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Evening star., 1941-07-09

their dresses and they carried D0u-
quets of various summer flowers.
The reception was held in the
home of the brides parents on
Quesada street, after which Mr.. and
Mrs. Carrig started on their wedding
trip The bride wore a brown linen
suit with accessories of wheat color
and a shoulder bouquet of white
orchids. They will make their home
in Washington Mr.. Carrig is a
graduate of Seton Hall Preparatory
School in South Orange. N. j., and
of Catholic University. His bride was
graduated from the Academy of the
Holy Cross and from Dunbarton
College.
The Rev. Charles P Wilson came
from New York for the wedding and
others from out of town were the
Misses Mae and Rita Carrig, sisters
of the bridegroom. and Mr.. James
Mcmahon of Jersey City and Miss
Margaret ODonnell of Chilicothe.
Ohio.
Miss Diantha Atkinson Bowie
Is Married to Mr.. Powers.
Miss Diantha Atkinson Bowie,
daughter of Mrs. Anna Blanche
Bowie and the late Mr.. John M. S
Bowie, of KensingtOn, Md, and Mr.
William Irving Powers, son of Mr.
William A. Powers of South Hill,
Va. and the late Mrs. Powers, were
married Monday evening, June 30.
The wedding took place in Christ
Church in Kensington. The Rev,
H. Fairfield Butt. Sd. former chap
lain of the Military Academy at
West Point. officiated at 8 O'Clock.
assisted by the rector of the church.
the Rev. Wade D. Stafford. Mr.
Douglas Birchby played the wedding
music and accompanied Mr.. Paul C.
Lee, who sang several solos. Tall
baskets filled with flowers were in
the chancel with flowers in the
altar vases and lighted candles gave
a soft light in the church.
Mr.. Basil C. Bowie escorted his
sister and gave her in marriage.
Her wedding gown was of write
OISdlluS Illdut Will FcIS 1ull ShlI
having long train eC>ed with en-
broidered organdy ruff1e. The bodice
had plain high neckline and short
puffed sleeves. Her length
veil was held by coronet of seed
pearls and orange blossoms and she
carried Killarney roses with an
orchid in the center and having
shower of baby's breath.
Mrs. Margaret B. Tierney was
Evening star., 1941-07-09

MISS MABEL ELIZABETH
COUNTS.
Her father, Mr.. G.. Thomas
Counts, of Abingdon, Va, has
announced her engagement
to Mr.. Morgan G. Harvey. The
Neddine ,oiU take place in the
tdH.
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Continued on Page B-4D
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(See WEDDINGS, Page BAD
Evening star., 1941-08-06

no occasion for "the cry of horror"
which he said went up 'for fear that
Texas would send to the United
States Senate a hillbilly musician,
a radio crooner or flour salesman,
who might perchance lower the dig
nifty of this great deliberative body"
We'll, now, folks" he went on,
using a form of address seldom
heard on the Senate floor, Il like
hillbilly music. l also like popular
music, church songs and grand op-
era. but unfortunately I do not play
or sing any kind of music. When I
want music 1 hire musicians to do
the playing and singing"
The Senator then detailed his at
titude toward President Roosevelt,
who had indorSed one of Mr.. O'Dan-
iel's opponents in the special cleo
ton at which he was named to sue
ceed the late Senator Sheppard.
So long as the President acts
within the Constitution and the
laws which Congress has passed,
Senator ODaniel said, whether l
like the laws or do not like the
laws, whether I like what the Pres
ident does or do not like what he
does, he may be assured he will
have 100 per cent support from me. !"
But, he continued, in any question
before the Senate Il shall not be
concerned about whether this legis-
lation does or does not carry the
blessings of the President; l shall
Evening star., 1941-08-06
0'Daniel Criticizes
Army Extension Bill
As Breaking Faith
Texun Promises Support
For President if He
Follows Constitution

