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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-31
Wedding Set
for Saturday

ANNOUNCEMENT of we'd
ding plans Of Colleen Mae Perry
and Pvt. John Albert McIner-
ney is made today, following
the arrival of the bridegroom
elect and other members of the
wedding party from Camp Cru
Der Okla, yesterday.
The wedding is set for Satur-
day, Jan. 2, at $50 o'clock in
the morning at St. Peters Cath
Ollie Church Miss Perry, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Perry
Of 80 Lawndale, will be at
tended by Barbara Barron as
maid of honor and Rosemary
Duckwitz as bridesmaid.
Pvt. McInerney, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Bernard McInerney,
will be attended by Pvt. Law
renee McInerney, his brother,
and Pvt. Carlton Dubay, while
Pvt. Francis Ballor and Pvt.
William Sharkey will be ushers.
All arrived with the bridegroom
yesterday from Camp Gruber.
A wedding breakfast will
take place at Gordon's Grill,
and in the evening a large re-
ception is planned at Harrison
Town hall.
After a short trip, the bride
groom will return to his army
post, and the bride will remain
here.
MIR. and Mrs. Perry will be
hosts the evening of New Years
Day at the rehearsal dinner for
the couple. Among those who
have entertained for Miss Per-
ry were the Edison girls, who
gave a dinner and crystal show
er at the Medea hotel, and Mrs.
McInerney, the bridegroom's
mother, who honored her flu
ture daughter-in-law at a mis-
cellaneous shower.
MIR. AND MRS. OSCAR
WATT will entertain New
Years Day Mrs. Nellie Phillips,
of Detroit, and Wilbur Nc
Kenne of this city.
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Two New Units to Open
at Grace Parish House

IN RESPONSE to receipt of
the huge January quota for the
Mount Clemens Red Cross pro-
duction, Mrs. A. S. Levine, surg
ical dressings chairman, today
announces two new units to be-
gin operations on Tuesday, Jan.
5.
spoons ored by Episcopal
groups. the units will m e c
Tuesdays both afternoons and
evenings. in Grace parish house.
Mrs. Frank Pringnitz is in
charge of the afternoon unit,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-31
OPA Pamphlet May
Throw Liqht on Ceilings

Make sure your soldier son
or husband brings his weekly
sugar ration with him when he
comes home on furlough. He
can get sugar certificates before
he leaves camp If you write
WPB, Washington, they'll send
you hints on how to stop illumi-
mating gas waste in your home
>. Though horse meat has APP
peared on some butchers coun-
tiers, the job of trying to culti-
vate Americas taste for it is
probably going to be hard. I'm
til the meat situation gets a lot
tougher there isn't much chance
of our going for it in a big
way-even if some European
countries having been eating,
and apparently liking, it for
years. You will, however, be
urged to buy only hole meat
to feed your dog.
MR.. AND MRS. JOHN MA
DOU, ia Riverside drive will
entertain at dinner on New
Years Day. Their guests will
include Mr.. and Mrs. Rene De-
Smyter of Crosse Pointe, Mr..
and Mrs. Vincent Hazard, Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Madou and son
John and Mrs. Sylvia Madou of
Mount Clemens, DR.. and Mrs.
George DeSmyter of Crosse
Pointe, DR.. and Mrs. Albert
Mathews and daughter Linda
Lee of Pontiac.
JOHN KINDRA is GONZALES
cling from pneumonia at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Forrest Kindra. Mrs. Kim
dra's mother. Mrs. Arthur Eli
sey of New Baltimore, is SPEND
ing a few days here with her
daughter and family.
MRS. ANNA BRAUN is spend
ing some time in Detroit visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Francis
Binder.
ORRIS HULETT, who has
been confined to Wyandotte
General Hospital for some time
with pneumonia, is now con-
valescing at his home in that
city. He is a former Mount
Clemens resident:
DIR. AUSTIN w. HEINE is
patient at Grace Hospital, De-
troit, where he was taken yes
terday.
GUESTS OF MR.. AND MRS.
HARRY v. ODLE over New
Years will be Mr.. and Mrs.
John Odle and son, John How
ard, of Penn State, Pa, and
Mrs. Isabelle Donnelley, of De-
troit.
MR.. AND MRS. MARK DU-
POINT, 240 Hazel road enter
tanned the family pinochle club
Wednesday evening at supper.
High score was won by Pat
Akin.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-31
BY ANN FRANCE WILSON

