davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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self setting and hug the head
gracefully.
For sports or at home. simply
comb the hair casually on the
faeo, brush the ends UP on the
neck and push them into . loose.
spriney roll that will look pretty
and neat for hours. For dress-up
occasions there will be plenty OF
hair 70 set In more formal rolls.
bsnRs, or definite curS. What Is
more, the hair will grow out
enough by fall 50 you can have
your favorite hair do when you 60
back TO business or school.
Rolled on Face
II your hair Is really long or
II you have q shoulder length
Rlamor girl bob. and the hair Is
50 lovely that you hate to sacrifice
Il to the shears, brush 1t until It
has q FURNISHED look and then roll
Il softly OF the face and twist the
ends into q knot at the nape Of
your neck. Or cut q few bangs and
catch the rest Of the hair into
smooth little braids that you can
cross In the back. or pin like .
coronet over the top. Or, by bor-
rowing the trick Of Paulette God
dsrd, braid little ribbons or lengths
Of colored yarn into the hair and
twist around the head like one OF
those neat fishnet turbans.
For any Of the shorter hair-dos
for summer you need q good per-
manent wave. one just bit tight
er than you get during the fall
and winter. The heat and humid
ity u apt to make the hair q bit
Stringy and hard TO manage other
wise. But remember, your hair
problems do not end with . per-
msnent and q new cut. The hall
needs some regular care II YOU
want September 70 md you with
Q mop that u still manageable and
neat.
Clean hair u much cooler as well
@ pfettier. % shampoo 1t at least
once q week. You'll need between.
Shampoo cleansings with q goot
tonic II you swim . lot or II yot
I'VE whore the stmoophere - hu'
MD. eausing p6fSpiretiou and OF
% 0ocunnulo1o near the scalp. Cn'
- e = removed thoroughly ant
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28

promptly, the hair appears dull
and acquires q stale, unpleasant
odor.
Tonic Protects Hair
Try taking q bottle Of hair
freshening tonic with you when
you 70 to the beach or tennis
courts. When you are ready to
come In, part the hair at intervals
and swab the scalp with tonic.
Massage Q minute or two. and rub
the hair between lintless towels as
though you had just shampooed
1t. Now taking up q small section
at q time, brush thoroughly from
the scalp out to the ends. Wipe the
brush at intervals on the towel to
remove any oil, dust or salt pick
ed up by the bristles. When the
hair Is thoroughly dry. clean and
silky to the touch, waves and curls
may be rearranged. Another tip;
do your brushing outdoors, II pos
sible, so the hair and scalp will get
q good airing"
Too much sun will burn the
hair Just as the complexion. A light
coating with q special sunproof
oil or brilliantine will prevent 1t
from fading In streaks. This also
helps prevent dried out. splitting
ends. II the hair Is already faded
and dry from neglect, put hot
oil treatment weekly on your sum-
mer beauty schedule, add more
brushing and q floppy hat to keep
of the sun when you are on the
beach or working in the garden.
Tuck your hair under a. turban or
bandanna when you're riding in a
car 50 the hair will not blow.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28

