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The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-01-03
Land-riCh Nazi Still Poor In Sinews Of War
Associated Press

Measure the first full calendar year Of the war in terms of military conquest, and Germany wins the greatest string of victories that ev- CT graeed a battle map-but meas ure that year in terms of world treasure won or lost, and Germany s still chasing rainbows.
 The German army has gained for the Reich literally millions of square miles of the living space Adolph Hitler has demanded. His force reigns supreme on the con- tinent of Europe-almost
 But the bulk of the worlds grains. metals, and other sinews of peace and war still elude the grasp of the conquerOr.
 Among the big twelve strategic necessities - and there are even more than that Hitler's victories have yielded comparatively little of the resources he says the rest of the big powers pilfered for themselves
 Still Needs Textiles
 Seant textiles to clothe people and armies have come his way Hes still deprived of a continuing sup ply of the rubber to turn his wheels and put tires on his auto mobiles. He's won no sure supply of manganese. without whose alloy not one ton of fighting steel could be produced. He's taken over little copper production for his radios. communications systems and gen orators. And there's hardly enough oil production in Rumania to keep his military and industrial mach inery moving for more than a few months
 He has gained necessary alum mum for planes, iron for steel, coal for motive power He has taken over territory capable of yielding 10 million tons of wheat a year But if he leaves behind enough to feed the people who raised the grain, therell be only a surplus of six million tons for Germany-far from enough. He has gained much meat production, but nearly all of il depends for future yield on the feeds that the British blockade is now barring from Europe's shores.
 Used Little Well
 How is it then, that war goes on into 1941? Why doesn't Germany collapse?
 Ask Dr. c. K. Leith, the mineral magician at the United States de- fense advisory commission. He says:
 It's one thing to use resources and still another to possess them. Germany used her little we'll brought it's full force to bear at the right moment. The Allies did not"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-01-03


 Salmon Outlets With Creole Sauce
 Serves 4-6)
 1 pound canned salmon. 1 egg (separated) B cup thick white sauce, F teaspoon salt, Dash pepper, 2 tablespoons pie kle relish, B cups dry bread crumbs, Flour.
 Flake salmon and combine with egg yolk and white sauce. Add sea sonings, chopped pickle and half the bread crumbs. Shape into outlets. Roll first in flour, then dip in egg white and finally in remaining bread crumbs. Fry in semi-deep fat until outlets are golden brown. Serve on parsley bed garnished with lemon slices.
 Creole Sauce
 1 small onion (sliced), 4 cup green pepper (cut fine), 2 tablespoons butter, 2 tables poons flour, 1 tablespoon sugar F teaspoon salt, X teaspoon pepper, cups tomatoes Cooked or canned) 1 tablespoon lemon juice.
 Simmer onion and green pepper in butter for 3 minutes. Stir in flour. sugar, salt and pepper. Add Cook slowly, stirring eon- stantly until smooth and thick. Add lemon juice. Serve hot.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-01-03
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'' 2. .' z. 2. z. .' z. 2. :. '.' t. s. * TRAVELLERS * '' s ':' z. < :. .' z. :. 2. .' 's. s.
 R. s. Bragaw of Anchorage, mem Der of the Alaska Unemployment Compensation Commission, and Mrs. Bragaw, were returning home this week aboard the Baranof after visit Outside.
 Dr. Loren Oldroyd, head of ex- tension service at the University of was homeward bound this week on the Baranof after a two months trip to Washinton, D. C., in connection with school affairs.
 C. Chester Kimm will be the new nan in charge of radio station KFQD at Anchorage. With Mrs. Kimm, he was through on the Baranof this week. heading for his new position. He has been in radio in Seattle.
 Mrs. Frank Pollack. wife of Pilot Pollack, Fairbanks airline operator, was bound for Juneau and thence to Fairbanks this week on the Baranof after spending the holidays Outside.
 Deputy Collector of Customs Leo Osterman sailed on the Princess Norah this week for a months visit Outside. He will see relatives and friends in Moscow, Idaho, and var ious points in Washington. Deputy J. J. Hillard of Eagle is in charge here during the vacation of Oster- man.
 Mrs. Glen Hyner, wife of the AL aska Line assistant agent at Juneau, was returning home this week on the Baranof after trip Outside.
 Mrs. Fred Henning, wife of the well known Juneau clothing store man, and their daughter Ann were heading for the home fireside this week on the Baranof after Christ masing Outside.
 After spending the Christmas nol- iday with relatives in Ketchikan, Wildlife Agent Doug Swanson of Sitka was Juneau bound on the Bar anof this week. Agent Swanson flew to Ketchikan previous week with Pilot SehWamm.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-01-03

