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Evening star., 1941-10-26

ADVISES you 10 put
yourself in h e
hands of ANNE T.
K E LII Y, whose
health salon is the
largest in D. c.
She offers a course
in exercise to
music. plus ma
chimes and steam
cabinet, SIS. Steam
Evening star., 1941-10-26

AACA Win II {
c a n remem-
b er. Christ
mas card S
from the West
Coast
from young
New York de-
Signers
from Ameri-
c a n artists
Evening star., 1941-10-26

the fox-trot, rumba, waltz, tango
and conga. Take privately-or
form your own class-or join a
group that is starting. In no time
at all-you'll be able to dance
beautifully with any one. 1918
CONN. AVE. Phone ME. 4l21.
Evening star., 1941-10-26

IRE. but you
don't have to
burn him up
{ o d o ! I .
S T z L o S
c o NJ P ANY
will do won-
ders to your
clothes that
have bee n
Evening star., 1941-10-26

cabinet and Swedish massage,
sl7.50. Complete courses. $25-in-
cludes exercise, steam cabinet (or
electric blanket) and massage.
1929 F ST. MA. 1856.
d" THE COMPLETE EP1.
CURE" with q
gifted and knowing palate will find
that charming. restful ALLOWAY
Evening star., 1941-10-26

tailored sui {
and matching
topcoat. Fo r
these two can
be the most in-
portant stand
bys of you r
wardrobe I h S
year. BRUCE
H U N T. INC,
wa, E-orr 11oy-n
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Theatre Note

The newsreeks ond roto-
erovure poee, have shown Brit
oius women at war, trinly
uniformed and on porode. But
Evening star., 1941-10-26

tHut u oHJ
the Ce re =
moniol side
o { tn Ell
work. Whot
they do to
relieve tn e
wor's pres
Sufe on me
civilian pop
uIotion is
re O q n d
la borious.
A n d y o u
Evening star., 1941-10-26

s22.50D. Exclusive with ROSS
SATURN in Washington. Fenton.
Valkyrie, Brevity and Debutante
lasts. Sizes 3 to 9 Widths AAA to
c. Open Thursdays until 9. One
half block from Dupont Circle
1923 CONN. AVE.
Evening star., 1941-10-26

Bay" Bear Lake" THE Garden Wall Lake Josephine Waterton
Lake" Mount Athabasca" others likes.
Ar and Cocktails
Popular Combination
nconguous cocktails appear
become fashion
guests a q prewev. Australian
Evening star., 1941-10-26

group. Over 1000 styles to carry
Your greetings for young. old. frivo-
lous, feminine. massive and mascu-
line or for Just friendly people
Come and browse and order
yours early. 1917 G STREET.
Evening star., 1941-10-26

o ] I z 5 a
short cut
I o t h e
IS e v e nth
2 a S I ro =
n o m ic a |
h e a en-" a"
L o c a ted
n q I. Z ua v
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I" or HALLOWEEN WHEN
WITCHES ROAM o..
timid folks Just stay at home. But
if you're brave and if you're wise.
Evening star., 1941-10-26
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" DON'T MAKE A PAUPER
OUT OF PAPA" Nat
urally he dotes on you, Naturally
he thinks you can set the town on
Evening star., 1941-10-26
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season. Only q
short time re-
mains to take
advantage Of the
PRE- SEASON
RATES at
t h e LIE r o Y
T H A Y e r
STUDIOS. En-
roll tomorrow.
Learn to dance
Evening star., 1941-10-26

ruined by moths. cigaret burns or
snags They repair them invisibly
by two methods-in~eaving and
reweaving. 613 18th ST.
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!" MRS. ANNA WERKs-
MAN SAW FUR
AHEAD" and snatched up
most exciting collection of fur
Evening star., 1941-10-26

] ! p st ks -,
smart and be-
coming for
young girls.
Other colors
for othe r
m o ds and
pc rsonalities.
Only SIPS. in
smart swivel
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" FROM ONE GOOD FEL-
LOW TO ANOTHER. 4"
Louise Hall Hollis CABIN HANDI-
CRAFTERS has an exciting collec-
Evening star., 1941-10-26

/" WOMEN WHO REQUIRE
HALF-SIzE DRESSES"
with larger armholes. hip and
bust measure-sizes 1872 10 52l,-
iailr, Lie
Evening star., 1941-10-26
About Well>Known Folk
In Books, Art, Politics
Mrs. Stones Water Color Show
At Corcoran Gallery to Draw
Friends and Connoisseurs
By ROBERT CRAWFORD.

