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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
Personals

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Arnold. Z4hl MAI Bank Bide IA 72sl
AFTER This gate WU nat he re-
spansltIe for aehfs CONTRACTED hg ms
" lie Ethel Pau Come - Edmund place
ALlCE SNYDER astroloser 5lf5 second
b1uleNstd. Apartment Phone TER
RACE 2-s5a4
AMAZING Il n Asiroioeisti whom
you've hear over RADIO Consultation
your home OF nine Appointments is555
chemist. NEmuuF 5-4f32
ARDEN Hearh studio ,nev management
4i55 Woodward New York graduates
Temple 1851
AUTHORITARIAN E ROSS Free Dec
tufe SUNDAYS. Hntei Tuiier m Hor-
oscope Delinestion Daily spboi1, r5ents
Trinity i-05li
AsTRoLoGER -Phueba Garter FIRE.
CANCELLATIONS 10 clients SIX
months. as heien
AsTRoLoGER Twenty years experience
I'efsonai ADVICE. free consultation Rp-
poiniments Townsend 6-6e9g
AsIRoLOGER Miss Lena Naming.
Cherokee Indian Appointments 4ig
Medium Fltzruy 1852
AsTRoLOGER Consultation daily Famous
Wanda Gsggon appointments. Trinity
2-l4Os. s61 Cisirmauui
AsTRoLoGER-Mrs. Lowell. - years ~
perience Detroit FLORIDA. Apponimea
Lafayette 1924
AsTRoLoGIsT- CRYSTAL La Belle daily
sunday, 81. 1911 East jefferson. Fl
s745.
AsTROLOGER- wears experience. daily.
fNoNNE ALSTNNE. SO Petctnoro.
Cherry ss44
AsTRoLoGER--E r angeiuc Berry. iliO
Hibhard. near Last Jefferson LEn3N
3l6l 81 90
AT BILL GRAF'S GRILL AStrplnEsf Us
teue Noon iuncheons 12i John T.
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AUTHENTIC astrolarer. suganne/ Warren.
2e2l lehs r near Adelaide APART
BODY CULTURE STUDIO. Nands lou
., -slo Nesi Grand boulevard toetveen
Third Hamilton
BROOKS psoriasis gaiIst1nes hemorrn. id.
remedies are Successful RaN SIS
Wayne Mich
CHRlsTAL WAIDECk -AHrdlaEtsf Fsab-
hshed Twelve Years Detroit 77l2 Mack
lvsnhpe 25ia
DEBT RELIEF 49,
IND worries One price o. pa Avoid
garnisnmeni satisfy all creditors
CREDIT ADJUSTMENT co.
CHERRY s9i7 olaes, in Michigan
DINE Lola Belts Tearoom - Baeiey
Margaret others. Entertaining clifford
2552
FLORENCE la VALLEY. CONSULTATIONS
daily meetings FRIDAY S-iu sundays
10-2- 2si2 West KIRBY Tyler 7-343l
HERE'S for Arthrt.s. Neurits Chrome
rheumatism s1ceessfui treatment MARY
Adams sif p Ggnesee Saginaw
HELEN ROGERS. astrsI1eef tI-3I da t
snc surdas - Watson. cii.rl 3sig
/ WILL rot be responsible fa- 80. debts
contracted o. wy wife. STARS afef this
date. signed Waite caebaessl
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
NORTHERN WAREHOUSE
1920 LIVERNOlS

BRAND NEW studio couch. makes up a.
single or double bed Beautifully up
halstered, sacrifice, Si3 complete. Terms.
81 doun Nqrfhern Warehouse
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
NeD Houses for Sale