FOR SALE = One double bed and mattress. kitchen cabinet. two oil stoves, miscellaneous household items, cash register. See Mrs. Jacobson at Jacobson BIdgs across street from ANB hall. 7-1t NOTICE OF SALE OF PERSONAL
 PROPERTY IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA WRANGELL PRECINCT FIRST DIVISION.
 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF ALEXANDER EYAN0FF. DECEASED.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that the undersigned administrator of the estate of Alexander Evanoff, deceased. will offer for sale, and sell to the highest and best bidder for cash. if the sum bidden is sat isfaetory. the following described personal property Of said decedent, to wit:
 The gasboat SMILE, her tackle, apparel and equipment
 I Winchester carbine.
 1 double barrel shotgun.
 Said sale will be held at the City Float on the Southwest side of Etol- in (WrangelD Harbor, at 2 O. clock p. m. January 24, 1941.
 Dated, Wrangell, Alaska, Decem- Der 31, 194O.
 Richard Suratt,
 U. s. COMMISSIONER. Administrator of the estate of Alexander Evanoff, deceased. First publication, January 3, 1941, Last publication, January IT, 1941.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-01-03
sEVENTH.DAY ADVENTIST

Sabbath School at 10 a. m. in the Civic building. Bible hour at II o'- clock, Saturday.
 Wednesday night at 7s30 prayer meeting at home Of Mrs. Stella Green
 Pastor Wood here for this week end only.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-01-03

Sunday 11:OO a. m, Sunday ser vice.
 2:30 D. m. Sunday School
 7:30 D. m., Evening service. New Years Eve Watch night ser vice beginning at 11:3O D. m.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-01-03
AT THE CHURCHES
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. N. Harry Champlin, Minister

10:O0 a. III. Sunday School.
 11:O0 a. n. Morning Worship with Communion, Reception of New Members. and Infant Baptism.
 6:30 D. m. Christian Endeavor.
 7:3O D. m. Evening Worship.
 Wednesday. 7:9O D. m. Mid-week Service.
 Thursday, 7:30 D. m., Choir Re hearsal
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-01-03

Mid Week Preaching Service. Thursday. 7:45 D. n.
 Saturday 2:O0 D. m Junior Church.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-01-03

Sunday School, Sunday, II a. m. Evening Worship: Sunday, 7:45 . m.
 Prayer Meeting, Tuesday, 7:45 p.
Evening star., 1941-02-16
DIRECTORY OF QJNFURNISEIED APARTMENTS
THE GELMONT,

THE GELMONT,
1885 Bird St. NE,
Apt. Il room, kitchen, dinette and
bath S435O
All Utilities Included Res. Mgr. DU. 63II.
THE GELMONT,
1888 3rd st NE.
Apt. IL? rooms, dinette, kitchen
and bath $3.50
All Utilities Included. Res Mgr. DU 63Il
MUNSON HALL,
22l2 Eye st NV
rooms. dinette, kitchen and bath SIS so
Utilities included in rent; 24-hr eleva-
tor and switchboard service. Resident
manager.
McKEEVER & WHTTEFORD,
1925 St NV DI. gTO6.
6:i2 MASS. AVE. NE.
, rooms, kitchen and bath. $40 so: new
ly decorated front apt: Arcola heat
TdEO. L. HEITMULLER, GE. S715.
2I5 EMERSON ST. NV.
Rooms. Kitchen and Bath, $3.50.
Electric refrigeration on house. See
Janlto-, 1912 New Hamp ave-
H. G. SMITHY CO.
Sll 10Th st. NV. National 5904
Evening star., 1941-02-16