kEA service Stnff NOTfespOuoeus
WASHINGTON, Dec. 81. It's
going to be a happier world for
American retailers and consul
mers if OPA goes through with
its proposed plan of issuing shop
ping-guide pamphlets.
Realizing that a housewife
can. possibly check every gro
Gerry store price against that of
last March, OPA plans to put
a lot more dollars-and-cents
ceilings on goods, and include
these in the pamphlet. This
doesn't mean, however, that a
commodity will be priced the
same in all stores.
Retail groceries will be class
ed in three groups: super-mar-
kets, chain stores and smaller
stores. Each will be allowed a
different mark up on cost prices,
with ceilings regulated in con-
formity.
To make the going still east
err, OPA may also issue a pock-
ct guide of wholesale prices on
food commodities. That way
you'd just about be able to fig
ure the MAKEUP yourself-and
pick your store accordingly.
It's pretty certain, too, that
the retailer is going to welcome
this new system-if and when
for it will make it lot east
er for him to decide what his
price ceiling really is.
NEW STANDARDS
So far WPB has laid down no
rules as to the quality standards
to be maintained in production
of civilian goods. But you may
expect some soon.
The government, of course,
wants to see every bit of raw
material and manpower used to
best advantage, and all produc-
ton frills eliminated. To en-
sure this, WPB may seek to eli
inmate such wasteful practises
as are found in the following
hypothetical example:
A manufacturer is putting out
a blanket with so small a per-
centage of wool that the wool is
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-31
Congratulations

BARBARA PURTON, daugh-
ter of Capt and Mrs. Kingsley
G.. Purton, on her 18th birthday
anniversary today.
MIR. AND MRS. ALBERT A.
WAGNER of Market street, up
en- their 3lst wedding anniver-
sary today.
MIR. AND MRS. BERNARD
WILLERT, whose second we'd
ding anniversary will be New
Years Day.
MIR. AND MRS. CLARENCE
TELLER of 81 Miller street, who
will celebrate their 25th we'd
ding anniversary New Years
Day with a family gathering at
supper.
MIR. AND MRS. HARRY r.
BURR of SO Beyne street, who
will mark their 36th wedding
anniversary on New Years Day.
SERGT. WILLARD PELTIER
of Mount Clemens, who is sta
toned at Camp Pickett, Va, and
whose birthday anniversary is
New Years Day.
MRS. Isle T. MAY, whose
birthday will occur on Jan. /
MIR. AND MRS. EDWARD
G.. BOOTH of East Detroit, up
on the arrival of a son, yes
terday afternoon in St. Joseph's
hospital.
MR.. AND MRS. LOUIS GODO
of Center Line, who became
parents of q son this morning
In st. Josephs hospital.
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which is to begin work ut Z ~
clock. while Mrs. Harry Metloe
is chairman of the evening unit
with 1880 o'clock as the starting
time.
More than 100000 dressinGB
is the January quota for Mount
Clemens. a quota which will de-
mand hours Of labor. Any wom-
an able to devote an hour o.
more is urged to take advantages
of these two new units, or NETT
with some already. establishod
Red Cross production units.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-31
To Become Specialist

Promoted
PVT. FRED A. RALPH of u
Washington avenue, son of Mr..
and Mrs. II. E. Ralph, whose
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-31

MR.. AND MRS. LOUIS GODO
of Center Line, who became
parents Of q son this morning
In st. Joseph's hospital.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-31
Board Meeting

BOARD OF TRUSTEES will
meet at the Kings Daughters
Home on Monday, Jan. 4, at
$50 o'clock it is announced to-
day.
MIR. AND MRS. RUSSELL
STARK and son RUSSELL, JR.
will entertain 20 members OF
their families at New Years
Day dinner.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-31
St. Louis Parish Sets
Party for Sunday

ST. LOUIS Church will spon-
sor a public games party on
Sunday evening, instead of Fri
day evening this week. it is an
nounced today. The party, which
will begin at BIS o'clock, will
be held in st. Louis hall.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-31
Officer in Florida