LONGACRE i2s35- open: siN-room colo
NAL. unusual features, sacrifice Toan-
send s-tfe4.
NEW model. 1892 Montruse Ladies, see
your dream Of A Kitchen. unusual fea-
iures 2-story, 5 rms. and nook No. ssh.
OPEN-is55i Orleans: $3.50 Montrose. 5
rms attic; 81 $50. plus tax.
PHILIP tchandler Psrk) Builders model
two bedrooms: furnace 80 $50 MINOR,
PlNGkEE sOoo -
TRADE OLD FOR NEW
II you have an equity m used home and
want brand new one, your equity may he
used r. down payment. We. 5-1500
ROY /. RoUNTREE 1920 PLYMOUTH
y BLOCK TO GRAND RIVER
Brand new bungalow, rooms and bath.
full basement and attic.
TOTAL. PRICE, 50. 40
Less than $50 mo-, including taxes
25290 GRAND RIVER RED Os9n
2-BDRM homes S2s mo-, me taxes. etc.
Buffalo at Smile tbet. RYAN. Moundi.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
Housekeeping Rooms

ALFRED. ala housekeeping rooms
private entrance everything furnished
parking reasonable
FOURTH 50i5 = Large front room. 81
weekly. steam: Crosstown transportation
bachelors.
LINCOLN. 3ai5- clean quiet, warm houss-
keeping. 81 30 single. 81 p double Tel
ephone.
McKINsTRY 1855 Clark Park Two-room
furnished apartment, stove heat $50
adults. SENT hath Lafayette 1'aft
MILLER ROAD 1896 Comfortably fur
nished housekeeping room suitahle
couple: everything included. reasonable
TRtfMBULL 1926 Front basement, also
upper two rooms each, refrigeration
SO 90. adults
TWO large Housekeeping rooms. separate
entrance. convenient to all west side
factories. 1862 Beard
WILLIS West. All Two rooms adJoinins
bath. nicely furnished; quiet aduHS,
81 80
, ROOMS. bath inner spring mattress
continuous hot water. telephone ~ 90
56l2 Trumoull.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate listlngs
IN the big sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
a partuents for Rent
Unfurnfshed
HENDRIX. 90

rs with heat hfh' ras e!ec refrIg
r..sHr .aaset aftfacuFeY priced rom
sl lgHheI bids. references re
afe Mare application WITH caretsksr on
gH@H lT tHe enlarged EeaI Estate nstIn-s
'e - sunday Tunes Want Al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
Board and Room

BOULFNARD-Gran River Good hgr2'
one. two gentlemen Gather and child,
meals optional Tyler 6-l279.
COMFORTABLE workingmans home eN-
cellent meals Reasonable. jis6 Trumbull
(Kirhyl Tyler I-i7h2.
GREENLAWN. s02t tTiremanl - Comfort
able private. working geutlemen's home
excellent meals. transportation
KIRBY East al-Bcautiful comfortable
rooms connecting bath; excellent meas
reasonable
MARTINDALrs sa9u. near Grand River
JOY road: EXCELLENT MEALS. con-
genial home; employed couple garage
MILITARY. 1904 tFort Baker carline -
Excellent meals. privileges two gentle
men: telephone
PINGREE- HAMILTON. 81 90. large front
room. OLD FASHIONED MEALS Madi-
son 1853
PINGREE 270l--Amertcan home privi-
leges laundry. working man preferred
Tyler 4-O772
VIRGINIA PARK SECOND - Attractive
Warm Room. Adjoining Bath REFINED
GENTLEMAN Madison 1888
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
Dine ard Dance

AnLEF's BAR -rfrs ONIONS rGrts.
mixed dHnss. lsa#Hs. r,as.aaH.- pt.ses
zoe sslder
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
Rentals Wanted

WANTED House IN suburbs Four bod
rooms. automatic heat. good neighbnr-
hood near parochial school easy com
Inuting Detroit shopping center Three
children IN family Rent not over $50
Occupancy tate February. Write Box
B-bfg3 Detroit Times
GIRL wants sleeping room S. month ,
east side good transportation. Write
Miss Bentley NH croft
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
Houses Tor Rent