305 HAMILTON NV.
ovIrS! Two rooms ddinette. KIT. bath Half block
BRAND-NEW.
One and Two Bedrooms
272O WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
1725 18th ST. NV.
rms kit, bath. shower foyer lse.
eaai6Pcg mir95dooT 5ec closets exPos newly
CONN. AVE.-3221.
, r. K. B, Shower Elevator $3.50
CoLoRED APARTMENT-lS24 7th ST.
nHE%RRTs rooms 2sI3 *, kltchen and bath W.
G5G E5ee' R,5; ,t,, hest furn refined nelghborhood.
Td Must iuIn Al refs none others
Heed apply Adams 25sG
eoLCRED-l239 IRVING ST. NW-2nd-
gas elec., heat furn
CoLoREP..UNHEATED
52omi B. SiS3S9 F6RFE aFf RFAIf7 Ii!7' CO 81 So
1925 North Capitol st. DU 1855
CoLoRED-,.HEATED APT.
a u, 3. ToRRE TSo5IsRfH REALTY 2s4f 7'G co o.
1913 North Capitol s. DU 1888
FOR COLORED
n
49,. .THoS. j FISHER & CO. INC, '-00
80 10Th s.. Ds'rlct $3.50.
Colored-11th & N SITS. NV.
only va cmD70Tad To0ms kitchen and bath. Adults
Apply
Simon BelOff. Real Estate.
1908 New York Ave. NV Ma sIs7.
HOUSES FURNISHED.
COUPLE TO SHARE HOME IN BRENT
T999d all facilities SO. Te! WaTheld
4nt* fmt b2lb bBAyEMPoFT nae 5dmS ST bg.5 Nw.EURN
neat adults OWNER, Emerson 1920
CH. CH, MD.-COMPLETELY FURN. 3
kit breakfSt 9aihs ndoE mElns Tm narGbas Ginns I'm
maids quarters. '2- Scar gar PoI'he e 6eat' 69eat'
Inspect snS time $50. WI 5#4G 52#.44 neat
AARaLtIiHGIoN AtatiN . l1-ACRE, II-R, 2-B-.
Sno6lfh,I GOG0le gar. fruit, flowers, garden. re-
SpoHslDle party lease. CHI 9O34
BEDROOM HOUSE CONVENIENT To-
Woodley 64I5 I'VE
I0-ROOM HOUSE IN NV. SECTION,
pRHneI Roi o 70 TetSin his room, small rent. S35.
6-ROOM HOUSE AMI. TELEPHONE.
garage. NeStricted neighborhood Gloss
IahzporJauon' reasonable. Tel, RA. 4s52.
45fQ 49th ST. N.W-G RMS b
porches: detached corner. oil heat double
garage ,,.s !agal location. NE. 2l6I. Apt.
80. OWNER
AVAIL MINED " CHEVY CHASE. ?
rms, sun porch. auto. heat. gar. nicely
LqT discriminating tenants EentlIes WO.
MT RAINIER. MD. 3524 3eth ST
ontA July J. 5-rm bungalow, completely
iurn. h.-w.h.. oil burner garage. Adults;
gge1tiles. refs; l-lare zone S55 WA.
BROOKLAND. D C. NEWTON sT-5
bedrooms oil heat 2-car garage near
churches. schools and transportation, SI35
mo: adults DU. 5u43
NEW GROOM BRICK HOME IN ATTRAC-
i've subdivision: large corner lot with
trees; $50, others. So.
RoBT. E. LOHR.
III Cedar St, TX. PIX. D. c. GE. 0ss1.
giI5I6 TgITH1Y I sSSUARsE sSSJUlA WEsTMoRELAND
-ainins rms and bath Ist-h. law 2
LINKINs CO. DL 35e2
416 NICHOLSON ST. NW-sEMI-DE-
-acnen oTIcE. rooms. bath. . kitchens,
pul!t-in EaraEe h " h. oil burner, porch:
al rooms completely furnished with eX-
cepEon Of :! bedrooms. Rent reasonable
10 respons bic tenant
,, ?. J. WALSHE. INC
IltI E-e s. NV
Evening star., 1941-02-16
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
HOUSES FURh. OR UNFURk.

