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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-01
High School Students 10
 Present. Play
Headed for Eden, " Three Att Comedy, Will Be
 Given on May 9

Juneau High School students will present Headed for Eden" by Sidney Duvall, as the second an- nual all-school play on May 6, &C., cOrdin2 to an announcement by Miss Ruth McVay, director.
 Presented in 1887 by the Thea ter Guild Of the University of Lou isiana. Headed for Eden is q three-act comedy, providing excel- lent chances for character por- trayal.
 Selected to take part in the pro- duction are the following high school students: Frances Paul Courlyne Smith, Bill Wilder, Dohis Cahill, Pat Schaffer, Esther John- son, Marilyn Armstrong, Shirley Davis, Mary Jukich, Roger Con- nor. Grace Berg, Chee Hermann Shirley Olds, Bob Helgesen, John Lowell, Hallie Rice, and Dor Pegues.
 nnrf fnrmof In x,ntn Doll.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-01
Legion Auxiliary Will Nominate Tonight

Ncmination of officers will be held at an 8 o'clock business meeting to be held by the American Legion Auxiliary at the residence of Mrs. Edith Davis in the Baranof Hotel. All members are requested to at tend.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-15

@abreno Ser ndhItcn iedbs Sabre
batten aud oie Heierpeoffisiere itets
stpei Boben ibrer lteb,mgen I'M
gogepooo- -arienal ab5uleiiten, ltno
aud bier famen 9orreiponben5furie
in,mer me9r. im sfufnabme, nm einen
redt groBen Greis BON Sffi5ieren gu
erfaiien. 8on 1920 ab lul,roen ourds
i6nittlid per saDr brei arlnees rnS
brei OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES abgebalten,
ltno bastpiiben nod sab(reide 3nrss
lebraanse fiir Spe5ialiiteu uno Dit
5iere.
9ie aufriiitung ser lekten Sabre
bat natiirlid audi, 5ugleid nit benz
Sh,oil,m oes in europa Dor iid) &C.
benoen .glisfrieses". oen St,oien-
plan itart ertueitert; 6lieseroffi5iere
lino in GROCER 3abl bin5nge5ogen
poroen, nele StuoierfGder ipltroen
aufgenommen, uno nibt nur Gas
friegsnetbpoen - sic in bielem &rie>
ge bisber @ott iei 0anf ia, mie ia
geIagt, nod nidt prattild sur gn=
ipeubung gelangteu meroen babel
itioiert, ionoern al.d Die @nttpidllug
ser 8ranobomben, nelle 2oi6=, lmo
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. riW.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-15
8ir0 bic @eaid4eit ben g6redea bes
9emiid6ta 6ritses entgeben?

llebllngslaaer fir 9rlppenteile Ser
demiihen ariegsfiiDrnng befano. Der
erlte anri,ls Der neleu Sdnle tpnroe
bier pou Sanuar bis Mar5 1920 ab.
gebalten. Nad) ltebernabme in ben
aftiben Seeresoienit tptroc Damn aud
oie 5dnle berleat - nod hem @oge-
ipooo 'MrIetal ut Marplano, uno ee=
nau ein Sabr nad bem erIten &urIus
IN =2afeburf fano aud bier ser erlte
Offi5iersfurius itatt, 5u oem Die
9ruppen fir demifaliide arieesiiib-
rltng ,mb oas Marineforps Sifisiere
abtommanoiert batten. 8iir5ere Sebr=
gdnge fiir 1tnteroffi5iere luuroeu 5ur
sleiden 3eit eingefiibrt, ,mo Sonoer-
fnrie fiir Sic 6lotte begaunen inn Sab-
re 1922. sssnt Iel6en Sabre tultroen
a,,d Sic eriten 9ltrfe fir Stabs- nno
2inienoffi5iere anoerer Seerestrup<
penteile beaonne,t, fooaB nidt nur bie
Offi5iere Ser 6emiiden Spe6ialtrup-
pen, ionoern altd sic aller anbereu
Sruppengattltngen ii6er sic Gntpid~
l,lnaen bon uuo gang im 8iloe Bile
ben. ~.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-15
K0nnen Sic NIGHT
schlafen? 4.