FOR EAST SIDE RENTALS. CALL
s -, HABIEY. INC P1NGREE 4a35
GRANDY llqi. mr. FotcY i rooms. bath
good condition S2G ell. 1850.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-05
!; WOMEN.
EWOMEN------- A WOMAN IS AS OLD AS SHE LOOKS---AND AS SHE TALKS

the appearance Of youth Tar Into middle age W1thout having to have man point 1t out to them.
 But women don't seem to be smart enough for that. Listen and you'll hear them make such remarks about themselves constantly.
 A DEFENSE MECHANISM
 They have reason, though not c sound one, for doing it. It is defense.
 They start calling themselves old before anyone else gets chance to- It is the same defensive attitude that makes person belittle his own ability. If he doesn't appear to think he is as smart the next fellow he feels there will be less chance of any, one criticizing his brains
 But 1t doesn't work that way. The woman who calls herself old is accepted being old. And the person who belttles his ability may be lked but he loses the respect of even those who like him.
 So unless woman really would rather be thought old than young-and proves 1t by negectng her ap- pearance-she shouldn't talk about her age, even to her family.
 woman isn't as young as she LOOKS She's as young as she LOOKS and TALKS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-05
} MODERN MENUS
By MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX
 NEA Searyice Staff Writer

For the Christian world, hot cross buns are a traditional specially for Good Friday. So be sure to include them next Friday in your family menus.
 Today, commercial bakers make them for most families. Quality bakers turn out good product. However, If you like to do your own special-day baking, either one Of the two reliable recipes given below will produce batch of hot cross buns as good as you want.
 HOT CROSS BUNS I
 One cup milk, 2 tablespoons but ter, 2 tablespoons sugar, teaspoon salt, yeast cake, # cup lukewarm water, 1 tablespoon sugar, 1h cups flour, M teaspoon cinnamon, 1 egg, ,s cup seedless raisins, to ? cups flour, egg, beaten.
 Scald the cup of milk and add the butter, 3 tablespoons of sugar and salt. Crumble the yeast cake irto the lukewarm water with table, spoon sugar and mix well. When milk Is lukewarm, add dissolved yeast and 1la cups four. Cover and let rise until light and full of bub- bles. Add the cinnamon and 1 egg, mix thoroughly and add the reasons and to 2 cups four, or enough to make dough not too soft to kread. Let rise until double in bulk, turn on fioured cloth, shape as large biscuits, place in pan 1 inch apart, let rise, brush over with beaten egg and bake 20 minutes at 375 degrees F.
 For Good Friday breakfast make cross of confestioners' frosting on top of each bun.
 CONFECTIONERS' FROSTING
 To l tablespoon hot water add sifted confectioners' sugar until. thick. Add flavor to taste.
 HOT CROSS BUNS IT
 One cup scalded milk, 4 teaspoon salt. E cup sugar, F cup shortening, l yeast cake softened in h cup warm water, AZ cups flour (about), 3 egg yolks.
 Add scalded milk to salt, sugar and shortening. When lukewarm. add yeast and one and one-half cups our. Beat well and let rise until very light. Add the egg yolks and the remaining flour. Knead lightly and let rise until double nj bulk. Roll out dough to one inch thickness and cut irGo rounds. Set these close to- gethef on greased pan and let rise. Glaze the surface of each bun with a little egg white diluted in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-05
CALCIUM AND YOUTH

The Medical Research Council of Great Britain found that the cal- cium requirement is greater be- tween the ages of ten and IS years than at any other time in life. Sherman and other nutrition au- thorities in America found that the ordinary mixed diet of Americans, at least dwellers in cities and towns, is probably more often deficient in calcium than in any other chemical element.
 One function of calcium accord ing to Wright's Applied Physiol- ogy" (Oxford University Press). is to increase the force of the heart beat.
 Tn her famous textbook "The Foundations of Nutrition" (Mac- millan) Prof. Mary s. Rose states that in human beings liberal vita min D is essential to the best utili- zation of calcium and phosphorus. Other functions of calcium are: 1. Shortens coagulation time of
 blood-prevents excessive bleed-
 ing.
 2. Regulates rhythm of heart
 beat.
 3. Controls nerve- muscle irrita-
 bility-"nervousness" or "jump-
 iness"-abnorma tension.
 4. Maintains tone, frmness, elas-
 ticity of the entire muscle tis-
 sue of the body, voluntary and
 involuntary, respiratory, ske-
 fetal, circulatory, alimentary. s. Co-ordinates the ratios of other
 minerals in the body-such as
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-05
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
 Growth of the Hair