DUPONT CIR-NEWLY DEC: ARTS
lurn auto oil heat; q rms. = baths. with
or without lucrative club concession DU.
1870 after $50 pm.
NEAR CONNECTICUT AVE. AND DUPONT
ClFcle-E Eashsh basement house Of special
charm 9 rooms, . baths iavatories oil
burner. freplsces, hsh pond with fouu-
tain in The garden This IS the sort Of
house you would Ike n develop for your
home and i IS furnished as it should he
turnlsned or urfurnlshed at the sans
price, q x per month.
LOUIS ?. SHOEMAKER.
l1l9 St NV. Ma 1856.
i MAGNOLIA PARKWAY.
CHEVY CHASE, MD
o,1 Detached p5t! houss Of rocmS and ; baths.
Inspection nv sppoivtmcrr
TFOS. J. FISHER & CO. INC
Is 10Th s.. DI $3.50
A FEV. DESIRABLE RESIDENCES NOW
available N the best sections Of NV.
WaSh'ngtcu and Virginia Prices rsnzs
from SIl5 up. Call Mrs Scott residence,
WI 3622- FL BE ~
FRANCIS POWELL HILL.
1884 Conn
Evening star., 1941-02-16

NEAR ARMY WAR COLLEGE.
rooms. kitchen, dinette. bath apt.
with screened porch; refg.; heat and water
furnished.
BRODIE g. COLBERT INC. Ma 1915.
UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE APT.
With large screened porch. Evanston,
:'421 18th st. NV: living room, alcove-
bedroom, also very large bedroom, kitchen,
bah. IINKINS co 1922 IL ST n w
Evening star., 1941-02-16
HOUSES FURNISHED

CH CHI, MD FURN.. 3
beurmS . baths. living nm dinfnS rr
EiL-: breakfast nook. > porcheg, den
Tn5S, TE;sIa,S quarters. 2-car gar. oil heat.
inspect anN time. Sl2O. WI 534G
ARLINGTON - il-ACRE. U-P o-R
double gar, fruit, flowers. garden re-.
Sponslble party lease. CHI 9O34
Evening star., 1941-02-16
SIT VEP SPRING.

Very desirable 6-roor brick house IN
Sligo Park Hills. completely furnIs she'd
3 bedrooms oil heat. garage: convenient
70 transportation, furnished. So. un-
furnished, 50. Open Sunday. to
pm
VIM. F. CARLIN. sl15 Georgia Ave.
Evening star., 1941-02-16
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED.

