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Evening star., 1941-09-02
By Dorothy Murray

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A local store has a lovely collection
Of Indian jewelry made of hand
hammered silver, including a large
assortment of pins, bracelets and
earrings. Especially smart are ear
rings made in the form of tiny boots.
The jewelry is not too costly and
makes a lovely birthday or ami
versary gift.
Tiny, hand-carved wooden figures
from Switzerland are very lifelike
and would provide an interesting
start TO q collection OF little
people"
Concha belts made Of coin silver
with turquoise stones in the center
of each round link would be smart
on wool sports dress this fall.
Speaking of belts, the beaded ones
made by American Indians also
would be effective with sports
clothes. offering as they do an un-
usual effect by the use of dark and
light colored beads. BY the way
these belts now may be secured in
ladies sizes.
Note to career girls: Keep in your
desk drawer a celluloid tube con-
tanning II small spools of various
colored thread, a thimble, straight
pins. small safety pins and a supply
of needles. This inexpensive article
will come in handy when you get
one Of those pesky runs in your
stocking.
Purchase lovely Mexican hand
carved wooden chest conveniently
equipped with lock and key. They
come in several sizes and are perfect
for keeping confidential letters and
papers or for holding jewelry. .
Lovely imported Persian prints
are still to be found. They can be
used for pillow covers and throws
and may be secured in a wide variety
OF sizes and patterns.
Chinese stamp boxes made oi
metal with colored enamel insets as
decoration would be a delightful
addition to your "what-not" stand
There are only a few left and 1t
is doubtful if any more can be
secured. p.
Give the bride-to-be a cracker
and cheese dish made of spun
aluminium. There Is a wooden cut
ting block in the center of the dish
where the bulk of cheese NAV be
kept, covered by an aluminium
top.
After-dinner coffee in the living
room may be offered in the new
size cups and saucers. The saucers
are oblong in shape and are large
enough to hold the cup and a
liqueur glass. The sets are made
OF lovely English earthenware and
obtainable in several soft shades.
STORY book dolls" have become
extremely popular this season. We
recently saw large display includ-
! ing wednesdays Child" Winter"
"Topsy and Eva" and an entire
wedding party, all appropriately cos
TUNED to add greatly to any COL
lection. :.
Give the bride pair of miniature
seals made Of heavy glass, each
balancing a ball on its nose. These
may be used as book-ends or as
ornaments and 60 well in almost
any type house. -.
Evening star., 1941-09-02

II plopClly OoN gC0 SoAA
depend upon the youngsters own
choice to make her happiest-unless
she goes so far afield that she looks
like the candidate for top billing in
q circus side show.
This year, skirts and sweaters and
Jackets continue to be almost the
national uniform, but there is a
great trend to matching instead of
mixing the colors. All defense pro-
gram" clothes are good-and that
includes everything from dresses
with insignias to sailor-type frocks
and service" jewelry. PlaidS are
more popular than ever and show
up in suits, coat Innings and prac-
tically every other item of attire.
Corduroys are looked upon with de-
light by young daughter who appre-
ciates their smartness; mother who
Evening star., 1941-09-02
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The formula in sports clothes this
season is Tor shirts with big, roomy
pockets. Very often there are four
Of those helpful additions, no less.
Canyon colors are being used in
shirts as well as jackets. Stacks
suits are most highly approved when
done in two tones, with the shirt
lighter than the slacks.
Those Oaks" that we told you
about, Gemember the British
shorts?), are coming in strong for
tennis. They have rubber pad
inside the waistline to- hold your
shirt down.
Evening star., 1941-09-02

in plain colors, black or q small
figured design.
Barbara Bell pattern No. 1883
is designed for sizes "a, 36, 40, A,
A, 46 and 48. Size 36, with three
quarter sleeves, requires AZ yards
35-inch material.
Select all the patterns YOU need
for fall-from the new fashion book
Just out. Covers all sizes with
wide range of smart designs. Send
Is cents today for your copy.
Evening star., 1941-09-02