In 5000 word address on his
second day in the Senate, w. Lee
ODaniel of Texas yesterday de-
r1ounced the Army service extension
bill because it breaks faith with
our soldier boys" assured his col
leagues that his highly advertised
penchant for hill billy music would
not be permitted to transgress the
bounds of senatorial dignity, and
pledged 100 per cent support" to
the President, so long as the Chief
Executive follows" the Consttu-
ton.
Senator ODaniels comment on
the Army provoked such a warm
hearted Endorsement from Mrs. Jo-
sephine Wanderscheid. At, of Chi
cago, a Senate visitor, that she was
elected from the gallery, and re-
leased by Capitol police only when
she displayed return ticket to
Chicago and promised to use it.
They're war-mongering kikes, l
don't want to get into war was
the contribution that got Mrs. Wan
derscheid out of the Senate.
Senator ODaniel took pains to
assure his colleagues that there was
Evening star., 1941-08-06

plan of the Prince Georges County
Board of Commissioners, as reported
before the groups meeting, would
create a road parallel to La Sale
road, that property owners on
Avondale road bought their homes
with the understanding that Avon
dale road would not extend beyond
Woodreeve road, and that they
would have to pay for the main
tenance of Avondale road.
The association expressed ap-
probation of the action of the coun-
ty board in creating the special
Improvement district and urged that
property owners delay action on
petitions not absolutely necessary
until after the l943 session of the
General Assembly. Cooperation of
the citizens was asked to see that
the district became a model, so as
to encourage the formation of SINH
lar special improvement districts.
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,e concerned with answering as best

be concerned with answering as best
l can whether or not in my own
judgment, after 1 have secured all
the facts I can secure, such legisla-
ton is desirable
Il did not come to the United
States Senate" he added, ito be
yes man or a rubber stamp for
anybody
He concluded his address with the
reminder that he came fresh from
the ranks of the common people"
and that he knew therefore what
the people think and want"
And I am sure you are about to
make another serious biunder if you
pass this legislation arbitrarily ex-
tending che draft beyond the IL
months time originally understood, !"
he pleaded. Please do not do it,"
Mrs. Wanderscherd, who has a
son in the Army, was here in Febru-
ary with Mrs. Elizabeth Dilling. who
headed mothers crusade" against
war.
Evening star., 1941-08-06
Queens Chapel Citizens
Ask Hearing on Road

A hearing to protest the proposed
extension of Avondale road beyond
Woodreeve road in the newly Gre
ated Special Improvement District
No. I" of Prince Georges County has
been requested by the Executive
Committee of the Queens Chapel
Citizens Association. The request
was made to the Maryland-National
Capital Park and Planning Com
mission.
The citizens claim the proposed
Evening star., 1941-08-06

Of research and city planning OF
Yale University's School of Archi-
lecture, as director of the Cultural
Relations Division of the Office of
Coordination of American
Affairs was announced yesterday by
Nelson A. Rockefeller.
Mr.. Rockefeller aYo announced
the appointment of Shelley Tracy,
former vice president of the Amer
ican Association of Advertising
Agencies, as assistant director of the
Communications Division of the Co.
ordinator'S Office.
Evening star., 1941-08-06
Enfomo|ogist Sees Victory
In War on japanese Beetle
BY the Associated Press.

BY lhe ASSoclated Press.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 6.-Dr. Ernest
N. Cory, State entomologist, be-
lieves the japanese beetle will be
eliminated as a serious menace to
horticulture within three to five
years.
1t is not thought they can be elm
Evening star., 1941-08-06

mated entirely, he said, but reduced
to the status of an ordinary native
pest.
The milky white disease method
Evening star., 1941-08-06

of determination, now being used
in infested areas, will be largely in
strumental in controlling the in
sect, DR.. Cory declared.
Evening star., 1941-08-06
Rockefeller Announces
Two Additions to Stuff