There will fanfare furry when
Chief
Gallery about Tuesday.
friends Washington present
Evening star., 1941-10-26

all-is to get her a mum" corsage
before any big game. GUIDES also
have wonderful reputation with
brides. They use skill and ingenuity
as well as artistry in designing the
most exquisite bridal bouquets. cor
sages, bridesmaids flower accents
and church decorations. There are
four conveniently located GUIDE
BROTHERS COMPANY stores for
your convenience. Main store:
1912 F ST. MA. 4276.
I" DANCE LITTLE LADY
but LEARN TO
DANCE WELL" Start NOW and
be q smooth dancer for the holiday
Evening star., 1941-10-26
Mzo,4xdMLpu
''" HtLtnf

g EEP THAT SCHOOL
GIRLS AFFEC-
TON" and give her one Of
the MARY CHESS Bud Pink"
Evening star., 1941-10-26
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d" MANS LOVE is OF
HIS LIFE A THING
APART" It's woman's whole
existence. Every wife. sweetheart
Evening star., 1941-10-26
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" HOLD THAT LINE You
owe it to yourself, your
family and friends-to keep slender
and healthy. That's why Helene
Evening star., 1941-10-26

to trim also S225 Open til
nights. 512l GEORGIA AVE.
Evening star., 1941-10-26

mostly for children, but some for
adults. And you'll find them priced
at 81 and $195. For girls. you'll
find costumes to depict a Majorette,
Military Girl, Spanish Girl.
Peasant, Gypsy, Southern Belle,
an Old Fashioned Girl or Nurse.
For boys, you'll find costumes to
change them into cadets, Spanish
lads. 'peasants, wooden soldiers,
Gypsies. There are also animal
costumes-horses, frogs, black cats.
And the costumes are made of
satine or of cambria For decora-
tive purposes-to dress up your
fireplace, you'll find big black cats
fully 20 inches tall, for s125.
Main floor, THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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" 7 Owe AT FIRST SIGHT
=. when you see tbs
sparkling costumes that are pa
raded for your edification and de.
Evening star., 1941-10-26

IS COUNT YOUR WAY TO
80 A PERFECT FIGURE"
and make your figure count
Become a member of the one two
Evening star., 1941-10-26
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IS PREWOOD IS WASH
INGTON'S CHRIST
MAS CARD SHOP" This year
they offer a collection more bril-
N,n.-.
Evening star., 1941-10-26

to $3.50 Also coats. house coats
foundation garments and lingerie.
506 1lth ST.
Evening star., 1941-10-26

ii duIUHId III
cases-they make lovely gifts. The
new MARY CHESS shop is located
opposite the ,Army-Navy Club, at
626 CONN. AVE, corner Eye St.
L" SHOES TO YOUR
go - HEARTS DESIRE.
because they're only fraction Of
what you'd pay for them in New
Evening star., 1941-10-26

York. Helene
speaking Of
S A K S
F I F T H
A v E N u E
d scontin-
ued" FOOT
w E A r
only s5.95
a n d S1.95
usually to
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(a5ln .U0rderctns
Evening star., 1941-10-26
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I" THE SUIT STORY is
''' told by BRUCE HUNT,
INC" They tell it smartly and
beautifully--all about the man
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-17
Drain Upon Resources