possession and the proper care Of
the eyes cannot begin too soon.
Bright light irritates the eyes.
whether It Is the glare Of the sun
or unshaded electric bulbs. The
shade Of . lamp should hide the
filament Of the light. 1t II perhaps
well to remember that . ch0d's
eyes are not completely developed
until he Is five years old. The young
infant must gradually accastom
himself to light. Then It takes time
before his eyes are able to focus
and distinguish objects and per-
sons. Hence care Of the eyes rightly
starts at birth. After that children
should be watched ct work and
play to see that they do not work
too long ct q time On the same
work, or without sufficient light.
BY insufficient light u meant any
unsteady or badly adjusted light.
The best times for baby's sun
baths are during the morning and
late afternoon when the suns yay1
fall obliquely. The child should b
placed a. bis back With his head
toward the sun. In this position
the eyelids and brow shade the
eyes. FOR further protection against
glare, IN eye shade may b used
or the hood Of the carriage may b
adjusted 90 q 70 shade the eyes.
Mothers should never wheel beby
In the face Of the sun. TO avoid
glare, either adjust the hood o.
turn baby around In the carriage
so that he rides facing mother
The latter. incidentally. win giv(
the youngster q, chance to enjoy
his parents company during thu
ride, II he u not asleep.
Even though . baby should b
sleeping, Il u important that hi
eyes Be projected from direct light
Should baby's CRIB b near tn
window, place him n Il facing tn
room. And from the start trail
. him to sleep IN The dark Withou
fear. o1ogp relAxes the eyos. A0(
darkness induces restful slesp. :
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
Double>Duty Dress Helps
Enlarge Your Wardrobe
By ELEANOR GUM

NEW YORK-The double duty
~ dress, a cure for the Ills OF
the woman whose budget won't
stretch to include another dress,
has become habit-forming. Wo-
men now feel cheated when a
dress doesn't perform some sort OF
trick, even IL it's only . convert
IDLE neckline. They insist on
dresses that 60 into action at a
crucial moment.
Hence the dickeys In white
sharkskin or piQue. which may be
added to or subtracted from ones
summer frock. especially the black
or navy ones. Among other de-
tails noted In . recent very new
looking collection that stand out
are the bright green "buttonhole"
stitchingaof one collar-the Chi
nese" monogram on . coat style
with white trimmed gold buttons
the shirred pockets on q cuff link
button trimmed dress. the white
edeing OF cartridge pleated skirt
pockets In one dreaS, which has
white dickey--the LONGER trim out
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
She'll Help Fly
Army Planes
To Bases
By TALBOT LAKE

IN ENGLAND, women flyers are
i helping out the Raj by lerrytng
planes to various points whore they
are needed. Now American women
have started the same thing and.
If you are q woman and interested.
you might get In touch with Moss
Jessie r. O'Connell. Of the Women
Flyers Of America. They have, %
far, so women pilots ready TO ferry
planes for the U. 3. Army Air Corps,
says Mrs. Herbert Roth. the or
ganization's director.
Miss O'Connell Is blonde Of Irish
extraction. On her wrist she wears
an Identification tag In case Of
crashes, and It makes II eaSy 3o1
people to ask. what y
your ase?"" Miss O'Conaell u u.
Women In the organization range
from 81 to 40.
The woman flyer told how %
Join up. First, the would.be ar
ferry pilot must pass . physical
exam 6iven by . physician WHO =
q certified examiner Of the q. :.
Oop8lUIlcu Oh OOS34sSSvAS~s 49,
costs %. II you don't know . coy.
titled doctor, get IA touch With the
Women Flyers Of America IN New
York City and ttaoy VIII tell you.
Next. you enroll ia . flying schooa.
which costs 197S. Th9n tAeeo ~
42S for Q school course IN nsvaGe~
ton and meteorology.
Maybe after reading I'll this.
you might want 70 drive . car M
stead.
The women flyers III work %
make Z living Or paes tlae time ewoy.
They are teacheys. telephone opegs.
tors, Housewives, models. police.
women, debs, nurses, physjcanS ana
secretaries.
Miss O'Connell makes heg broad
and butter BY running . restaurant
IA New York City's financial DIS
tic, where. what brokers are left
WITH the Price. feed their e1lun
faces. She went into that buStnsoo
because che attended New Yoe4
City.s Hunter College, majored n
home economies and naturally
went into the food business.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28

lining the side pockets as well Is
making the tiny collar.
Tucking and pleating are we'll
liked details for softenins the boz
dice. An outstanding style has the
tucks worked on the diagonal IN
the entire front Of the blouse.
while In another they are crossed
for q lattice effect.
Cartridge pleats are used enec-
lively In q high rounded yoke ef-
feet In one dress with plunging
neckline and rolled collar In white.
Hemstitched pleats add 70 the
dainty summary look OF coat
dresses.
In fact. pleats Of one kind OF
another are seen In all manner
Of summer dresses, even those
made Of . print which u disrupted
by them.
The soft shoulder line u more
and more seen. for shoulders
minus padding are sure not "a
look cooler but Be cooler. Kimono
sleeves are being well received oy
the better-dressed women.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28