BY the Associated Press.
Appointment of Wallace K. Har-
rison, chairman of the department
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bic 5ade reif iit'. iagte er. IBIS oa<
bin balte bid rubis Derboppele
beine goriibt nno bermeioe aIes, mas
irsens Die Mufinerfiamfeit auf eid
sieben f0nnte."
.Das iperbe id tlin", eripioerte
Diliberg in bobniidem Zone. Der
Miitters Grimm bon nellert rei5te.
.Die 8prliht, su ser ou mid mabmit,
babe id bereits geiibt id babe Die
5telll,ng in meiner Gabrif aufsege=
ben uno felt geltern cine 8obnung
bier in Der 8oritaot senlietet."
uSier2" rief Oeiiaer. uDu biIt
tuab1iinnis - maa uiro bid eut=
Deden -"
,,@ntaedt n,an DID oenn bier?"
fraste 8ilt6erg. v@la,blt olt, id lei
tueniser geididt ais bu? Meine Ba-
pierre iino iu Sronura, id babe elm
bortrefflibes .3eltsnis bon meinem
@rbeitsberrn id itebe int 9egriff,
ein sl,tes engagement in elmer Sas
BRIT su fiuoeu, beren Sauptl.nterneb=
mer Morris lit. Oh iieGlt alio, mir
fteben ,ruter eiylent Serrn, 1no ib
perbe bier ieilr I'M Sid fdarf 5u be-
obadtcn. Die Gntfernma ipar mir
su arob; iebt, oa ser Sdat bereit iit,
mil: ih BOD in Ser 9sdbe bleiber, Inn
bei. benen Sebllng babel Sit iein." ~.
,..9as ipirIt bu nibt, .tlln", rief
Miiaer orobeno, uid berbiete es Dir,
i6, siebe MIDI bon ser aan5e1 Sadc.
s.lriid, ,penu bt cine Iolhe 9rmsm=
belt begebit" 49,
.,,ab, es Ideint, baB bu nteine Ndz
be nidt ipiinlbeit", bobnte 3iaberg,
,,benn BON Dinlnbeit lit feline 8eee
babel. a6er bein @ltnId miro nie
eriiiQt ,perben - td iperbe ben1ocb
in beiner Ndbe blei6en, ia nod rnebr,
iA tueroe sid beiuben, tiialid beiu=
den, unt mid su iiber5eusen, oab bu
nod oa biit, nno mir sl,aleid) ein
tpella sic Sofalitit anieben."
,9as tpirIt bu niht', rief Mitaer
nit beiierer Stiume. Sas 9(ut idob
ibnt at BEN S6lafen. 81 nabe lei.
neim 3iele; iolltc ct bon bieIem @len-
ben iiberiuodt, belien @ilfiir preis=
aeseben ,nS taglih ser @efabr ser
gntbes,Ina atsaeiett iein9 r9as luar
81, piel. Ct bate cine gmpiinb,na,
als ob cine eiftiae Sdlanse ibn NIT
ibren Ringen ,mtIpannte, lmt i'm 5u
erluiiraen.
,,llne tparun lperbe id bas niht?"
fraate @ill6erg. ,,@s lit ia ,idts
Mnffaaen6es babel iuenn ein gut
enpfoblener @erfmeilter bon Der
9abrif bes &errn Morris In beiien
9iener einen alten 9efannten finbet
nne ibn beIud)t. @arlm iollte bas
nidt seideben, .iuenn bu ebrlihes
Spiel nit mir ipie1f2"
,@eil id bas nidt ipill!" rief Miil.
Ier fendeno in tpiloaufIdaumeneet
@at, inoen ct nit matbtigem Sab
beriprana nnb @ia6era's Sals nit
feinen @anben umipannte. .u@eil id
bid eruiirgen iperbe. ipie man elite
S1lange erluiirat, ebe Tie ibren gif.
tiaen Bib ansfiibren fann!"
8iabera ipar bon bent nrpiosli'
den anariff iiberraldt er iudte fd
frei at maden, aber nit Ser 8raf1
neratpeifeln6er gNat ureRte Wiiaer. Sic
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Der Sin1meI ipor friibe, fcir Stern