II = not natural for Q growins
child II good health to be lazy. but
the faSter he q growing. the more
drain 10 being put upon all his re-
sources. Another frequent COM
pjalnt u that he. or usually she. Is
always dreaming" instead Of do
ing hts chores. or even getting
droseed In time for school or for
meals. Here again there Is q per-
foctly rational physical explana-
N0u. All the blood supply with Its
burden Of nerve. tissue. and bone
ropIoeement, q being used In max
tnG larger and longer bones. more
0e0ue. more blood and gland
Iymph. The brain does not always
oot ~ proper supply. and there
lodets = state Of anaemia In the
bto1n which depletes the normal
GooGoaSoe - the motor nerves. It Is
lzlleh easier Just to sit and loll.
ia1toad Of jumping about. We are
N q - built IN haves. Each half
49, not always develop In exactly
~ came manner or ut the same
9teo0 tn ~ systems. and this may
tyoete N inequality which adds TO
- o6ogt Of adjustment.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-17
Tips for Your Beauty

for your daytime and sports clothes.
q more exotic one for your evening
clothes. Don't have half q dozen
fragrances that might clash when
you start assembling your ward
robe.
When you buy creams. particu-
larry cleansing creams or hand
creams which you use generously
every day, buy large sizes for econ
omy and convenience. Keep the lid
on tight: keep in q cool place and
keep clean by wiping off the top
frequently. Buy tissues in large
boxes. II you have one Of the fancy
dressing table boxes for tissues.
simply refill from the large con-
tainer as needed.
Try these tips for charm and
dsintiness--spray q bit Of perfume
into the headband or linig OF your
hat. A leading designer always
tucks o tiny sachet In the custom.
er's fsvorite fragrance Into her
fetching bonnets. Wear Transparent
mitts over your dress gloves when
you drive the car. Or use them In
doors when you polish the silver.
dust or do other chore9.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-17

fingers Of the opposite hand. Then
take finger at time and bend II
back as far as 1t will 60. to stretch
the muscles and keep them timber
Then slowly rotate the hand at the
wrist to loosen and relax any tense
ness there.
Weekly Manicure
At least once a week. plan q COM
plete and leisurely manicure. Soak
the nails in warm oil after remov-
ing old polish and shaping the tips.
Then soak In warm soapy water q
few minutes and scrub vigorously
with a nail brush. Use under the
tips to remove stains and particles
of loose cuticle. Use the brush about
the cuticles. too. to loosen them
from the nail body. Rinse and dry
hands and Use a corner Of the towel
to rub of bits Of dead material and
force the cuticles gently into q soft
frame for each shining nail.
Use a buffer with long strokes
from nail tip back toward cuticleS.
When the nails are as smooth a.
can be and pink from aroused cir
culation. apply light. thin coat Of
polish base or colorless polish. Then
with arms and wrists resting on q
firm surface, apply your tinted en-
amel. Most girls find 1t easier to en-
circle the half-moon with one
stroke. then cover the body Of the
nail with three or four lengthwise
strokes. Now use nail guards or
watch your clock until nails are
completely dry.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-17

now will you have Il to give you
self-confidence and beauty later In
life.
One OF the beauty assets SO often
lost through carelessness and neg
lect Is lovely hands. II every bride
Just setting out on the greatest Of
all careers would resolve to use
hand lotion after every washing job.
to cream her hands occasionally, to
keep the nails as beautifully
groomed as before she was married,
she could keep her hands supple
and smooth, graceful and express
Sive as long as she lives.
Beauty Makes Beauty
There Is something. about any
beauty measure that Is productive.
Beauty seems to breed more beauty.
The fact that YOU are particular
about your hands will make you be
more fussy about your hair and
about your grooming In general. II
YOU give yourself facial every
week. you will not only be warding
OF lines and dryneSs. but the slim
ulation and increased blood supply
will benefit the scalp as well. so
hair will be more lustrous and
healthy. your eyes brighter.
One OF the hazards Of much used
hands Is stiffness. Doing houSework,
running typewriter or manipulate
ing a machine Of any kind develops
strong muscles in the wrists and
finger control. II the muscles are
ovcrdeveloped. however. the move
ments of the hands may seem stiff
and awkward at any but their &C
customed tasks. To Offset this. do
relaxing exercises dozen times
day. Stop whatever you are doing
and shake the hands vigorously
from the wrists so the fingers snap
together. Then with every muscle
relaxed. flop and shake the entire
arm.
The last thing at night when you
have finished with bedtime beauty
chores. apply q rich. oily cream TO
the handsAKeep a jar BY your bed
side and smoothe on generously.
working from flngertips up over the
wrists. Massage each knuckle by
rolling II between the thumb and
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-17
NO MORE SARONGs