4 NEARBY, MD.-S5O. NEW 5-RM. BUNG-.
TIoooeG 5olf sar. scr; porch bEeaEta ct nook;
/ AURORA HILLS. VA-5-RM. BUNGALOW,
oil heat, c INV, screened porch garage;
( large lot; min. downtown OK nSs3-W.
/ 5. ROOMS HOT-wATER. HEAT: $3.50.
I LYON INC. Chestnut 107O
/ NEAR UPPER MASS. AVE -DET., 6 RMS,
> baths, recr. room, maid room, screened
/ pch.., gar, garden: nr. schools, stores and
bus line SllO per mo, yrly. lease. VI.
/ PETWORTH = 2O-FT BRICK ROW,
rms, bath, porchcS, ] glassed in oil
hea.. instantaneous hot water. gar: $50
A. NJ. ROTH. WOODWARD BLDG. MA. 1895.
3lO3 HAWTHORNE ST NV. OFF 32rd
bedrms.. = BATH. large living rm with
nIeplacs spacious din, nm. KIT, lee oDen
Quarters. e6upped isUn6rv Or 'rT nm bIitejS fiu
garage: on quiet street finest restricted
residential neirhborhood. immediate oc-
1913 N.E.-SECOND-F FLOOR DUPLEX
house, newly decorated OPEN. Rent,
80 Randolph l10l. Metropolitan ISIS.
Near bus. Call SH. 563G-J
;442 DELAFIELD PL, NW.--6 ROOMS.
bath , screened Dorches; S55 per month.
$50 IRVING ST. Nw-MoDERN COR
ner house, rooms. newly decorated Kel-
vlnator. new eaS range, good yard S4S.
ODen Sat. and Sun. afternoon OIL 1905.
BETHESDA MD, "17 MFIROSE AVE-
bedrooms bath; oil heat, refrigeration,
largc lot; SO. WI. 2S23.
BROOKLAND BUNGALOW $50 so: S
rooms, bath. garage, eas heat. 1907
SMALL HOUSE Mr.. ALEX. ENTIRELY
modern. complete: conservative couple only
me dogs: Mem hwy; 500, unfurn. ALEX.
1o19 puOnr rcr Avn .,,r
room, @-family house, oil heat bath, base
ment; garden, garage, Phone METROPOLITAN
5796 forFappointmcnt TO see l6"
6747 EASTERN AVE.-LARGE NEW 6-RM,
heat, storage, h ", cleo; rets. Half blk.
'oEe Ho2 ave TAX 1Qsf Pk VI Ma R s2o las
schools. shopping and transp.; 5-room bun
ealow; lovely shade trees MA. 6194
BUNGALOW, s PRINCE GEORGE AVE
SbrbbaTx r3b9mS aqaa o af3ms coma Psrk porTa'
$50 t' -"- ' -'' ''-S'9'' fHO''e a.
COLLEGE PARK. MD.-NEW 6-RM.
Apply ALB Fordham I'd.
292? 18th ST NV CORNER OF HAIR
decorated: s7o5o Cali Adams 1850, W.
RMS. TILE BATH, RECREATION RIM;
.' S62 30 ." woodiey 4733. 81 LESLIE D.
MFASFLL. I1"- Eye st. NV.
GROOM BUNGALOW, FULL BASEMENT.
ami; l block off Suitland rd. in Brad
burg Park, Md AT. 2556.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.. 533s 41st ST.
: rooms. IL baths. four bedrooms very
large living and dining rooms, big pantry.
screened porch new oil burner and Frigid-
aire. large attic and basement, insulated,
Connecticut aves.; S75. Call EN-. 47s9
for inspection
RANDLE HIG HLAND 81 1a-SToRY
DuhsaIo%c M @ g.iosn Pho ola plt4et O1.h ssrage
BY OWNER-CHEVY CHASE. D. C-DE-
tached homes. u to | / rms, TO 3 baths;
one has extremely large living room suit
able for entertsining; oil heat. FULTON
R GORDON, 1927 Eye ST. DI $3.50
Brokers attention. (Ofice also open =
am. to PM
Continued on Next Pass)
Evening star., 1941-02-16

All electric kitchens, ventila ting
doors, Venetian blinds, carpeted
corridors. painted walls.
Open and Lighted Until 10 PM.
Evening star., 1941-02-16

6-ROOM HOUSE. AMI. TELEPHONE.
garage TeStTlcted nelghborhood Gloss
transportation; reasonable. Tel RA 1859,
Evening star., 1941-02-16

lU-ROOM HOUSE IN NV SECTION,
ggEher 70 retain his room small rent. S35.
Box 4H5-K, Star -.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-08
Valentine Theme Used at Party
for 22O at Herman Xix School

TWO HUNDRED and twenty
people attended the Valentine
party sponsored last evening by
Herman Xix PIT. A. in the
school at the corner Of Wolf road
and Harper avenue.
Valentine decorations were
used throughout the building,
many of them made by the
school children for the event.
Entertainment included NOV
les, dancing, card games, and an
amateur show.
Door prizes were awarded to
Marie Young, Mrs. Sam Brown,
Oscar Hobbs, Florence Socia,
Mrs. Winford Rich, Thomas
Trombly, Mrs. John Neil, Mari
Ign Marvin, Mrs. John Rupers-
burg, Mrs. James Gallagher,
Marie Young, Mrs. J. Hoert,
Mrs. Frank Hendricks, Joyce
Portzel, Mrs. John Gehms and
Mrs. Isle May.
Card prizes went to Mrs. Con-
rad Reuther, Mrs. Sanford
Brown, r. Thacker, Mrs. Charles
Smith, Mrs. Robert Leonard,
Mrs. Frank Hendricks and Mrs.
Joseph NORTH.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-08
Bride Of This Evening Feted
al Rehearsal Luncheon