glGn5te berab.
.SdidlaI, oit groBe unerforidide
Waht, uelbe bie @elt regiert' iagte
er III ,iletolid idmersboller Bitter
felt, ,,ou 1ait mid fbnlblos in
|5daad uno gleno aeitiir5t llno mid
aus meinem gaterlanbe bertrieben
sssb babe mid aatfgerafft ltnb IN ars
belt uno aanpf oie 8flidt bes Do
ieins erfiillt. Sd babe iliemano init
0iiien uno ablidt gofes getan, fein
nnaerebtes @nt lit ltnter benz Neid-
titln, ben ih it1lr oem SdpeiB lneis
ner Mrbeit banfe. Oh aber Derfolglt
mid, ipie Der SSdger ons gebebte
3ilo. Nnn lit es 5u giloe - nleine
Rraft lit Su gnoe. Nid)t aus 5eig-
belt gebe id aus Der gBelt bes ar-
6eiteiis uno Strebens, id n1llB bere
idluinoen, INT meiuen Rinoern oas
@liid 5n fibern. Mit Menld)en mag
man fintpiell aud nit BEN glenten=
ten ,utb oen araften Der @atnr, aber
nidt nit Sen 9dntonen bes Mbgrnnbs
- niht nit @eipenItern Der 5initer-
mig. Seio aeiesnet ibr, oie id liebe
y id babe fir eitd aefebt, mir
bleibt MIR nod ii6rig, fiir elld 5lt
iterbenI"
@r nabm aus einem aaiten einen
ibon gearbeiteten Meppluer lmo
ipannte Sen Sabn. 2anglam bob er
sic @affe empor
Da i6allten Sritten ,tno Stilnmen
bon ,ttten beralif. Gs idien, als gin=
ge ettpas slnBergeiu0bnlides i'm Sal-
ie bor. llntpillfiirlid) ianf feline Sano
,tieoer, lno er lallitbte geipall,tt.
Or borte Sic 9iire geben, ,lno i'm
llddlten Iugenblid idieu bas gal5c
Sans lebenoig at iperoen; er borte
laute Shredensrufe uto eiliges Sin-
itnb 6erlaltfen.
,,Bas bebeutet bas 2" fragte Mor-.
RIG in Itarrem Gntlesen. ,,5ollte es
ibon eeldeben ieil, iolte @eora. be-
reits> bas Spfer eesuoroe,k ieilt bas
ib iebt ben Sdidialsnladten bieten
ippllte?"
gr lani6te iuieber nit bebenber
Nnglt nnb borte beutlid bie Rtfe:
,@r lit tot = er lit ermoreet." :"
5eine 8nie beaannen su manfen.
gr leate bie 8affe auf Sen Sdreib-
tifd nieoer nno id5leppte iid miibiam
5lr Sir. J. .. -...-
S6on ipurbe bon al1Ben beftig ge..
flopft. Gr 0ffnete. Gin Diener ltiirste
bleih uno berIt0rt berein.
,,9onpnen Sic, @err 3oniitl, font
men Sic idnea. gs lit eiu Woro se=.
ibeben.'
Morris fraste nidt. gleid iuie Ser
Sob fo1gte ct betn 9iener, ser ibm
poraneiltc.
Mnf bem ,lnteren 5lur fanh er Die
Diener bes SauIes. Sun ibtuaden
Sdein ser aersen Iab ct einen
menidli6en a6rper am 8ooen lie
gen, iiber Sen Mebrere iid, belleter,
@r itiiBte iib eegen bie @anb. or
permodte nidt tpeiter at aeben -
sic SiiBe beriagten ibm BEN DienIt.
Da elite @eorg itber cine 5eiten=
treppe beran. Ct, bate lit ieinem
3inmer SEN 2drm bernommen unb
fam, nab Ser llrlad)e au foriden.
Morris itarrte Ieinen Spbn nit
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Waitfisodj, Ben Is. Dftobsr f94I