No one will believe It. but
Dorothy Lamour may well be Hol-
lywoods top star in fashions at
any moment now. After so many
sarongs this Is hard to believe but
the signs are there. Now that she
has been given her hrst dressed"
role, on the screen. she has sud.
denly caught what she herself de.
scribes as q new disease-"style
fever" You can't care much
about clothes. really" Dorothy
says, IL you spend your life work.
Ing In ssrongs. But with al the
clothes that Edith Head has Just
finished for me something hap.
pened. I and myself taking spare
time out to shop where I never
would have before. Ill probably
end up In Q poorhouse with this
new fever for buying the latest
styieei" :
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-17
Free Speech Overdone

It Is hard. terribly hard. for some
of US to understand, much less SYM
pathize with, any such selfish. mar.
row.minded attitude.
It's staggering to hear expires.
sions of opinion-sampleS Of free
speech-indulged In by those who
don't a. well as those who do. know
what they are talking about. Stir
ring up dissension. creating confu.
sion and distrust. u helping the
enemy Just as much as II one en-.
listed under the swastika.
Whether one realizes 1t or wheth-
or one doesn't. by 80 doing one u
spreading enemy propaganda. Any.
thing that destroys confidence %.
tomatically weakens the cause. It's
easier to tear down than 70 build
up. much easter to destroy than 70
create. Which seems Q good reason
for being careful what one says.
especially on . subject OF which one
has no substantial knowledge.
Ask yourself always Uhv this per.
son goes out Of his way TO voice his
opinion. What Is his object. what
is his purpose-and what docs he
hope to gain?
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-17
Those Endless Arguments

Mothers are distracted. Fathers
are Infatuated. And the boys who
will have to do the fighting. u It
comes to that. must be either cal
lous and insensitive, or 20 mentally
disturbed and disguised that they
don't much care what happens.
Whether one agrees with or furi.
ously resents Mr.. Lindbergh's de-
featist attitude. whether one u for,
or against. the Administration, 1t 10
deplorable to have to listen to argu-
ment. for or against. and be made
to feel, as one 10 bound to feel, torn
and worn by dissension when there
should be unity Of thought and
purpose.
This privilege Of free speech Is .
two.edged sword. It permits one the
satisfaction Of speaking ones mind.
but It also gives one power to sway.
not always by reason. the minds Of
others. It causes one to doubt where
once one had faith, and leads to
awful and utter confusion. Is this
one right2 Or IL he terribly wrong
and Is that one right?
Who knows2 And who doesn't?
Who Is q leader and who a dis
turber Of the peace?
Suppose you do hate England. as
apparently many do. What has that
to do with IL II. as 50 many sincerely
believe, a defeated England means
not only q frustrated or defeated
America, but the end Of civiliza-
ton? II Euglands cause Is our
cause. isn't 1t stupid to withhold
help because. at one time. England
had trodden on the toes Of your
ancestors?
To save your neighbours house
from burning to the ground. u It
essential that you feel . deep and
lasting affection for your neighbor?
Isn't 1t possible even II. 1T one time.
your neighbor had criticized you.
you might contribute your hose or .
bucket Of water to save hts house.
especially when 1t could easily hap
pen that his IRE might damage your
house too? Il your personal and
private opinion Of England, or the
grudge you hold against her. so i'm
portsnt that you would rather See
her perish than hold out your hand
to help her-and maybe yourself?
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-17

