
'punoern uns iiber ben tiidtlhen
Stumpfiinn NIT oem lid unlere 3eit
Dor bent Nblolutismus beuet. aber
ser moberne Staot bot ebeu burh
iein riidiihtsloies @rpropriiere'',
Ameftiereu uno Sdfuloriiieren ben
@eiitern 10 eeiuoltiges Stounen ein=
gefloBt, oab stpor oae iiber ieinen
Drl.d ieufaen ooer aiirnen, oaB iid
ober oo6 1pieoer ieoer Dor leiner ee-
wolttatieen Rodt ,pillie, ia betuun-
oerno beuet Sur muB Der Staat
auf oieier 8obn fortfabren! 8iiroe
er be,te sic Holitif bes 5riebens rmo
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-24

in 6em lett ssobraebnten 2Gnoer ee>
gen 2Gnoer, &ontinente eegen &ontiz
nente iteben. Der riidithtsloie &ons
tllrren5fampf in Ser ausbeutung Der
binter ser @nttpidlung oer Sdnoer
elropdiid =amerifouilber &ulh,r >5u-
riidgebliebenen Golter iu Der 8eberr-
id,mg Der Beltm0rftc uno ser ibnen
oienenben Verfebrsitraben 3u 8oiier
uno 31 2ano, in oer Shofiune ueeo=
poiitiider" 3itooeaeu on allen &reu-
3unespunften bes 8eltperfebrs bat
Die Menidbeit in fortidreiteno 'uah-
lenbe ger'uirruns sefiibrt. 0eodt
tpar oas ein5iee Tribunal, oor bent
oie Birti6aftstitoneu iid bcueten,
unS als Ser notionaliltilbe &olleftioz
bodmut uno &oaeftioeeoisnu,s uno
&olleftioboblu6t Der Boiler Die Oefo=
nomie 10 eriinolid 5erriittet botten,
oab Die io3iole 6roae ols unbeimli=
der Alborud auf alien Goltern la
ltete, pa,Bten lie feinen Nusmea als
an Die @etpolt uno Naht 5u appetite
ren. 5ieberboft botten iie ia ldon
lanee oofiir seriiitet, unb lelbit iebes
Duooe5ltaothen ab1nte Die militori-
lhen Hiiituneeu oer @roBitaaten nod
tpie ebeoem sic fIeiuen 5iiriten Dos
eroben.pobniiuniee Sreiben oes fran=
3oiiiden ,Sonnenfonies". audi tpenn
iie oeu 9urus burh 8eri6o6erun9
ibrer 2onoesfinber als Soloner trent
ser Serriber erfoufen m,tbteu.
Dos lit ser 9interaruno oer mel
item 9rieee unierer 3eit. Aber oob es
oaau aefommen lit, lit besriinoet in
oem Abfau ber @eieai9oft bon @ott
uno 8elieion, an oeren Stelle man
@oeen eeiest bot. SO rob lit unlere
n yiortseidrittene" 3eit niht, oob iie
often 5uriidfebrt 3u oen @eeen oes
Seioent,,ms uno Die menidliben CO.
lter hmrb @otter uuo @cttinneu per
loniii5iert uno perfl0rt, ,.m ibnen in
auberlider @brbarfeit frobnen 81,
tonnen. Sic bot pboloiepbiide Spite=
me ct rf,noen, sic fir ben Maiienoer>
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27

PARKS. MacMCHAEL
MOTOR SALES
Ardmore a mile. UN. 3-42lt
RUSSELL MOTOR SALES
223S0 Grand River, RE. 0SS4
TOBIAS-COURTNEY, INC.
1880 Fenkell. HO. 4444
c. J. TRUBEY
l2iSi Grand River, HO. $500
1900 Grand River. VI. 1902
1920 Grand River, HO. $40
EDMONDSON a SWEENEY
Plymouth az Greenfield
We. $4,000
DUNIAVY 4 LAWRENCE
1000 Livernois NO. 9636
1850 Livernois, NO. 93S5
HALL.DODDS co.
$3.50 Livernois. IF. $4,000
DAHLINGFR KAY. INC.
$500 Livernois NO. 9l06
RUSS DAWSON
$3.50 Livefnois. NO. 9494
1925 Livernois. NO $3.50
WEST
DALRYMPLE MOTORS. INC.
6s4S Michigan. vi. l-4400
GILBERT MOTOR SALES.
i00sS W. Jefferson Ave.
VI. 1900
GUILTY a SMITH. INC.
$50 W. Warren. IY. 6-Os00
SOUTHWESTERN MOTOR
SALES. INC.
1893 W. Fort. vi. i-42Oo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
AT THE USED CAR LOT OF YOUR

ALFRED ?. STEINER co.
1901 Mack, Nj. 1000
DtNEtVi EFwRENCE,
INC.
3205 r. Dawson TO. s-21sS
MILLENBACH MOTOR SALES
1900 T. Warren. LIE. 1882
EAST DETROIT
PAUL ". REIN
72744 Grsuot Ave. PI. 340o
NORTH END
]. B. COTE. INC.
9430 Woodward. MA. 00o2
Z. G.. SCHNEIDER MOTOR
SALES
1901 John r. TO. s-SlSl
hORrHsAsr
LEWIS P. BROWN. INC.
1890 I Grand Blvd PL. OO6S
RIVARD BROS.
1882 Nso DYKE. 81 722o
NORTHWEST
STARK HICKEY, INC.
s46l Grand River. TY. s-4321
lEii LiVernois. No. 0of2
i1lll Grand River. no. $50
III DAWSON. INC.
1900 Iivernois IN : S004
GRAND RIVER MOTORS,
INC.
zoos Grand River Ave.
We. $4,000
A. o. KEMPP
2074O Fenkell. RF. 5000
LONG a long. INC
$500 Wyoming. HO. $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
1855 LVernOIs