M eniebeR sic bas 2ebem Doa unb
" gang nae perri6tem sic Sbre
~ Arbeit nit ssreuben-ober iimb
Sie r,tiioe, ab8efpannt nnb baben
feine Gnersie2 Hiedt sbr Mtem,
libel? S6a,len sic in ben Spieeet:
1tno ssS9re Nu9en tribe. teilnabnsIos.
lit Sbre Salttfarbe Heid, Shre 3iuae
bele9t? Sielleid,t iinb Sic nerp5s.
leioen ldufis au aopfIdmer5eu, bas
ben ipenia oas 8erlauseu et.pas 5u
ehem nn6 itnb nit 8erba,nnaslt6.
run9en nnb berltimmtem Nasen aes
pla8t uno tperfeu ii6 nadts ,turubia
bin Muo ber neil sic nidt idblafen
f0nnen. BiHeu sic, baB bieIes
Spmptome iino, Die bon pron,ineuteu
meot5tntlden Nutorit1ten als pfts
mails nit fnnftionaler Sartleibi9feit
berbunoen, eripdbnt iperben? @euu
Sic biele Spmptome baben nno ief.
bige auf febIerbafte 8eroa,,l,ns l,ub
ansi9eio,tng 5uriid5ufiibren ftnb,
baau fouten sic
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-15
F0RNI'S ALpElWPIu1ER

bic 5eiterprobte Wagentdtisfeit an-
re9enOe Webt3in bon 5 @enerationeu
probieren Mlpenfrdmter lit eiue por>
siigltd,e Nebi5in, bersefteflt aus 18
berlhiebenen &urSeln &rdlttern uu6
Yflan5eu 4lpeuframter tpirft idnft
1,nb niloe nit ber Natur auf bie(e
bierfads Nrt uub 8eiie: es bilft ber
Sdtigfeit bes Wogens; reeuliert beu
Shlbleaua; hermebrt bic Nus1dlets
buna burd bic Nteren; bilft ,lno bes
1Metuiat bie 8erba,nng. 8al,feu
9ie afpenfrinter nod he,tte - erz
freuen sic 1id gutter @e1unbheit, Ole
Sbnen bon redtsipeaen 81tfteht Siir
cine II l1nsen 8robeflaIdle Alpeu-
frauter ienber Sic be,lte 800 au
9r. Yeter ssabrreb & Sons Co..
25O1 8dIbiuatou 8lpo., Chicago.
Sa., Sept. D,s..sA
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-15
ct. Yetersbnrg, bic alte 3arentaot