Never let your favorite perfume
stand wher the sun can strike It
for 1t evaporates with alarming
speed. Leakproof atomizers are q
good investment II you use perfume
regularly. Keep a tiny glass funnel
for transferring your perfumes
from bottle to atomizer. Before
putting a different fragrance into
your atomizer. be sure to wash the
bottle out well with pure grain AL
cohol TO remove all the old perfume.
Occasionally wash your face In
milk or buttermilk. The latter Is
especially beneficial. as the Tactic
acid 1t contains Is mildly toning.
bleaching and softening. Grand
mother, you know. used to soak
cloths in II and place the mover her
arms and face TO remove tan and
give her that fair Southern COM
plexion OF which she vas so proud.
Adopt the sachet habit. Pin one
on each coat or dress hangar. tuck
into the toes Of your party shoes.
place one among your hankies.
scarves. lingerie. OF course, you
should Use the same fragrance
throughout. or one light spicy od0r
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-17
lrritability Develops

Among the symptoms reported
In these cases. Q tendency to be
irritable and dissatisfied tops the
list. Now, It takes an enormous
amount o. nervous energy to meet
the changes brought about by the
stage re call adolescence. All the
body processes circulation. dises-
ton. running. walking. playing
gamas. even 70 the last tiny mus
culsr el1ort-call for nervous en-.
cry TO- be spent In generous guam.
tides. That u always the case.
And now In this tremendous prof.
ect Of growing from . child to an
adult. the demands are multiplied
many times.
There are the glands OF internal
secretion which 80 few Of US under.
stand at nj. and which even pro.
loo2Onal folk began to understand
only In the last few years. They
ere al involved In this remarkable
attempt 20 make q grown.up per.
son out Of Q child. Not only u
every one Of these glands involved
In the process Of maturity. but the
way IN which they coordinate their
activities determines the way In
which the body and temperament
Win function together In later
years. Not one Of these important
organs can b spared. nor can one
lajl to perform It's proper task
without affecting the results. The
most important OF these glands are
the pituitary. the adrenale. the
thyroid. and the reproductive
stands, which are changing per.
hapo the most Of all.
We seldom realize that the faster
these glands develop. the more
rapidly the child puts on height
and weight. the more tremendous
becomes the task Of the nervous
system 20 provide enough energy
70 keep him going, not to men
ton 70 keep him feeling At. I
wonder how many Of you have
been guilty Of becoming sharp and
impatient when the youngster
grows tired Of the family chores,
and refuses 70 do his share Of
helping out. ] know that about
this time many outside diversions
call for his attention, but the
boz q Indifferent toward anything
that looks like work. because he
has no energy left. True. he seems
always ready 70 run out with his
compau1ons. and take part In rec
Ieation. but that. too. Is . part OF
r4tleo6uess and desire for diver
don that will stimulate. tagging
oneryie0.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-17
Pegler, Pulitzer
Winner, Foe
Of Rackets
BY TALBOT LAKE

WE6TBROOK PEGLER has just
w been awarded the Pulitzer prize
for his columns which dealt with
racketeering inside the labor un-
ions. To millions his column is
something that must 60 alongside
their morning orange juice and cof-
fee. to some others he is "Old Dys-
pepsia."
Pegler. from early boyhood.
wanted to be a newspaperman. and
has been Just that. He has made
much more money than most In q
poorly paying business. has built
himself and his wife q picture house
in Connecticut. Is syndicated In 1873
papers all over the country. and Is
otherwise right at the top Of his
profession.
His father. Arthur Pegler. was q
newspaperman on the Minneapolis
Daily News, and Peg started at IN
early age right at the bottom. His
first boss. William BreSlin. later
known to the world As Jack Britton.
the champion welterweight. deeply
influenced hts writing. Pesler later.
as . star sports reporter. covered his
nights.
In the interim, his father moved
to Chicago. where Pegler could not
get Job on the same paper as his
parent. so went instead to various
schools. During 1917. In the last
war. he was attached to the AEF
as q war correspondent. Before this
he had Joined the United Press In
Chicago and from that point on his
rise In newspaperdom began. In
1918. Pesler Joined the Navy. After
the war. he became q sports edi.
tor for the United Press.
His Inetamorphosis into q col
umnist writing outside Of the field
Of sports began In 1925. when he
became attached to the Chicago
Tribune a. . rowing columnist. He
concentrated mainly on sports at
the beginning. After q while. his
field broadened and he commented
on other things. mainly on WASH
tngton. In 1898, he was syndicated
BY the United Feature Syndicate
and from this time on his popular
ity and distribution grew rapidly.
His articles on labor racketeering
caused widespread comment and
action to correct the evils. Goals
of fire were heaped upon him from
both sides and . lively controversy
was raised.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-17