rer fiefeit gbril0e IN Der Nrillf ~
0Miifler ern1oroet2" fraste Mor-
iris.
gr blidte ipie geiitesabipeIeno iirn-
Der, nls iei Ell bon einenl Ernnn, be-
fangen, aus benz ct nid)t 5lr Nirf-!
|Iidfeit alt ertpn1en Dermodte.
uWie iit oas seideben?" fraate
@eorg. '
Die 2elite er5dblten, sob tie al.f
benz 8ege neben bem Barfs nnd Der
5ta6t eebeno einen Silferi,f gebort
b6tten. sic ieien Ser 8ihtirng &c.
foIst lllo b1tten linter Der ga,ln,.
grltppe auf benz Seloe Wiiller bla,-
teno auf Der Grbe liegeno gefitnben.
Bon benz M6roer, ser i'm ermorbet
boben iniilie, iei feine Spl,r ail febea
lllo 81, boren selpelen. ga bie Rarf-
tiir offen sepefen lei, 10 batten lie
ben @eriplln6eten bier ms Sans &C.
brad)t. Das lei alles, mas Tie bon
ser Sade ipiiBten.
,Man lou. iosleid einen ar5t be. !
LEM, befobl @eorg, .,lno ald Der
Boli5et Den 8prfall ar5eigen; rem
gerimnoeten aber tragt IN iein 9imt-
nler."
,,gr lit tpobl tot, iagte elmer ser
Mrbeiter. ,,gr fat fein 2ebensseihcn
BON iid gegeben, ols mir ibn bierDer
truaen, obgleib Der aorper nod 1lidt
ltarr it," ~
,Darl,m idneG ben Mr5t!' rief.
@eors lno balf ielbit ben entleeteus
8eoieutel, oen Ieblolen 80rper a.f.
5ltbeben. @k ~:
8ei bieler 8emegl,ng i6lua Miil.
ler oie Mngen allf l,no elm leiier, Fla.
genoer Con flang ais Ieinem @hmo.';
.gr Iebtr' rief Georg ugieneic)t
lift bod nod Gettlng ,noelib.'
Als man ben Shiperperlebten auf.
bebu Dfinete er nod einnlal sic Nl..t
gen; fem 8lid fiel ol,f Worris, Der
imlner nod ipie teilnabmslos baitanb.
,Spreben -" fliilterte er, uSerrn
Morris -"
rSaipobl', iagte @eorg, ,,5ie iol-
len alles baben, mas Sic tpiinihen,
aber porerIt behiirfen Sic ser 8ube.
lno baum iperben ipir boren, ipas Der
ar5t Iaet.",
Nfiiller er9ob ,bie @anb, als ipolfe
er ipinfeu ,mb Iab Morris nit anait- i
bon flebenben @ueen on. Damn idien.
ibn tpieoer eine Sbumadt 5lt beiudl.
tigen Ct lp,,rbe in iein 3illnler ae-.
tragen, NIT einiger Miibe entfleioet
llue mif ieiu 8ett nieSeraeleet. Die
id)male M,lnbe mar in Ser Nabe bes
Sersens, Tie u.Bte fart aebl,,tet ba-
ben, tuie feline &leioer seiste,b min
aber mar Sic 8lnSe bltrd geronle-
mes 8int seidloiien. -..>-
Morris mar ebenfalls ei,setreten.
gr ianf matt alif eii,en Stlbl rno
blidte bitter in bas @eiidt ieines
Dieners.
Gin 6lnd rnbt al,i bielem Saa-
Ie', flilterte er, ,,allb bieIer lit pon
ibm getroffeitl - @eine &iuber, mel.
ne ar,nen ainber!' r.
gr itiibte SEN 2opf ut Sic &anSe
,m6 blieb idtpeisenb iiken, tuabrena
@eora bent 8eriuunoeten einen idipe-
rem 8ein einfloBen lieB. Inn feline
2rdfte lpieber 5u beleben. Oaan elite
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Ei11 nl1pHterrH WeHpe1tat