8ereits felt laugen 8oden finp-
fen WiQione,t bon Sruppen aller @at=
tl1ugelt.< 5u Sano, SIT 8aiier lno IN
ser 2rtft, lnt Oen 8eiib Der alten
Saupt= lno HeI HeIioeu5Itaot ser ruiii=
i6en 3arell, ct. petersburg (Betro=
srao ooer 2enin9rab). 9ie Staot
bot in sen 23S Sobren lures Bette
bens sSe,tersbriiuIte, Slngersnote,
lleberl6lpenunungen, Seudeu alter
slrt ,mb blutige Neoollltionen erlcbt.
aber mod ME bot ein 5eino ieinen
6nB itta sic Staot ieseli fonuer. Do
ipobl iebt felt nabesu eineln Siertel=
iabrbunbert, 1luter ser roten SlagJe
oes &puumunisnnts, finb beute nod
Spuren oes einitige,1 @lon5es ser al
ten 3arenltabt borbauoen.
Ser eiinitiee prltnfpolfe 8inter>
palait lit iebt 1.nleenannt in Den So
laIt ser Gunit; 3orsfoie Selo, Sic
ebemalise Sonmerrelioen5 Ser So
ren, lit iebt ein ,,9orf ser 9inoer'
aetporben; bas 3arenidloB Seterbof
lit Nun ein grbolltnasaufentbolt fir
sic @erft6tisen. ginige ser etpa
90 Yaldlte, sic friiber scr 3arenia=
Mile gebortert berfallen, onoere &per>
ben als Muleen gefiibrt. @ln @elen
ser Stabt bat iid aber babnrd) ni6t
piel in6ern foune,1. 2eningrao lit ei=
ne Staot breiter StraBen (Proipef=
te genannt), geipaltiser Bldse, nteb=
riger ,.no tpeiter @ebal1be llno gang
I'M @egeniae 5ltMosfau arditeftoniib
ein Stiid europa.
SelbIt sic langen @inter bernod~
ten 6en @lana Ses alien st. Beters-
burg ni1ts an5nbaben. Durd Sen
Nebel 1hinmerte itets sic goloene
&nppe1 ser aus ser eriten Salfte oes
1S. sSa1rbuuoerts ltammen6en Slaafs-
aatbebrale. Die Montiralit1t tuar elm
berrlibes @ebGltoe bon l1nnorItell6a-
rer 2Gnge. 9ie beriib,nte 4aIaner
aatbeorale nit ibrem lansen Sdulen=
gang mar eine gfadabmuns oer r0s
milden ct. Yetersfirde. SIN Binter.
palait, einen ser eroBen @ebaube Ser
@eIt, tparen sic Rroniuipelen unter-
aebradt, aber an Sdonbeit fonnte es
nidt NIT Sen berI9ie6enen Somnter=
re}t0en5en alfnebmen.
Wit al ibrer Sdonbeit Dar bas
alte ct. 8etersb,rg cine ungei,tnbe
5taot Da 9analiiieruua bis sltr
Sabrbunoertluenoe 10 gut lpie nnbe>
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-15

fount mar, geb6rtcn G9olera 1,no
5ppbus SIT Sen periooilb luieeerteb=
renoen Ylageu. Nid)t ueniger ols
iiebeumaI lit Sic Staot inter 8alier
eeIebt geipeien. Scoiglid auf Beters
oes @ruBeu Sartn1tiefeit lit oie 8ou=
enolug ser 5taot altriid5uiiibren, nit
oeren 8nt altf einem illnpIigen 1mo
paloigcl,, friiber ieood idon eiumal
.uon SEN Siunen belieOclten @ebiet ill
Sabre 1903 begonnen iplIrbe.
Sbon ebe Sic Irbeiten rid)tig los
aingen, iparen 10000 Mrbeiter ,.nl-
gefonnleu. sl6er Beter, lmbefiinunert
tint sic Menl6en bradte anoere altI
ibre YldBe. Im @noe oes erIten 9an=
iabres iparen bereits SauIenoe bon
SduIern, ODDS, 8riiden, 2andle 1tno
Sefeltigungen fertiggeltellt. Nel.n
Sabre lpdter perleate Gar Yeter lei-
nen Sof nad) ser Staot. ST perfiiste,
oaB ale gulieu, sic mebr ols 500
Stlapen batten ilt ct. Yetersbnrg
Sdl1ler bauel1 l,no tpGbreuo oes 8ini=
tcrs bort Ieben niiieu. 9ie Bropin=
sen ipnroen ae5lpllngell iabrelanB
3eDntauienoe bon Nrbeitcrn at Itel=
len. sSeber, Ser nod ct. YetersMtrg
faln, nuBte cine setpiile Metae bon
Steiten 1nitbriugen uno an fciueln
anoern Srt bes groBeu Rei6es iuur=
oe sic @rridtl,ng bon Stciub1ulern
crlalbt.
Nad) Yeter5 500 iultroe fir fl,r5e
3eit Wostalt nod einual HeIioenS:
itaot unb 1altlenoe DertieBen st. Yc=
tersburg. Mber 3arin Mnna aluang
lie sltr Hiidfebr 1tno nnter &atbarila
ser @roben ipurbe Sic 8ep0lfcrunJ
5iuaneslueiie auf 100000 erb0bt.
1890 lpuroe bereits sic erlte llniper=
Iitdt eroffnet ,uo balo 6araltf folete
sic @riinblma Ser &aiierliden, iest
Staatli6en 8i6liotbef, sic nit ibren
iiber bier Milionen 8dnoen cine ser
sroBten ser @elt lit. ltn5ab(ige Sc
lte tplirben 1T Sen YalGlteu abgebal=
ten, 100 ii9 oft sic 5errider uno Ab=
lieen @uropas ein Steu0i6ein gaben.
gead 4usbrud Ses Beltfrieses in
Betroerao umbenannt, tutroe oie
Staot int Mara 1917 Sdauplas ser
Hebolution, bie sum. St,.r5 bes les=
ten 3aren 0itolaus oes 3tpeiteu fiibr>
te. @egen Sic biirgerli9 io5ialiltiihe
aerenIfi fisNeeierung fam es inn Ser
lauf besIeIben Sabres ST eiuem ers
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-15