Officer in Florida
CAMP CARRABELLE. FLA,
Dec. 31-1st. Lieut.. Giles B.
Hubbard, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Duncan B. Hubbard, 125 South
Broadway, Mount Clemens, has
been named maintenance and
salvage officer by his command
ing officer in the Amphibian
Command, u. S. Army.
Lieut.. Hubbard and End.
Lieut.. Dwight Baker, also for
merly of Mount Clemens, parti-
cipated in a preview of Amphib-
ian Command operations here
Christmas week.
Loaded landing craft pro-
ceeded in total darkness only TO
strike at dawn. Training given
the men is severe and includes
crawling through obs a c G
courses with live bullets pinging
overhead.
Lieut.. Hubbard lives at near
by Appalachicola with his wife.
the former Katherine Ferrin.
To Become Specialist
ALMER A. SEARS, 30, 3710
Jefferson avenue, Mount Glenn
ems. has been selected to be-
come a specialist in the Navy
and is enrolled in the school for
sMachinist's Mates at the service
school of the u. S. Naval Train
ing Stations at Great Lakes, Ill.
Upon completing the 16-week
course he will be eligible for
advancement to petty officer
rating.
Promoted
PVT. FRED A. RALPH of ~
Washington avenue, son of Mr..
and Mrs. II. E. Ralph, whose
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-31
X UM the Color, X

duty is Military Police. has been
promoted to the rank of cor
poral, at the Army Air Forces
Technical School, Sioux Falls.
S. d. an army release states to-
day.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-31

HAROLD LINDSEY, whose
birthday anniversary is today.
MRS. VI r G. l L NICAISE
whose birthday anniversary &C.
ours today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-31
m,,@annary

LOIS JANUARY of New York
appropriately and prettily poses
beside the date that is No. 1
on our 1943 calendar.
Evening star., 1942-01-15
EXTRA.
3 YEARS OLD-S10,95O.
z BEDROOMS, . BATHS

charming red brick, beautifully bal
anSed, on a nice level lot t!Oxl50 ftl.
we'll decorated with trees. shrubs and now-
ers; 1t has a recratlon rm. with fireplace,
living rm. and screened side porch, dining
rm. with bay window. large kitchen with
breakfast nook. 8 bedrms. and baths. big
back yard with hedge and white Colonial
fence; II goes without saying this house
wlu sell Immediately. CALL MR.. BLACK
WEI NRR nR
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

WAsH1RA sENDIx-DMLyEEY NOV:
s eTms .S so5o' on .e b WARE
SApi0 s;,i95 sn.n1 xPFhiANsaS III SsSSS $685. Ca ave
wAsHERsEBrand-nev standard makes Of
sen: I. %ssens's pos :: sa y 81 ..ef, Bers
'f'''.,a ATLAS s0HsPii APPLIANCE COMPANY.
wsshington's Largest Appliance House.
nesil,ee RI e e. Swanssss opea ss.: fHils,PiM f
E. ALE K ssnd1 en- from s?Ess sss
LUX APPLIANCE CO..
81 9th st; opsn s:wi i'm P.S' Rs9u''i' 1l7S'
Apex SAT; Crosley, $45: Thor. S45 Also
values in new Maytag, A B c. Crosley and
sfff Ts sso1
FINE TENNIS RAcoUErs with clamp
Essi s. rief Hosa. %ssnsr
Co., Pittsburgh. $s; also 2 sets practice
fSld clubs GbSreS IS siss s,Sh or for $780, c'h
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.
sEpRooM. living room. ODD pieces Of any
81 cash Z prices Psid. Cali ma. 1880. AZ. A3!sr
snns yns IHsR
ING Carefully: STORAGE. ia. 2937.
5soP BoSk R5ess soh FIJI i0s Sos 'sss s
st. NV. DI. 60O7. Open Sun and eyes.
Tovs ssSD a1a hfss :SpDs
ave. NV. RE. 2434. Open 81.
ensS1, price; saia a. 70, men,
81 Ed{o eSss. 9pen % W. VII wiz call III - ~.
s!aSin7 Hsacii Rss s0. &. s.
ME. 3767 Open eve. win call.
coATs sny s se6.I sas s
FURNACES. radiators. used heating and
plumbing. surplus equipment of any de.
scription Block salvage. Michigan 7141.
FURNITURE Household furnishings Of all
ehns cs any me assn RE- R.sss so4
PyRN1TURE rugs. otnce furpiture. house.
rssas n1sa Can any fme ME- Iaaa
FURNITURE. bric-a-brac, china, glassware.
prices paid cail Murray. TAYLOR 33s3.
FURNITURE WANTED AT ONCE+We buy
all KINDS. also elec. refg. stoves, tools
pianos. etc; day or night. FR. 2807.
FURNITURE-Would like to purchase also
small piano for cash. Call evenings after
Z. Republic 1872. 19s
FURNITURE-Dressers overstuffed chairs.
chest Of drawers. straight chairs and other
furniture. 1896 H st. ne. Atlantic 4464.
SEWING MACHINE-We buy all types:
s17 81 RE $780, RE-
ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE. suites or odd
pieces, any amount. wanted at once. Please
call Mr.. Gray, MA 262O. IT,
WANTED-Jevelry diamonds, shotFuns.
typevriters. cameras. binoculars and Mle-
Max zweis, s37 s NV. Ne. S1is. ~
0oLD-BRMo YOUR OLD GOLD. sH:
YER, PLATINUM. TEETH, DISCARDED
JEWELRY. WE PAY CASH.
A. KAHN. INC. 10 YEARS AT 930 ?.
Cash FOR OLD GOLD.
Silver; watchea Hiam9nds and old Dis
sELINGKRls. S18 p ST. NV.
DIAMONDS-OLD GOLD.
Platinum. diamond Watches and any other
.ewelry purchased Highest prices paid.
New York JeVelry Co. 1877 18th gt NV
Evening star., 1942-01-15