 Although I have cut off most of the burned ends my hair seems to have stopped growing since my last permanent nearly two years ago, Is there anything in the way of diet or medicine to promote growth of the hair? (C. O.
 Answer-Excessive heat is as in- furious to the hair as 1t would be to the skin. Cutting hair never in- creases growth. Any impairment of health or nutrition retards growth of the hair. Send stamped en- velope bearing your address, for Care of the Hair"
 Pump Handle Letter
 Two weeks ago I wrote for some of your pamphlets and have heard nothing since. Hence I wonder why the delay. Hence I am hoping to receive them as soon as convenient
 (Mrs. L. M)
 AnSwer--Afnong many of requests 1t Is impossible to remember whether your request was received or an- swered. Had you mentioned the items you want you would probably have them by now. Postcard re- quests cannot be nswered--corre spondents must provide stamped self-addressed envelope in every instance.
 Poor Mans Insulin
 Where can I get and how should I use vitamin B for my mother, who does not use insulin but diets most of the time and is never sugar free? (Mrs. 0, B, O.
 Answer-Sent ten cents coin and 1-cent stamped envelope bearing your address, ask for booklet Training for Diabetes"
 Made Faces, Hears Better
 A year ago I wrote about my deafness. Followed the exercises de- scribed in your pamphlet on Deaf ness and Head Noises, and they worked perfectly, for I now hear nearly as well as ever. I am grate- full for your help. co. P. M)
 Answer--I am glad to mail on re- quest, If you provide stamped envelope bearing your address, copy of the pamphlet Deafness and Head Noises"
 Impropaganda
 We have followed many of your suggestions always with benefit to health, and recently purchased an expensive grinder to grind whole wheat for use in our home. Now we come across the article inclosed, stating that the use of wheat is a prelude to decay of the teeth. (Mrs. and Mrs. w. N. A0
 Answer-Thank you for the item--- 1t enters my collection of Impro- paganda, alongside a companion piece sent by another reader, q broad hint given by subsidized "re- search Investigators" that plain wheat or a portion of 1t which is discarded from most wheat products may be Q cause of cancerl Well, the fact that the general public accepts most impropaganda without ques- ton indicates something. Don't give up usirg natural food. I have a monograph "Wheat to Eat for copy send stamped envelope bear ing your address.
 Protected by John F. Dille Col
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-05
Gay Blue Bells, Cups And Stars

Rock gardens are such @ joy transforming commonplace corners of your lawn. Those steps so hard to beautify? Imagine them bord- cred with tiny flowers of bell, cup and star shapes, peeping shyly over mellow, weathered rocks.
 You easily build up your rock garden by putting down first a layer of rocks, then one of soil, and SO on. Rocks should dip in the same direction for drainage and surface rocks should be seven- eighths buried.
 From the Campanula family of flowers you may choose carpatica for its blue to violet cups, gargani- ca for its dainty blue stars, miranda for its cool blue bells.
 Then to contrast with these blues plt..t the yellow-flowering sedum acre and, wherever there's a crack or cranny, the sempervivum Then and chickens" to enchant you with It's cheery green rosettes.
 But don't let your garden run away with itself; weed and prune 1t. Tn dry spells, water gently.
 Learn more about making rock gardens-and charming lily pools from our 32-page booklet. Tells how to make and plant beautiful tub pools, also cement and stock pond types. Gives directions for rock gardens. flowers to plant fo1 shade or sun.
 Send Ice in coin for your copy of HOW TO MAKE ROCK GAR DENS AND LILY POOLS to the Waterbury Democrat Home Service 635 sixth Ave-, New York. N. Y. Be sure to write plainly your NAME, ADDRESS, and the NAME of book
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-05