This shows that women have fewer
fatal accidents than men, but before
you hold this over your husbands
head, saying that women are safer
drivers than men, remember this:
These statistics do not take into
account the fact that men drive
more than women. Most women
can stay at home when the streets
are slick and dangerous. Also men
handle the wheel on more long
distance trips.
A popular poll shows that 60 per
cent Of the people would rather ride
in a car driven by a man, 3 per
cent prefer woman, and the re-
naming 80 per cent are either fstsl-
lists or pedestrians.
Driving tests have shown that as
whole men react more quickly
than women, show more skill and
stay camer.
THINGS THE WOMAN DRIVER
SHOULD REMEMBER.
l. Loose hair blowing in the facs
Is dangerous.
2. Few women will put their hands
out to give signal when 1t Is RAIN
ing, which adds TO danger.
3. Feminine raiment sometimes
adds to woman's danger. lou can't
drive safely while you try to hold
your hat on, and flowing sleeves may
tangle with gear shifts.
4. Women are likely to be more
emotional than men. Stay calm
Don't allow irritation to add TO your
danger and injure your health.
IL you wish 10 have set Of
exercises which you can take in
/ a taxi, or while waiting for the
bus, send a Scent, stamped, self
| addressed envelope with your re-
quest for my Ieaf1et, Gymnastics
/ While You Wait" tn Josephine
Lowmsn in care of The Evening
| Star.
Evening star., 1941-09-02
Worn Mattress Foe of
Neatly Made Bed

Dificulty in making bed so that
1t presents a neat, attractive ap-
pearance very often can be traced
to wornout pillows, mattress or bed
spring. No amount of care can pro-
duce smooth looking bed If the
bedding itself is sagging with age.
Evening star., 1941-09-02
II aStY Dish

Ground beef, Drowned in bacon
fat and we'll seasoned, makes an
excellent meal when served on
toast. Tomato sauce poured over
all adds favor and color.
Evening star., 1941-09-02

Do You Know That
Down in Cuba bread is sold BY
the foot rather than the loaf7
Evening star., 1941-09-02
BY Baroness Phantom

BarONeSS FfdnfON
want to bedroom t" and be economical
nothing andewcking feeling
satisfaction from making yourself 1t fascinating nedewok and
will the everyday type embroidery.
envelope II
inches smaller designs color stitch illustrations and full
directions.
Evening
Evening star., 1941-09-02
School Crowd Demands Classic Clothes Spced With Current Nove
| |WhyGrow
|Old?
BY yasebhins Loteman

BY J0gP bFfne LOtHWnH
II you drive car and want TO
live long enough to grow old, II
might be good idea TO look at the
following suggestions and figures:
Here are some 1s41 accident facts
from the National Safety Council,
Inc:
Number Of fatal accidents II ,000
Men 81, 500
Women ----------------- 2,500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03

Freedom IL not free. II must
be paid for In courage, tolerance
and adherence To principles"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03

The Three Score and Ten Mich
tganders- wifi meet at II a. m.
Thursday at the pavilion Of Palmer
Park. F.. Officers Of the organiza-
ton say any man or woman 20 or
over who has lived in Michigan for
several years is eligible to join and
invited 10 attend the meeting.
Radio Announcer Boake Carter
will lecture here next week. 4.
Police Chief William
telling how he started
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
'SNO CAP Hits Town, 100

Seen in Life Magazine and worn about
town on the smartest young. 1000 wool
in red, green, royal, wine or brown. Write
or Phone Cherry 500. First Basement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03

AEL's Art Stringari says his
o-month-old daughter already has
joined the union. Attractive
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
People You Know
ory ' on Red Apple Sold Nashville Visitor
BY JAMES SHERIDAN

Official Stenographer Walter
Romanchuk YEARLY wiping perspi-
ration from his brow after taking
Testimony for four hours at a DSR
meeting. DSR Manager Fred
Nolan and Commissioner Waldo
Greiner shouting that each had
issued "phony statements
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
49,. :.
So s s:;: 800
1N*xsSsN&