beibe auf Den 9ooen ilieoer, aber
Wiiiaer blieb oben. 5banerlid Hang
oas inllner 0llmpfere godellt 0es
@eipiirgten MIR ipenige Mngetl-
blide nod, nmo es mliBte init ibm
aus ieiu.
Sdon lag ct fait regungslos oa.
ssn eil,em lebten sinfraffen feiner
araft aber bate er nit Der Sano Die
@rnIttaibe leines l1eberrodes gefnn-
ben, iein gauser 3orper 5lidte il, ge-
ipaltiaer Mnitrenenng. Wiiler itieB
pl0slid einen sellenoen 5drei aus,
ieine Sanbe loiten Iid bon hem Salie
bes aeinbes, ben er idon fiir >ber=
nidtet belt. Gr iprang a,,f, talmel-
te bin llno Der nnb ianf bann nit
ei,lem Sbmer5ensidrei sn 8obeu.
p ssa6 einigen Auseubliden ridtete
iid @iaberg iuieoer auf.
u8u baIt beinen 2obt, perrudter
&lmbp iaete er nit rauber, feuden>
Der Stinme, ,,ou ipiit MIN niemanb
tnebr betriigen!"
l. st 1tieB ben am 8oben MnseeItredz
ten nit bent 5uBe al. Der 9orper
i1ten 1tnbeipeglid. .'e.&
/ Ser Stid ipar GUT, iagte er ct
luas freier ipreheno, ,,aber es luar
sic boblte 3eit. 9od nln fort -
menn man mid uibt bier in Ser Ndbe
finoet, lit ieoe entoedlmg lmmoglid,
oenu niemano iueiB ia, oaB id ibn
fenne."
Or beitgte iid 1tieoer, il,bte auf-
Itebenb bas Doldmeiier nno sog bas=
ielbe aus Miillers 9ruit.
Sold cit, Ding muB utan NIT
nebmen', ,nltrmelte er!
CT itieB oas Meiier iu sic @r6e,.
Inn bic &linse 5u reinisen, luo lauid=
te oann sluiiden ben 8ahnI6atten
berpor. 8on ser Seite, nad ipelder
oas Worris'ide Saus lag tparen
Stimlnen bernebmbar. @s fiibrte oort
ein g8eg ant 8aloe entlang. Man
mo6te ben lauten Shrei .Miiaers
Dernommen baben, aber Die Dunfel-
beit Iie6 auf ipeitere @ntferntng
ni6ts erfenuen.
8idberg elite in l6nellent 2auf
oenl auf Der entgegengeiebten Seite
liegenoen @eb0l5 slt ,,no mar balo
int S6atten ser eriten @ebiiide per-
idmunoe,t. .r..~* .,s
sSn bent Morris 'f6en &aule berrIb=
te tiefe Hube. Die SenIter ser @e-
leulhaftsrG,me tuaren bunfel, blob
BON ben perldieoenen @obn5inmern
itrablte 2idt lit Sen Barf binaus.
Morris iaB nod immer an ieiuem
Sdreibtiid gr bate Boaen ar,f SO.
gen nit ieil,er groBen, frdftigen
Sanoibrift bolseldrieben, ,no su=
peilen iuar er auf ieinen 5tubl gu
riidselunfen, als Oh feline Rrafte ber=
Iagten, aber iunmer tpieoer batte ct
iid al1fgerafft ,no ieiue 4rbeit fort
geIest.
@ubli1 legte er sic Seber aus Ser
Sanh, idloB alles, iuas er geidrie-
ben bate, in einent sroBen llmihlas,
perlicaelte benlelben ,mo idrieb oar,
auf: u5iir n1einen Sobn @eors gan5
allein. -.-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
Observe Rules
For a Good
Permanent
BY DONNA GRACE

SINCE PERMANENT waves
have been accepted as neces-
sary eauty aid there is no
longer a question of whether or
not to have one. But we should
be concerned about the eff
cheney of the operator. The way
to insure good service s-te be
certain of the work beforehand.
When you have salon where
waves and shampoos are done
satisfactorily, there is generally
one or more good permanent
wave operator. II is advisable
TO go to your regular shop for
the permanent rather than one
you never patronize at o h e r
times.
The reason we speak Of this
is. many women go to a neigh
borhood shop for their waves
and shampoos but for their per-
manents take the advice of A
friend and have it at her IA
,rot.ita Gallon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
This Is What He Will Learn
At Training Camp
BY HELEN ROWLAND