Apparently a second place Jonah has attached itself to me. At Rich mond I finished second, at Balti- more in a tie for second, and re- gently, at the district team-of -four championship at Harrisburg, Pa, our team, consisting of John Law, Joseph Cohan, A. M. Sobel and myself, finished in a tie for sec- ond place.
 During the second session of the contest. Joe Conan, a contractor from Wooster, O., helped our score by his fine play on today's hand.
 East won the opening lead with the king cf clubs and shifted to heart, which Conan won. The queen Of spades was led and allowed to win, and the bad trump break showed up when East discarded a heart.
 Cohan continued with the ten of diamonds, which was overtaken by dummy's jack. Then a club lead brought out East's ace. East led ari- other heart.
 Now Cohan cashed his two good clubs. discarding diamonds from dummy. He led the acc and king
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-05

Here 1t is--that simple, tasteful, just without style that will carry you smartly from now all through summerl This smart Claire Tilden dress, Pattern 343, Is equally becoming to a size thirty-four and @ size forty eight, for 1t sims down your figure and plays up your charms. Those soft-cut, gathered side bodice sections do wonders for @ heavy bust. The pointed neckline is wide, cool and comfortable. You'll like the way the center pa- nel that curves smoothly down into a wide, slimming waist-girdle gives a "break-up" effect to your width. The low double points of the waistband give an attractive, long, waisted look; the tucks at either side age simple, decorative touches. Even the back view of this frock is flattering, with a panel going down the center of the skirt and neat bow-tying sash. You may choose a long sleeve version if you wish. Do add lace edging and buttons for gay feimninity, and choose soft print in small scattered flower o ra neat polka dot design. Be sure to use the Sewing Guide for its expert shortcut dressmaking tips!
 Pattern S43 is cut in women's sizes 34, 36, 38. 40, 42, A, 46 and 48. Size 36 requires 3 5-8 yards 39 inch fabric.
 Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15c) in coi:s for this pattern. WRITE CLEARLY SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS AND STYLE NUMBER.
 Send orders to the Waterbury Democrat Pattern Department. 70 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-05
GlOming Yourself
By Alicla Hars
MA Service stafg WrIter

NEA SGrVhCG DtAn WENCk
 "Beauty by itself isn't enough. I don't suppose 1t ever was. But today, with need for intelligence and sympathetic understanding greater than ever before, 1t certain ly isn't"
 This is a man speaking = man who recently married a wmoan who has just about everything n beauty and brains and the sym- pathetic understanding he speaks about.
 Unlike our grandfathers, who went around saying or letting their wives persuade them to say, that beauty is only skin deep, this modern points out that true beauty is important. By beauty, he means the kind thta comes from sound hah- its, an active mind, good manners and not simply from makeup or a suface prettiness that Is likely to fade all too quickly with the years.
 Beauty to him means a clear eyed, fresh skinned, immediately clean and neatly-groomed look. And he is right in attaching so much importance to 1t. But equal ly right in saying that today even this enviable kind of beauty isn't enough.
 MORE THAN
 MERE BEAUTY
 It takes good looks or something pretty akin to good looks to make a man ask for the first date. But 1t takes something more to make him keep on asking for them.
 It takes more than mere beauty to make a hostess want you in her inner circle of close friends. Good looks alone may get you invited to her parties, especially if she has @ few unattached men on her list, but they won't prompt her to ask you to make her house your weekend headquarters.
 The beautiful but dumb little thing has not much place in to- days picture. It's a time to think, to know what's going on around you and to be a pleasant, inter- esting person as well as @ good- looking one.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-05

phosphorus, sodium potassium,
 magnesium, iron.
 Deficiency in the daily intake of calcium or in the absorption and assimilation of the element from fod or medicine is factor of rick cts, tetany, retarded growth or ces- sation of growth, intestinal atony or weakness, celiac disease (maras- mus, intestinal atrophy, intestinal indigestion, anorexia Ylervosa, nlal- nutrition), softening of teeth and rapid decay or carries (cavity for nation, fatigue posture, spinal curvature, weak ankles, falling arches, juvenile anemia, enlarged tonsils and adenoids, deficient natural immunity against the cri Common respiratory iilfections).
 Whether the diet supplies ade- quate calcium or not, remember that good daily ration of sunshine vitamin D is essential for ab- sorption, utilization and retention of calcium.
 In short, 1t seems fairly evident that a good daily ration of vitamin D promotes and preserves the characteristics of youth.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-05
Double-Deckers
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INFORMAL MEALS