Women who have learned TO DO
for Themselves md Il . great eco.
nomy, not only IN the wages saved
but IA the waste eliminated. Be-
sides which, families often have
70 I've up 70 their servantse TO -.
Tain = standard Of living which u
above their simple requirements.
All periods Of transition are dif-
ficult. HousekeeperS are gong
through such q period. Relations
between mistress and maid Are
strained and win be until the
words mistress and maid are TOT
gotten ana the words employer
ana employee substituted.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
tomatoes
Are Ripe for
Cooking

BY JUDITH WILSON
As THE summer season adj
: vances, fresh tomatoes be-
come more Z b u n d ant In
markets, 90 homemakers are
seeking ways to add this whole
some fruit 70 their menus. Although
available the year round. the sup
PHYS most; plentiful from June
through September. In August
and September. when homegrown
supplies are largest, this vitamin-
C.rich fruit Is canned IN sundry
forms for later use. The home
Grown variety Is generally con-
ceded 70 have the best flavor. IT.
irregular sizes and shapes are no
objection for dicing and stewing.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28

easy, too, 70 make q tampSn9o0 10
match this color scheme. trimmed
with regimental looking cotton
cord. But II you're beset by q single
beeinner's doubt. you can always go
to your local sewing center for in
structions.
For q mirror measuring 14x24
inches, plan to make . 3-inch cot
ton slipcover frame. Be sure that
the stripes are cut on the width
of the material. You need 2 strips.
each Z inches wide and 142 inches
long for the top and bottom: and
2 more strips, 241a inches long for
the sides. Fold each 7-inch strip
lengthwise 30 that 1t measures 3h2
inches wide. This material forms
the front and back Of the slip
cover for the frame.
Fit the IAN inch strip to the 24a
inch strip 20 that the red stripes
meet red stripes and white meet
white. Then inter the corners TO
form perfect squares. Finish the
inside edges with heavy cording,
using the cording foot attachment
for q tig-time Job. In order to have
q snug at. inter the corners at
the back Of the mirror In the same
way. Insert 3-inch zippers with the
new Upper foot attachment at the
top left and bottom right corners
of the back. The ripper closinss
will give the frame q snug and un-
wrinkled finish.
For o dressing table measuring
80 inches high and between 81 ana
40 inches IN length, cut 39-inch
fabric In three 1-yard pieces and
seam the three together. The total
width of 1T inches will allow for
pleats or good full gathers In the
skirt. II you want . front opening
in the skirt. cut the 1l7-inch
piece In half, 50 that 1t measures
S8K inches. A bias border OF red
and white stripes makes q pretty
finish for the front and bottom OF
the skirt.
Attach the border TO the 'front.'
aides and bottom With the edge
stitcher attachment which stitches
as close to the edge Is possible
Turn under Y inch hem around
the other sides and top Of the skirt
using the hemmer foot gadget. Lay
the fullness In pleats or coax II
the fullness 70 the desired WIDTH
with the gathering foot attach
ment. The skirt may b thumb
tackled to the table or attached bJ
snap fastener tape. The finishing
. touch Is the cotton cord and tasse
Advancement which can easily bs
anchored with tiny metal rings.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28

Mrs. wallace MacFarlane Bar
ker, the former Gloria Gould. New
York society leader. wore . wildly
colored floral print with dafiodil
yellow predominatins. In . SLIM
fitting frock, With . cape almost
TO the hem Of the skirt. Of the
yellow and lined with the floral
print Of the dress. ct . recent
luncheon. Her hat was . small
yellow straw sailor with several OF
the fiowsrs picked up from the
print. standing straight up IN front
Of thu crown oS The hat
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28