of the silhouette details taken from
native cost um IS - kimono-cut
sleeves. for instance. which are both
cool for summer and quite In the
feeling Of the moment.
The Chinese coolie coat, or the
more elaborate mandarin coat. Is
remarkably right for this spring
and summer.
The beginning Of the resort sea-
son saw the beginning Of this trend
toward Oriental. particularly Chi
nese motifs. The trend can be
traced In straight and trousered sill
houettes. In coolie and diadem mil,
linery. in combinations Of soft
bright colors inspired by lacquers,
In easy lines Of two-piece slack suits
with surplice warehouses, In man.
DARN and coolie style Of coats for
day and evening. In deep armholes
and looser. straighter sleeves.
Linked with these specific FASH
ions are fresh ideas In embroidered
spot and band decoration inspired
by famous Chinese needle work; the
swift. steady growth In the style i'm
portance Of shantung, which was
originally Chinese creation: the
use of narrow band borders In the
same manner as those used In the
slashed sides and crossover surplice
tops Of modern Chinese dress.
Prints styled In Chinese colors then
followed. meeting with warm re-
Spouse.
Shantung Is extremely popular at
the moment. Not only In its natural
twine.like color but in black Is
siiantung approved by women who
enjoy wearing suits no matter what
the temperature.
Shops arc rich with beautiful
pieces Of Chinese jewelry and with
accessories fashioned Of prints In
the legendary manner. The lotus
flower Is one Of the most oft-repeAt-
ed motifs In both prints and en-
broideries: precious ducks SWIM
ming In q pond Of lotus blossom are
also q favorite.
Dragons. phoenix birds and the
sun and moon. representing father
and mother. earth and heaven, are
other Characteristic designs.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-17

The simplicity Of gray and white
Is featured In one Of the most te-
coming costumes that Claudette
Colbert wears In her next picture.
For an exciting scene With 1annio
Barnes. Miss Colbert u found IN the
patio Of her. screen home et break
fast In Q pair Of gray crepe pajamas.
A tunic jacket over slim Trousers
Of the same gray crepe y trimmed
close 70 the high neck with IN un-
broken scroll Of cutout white felt
that spells her screen initials. And
Q tiny edging Of the sen1e white felt
bands the top Of her high. standup
collof.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-17
Dishes for
Pre>Nuptial
Parties
By JUDITH WILSON

REFREsHMENTS for pre-
~ nuptial parties and showers
should be romantic. For the
main course at a luncheon or
supper party. you can serve
Savory Seafood trecipe below on
heart shaped biscuits or toast
points. Or. II preferred. make It
ham and mushrooms In
heart shaped toast cups. An APP
propriate dessert would be old
fashioned strawberry shortcake. or
ice cream served with heart-Shaped
sugar cookies. Pipings Of pale pink
icing on the latter will add . prop
er hearts-and. flowers note. s4-sa-a
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-17

the family. being more settled In
their customs. do not appreciate
any one wanting different ways
and foods and times for doing
things. What they do not realize Is,
especially II It Il the Older child Of
. family. that here Is a human be-
ing adjusting himself to q new
plane or phase Of development In
which many important demands
are being made upon the system.