Gin Mr. (Nature's Remedy Tablets.
there are no chemicals. no minerals, no
phenol derivatives. Mr. Tablets are diff
ferent-o1 different. Purely psasia6ie-a
combination Of 10 vegetable ingredients
formulated over SO years ago. Uncoated
o. candy coated. their acton IS depend
able. thorough. yet gentle. as millions
OF mrs have proved Get a 25t box
today :. or larger economy size-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03

City hall reporters smacking their
lips over the prospect of a knock
em down and drag EN- out fight
between Nolan and Greiner over
DSR operating and financial poll
cies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03

MR.. sTRISGARI m o n h. &.
Frank r. Bunts Joseph A. Deneau
and Frank J. Robillard will mark
up 30 years service. J. W.
Harworth and Dave Mitchell ar
plans for the annual
Christmas party OF the Detroit
Society for the Hard of Hearing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03

OF apples at a
n e ] 6 h b o r =
hood grocery.
Actor Lyle
Talbot looking
at the display
signs in front
of the L a { a
yette Theater.
-Fl orence
Cassidy taking
reservations for
[ h g d n n e r
speech of DR..
G a r los Garcia
Mata at Gen.
trail Methodist
Church.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03

Mrs. r. p Rice OF Nashville
avenue showing friends a bright
red apple with a perfect v for
victory on il. Got il in a bag full
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03

A mechanical game! Just wind it up and
ducks go scooting across for you to pop at.
Complete with uninterrupted darts, dart
pistol and longer pump-action dart gun.
Fun for the family! Toys-Seeond Base.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03

G m p ! o y e S
OF City Treas
urer Albert f.,
Cobo trying TO
find their boss
pic ture in a
Tim es group
photograph of
the county au-
ditor S investi-
cation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03

w en- dell r.
Lane becomes a
80 --ye6f en-
ploye OF The
Detroit Edison
Company this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03

President Al
bert Hawkes. of
the u n it @ Il
States Chamber
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03

the merit sys-
tenn for recog-
nlZIng cou-ra=
geous deeds of
Detroit police
o fife ers.
Bernard Con-
chariot of Prai-
RE avenue re-
Gently won a
place in { h q
u verSity of
Miami Band.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-25
81. Anne's Guild

il lGEMBERS Of st. Anne's
Guild Of st. Peters Catholic
church took horns momentoes Of
last evenings meeting, held with
Mrs. r. ]. Van Hollenbeck,
Smith street. Mr.. Van Hollen-
beck II IN accomplished candy
maker, and each guest was given
= generous sample Of his art.
Last evenings meeting was q
potluck dinner, and Mrs. Charles
O'Brien won the house prize.
The group will meet next on
Wednesday, April Is, at the
home Of Mrs. Frank Thibault,
with Mrs. Rose Hoevel as host
ess. The meeting will be q pot
luck At $50 o'clock.
. II.
SILVER CROSS CIRCLE Of
Kings Daughters will meet on
Wednesday at two o'clock at the
home Of Mrs. Lewis Covert, "a
Scott boulevard, for a business
meeting.
MRS. JOHN r. SHOOK will
entertain her duplicate contract
club on Thursday afternoon, at
her home on Lincoln avenue.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-25
MRS. cruII Named Delegate
to Rural Teachers Convention

o'clock. All rural tsaehsEs m
invited.
n An invitation % oItead ~
Rural Camp q Waldsu yyop11 n
HArtland a June - md ~ -
been sxtsnded - ~ ttachotG
Mrs. Pauline StIar " 1Goo1G
talked On visual o6ncotion, M
how i might h brought q sGEoJ
schools.
Mn Esth9e Nee1Enan G noqDoe
invited IL group - otl1nA I
nude festival @ o. Ao1M q
April n n 1nuaoo x1lGla 16hcol.
Zopoo y and e ~ ou0b1nin0 q
proDont Til 6oGttvnl.
xhG next meeting VIII ~ hid
"a April a, 1t 80 0'e3oek n
ths Midway rsle.t1rant ~ -
inso. go 4
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-25