bann bon ibnelt cine bel,tlbfreunblide
@elinlu,ng erlparten? Die bereits in
alien beiesten 2auoern ~entltan6ene
Mlflebnuns ,lno Sabotase aller art
fino oie nottpenoise Solae lpioerredt-
lider Bebanollms, Sic Ser Nasiresie-
rung 5,tn 8erbangnis ertuadien
miro.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-15
Yeim Bort aemsm mea

Mann: SD bin 70 errest, 10 luit.
teno, oaB id a0es furS rno fleia
idlaeen fonnte.'
6rau: uSo2 Da geb bod aleid)
mal in ben Shuppen ,no ipolte oos
SolS flein" =
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-15

fol9loleu bolltcluiltiihcn Nufitano
bon iuueu, ioluie einent eriolgloen
lnilitdriicDen GorHebeu bon oltRcu
l,no erlt oer atpeite bolibeluiitlNe
NuIltano int Nouenber 1917 ulter
2enins 6iibrlng (nod bem oie
Stoot nod oelieu 500 1924 bcuannt
luuroe) gelang. 0rei Dtpuate lputer
lurroe ser Heaierlmgslis nah Wos-
fat perleet INTO falt 5luei Sabre lpo-
ter iuor Die Staot bon peiBruiiiIAcW
Srllppeu oes @encrals SuoeuitlA be-
orobt.
Seute lit 2eningrao eiue beoett-
tenoe >Sn0ultrieltaot, bat 1Iibt tucniaer
ais 60 Wtittelid)uleu lmo l(uiuerlt.
-t1teu, barunter Die bcriibmte Mfooe.
nlie ser 8ilienldaIteu 1O7 tSor-
l6nunsinItitllte, 80 @rontenlNllller
lno 81 Milleeu, oarl.uter iu Ser Gre
nitage cine ser gr0Btcu lmo lucrt-
polllteu 8iloerlunl1lllnAeu ser SNelt.
Die aablrcid)eu &irhen iino pon
gottloIen 3onnu'nisIuls acIdloIien
lno fir pro'ane ;'uede llngcluanoelt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-15

Die q INSTRUMENTATION iu Rou
9ielt Dor etlicben gSodeu cine 1uih-
tige Siblutg ab. Sor alleu oiirfte es
intereliiereM BOB oie @iilti9feit sec
Bro5elie iber Sic @nuoer, Sic 5ur
Seili9lpredi'ng 0cS ihlueiaerilsben
2anbespatrons, oes iel 9ruoers
&laus, selteno geutadt meroen, lore
anerfenlu1ng fanoen. es borf bel
bieler @elegenbeit perraten iper>en.
oas Sic Seilislpredlng oes Iel. 9rt-
6ers 9tifolmts bon ser Sliie ani Sesu
belteu @eee lit.
Die Seiligiprehlng oes Seiuiten.
martprers Ssobann Sc 8rito fano am
Is. Snli unter GROCER sSeierlidfeit
in ct. Beter at Mom ltatt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-15
Mittiuod, sen Is. pfts6tr f94f