OF t n e I r q
quent compn-
cations Of diA-
beteS. Persons
in poor physi.
cal condition
may start with
one boil which
spreads until
the a r e a OF
d e s t r U ction
may reach the
S re Of the
hand. The in
lection b ur
~ w e do W n
into deep It's
sues, muscles
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
Short Cuts

1Alt-over baked beans make de-
ljulous sandwich filling II mashed
ood mixed with a little dill pickle
q o0lon finely chopped. Serve on
thin Glices Of buttered rye or whole
vhsst bread
AlonSU ne double thread
ls.oiut - bottonD. RIace . pin
n ~ ~ hmftou and take five
- ~ t('1oohoO ever & - secure
49, 20 - - - ~
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28

feo0. factories o. stores. WoMe0|
who have heretofore assumed that
th1l1 maids were content With one
afternoon . week and every otheg
sunday Oh, and who never dream.
cd that they febelled against being
On can 70 answer bells or serve
Yofroshments after hours. are
learning that Axed hours and
wages make the difference b.
tween Independence and servitude.
Something win have to b done
about regulating domestic labor
and WAGES Of else women win have
to learn 70 b thar own cooks
and hoUsouaaids.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28

called % Q b y
curls." "feath-
er curiS" or
the p r ez Q
cut" T h Q 3 Q
are not what
you Y 81 ally
think Of when
someone adj
vises sh or {
hair. The hair
q not Q great
deei shorter,
but It Is 8 o
killf ully
shep 0 d and
thinnod h q t
A. nAAa ARA
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
Today
.Spurn Work
AS Servants

~ MARIAN MAYS MARTIN
THAT problem creature. th1
: idle woman, seems to - 8
vanishink type, not altogethed|
because che wants It that WAY
but because II n increasingly
more difacult 70 and someone q
do her work. Women who uevo
dreamed Of having to do their oWJ(
work Ate doing II. or letting II q
undone. which isn't. unhapplly|
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
Baby Curl Hair>Do Worn
For Sports Or Dress>Up
By JACQUELNE HUNT

ZINC eoo youthful and easy to care for-these are the
requirements for ideal coiffure. Whether you
end the summer South the mountains or beaches
at nome or PADDING the country you're bound to run
into effective take toward
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
Dressing Table Decorated
In Home>Made Slipcovers

IF YOU want odernize your bedroom with new dressing
ensemble consider the decorative value Of stars ana
stripes You'll find bold and clear red white
and blue spcovered Mirror picture frames and dressing
table skirt will transform bedroom. It's
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
Baby's Eyes Are
Easily Damaged
By Suns Glare

BY JANE HERBERT COWARD
MOST Of US are inclined to con-
IVA meet eyestrain with reading
and similar use Of the eyes, ana
so may fail to SEQ how . baby can
be affected In this way. Although
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28

Try creaning your face before
your morning shower. This y .
most effective thing to do. The
steam from the warm water d..
tends the pores and brings .
healthy now Of blood 70 the sur
face. The physical selaxstion also
helps the cream 70 smooth away
lines etched b fatigue ana tension
and 70 overcome the dyyneoS that
emphasizes the wrinkles.
II your complexion u tsmpera-
mental IN the summer ana you
cannot seem 20 md . foundation
that q exactly yight. ~ this st1ck.
Hand = little foundation cream
IA 4 BIT of liQuid powder IN the
polm Of your hand and spread the
i3ufRy mixture over face Ana
throak ne combination q. often
more sstlsfaesefy than s'snsr
s'o $50
Fur . n onlight night, try
mstchine unascafs and eye shadow:
bhao-roon o. blue or violet are
perfectly grand for come-hither
eyes.
Pr frivolous moods this sum-
mar, ~ tucking cellophane rib
bon bows into your curlS. They
oEO cute. yputhtul and. win not
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
REAL sNAKEsKN

In lovely shades Of green, brown
or red are some Of the genuine
snakeskin bags which cost but .
few dollars.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
Hadesse SUGGEST Short Snug Coues for Cool Comfort This Se
Don't Neglect a Carbuncle,
For. Infection May Spread
By CLAUD NORTH CHRIsMAN, MD.