No food will fill the bill" for in. formal meals better than these cheese and bacon double-decker sandwiches and crispy make your-own" vegetable salad. It takes very little time to prepare a large tray of these delicious sandwichea and you will be well repaid for your efforts with compliments from ev. eryone.
 There are any number of savory cheese and meat, or cheese and vegetable combinations that you may use if you care to have @ va. riety of sandwich filings. But th0, flavor combination of cheese, bacon' and tomato are hard to beat when these is crowd to satisfy,
 A variety of fresh vegetables ar- ranged, in lettuce cups along tha' sides of the sandwich tray IS an, invitation for everyone to make their-own salad. A choice of salad dressings is always appreciated.
 Serve the double-deckers with, mugs or large cups of steafning hot chocolate not too sweet - ita, Q favorite with the youngsters. Cheese and Bacon Double -Deckers
 12 slices American cheese
 i2 slices white bread
 tomato slices I
 Salt
 12 bacon slices
 1-3 cup butter
 Trim crusts from white bread slices and toast on one side. Spread untoasted side generously with but. ter. Cover six slices each with { slice of cheese and remaining { slices of bread'-dlouble- decker fash ion. Put slices of peeled tomato ol top of bread, salt, and then top with a slice of cheese. Place In moderate oven until cheese begins to soften Place two strips of partially broiled bacon on top, Place under low broil. CT heat until cheese is thoroughlJ melted and bacon Is crisp. Yield: { double-decker sandwiches SerW with Q variety of spring vegetabla arranged in lettuce cups so that ev. eryone may make. .their-own salad A suit the individuals taste.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-05

'--- Y Us.
 Eroider this 100 per cent American emblem on handsome en- blue Is blue Embroder this patriotic your sweater, pocket beret
 patterns contains pattern for making the
  transfers and collars, transfer hevron Complete embroidery instructions included also
 imagine anything appropriate handsome than these American symbols in patriotic cos embroidered white sports steamlned purses? They give patriotic and alert note to appearance
 generous combination patterns cents COIN, ADDRESS, PATTERN NUMBER, Waterbury Democrat Cabot Seventh New York City,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-05
SCREEN INNOVATION

The meteoric and ill-fated career of a rich man who sought too much power is the basis on which Orson Welles created his initial film ve- hicle for RKO Radio. The picture, "Citizen Kane" is hailed as 8 real innovation in film entertainment.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-05
Caroline Chatfield
Observations On Good Taste
Says Today
@ns sssan-ssA . . suA.~ e@.ss


 One of New string critics asked account for MT popularity with women dramatzng good as said the critic dramaized because the hallmark of geny It comes out In clothes and the choice of words It chair walks on the street. greets relationships casual and close in the the of her dinner table her good taste is finding expression
 offend In character and in association that avoids the clash In color good avoids the Breaking the the business taste the total dignity courtesy and kndlness that includes resant emotional and tongue controls knowing when to put the brakes and when to release of ones position in life without positions tunate. It also includes naturaness
 gntty this is not gentle invariably have background Of bot fortunate considered crude Certainly the vulgar tries her opinions down others thro others peudices without thought for their tender feelings and delicate sensibfites
 when to put the brakes When pain she doesn't life miserable for those make disgusting poor whine about her poverty indulge in bitter talk about those who have
 a to release the brakes position with She's afraid She's afraid She artificial standards protect She afford to be natural
 CAROLINE cHATFIELD. sS"tea re.G % -' he s,.e.:% in Write Miss Chatneld, this
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-05
WOMEN's COLLEGES

Hunter College (New York city), Texas State college for Women and Woman's College of the University of North Carolina, in respective or. der, are the three largest Womeni colleges in the United States. s