a Il
Genidbeit 8obltaten itno Segnnn-
ga,, bes Srieoens uno nel,e ariegs-
idreden gebrabt. Mud bic Gbenie
fellte MIR bent frieoliden Sorti6ritt
Der Welfdbeit oiener, aber aud tie
lit lit oen DienIt oes rneltibennlor.
oenoen arieees geitelt iporoen, INN
sur gernihtune uno 3erItornng ibren
Teil beislttragen.
Mit Rapallerieattaden llno Snfans
terieItururaugriffen sins man im er.
iten @eltfriese anm Stellungsfantpfe
iiber. aus ibm enttpidelte fid Die
Materiolidladt, ,,no mebr als oa>.
mails bat bieies Sort ,,Material=
fAladf' al,d iest, I'M 5lpeiten 8elt-
frieg uuIerer @eneration, nit Sanf~
onariffen, 1l-8ootfrieg Unto 2nft-
fampfen feline blutise, alles 5eritS-
renoe @etuolt ertpieien.> Nod aber
febtue6t iiber ben fdntpfenben Bartei=
en, BON beioen bisber ee,nieben, bic
fnr1iborlte, 1dbn,enolte @affe, bic
Der lebte &rieg erfunoen bat: Gift
gas = Der deniid)e 9rieg. 9erii6mt
,lno berii6tiet, auf allen Seiten Der
straightforward imlner lpeiter cut
tpidfelt, lpn oulnals por ettpa 25 Sab
rem ser beutide Gbentifer ltno 9sobel=
preistrdeer Yrofelior Saber - ipdz,
ter inn Observation-Disclosures Seltid=
Iano ein 0pfer ser Midtarier=@ =@eIes=
eebung - sic erlte Grfinoung altF
oieIenl @ebiete gemadt baben.
sllsf in oieiem &rieg fiir6tet malt
tpie geiagt, immer uieoer, oab zines
Cages au6 @iftgaIe iuieoer lit Or
fheimlng treten iperoen, ,mo int.n'r
tpieoer toi,6em stadridten auf, oab
@nalGnoer, 9eutlde, 3llien ,lm.
aelpaltiae 8orrdte an @iftgaien onf-
eeItapelt baben, oaB iie lire 8irf-
famfeit bis alr srauiigiten Sollen=
buna fortenttpidelten uno ibre Srnp=
peu ldon eenau fir oen ernItfaa
inItruiert babeu. llno tpeDe, penn
fie losgelailen! 9enu im 3eitalter
bes 6lueaeugs rno >petttragenoer
sserneeidiise tuiiroe oiesnal aad oie
3ipilbepolfer,tne obnnadtig bieien1
5honltngslolen &rieasnsittel 5um Sp>
fer fallen. \.
60 ipeit sic Oinse iteben, oarf
aber feline &eeresueripaltlng es per=
nobldiiigen, bas Yroblenl at it,oie>
rem lno ibre 2el1te bafiir ats5ubil-
ben - sur slbtpebr iolpobl, als alt6,
r,m int @rnltfalle lpirfiamen @egen=
einiob bereit at Daben, uno 10 ,befaBt
fih felt bent erIten @eltfriese audi
Der ,,@betnieal 8arfare Serpice
bierSlllanbe init ben Hroblem. 9iele
Srganilation ipar sterit cine Son=
oeriormation BON Spe5ialilten ,lno
tul.rbe erf am /. SSsl,li 1920 in bas
@nnoesbeer eineereibt. 8on anfans
ibres 8e1tebens al aber bate ibr Sa=
maliser Director, @eneralmaior @il=
Iiam 6. 5ibert, es fiir nottuenoig be-
funben, sur genal,en @usbilouns bon
Spe5ialiten altd cine ,,Gben1ical
@arfare 56oor' su griin6en.
sic tpitrbe sllnG1lt --ai.f belll
uebnnasaelanoe bon 2afeburit, &c.
s., ,utergebradt, no iih felt Ben,
5p1tionnter 1913 fbon bas
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-07