WE WHOLESALE TO pF ALERS
CHRYsLER FACTORY BRANCH
$500 CASs MADISON 1915
CHRYsLER-'3 2-door black finish this
car IN Al condition s2.a. SO GOWN ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27

CENTRAL
". B. DEYo 90.
74f1 woodward, MA. S3l4
HETTCHE
MOTOR SALES co.
2475 w. Grand Blvd.
TY. 4-5704
FRANK G. MILES. INC
400 Csss Ave, TE. 1858
ROwIEY a ZIMMERMANN
1856 woodward, 90. l64s
DOWNTOWN
HALI-DODDS co.
800 Or. River, TE. l-SO0s
CERMER -KERRIsON. INC.
3s43 ". Fort. Ia. 1900
kILLENBACH MOTOR
SALES
nos Russell ST., RA. 1886
FAST
Go. HOIZBATGH co.
1898 r. Jefferson. RI. $500
TOM BOYD. INC.
l4e0l r Jefferson ~ 500
HOLZBAUGH
Motor Sales. Inc.
10000 Chsrlevoir. IL. 3i10
LEWIS 2. BROWN. INC.
is103 Kerchevsi. IT. o7O7
JOHNS BROS.
1911 Crsfiot Ave PL. $3.50
l320l Cratiot, AR. 1900
$500 Harper. PL. $50
DAVE KENNEDY 90.
1870 Harper. PI. 900
Evening star., 1941-11-01

either or both" It is reassuring to
know that our warships are being
equipped with special deck armor to
protect them against air bombs and
with additional anti-aircraft guns,
and that the Navy is expanding its
air arm into a major adjunct of the
fleet. On July l, 1910, the Navy had
only 2,172 planes. Today it has
more than double that number, with
nearly 5000 more on order. There
are about $500 pilots and cadets and
$500 student flyers.
1t is reassuring, also, to know that
Americas naval aviation setup has
become the approved model for other
countries. Admiral Stark points out
that the British Navy has changed
over to the American system of in
tegrating the naval air arm with the
navy proper, instead of permitting it
to operate independently. This close
coordination of surface craft and
airplanes has been deemed essential
to effective fleet action. From all in
dications, the United States Navy will
have ample opportunity in the North
Atlantic In the critical months ahead
to put its system to the rigorous test
OF actual combat operations.
Evening star., 1941-11-01
Storm Music

The long breakers OF surf, the great
Uhite smoky horses,
Immense creamy stations, their stl-
Der names fo,Ding,
Charging the slate-green tumult OF
Uaters, recoiling,
Snorting, and charging again, under
the gales long blo,oing:
And 1phite blast of seabirds,
startled and Dheeling
In pearl-siluer unison, rocketing, un-
belieuably cleaning,
Against thunderous bdckdrop OF
sky; white pinions
Straining, gulls crying ouer the keen
1Dind's scredming;;
The sea grass fattened, ,oaues ARCH
ing, 1oings sldnted,
Deploying in cold rhythns, dissolp-
ing, reforming:
Here at this edge of the sea and this
end of season
Is music that is more than music in
this Uild stormihg.
FREDERICK EBRIGHT.
Evening star., 1941-11-01
THIS AND THAT
BIZ Charles Z. Trdce1Dell.

ing districts than one might wish. Its
adaptability for feeding on various foods
from cereals, cultivated fruits, roots
wild fruits, seeds of weeds, beneficial
insects, earthworms ETC., to harmful
factors, such as wire worms, weevils,
grasshoppers, millipedes, slugs, snails
and kitchen refuse-further assists it
in its increase.
while it would appear unwise greatly
to encourage this bird, yet it must be
borne In mind that the startling does
destroy harmful factors to the extent Of
36.5 per cent. It is frequently to be seen
perched on the backs of cattle. seeking
animal parasites. Like the rook, it is
likely to be most beneficial where its
numbers are not too great"
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The same volume, issued by Scribners
in 1883, further has to say:
1--WE shall do no good with the lawn
this year. said the gardener, 1T is alive
with leather-jackets.'
"Three-quarters of an hour after he
had gone 13 starlings were busy on
that lawn, and it was soon in thriving
condition, but besides its value as a
worker, the startling is first-class mimic.
1T will listen to and then mock a
blackbird or thrush, or the tinkle of
bicycle bell. and the starlings which
have migrated to America mock their
native birds so cleverly as to deceive
the woodsmen utterly!
in nd
joyous and as full of chatter as a tea
table of old ladies'
In many English stories for children
the startling occupies an honored place.
- H*
This book says that the house sparrow
is often called Philip Sparrow from
his curious note, and was one of the
birds to escort Venus.
1T is the Jack-of -all-trades among
birds. 1t will climb a wall like a
creeper, turn upside down like tit, hawk
after its prey in the air like f1ycatcher
and scoop into water almost like a gull
to get the grain put in for water birds.
"Biblically, it is thing of little worth
Two sparrows sold for a farthing-
but even there it is the cheeky sparrow
that finds an house = where she may
lay her young, even Thine altars, o
Lord
Early English history makes the wise
man use the sparroW's flight through
the kings hall from darkness to dark
ness as symbol of mans life without
religion
The following curious item is appended:
Where there is a bird table in the
garden and the house sparrow is too
frequent a visitor. it can be kept away
by placing 1-inch nail at each corner
of the table, and tying to the heads of
the nails piece of black cotton to form
rail around the table"
This would be interesting to try, but
We do not believe it would scare SPAR
rows away. and, If it did, believe it would
frighten other birds, too. as their claws
hit the elastic cotton thread or string.