PERFECT for slim, young fig-
urss, this flaring fFuck has a-tiny
eoruolat Wal6tltnG, Und bodice
gntl1D1a - ruand you out : bit
WIN H. holero, Il seeves - .
little suit" for street wear.
Make this Of gay silk prints, or
Hat crepe, plain or with lots of
braid IN bright contrast
Pattern No. $50 r deslgmed
IN even si1oB II 10 -. In0om-
BILE, siss ~. SN yards 3o-inch
material without nap.
For this attr1etivs pattern,
send 16c ID coin your name, Cd
dresR pattern numhpf ~ siso
% (nalne G yokact a1Wupooer)
Today's pat11sn 0ogvlcnS ~ 5th
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-25
Kiwanis Club
toCeIebrafe
20th Birthday

KIWAlglS CLUB win oels-
brats it, 1o& anniversory TO-
morrow svoning, @ . gala lin
ner meeting q tn 4odoa Hotel
At $50 o'clock. Kiw.niQueens,
wives q membef1 win b
guests, Harold G. Green, Kiwan-
d Reporter. says
Francis Goodar. president re-
Gently returned from Florida,
has arranesd . BIG Avonk Ptugn-
inent guests VIII - Best Rar-
rish q Dattle Crook, diuerict
governor: Forney Clement ,of
Ann Arbor, district sscrstary;
and Hen uean pronnineut a.
toTney q 0fand 1knptds, interna-
tional trustees. who viii deliver
the address Of the evening.
Paul Schanher viii spoak Of
early local Kiwanis hi6tosy, ana
Walter Fenton has arranged mu-
sic par exeellence, Il h, reported.
The 'sThree LsosieG" cG Ootxoit
win b imported for the occa-
sion. M
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-25
Girl Scout News

ness" on . prosrasn % b devot-
"a 70 nature study.
a potluck dinnnr win precode
the program. Mra James Ken
ney. Mrs. Albert Dellman md
Mias Dorothy Lang aee In charge
q arTane1monaD IN The event,
whieh begins 6 ESQ O'Clock n
he Girl scout headquarters "a
The Jewel 1hsatre building.
MRS. JOHN WOOD win n
tertain the Rooo Club o. Thurs
day svening q eight O'Clock, q
her houne a unjo0 LAKE. rcd,
sinco llrs. AlphonGe ChoodlG
who w1s schsduled - have e,
y = patient n o., Joesph's hos-
pitAl.
MICHELE RENEE RAS-
Tl0UE daughtoe q Mr.. and
Mrs, Mitchan Ragtisue = three
yssrs told tcday
MRS. IRWIN PERRY Of Lawn
dale entertained her card club
Saturday evening.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-25
Methodist Guild
Plans Spring
Activities
YOUNG WOldENS METHO.

YOUNG WO1GEN'S METHO-
DIST GUILD last evening
planned 4 rummags sale for
April 20. Emma Stevens viii
take charge Of the event, and
appoint q committee to assist
her.
Plans for the Mothers' Day
Tea, to be held at the home Of
Mrs. Rufus Reitzel on May 4,
were completed and committees
appointed. Mrs. Ambrose Powers
Is general chairman Of the
event, and Geraldine Gerald,
Mrs. Walter Burgan, Betty
Weiss, Jean Richard and Cheryl
Kidd.
The public II invited to this
affair. For information concern
ing tickets call Miss Kidd,
1725-w.
Last evenin's meeting was
held at the home Of Miss Kidd,
Gallup avenue. The evenings
program was q demonstration Of
cake decoration given by Mrs.
Elmer Woln. Mrs. Wol6 pre-
pared . beautiful Easter cake,
with decorated marShmallows
and green-dyed cocoanut. A
birthday cake was the. other
demonstration.
The next meeting will be held
on April II, at the home Of Mrs.
Lyle Rogers, 81 Highland ave-
nue., at 7:30 o'clock.
=
THE LADIES GROUP Of the
Reorganized Church Of Jesus
Christ Of Latter Day Saints will
meet on Wednesday, March 20,
at 1890 o'clock at the home Of
Mrs. Henkie, 10 Church street.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-25
fonday Musicale Studies Wagner and NiebeIung RING y
OEs Chapter Plans
Friends Might FridSy