The earliest successful research
BEGAN when scientists faced the
facts Of disease. Our knowledge OF
biology. and our growing under.
stendine o& the way germs spread
opooded our drst advance In ham
ding thee Affections.
There afo always Q certain mum.
bor d folks who believe In mind
lnx their own a6&irs." This belief
consists IN covering up any sick.
noD that strikes their own house,
hold, IA disrogarding any precau.
ttuuS that have been urged, and In
openly sdefytng local health regu-
1otjons. Il seems 70 be Just human
% resent being bound by regula-
0ons. especially Il those regula-
lions interfere In any way with our
sense Of personal freedom.
b ectent1lc research has spread to
the f4YtheGt corners Of the earth.
nut the advance Of t1116 knowledge
has bean rnade only at the sacri-
dee Of many lives and . vast deal
g suf8ering. Those who have stud
I'D contagious diseases have risked
health and even life. The excite
msnt Of padding q canoe down
some Wild stream. or Of hunting
Wild animals In the jungles Of
Africa u nothing compared to
the stories Of research into disease
conditions among the many peo-
pleS and climates Of the earth.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-07
Red and White
Add Blue for
Patriotism
BY ELEANOR GUM

NEW YORK-Peppermint candy
~ stripes are just too sweet for
words and are worn by young things
who like to do bit Of nag waving,
so add a blue bolero. blue buttons or
something to bring the candy cane
print into the service.
Unquestionably the season Is 90.
ing to bring many semi-formal at
fairs. which naturally brings out
dresses that are on the simple side,
variations Of the never-die shirt
waist dresses and others that take
great liberties with naval uniforms.
Well see plenty OF tricolor cos
tunes, the more usual method be-
ing to have one Of the three colors
more or less incidental. like white
jewelry or a spiffy white jacket.
White pique and crisp white jackets
of all kinds are the budget girls
answer to the evening wrap prob
lem.
Plenty Of red and white. not be-
cause the Duchess Of Windsor Ia
vors It, but Just because she did
choose a white crepe printed with
red cherries against green leaves.
complete with embroidered collar
and pulled under-sleeves. and she
did choose q full-skirted white or
candle dotted in red.
The Duchess favors high neck
lines for day dresses and many Of
her dinner gowns have tiny turn
over collars of the finest embroid-
cred organdie and often soft bows
Of the fabric. She also wears white
shantuns suits with navy shirts and
her favorite tiny calot Is either In
navy or white.
Incidentally, this tiny skull cap Is
going to be worn by hundreds OF
women In this country. It's one OF
{ those back of the .pompadour
styles that Is natural for motoring
or for out of town wear. Wells and
flowers are all very well In town. but
don't forget that city clothes look "a
funny. II not funnier, out OF town
than country clothes ever looked IN
the city.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-07
Keep Premises Clean

I hear many people ask how
they can aid Ia y. 8. defense pro-
gram. There q q practical way In
which you could help, and you
noed not 80 out Of your own homes
q do It. Just be thankful. first of
81. that We still have plenty Of
sunshine and fresh air. Let US
conserve Ill our natural resources
end DO our utmost to keep them
untsintsd 50 that al may have the
bonedt Of pure water and nutri-
tous food. Everyone can keep his
own premises clean. and crowded.
unsanitary housing conditions In
cur cities should not be tolerated
II may seem to be unkind and
evon heartless to deny the use Of
yogr premises to any child suffer-
ing from q skin disease or a nasal
discharge. but you are only kind to
the public Ii 80 doing.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-07