DON'T THINK that a year in
a military training camp is GO
ing TO be year lost out of your
boys life. II will probably be
the richest and most profitable
year of any young mans life.
What will he learn there"
you ask. Lots OF things that he
might never learn in college or
anywhere else.
FIRST OF all. he'll learn dis
cipline and how to take il. He'll
learn all about the art of self
defense and. at the same time,
the art of Self-conirol. He'll ac-
quire a healthy respect for rules
and authority-an that's some
thing you've probably never
been able 10 teach him.
But the sergeant will not re-
prove him with a gentle shake
of the head and a naughty boy!
when he tries -pttt-over some
thing Sergeants don't believe
in Self-expreSSion-except for
sergeants!
HE'LL LEARN 10 get IN
when he's called in the morning.
and go to bed at decent hours
at night He'll get the habit of
punctuality. It's all a matter of
habit. you know. He'll learn
neatneSs and orderliness. and
how TO pick up his own things
and make up his own bed. and
how TO peel potatoes with the
latest gadgetS
But most important Of all.
he'll develop character and self
reliance and ideals Ideals of
honor and duty and patriotism.
Because the ideals of the army
and navy, in matters of honor
and duty. are the highest IN the
world, And they're catching!
Courage. fair play and all the
ethical standards of a soldier
and gentleman. He'll find out
that there's vast difference
between a battler and a bully!
As FOR his vocational train
ing in A mechanical army I
have been assured that he'll get
plenty of that. toe, Whether his
special ability is engineering or
flying or medicine or laboratory
work or machinery. he'll learn
more about il and get more
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13

A DISH of ice cream tastes
just as good in Winter as any
time. Try caramel ice cream
rich with bananas and dates.
Eight servings are made with
one cup ripe, mashed bananas.
two teaspoons lemon juice, one
fourth cup firmly-packed light
brown sugar. one-fourth tea
spoon salt. one-third cup milk,
Two egg whites, one cup whip
ping cream. two egg yolks, one
teaspoon vanilla extract, one
half cup cut dates and one-half
cup water,
Mix together bananas and
lemon juice Add sugar. salt and
milk, stirring until mixed. Beat
egg whites until stiff. Whip
cream until thickened but not
stiff. Beat egg yolks until thick.
Combine bananas, egg whites,
egg yolks, cream and vanilla.
Simmer dates and water to-
gether for 10 minutes: cool. Set
aside until final stirring. Turn
mixture into automatic refriger-
ator freezing trays.
Freeze at coolest setting. stir
ring every 30 minutes until mix
ture- holds ITS shape Add date
mixture during final stirring,
then freeze until firm.
Mint Ice
Florida mint ice. just the
thing for a dinner party. is
made with one and one-half
cups sugar. three-fourthS cup
light corn syrup. one and three
tourths cups water, six table,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13

For Friday, February u.
with educators, brokers, bankers,
business institutions.
ULY - TO AUGUST p
Loan excellent period for
correcting deficiencies, making
way for the ever changing de
mands on time. energy and econ
ony. You and j, ali Of US, are
integral parts in the body, mind
and machinery Of this nation.
and We must not fail in our
responsibilities.
AUG. % TO SEPT. -
TiyQe-lnvestments and specu-
lative enterprises may not show
immediate TeturnS but all indus
trial and other helpfully progress
sive and important work are
favored. Be careful in expendi-
lures.
SEPT. y TO OCT. y
Restrictions will be felt
in familiar undertakings and
drastic changes from conven-
tional lines, but expansion and
improvements essential to
demands can and should be car
ried forward successfully.
OCT. - TO NOV. p
.Scorpio - Friendly indications
for aggressively attacking the
tough propositions. But keep
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13

Know Operator

A hairdresser who has worked
with your hair during the year
is the one who should be trusted
with the wave. He will TAX e
more interest in giving you a
perfect wave. Besides. he knows
just what the hair needs and
will be eager TO do something
suitable TO your type.
Never rush the permanent.
When the wave begins to grow
out and a new wave is neces-
sary, have a few nice oil packs.
This softens and lubricateS the
hair so the wave process will
not only have no drying effect
but will produce lovely smooth
curls that can be dressed in any
style.
Daily brushing is wonderful
for refining coarse ends. and
very dry tips must be cut off.
A pomade or liquid petroleum
is used with good results for dry
ends.
The met bod of waving,
whether heatless. machineless,
or regular electric permanent,
will result in a good wave if the
operator is efficient and uses
judgment BY this. we mean
don't advise permanents when
the hair is not in condition for
the operation.