town guests for the wedding
which takes place this evening
at half past seven 1t the New
Baltimore home Of Miss Beech
er's other brother. in-law and
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald
Queen.
Mrs. Purton used q color
scheme Of red and white for the
luncheon, with q centerpiece of
white iris and sriapdragons,
thanked by red tapers in crystal
and silver candelabra.
The guests, who were seated
at small tables In the living
room were Mrs. Erwin H. Liep-
hart Of Buffalo; Mr.. and Mrs.
Queen Of New Baltimore; Mrs.
George Schulz, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Nield, Robert Liephart,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Wallace and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Smith, all of
Buffalo; Muriel Spittle of Dear
born; Jane Brown of Ann Ar
Dor: Mary Ann Queen of New
Baltimore; Margery Lee Leh-
ner, Barbara 10 Purton and Rev.
Joseph L. Kennedy of Mount
Clemens; Francis Marcero. of
Crosse Pointe: and Fitz James
Bridges Of Seattle, Wash.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-08

Shirley Syrett and Bobby
Hamilton won prizes as top per-
formers in the amateur show.
Joseph A. Moritz was general
chairman of the event, and his
assistants included Mrs. Fred
Bahr, Mrs. Robert Mcpherson,
Mrs. Oscar Hobbs, Mrs. John
Rupersburg, Mrs. Lisle May,
Mrs. James Gallagher, Mrs. John
Ferr, Miss Margery Colvin, Miss
Grace Tyler, James Gallagher,
Miss Cleo Lloyd, Miss Eleanor
Cross, Thomas Preseau, Norman
Diener, Max Poritz, Kenneth
Mcpherson, and pupils Of the
sixth, seventh and eighth
grades.
The committees wishes to ex-
press appreciation to all those
who assisted.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-08
Miss Wilson Names
Her Wedding Party

ELEANOR MAE WILSON.
whose marriage to Howard Al
vim Speer Is set for March Is,
announces her attendants for the
ceremony. Her sister, Edna Rose.
will be maid Of honor. The
bridesmaids will be her two
cousins, Ruth and Shirley Will
son, of Detroit. The flower girl
will be her cousin. Marlyn Will
son and the ring-hearer will be
her nephew, Robert Melvin
Wilson.
Mr.. Speer will be attended
by George Syrett, Of this city,
and the ushers will be the brides
brother, william Wilson, George
Yenore. Of Birmingham, and La
mont Haverkate, of Royal Oak.
A reception at the Wilson home
will follow the ceremony at the
Methodist church.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY Of
the Gilbert Memorial Baptist
church will hold an all-day
meeting at the home of Mrs.
Conrad Lemp, 326 North Graf
lot avenue, on Thursday. =
Mrs. Harold Hayward will be
the speaker, and devotions will
be in charge Of Mrs. August
Zuehlke.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-08
Coming Events


Sat- Feb. sYouns womens Club Dance in Masonic club
rooms, from 10 pm to PM
Sum- Feb e-Lades Aid Of Emmanuel Lutheran church of
Wadenburg annual potluck meeting in church parlors
in Waldenburg at $50 pm
Sum-, 9-Asbury League Of Methodist church in Meth
odst church parlors. at $50 pm.
Sum- Feb. 0Waher League Junior and Senior divisions
in Lutheran school at $50 pm. Combination supper
and topic study.
Sum- Feb s-Annual Scouts ceremony, Zion Evan
selical church at pm.
Mon Feb l0-Isabella Davis Circle, potluck Kings
Daughters Home, at $50 pm.
Mon Feb 10-Garden Club, In Community Room Of Mount
Clemens Savings Bank At 2:so p Bruce Collins Illus
Mon. Feb. 1o-Monday Musicale, in Community Room Of
Mount Clemens High school, at pm.
Mon Feb io-Golden Rule Circle OF Kings Daushsrs' ct
Tues, FEB. list. Louis Council Of Meow. in St. Louis
hall, after services In church. Joint meeting with Altar
Tues. Feb 1-whosoevsr Baptist church, dinner
meeting IN church parlors ut $50 pm.
Tues, rep. H. Young Women. Auxniary At the
Tues Feb llAve Maria Study Club Of st. Peters parish
at the home Of Mrs Howard Groesbeck Jr, 800 South
Tues Feb. llLncheon and card party for the benefit
Of Dickinson PTA, ut the home Of Mrs william s. Daugh
ery i4a csocker boulevard. luncheon served from IL
Wed, Feb i2-Mount Clemens Lodge No. 8. +. and A. M,
fist degree. In Masonic clubrooms, ct 1870 pm.
We'd Feb l2-Sver Cross Circle, 1t the Kings Daughters
Wed, Feb 1sMission Society Of z. Z c. in church parors
We'd reb isLincoln Tea in Methodist church psrlcrs on-
:ored BY group J. wscs, s-S pm. Members and friends
Wed, FEB ia-Dessert bridge n New olsnwood hotel on.
sorsd b. 3. Z. r. Senior S1geMhood, . 40 pm.
wsd FEB 80, 8 RssE p e Leaf s: sponsored BY
:. Shsridsn. Lans1,n 49, Q N. =
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-08
BY ALICIA HART
NIA Service Steff writer