ORDER a EasteFn Star win
hold 1fisndS Might O. yriday
evening. beginning ct 7:tS
o'clock. Members from every
lchaptsr In Aacomb county are
invited b sttsnd.
One new member win - In
idate6, . proGram Il planned.
and rokroshInenb win b served
undae the direction Of Mrs. 4tan-
ley 0ibbins and s4rs. william
4etealfe.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-25
Public Asked
toLibraryMeet

THE PUBLIC u invited TO It
tend . panel discussion on the
question, "Are Public Libraries
Meeting Today's Challenger,
on Thursday, Mar. "a, 1t $50
o'clock In the auditorium Of Sta
ton WWJ, $50 Lafayette boule-
ward, Detroit.
Admission TO this evening Of
discussion y BY complimentary
ticket Tickets are available II
the WV Office in Detroit. The
Metropolitan Library Club ID
sponsor.
Chairman Of the evening will
b Dr.. Woodburn O. Ron, Pro-
lessor Of English, Wayne Uni
versity. Participants In the dis
cushion viii sbe Mrs. Louis Hasa,
PTA Of Brady school, who will
talk for parents md clubswom-
en-; Mr.. John s. Ltambie, presi.
dent g The tihfS board %
lingham, wlsU = win Il speak for
small libraries: william =. Law
Ter. Jr., president Of Detroit
Council Of Local History: who
will speak for business and In
dustry; Leroy NJ. Mcdaniel, Of
Metropolitan Lite Insuran G Z
company, Z library patron;
Frank MarQuart, Of the educa-
ton department Of UAw-CIO,
who will present labor's point OF
view; Ruth Rutxen, chief OF cir
culation department Of Detroit
public library. who will talk on
large public libraries; Mrs. Rob
ert D. Sweeny, president Of De-
troit Federation Of Teachers.
who Will talk on the educators'
Ideas; and Donald Thurbsr, De-
troit council for Youth Service.
who win give youths point OF
view.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-25
Name Models 70 Appear
at Cookery DEM nstration

. lOODELS have been an
noencod for tho fAshion show to
~ held on Thursday afternoon.
ooocnd dry Of . two-day cookery
Aomonstration being sponsored
jolut1y BY Wesleyan League and
ContumerS Power In the Metho-
dit church parlors.
Priehs Mercantile Company Il
presenting the fashion show.
The children's clothes will be
modelled BY Beverly Job and
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-25
Child Study Group Z
to Hear Miss Ayers

MARGARET ANN AYERS,
member Of Mount Clemens High
School faculty. win b the guest
speaker 1t the meeting Of Child
Study Club, Group. 3. Nrs. Nor
val Peltier will Be hostess. TO-
morrow eve min &. 1t eight
o'clock. st her home ut 104
Church street.
Mrs. Otto K. BARLEY, Jr. will
be assistant hostess.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-25