ReStaurant-SOda Fountain.
Best location on Conn ave. Will sacri-
nee because of other business. Priced right
for cash. RE. 2619. 16'
WANTED Gasoline service
station, facilities for six or
more cars under cover; corner
location, size of station no
smaller than $50 by $50 #.
State location and full par
ticulars in first letter. Will
purchase equipment and lease
property. Box 173-M, Star.
Evening star., 1942-01-15
WOODSIDE FOREST.

Brick Colonial homes. ready for imme-
date occupancy; 20 min. downtown;
rms. 2 baths. to rms, 2hs baths: near
stores; schools, etc: bus At corner. Dis
play home now open at 9706 Columbia
blvd. Out Ga ave. to Dale dr.. right to
property.
Evening star., 1942-01-15

RoOMING HOUSE, 14th and Harvard SITS.
nw-l7 rooms. cut into Ink. apts., excel
lently furn; income 1915 mo- rent 81 81 so;
long lease: 81: 500 cash will handle.
ROGERS REAL ESTATE.
604 F st. NV. Ma s137.
Nights and SUNDAYS. AID 1924
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BEDS-Acme sensational bed combina-
ton" bed, spring, 'never-uSed mattress
SI3 80: living room, heavy porcelain di-
nette. 2-piece mahogany bedroom, odd
pieces, chairs. tables Acme Moving g.
Storage. Open each day until g (Monday
and Thursday until 81. Come right to our
storage warehouse, 461S 14th st. NV
.fAcme''
Evening star., 1942-01-15

I1MBER-I million feet Of good pine
Sumpage located in central N Carolina.
EASILY accessible to highways Good log
4ing. Bids invited either on the stump
OR ON the sticks Box 4l4-H Star
Evening star., 1942-01-15
FULTON r. GRUVER,
Builder. Shepherd 1924.
HOME AND INCOME

New Colonial type of building choice To-
cation: 3 lovely apts.. live In one and then
take down enough rental to pay for the
property: price. S12.50O. with $500 cash
NICE DUPLEX.
New brick building each apt covers
entire hrst or second floor; auto oil h-v
heat: nice location: live in one apt and
sfent from the other will almost Day for
the place; very low price Of $3.50, with
1900 cash: Silver Spring district.
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ROOMS FURNISHED