THE SO.CALLED. - signs at
age" which altogether too many
women have twenty-five Ct thir.
ty years before they actually arc
old, are In most instances. symp-
toms Of neglect, poor health and
emotional excuses.
Doree Smedley reminds wo-,
men Of this fact in I new and
interesting way In her recently
pubaished book, you're Only
Young Twice" The book not
only describes Mrs. Sunsdley's
experiences In being transform-
ed from m unattractive woman
into q really attractive one, but
outlines common senSe steps 70
b followed BY anyone who
wants 70 do herself over IN q
sane. satisfactory way.
KEGR CALM ~,
s'0ray hairs and wrinkles cen
b brought about q almoCt any
aCs by IN unbalanced diet and
prolonged nervous stratnas
witness the case Of young peis.
onsrs In concentration camps
men and women held for dust.
tioning In court trials, and The
mother whose child r. kidnap-
ed and held for ransom" tn
author explains. The signs o.
age that disfigurs psepis n
these situations are actually
signs Of deterioration due %
excessive strain. Agc<hAs moth
ing to do with it.
TOO often this n the truth
about the unlovely changes IN Z
woman during middle life. Her
sins, such - the daily habit ~
pickering and QuarrGlin9 with
people around her, the 0verin-'
diligence In certain foods 70 IN
exclusion OF others, ths practice
Of remaining indoors for weelss
and months 1t . tir3e without
getting enough sunshine end, n
some cases, Of working . The
point Of exhaustion In : profes-
sin, . business or even while
running Z home-these are the
things that catch up with her,
rather than her years"
ATTITUDE
MRS. SMEDLEY goes on 70
say that another critical element
Is Z woman's basic attitude to-
ward life In general.
"You are a. young or - old
a. your response to living.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-08
Margery Lee Lehner Ftz James Bridges Wedding Plans Rev
WCTU Meeting Held
at Richard Home

WOMANS Christian Temper
ancs Union last evening voted
to place flowers in the Baptist,
Presbyterian and Methodist
churches on Sunday. Feb. 10. In
memory Of Frances Willard,
leader Of the W.CT.U.. who died
Feb. II, 1898. The flowers will
also honor members of the local
chapter OF W.C.T.U. who have
died. Mrs. Alfred J. Tucker will
take charge of the project, IS
sisted by Mrs. Arthur Miller
and Mrs. Herbert Jones.
These plans were made last
evening at the monthly cooper
alive dinner meeting held at the
home OF Mrs. Tex Rickard, Riv-
,erside drive. The hostess seated
the guests at . number Of small
tables and one large one, and al
were trimmed with flags and
patriotic decorations.
Mrs. Harry Green conducted
the meeting: devotions were IN
charge of Mrs. Mary James. The
program was devoted to read
ines Of current events by several
members, including Mrs. M. r.
Little, Miss Christine Niemann,
Mrs. Frank Hacker and Mrs.
Roy Kidd.
Mrs. Tucker was chairman OF
the dinner. assisted by Mrs. MUIR
ply and Miss Lillian Become.
The next meeting will be
held on Friday. March Z. ct. the
home Of Mrs. Edward G. Cahill,
Gallup avenue.