but means work to which he can re-
turn again and again a. the mood
strikes him, work that requires an
effort Of mind and muscle and then
leaves him with the SUBTRACTION Of
accomplishment. such work u
called hobby.
The nature Of the hobbies which
one introduces will depend upon the
interests and abilities Of the child.
Knowing what ones child likes Is
always Q help In these matters. It
may even be something In which
the youngster merely has expressed
an interest and knows little about.
II may be fishing or pets. ships and
ships models, magic. cooking. "a.
do, photography, amateur science,
music, art. camping, games and
sports and collecting Of various
sorts.
Many school age children devel.
op q strong mechanical interest.
and various occupations along these
lines viii suggest themselves to
either or both the parents and chill
dren. One mother lets her mechan-
ically inclined ten year-old boys do
all the simple repair Jobs around
the house.
When the child has learned TO
read, reading should not be over
looked among the hobby horses
which he can ride. At this age most
youngsters become interested In
collecting Of various sorts. and
should be encouraged In these hob
bies. II . child should neglect some
hobby for q time. 1t Is best to say
nothing; assume that he intends to
return to It and he probably viii.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-07
Destroys Friendships

When q person we like Is incon-
siderate or unkind. perhaps quite
Internationally. one Is bound to b
hurt or angry. Friendship, like love,
may be smashed to bits by repeated
knocks and when this happens, the
relationship 10 In the same tragic Ak
as Humpty Dumpty-all the kings
horses and Ill the kings men. plus
well-intentioned friends, can't put
1t together again.
Women who affect q patronizinS
air toward their friends are riding
for . fall. No one likes to be patron
tied.
So II you can uatronise someone
and get away with It. don't datter
yourself that Il u because they love
you. It's because they are using you.
A broken friendship u Q minor or
major operation and always leaves
q scar. Since real friends are so pre-
cious, isn't It rather strange that We
30 often kick and cu6 them about.
or talk about them behind their
backs?
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-07
Hold Our Tongues

We should be much more careful
than usual these days In repeating
what one hears, and certainly one
should strange the impulse to re-
peat any remark that might be mis-
construed. Most Of US say more than
We naeAn-more than our prayers,
Is an old lady used to put it-and
most Of us speak In the mood Of the
moment, not after weighing ones
words. Free speech Is q privilege
but It also plunges one into endless
controversies and into difficulties
that ore hard to escape. Suppose We
really meant what we said In the
heat Of anger, or In the heat Of a.
gument, and Just suppose II was 70.
peated. Can't you see how that -.
mark becomes q boomerang?
The listener. or reader. puts his
own Interpretation On what ho
reads or hears. He does not always
interpret It correctly or a. intended.
Then when he passes the opinion
along, It becomes curiously distort-
ed and probably harms someone, Or
makes ones own way moro dimcult.
Perhaps women instinctively sense
this and know intuitively that they
are going to be nisQuoted and mis-
represented by one or both Of their
friends. .r L,.w :
It's possible. Of course, for two
perfectly loyal friends to get into .
discussion Of third without mean
Ing to harm or belittle the absent
one. They may be both aware Of
her shortcomings and. while It's
wisest to avoid discussion Of them.
It Is hard not to. and harder still to
keep from voicins criticism or dis
pleasure.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-07
HATS FOR DANCING

As for hats. remember, II you're
sure to be dancing. that . big brim
will either have to be removed. or
knock his eye out. That's one rea-
son these swooping bonnet brtms
are nice for dinner and dancing.
But II you know your couture won't
stand the exposure Of removing
your hat at the last minute. you'll
feel safer and look better In one OF
the draped turbanS.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-07

CRlQClAhS AAc
ease was treat
ed Q D. 3 o m e
visitation Of
evil " h ! c h
m l g h t b g
averted by the
observance OF
sacrifices. or
superstitious
rites designed
to tllwart the
trouble. It was
t h e frequent
failure Of these
ignorant rtt-
U q Is t h q {
the
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-07

up properties will prevent more
freckling and will make you less
conspicuous. Use rouge and lip
stick that have subdued brownish
tones. Avoid the yellow reds. Are
you sure your freckles are not be-
coming? Most Of Us think they are
cute. especially II you are the out
door type and take q good suntan.
The not-so-attractive freckles are
those that stand out like carrot
red patches against . pink. cen.
sitive skin.