GENERAL days ago. asked me what the difference
was between carbunce Well In the beginning
there apparent difference Wnet appears 70 % s
Nil NAV suddenly develop several bos with three or four
- ar eight Openings great destruction of tissue extreme
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28

Once known q the lovo.Applos
the tomato was believed to %
poisonous and was cultivated ~
gardens purely for It's ornamental
value. It certainly Is . far cry
from those days to present times.
Today tomatoes may b Tried.
baked, broiled. stuffed. stewed. put
up as ketchup, chill sauce and
relish. The next time you have
stewed tomatoes try adding . gen.
erous amount Of celery See0.
DEVILED TOMATOES
u teaspoon salt
Il teaspoon dry mustard
Dash Of pepper
u teaspoon Worcesteeshire
sauce
Z cups stewed tomatoes
Tablespoons butter
~ tablespoons honey
Z slices crisp butteee4 toast
Blend salt, mustard; pepper ana
Worcestershire sauce tn sauce pan.
Add tomatoes. butter. and honey.
Bring to q boil and simmer about
5 minutes. Just before serving add
toast cut into small cubes. Makes
4 portions.
large enion. minco4
1yreen pepper, diced
4 tablespoons fat 90 oil
( cups cut mp tolnstoes
Ssute union and green pepper IA
fat or 81 until soft but not brown:
Add tomatoes. Cook slowly until
mixture. Is thick. Season With salt
and pepper. Serve garniShed with
triangles Of fried bread.
GREEN TOMATO PICKLE
4 quarts green tomatoes
2 each Of sweet red pepperS
and small onions
2 teaspoons each ground
cloves, ginger and allspice
tablespoon each ground
cinnamon and dry mustard
n teaspoon celery seed
teaspoon mustard seed
quart vinegar
lib. brown sugar
" cup salt
Grind coarsely the tomatoes
onions and peppers. Put spices "
small bag and boil In the vinegar
with sugar and salt. for 10 min
utes. Add the ground vegetables
and simmer hour. Remove spic'
bag, pack pickle In hot stertlizet
jars and seal.
STUFFED TOMATO SALAD
6 tomatoes
hard cooked eggs, chopped
fine
2 tablespoons anchovy paste
II cup stuffed olives, finely
chopped
a cup finely ground Brasil
nuts
Mayonnsise
Hollow out centerS OF toma
toes and sprinkle shells" Wit
salt. Mix tomato pulp cut mt
with remaining ingredients, Add
ing mayonnaise sufncient to moist
en-. Fill tomatoes. Top with may
!. onnaise and q sliced Brazil nu
! for garnish. Serve on lettuce
Serves 6.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28

an infant may
s "a re at .
bright Zig h {
almost W 1t h
on t blinking,
this does not
mean that his
eyes are not
just as sensi-
tive as yours
and mine, or
that his eye
sight does not
n Q e d to b e
p r o { e c { e d
against strain.
Good eyesight
Is q priceless
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28

tu0 O01OtSOU w
their proolo na.
MedeEn glrh
have 4 dednite
pyeju q J 0 .
against do.
moetic service.
i ightly or
wrongly { b ~
feel that their
opportu mites
for ettor
wages, better
h o 70 q \ q
better matt1-
uaonial clianc-
e sro to b
found IA Of.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28

pain and grave danger, particu-
larly In older persons.
The eruption usually appears
On the back of the neck. particu-
lnrly In old men. It Is also one
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
AVOID RUST IGA1xs