Janet Scarf. and the other
models win BE- Mrs. yirmsr
King. Mrs. Frank Weller. Mrs.
Walter Burean, Mrs. Sidney
Tinker and Donna Pearl.
The bake sale, which VIII be
held on both days. u under the
chairmanship Of Mrs. Francis
Golden. On Wednesday. the
committee In charge includes
Mrs. Robert window, Mrs. John
Powers ana Mrs. Frank Weller.
On Thursday. those Ia charge
will be Mrs. Milon 0rinnell,
Mrs. John Powers and Mrs. Gilt
ford Jones. General chairman Of
the demonstration = Mrs. James
c. jackson.
The event win begin at two
o'clock on both Wednesday and
Thursday In the Methodist
church parlors, with Claudess
Bradley demonstrating her
prowess a Z cook. The things
she makes will be given away a.
door prizes both afternoon and
on Thursday afternoon, . grand
prize will be awarded.
This demonstration marks the
14th appearance Of Miss Brad
ley under the auspices Of the
Wesleyan League and the Con-
sumers Power.
BUSINESS GIRLS Group OF
Girls Friendly Society will not
meet thiS evening. They will at-
tend services In . body at Grace
Eplscopal church on Sunday
morning.
DIR. AND MRS. BERNARD
WARNER (Ruth Westendorf) Of
st. Clair Shores are entertain
ing at q family dinner this eve
ming.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-25
lsobeIlo Davis Circle
Holds Regular Meetino

ISABELLA DAVIS CIRCLE
Of Kings Dauohters met Last
evening at thu home Of Mrs.
George Smith. Card prizes were
won ~ Mrs. Grace Bradbury
and Ars. Lester 4egtef. &
The next meeting will b with
1rs. Bradbury, South avenue,
On Monday. April -, 1t eight
O'Clock.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-25

MRs. HERBERT IRISH, d.
rector Of Girl Scout activities.
today reported on the progress
Of the annual Spring cooks
sale, now being conducted Ill
over the city. One thousand six
hundred and ten boxes have
BEEN reported sold 10 lGrs. Irish.
Goal for the sale, conducted
under The direction Of Mr.. G. 81.
Malbin Of the Girl Scout Coun-
cil, u $500 boxes. A Anal report
II 70 b made on Wednesday,
April 3, to aid In ordering. D.
livery win b made On Monday
April Z.
Individual troop reports fol-
lew:
Troop l-sl boxes; SIS; g.
ll6: 100; S-1l0; g7-20; g.
81; lO--l1o: 13-oo; lS-lO0:
lS-l05: $50; 21-lO0; A.
l30: 24-l00; 25--1l0; and %
-ioi. Total. 1910 boxes.
FIRST AID lesson will be held
Thursday afternoon In Presby-
teriAn church parlors, after
school. Mrs. Robert Allen will
Be tn charge. This meeting will
not Replaces regular troop meet
inss, which will be held In ad-
dition 70 the First Aid lesson.
PLANS are complete for Girl
Scout leaders' meeting Thursday
evening, when MrS. Robert NJ.
Ftehse of Detroit will review
the book Singing In the Wilder
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-25

THERE HAVE HEEN dances
for the army's recruits q Camp
La w. hut fhey haven't boen
100 pr cent successful. accord-
ing q rsport.
The Richmond defense units
chaperon club decided The
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-25
Four Operas
at Fine Evenine

THE MONDAY 1gUaIcAIx
last evening delvsd into ~ -
einatimg study q Waens1s Nlo-
beluns Ring. q the meeting hid
q tn horne .of 1lrs. Austin ".
Heine, North sventse.
Flora Lee and Ruth Moore
were m chargs q the splendid
program and th@1r careful ek-
planation showed hours q
preparation. 10 1T tn sfaoe for
the four operas tint eompoos III
Ring. lliD Helena l1afquor3t
gave . resume q Richard WAC
nsxs colorful lie.
Born IA LispGig n 1914. ~
said. Wagner was posseeDed q
no physical beauty. An ovoT-
sixsd head set upon . pitfnlly
weak and Uniformed body, tn
eombination held supeeGne mgisi-
cal eeulus. In hi 20 yeors h
COMPOSED - musical dramas.
which y IN itself . miracle. 10
was marrisd twice, but alwpys
In love. and the heroinss u his
love al3Airs served - heroinos
Tor his operas too. His Secnnd
wife Wa Tia daughter q List,
Z contemporary pf his.
Mis- 1QarQuardt explained