The bottom Of tho securing Pow.
der can will not leave rust marks
on bathroom fixtures II It Is dip
ped In hot par1flin.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28

Copyright. 1891. BY tsirehut.
This two-eoIer flsnslstts
psisms is . good style. This
combines dusty pink tor treS.
ssrs. yoke end brief sleeves.
with psls btss making ths
body Of The shirt top.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28

keeping your comfort ana com.
poeure u 70 take your hair UP OFT
your neck.
Leading hairdressers are sug-
Restlng shorter cuts. sometimes
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
LUNCHEON
Stuffed Tomato Salad
Corn Mufllns Butter
Stewed Peaches
Cookies MIX Or Gomez
.lNNs

Broiled HamburgeeS
Deviled Tomatoes Potato Chips
Upside. Down Plum Cake Ce6ee
Evening star., 1941-02-23
The Only Medium Priced Car With
vs. Fleetness and Thrift!

NEERcURY's engine is about as fine
VV1 power plant as you'd ever
want-rugged, powerful, thrifty,
and the only V-8 in the medium
price field. That's one reason the
big Mercury steps out ahead and
usually stays there. But even more
important-Mercury is built on avi-
alton principles, with more power
per pound than most other cars.
Like well-conditioned thorough.
Evening star., 1941-02-23

through your hair color that will take years
of your appearance. You can give your hair the
desired shade so gradually even your friends will
never guess 1t won rub of. wash off. change the
texture of your hair or interfere with your wave.
And it, so easy and inexpensive. Just ask al
your drug OF department store for your shade
of Mary T. Goldman Gray Hair Coiorlng
Preparaton-just as millions have been dong
for SOyears Competent medical aut horities have
pronounced it harmless. No skin test is needed.
Make up your mind to look YOUNG! Get
that bottle of Mary T. Goldman s today 1t has
a money back guarantee. Or. ii you want further
proof. clip out the coupon below. Wen send you
ABSOLUTELY FREE complete test kit for
coloring lock shipped from your own hair.
Evening star., 1941-02-23
LOOK
YOUNGER!
Don't let gray hair put you

Don't let gray hair put you
on the sideline Of Life. In
this streamlined business and
social world - you We got to
look young! And why not :
Millions OF men and women
have licked the handicap OF
lGray Hair-quickly. easily
and inexpensively.
R;nht tndau In [ he nrlNacA
Evening star., 1941-02-23

bred, Mercury has no superAuous
weight but reserve of power and
stamina unusual in so thrifty Car.
In little more than two years, over
l75,0O0 new owners have tried and
bought Mercury. We'd like TO have
you try it, too. We think you'll find
the extra pride, comfort and enjoy.
ment you get out of Mercury is
we'll worth the small difference
you pay over lowest-priced cars.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-13
IN extra trip to the hardware

you IN extra trip to the hardware
store.
Here are some tips on replace
Ing the washer: First b sure TO
shut off the water below the fau-
Get or In the main pipe. With .
wrench, unscrew the top nut THAT
Is tho big nut below the handle)
or cap Of the faucet. which allows
the spindle to be unscrewed and
removed. Wrap q cloth around
the nut when applying the wrench
TO protect the fixture from being
marred. When the spindle has been
removed. carefully remove the
brass screw that holds the washer
TO the bottom OF the spindle. and
replace the worn washer with .
new one.
II the head Of the brass screw
looks worn. q few drops Of kero-
seue and gentle tapping Of the
screw may loosen Il. Otherw1se. .
worn screw may break Oft, and
that means extra expense.
Your screw driver should have
Q good square edge and should be
turned With Steady pressure. Easy
does Il In removing the screw. II
the head Of the screw chips Oft 20
that Il dos not hold the screw
driver. the slot can b dcepeued
BY cutting into the head With o
hack ooW.