ROOMS FURNISHED.
1885 MACoMB ST. N.W.-Bachelor suite.
pvt. bath. extra lavatory and cabinet. lge.
closets. 2 flreplaces: all new; ref. EN-: 1854.
1881 KA1ORAAdA RD. N.W-LArse front
ROOM persons: l double Im; ;,sn next .'..a bath:
" blk. car and bus lines: young ladies.
BEVERLY HILLS. Alexandria, Va, block
man. share room with another; twin beds.
Pt Fempis 4sse es.a Alter aeE sso Spf pm nm Dn0ne
CHEVY CHASE, D.-Bedroom and pri-
references required. Phone sH b725-J.
2241 8 ST. NE--semi-b.sem sement room
couple or 2 airis; reas. III: 6se7.
5724 3rd ST. N.w.1Front room. private
bath. bath twin eeds .nes .Tss closets unli
1920 GYDEsDALE PL N;W.-D9uble
pref: conv transp.: gentiles: NO. 9299
1O3 ST. NE-LaTse. front. newly deco
aatse twin BEDS :I UNI afte2 InSne suitable
lovely rooms. redecor.tsd. new furniture;
70 si0; twin-bed rooms, S12 weekly.
S5vY Sa5 x.sa GHssE ssS 60me men P's5 sM sSs
CHEVY CHASE. D. c-Double room, twin
ssas sSan. sSS; Wo snsls 4Ras room' $50 Gentlemen
LARGE front room, twin beds. near bath;
:nd bus prsfTTea TaG.d ans ss
i block from express bus. kA 1919.
NV, near 18th and Columbia-Lovely
smoker. Nortn 03s7 ewes:
CHEVY ~ GaAsE S!As P &c: SGn,efiuI q, master S1E
rom % 'esa conn 1eGs; we woediey Si; 1s ssts is
6911 18th ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished
room. next to semi-private bath; eentle-
man only.
4sl7 DAVENPORT sT: NwI;Desirs.bIle
close transp.: lovely location; reasonable.
s16 TUcKERMAN 81. N,W-LerEe cheer
tO to esf s1nt and Su dE si
1416 NICHOLSON ST. NV. "a block 18th
ssnseman ST. 'ren e. rGs% a9ss private family
1915 PARK RID. NV. Apt. 3-Nice large
s% Hp sss .ser
4127 18th ST. NW.-Double room. next to
bath: fer or 2 girls. Call after 6. Deea-
IS BRYANT ST. N.W.-LArse front Tm.
continuous hot water, shower, grill privi-
612 SOAGERSET PL. NW.-Attractive dou-
BILE room. comfortable bed; near bus: private
family: unlim. phone. ia. 5794.
1882 FAIRMONT ST. NW-Large front
room. twin beds; or Gentlemen: S35 mo
1880 18th ST. NE-Large front sleeping
room, nicely furnished: suitable one or two
Private home. AID. 1914.
wooDRDdE--Master bedroom. southern
gentlemen. Private home. NO. 2S42
NEAR MASS. AND WIS. AVES.-single
room for gentlemen in private detached
home; excellent transp. $50 mo- WO. 0726
CHEVY CHASE. MD-Beautiful rm., pvt.
Gentleman. S35. WI. $780,
BRADLEY Hills COUNTRY CLUB, Be-
thesda, Md.-Gentlemen only: single room
With private bath. $40 month; single
room with connecting semi-private bath
and running water in room. S32: so month;
living room. bedroom With bath. suitable
for 2 or 3 men. available February 1st.
Maid sefvice. semi. private entrance, 0olf
course PRIVILEGES. Phone vi 1640.
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$12,500-Corner,
North Cleveland Park

splendid home property desirably sit.
uated and convenient to U. s. Bureau Of
Standards, public and parochial schools
transportation and stores: bright, com
Portable rooms 4 sleeping rooms tall but
1st-hoor sunroom or den, fireplace. stair
way to storage attic; rock-wool insulat ton:
i room and bath in basement: reacreation
room space. OIL HEAT Built-in garage
for 2 cars Beautifully Handicapped lot
hedsed-in lawn. THOS j FISHER 4 CO.
INC. REALTORS. DI $3.50, or evenings call
Mr.. MATTHEWS. HO. 1895.
Evening star., 1942-03-16
Welcome the Return
Of Hot Cross Buns,
Better Than Ever

War conditions and the shortages
OF some ingredients will not affect
the annual production of hot-cross
buns, and this years consumption,
1t is estimated. will be greater than
ever. For some weeks bakers have
been making preparations for the
daily production of these national
favorites, which will be available
throughout the 40 days of Lent.
Not many speciality foods can
claim such long season as popu-
lar demand has accorded to the
hot-cross bun. The custom of eat
ing bun with a cross on it is
almost as old as history itself and
is found connected with the religious
observances of the Egyptians,
Greeks, Norsemen, Saxons and
American Indians. These buns
seem to have always been made by
bakers. Even in the earliest time
housewives, who were then sup
posed to bear the brunt of the
family cooking, seemed to prefer
TO leave the crossed bun to the
bakers skill.
The sugary. spice-f filled hot-cross
bun We know as lenten delicacy
Is purely English In its origin, be-
ing one of the few English folk
customs to be successfully intro
duced into our American tradition.
The hot-croSs buns were first sold
in England on Good Friday only.
But the bun shops and street hawk
ers did such c roaring trade that
Easter was also included. Later
every Friday in Lent was made a
hot-crosS bun day. And now, in
the United States, hot-cross buns
are established as a 40-day special.
Nothing could be more appro-
pirate for early spring menus than
hot-cross buns. They adapt them
selves TO any meal. Breakfast can
often be safe from monotony by the
addition OF the buns served hot
after q minute or two IN the oven.
For luncheon and dinner the golden
buns are best served as bread, but
this year many bakers will also
feature an extra-rich fruit mixture
that makes a fine dessert. Either
type Is excellent for an after-the-
movie snack with coffee, for after
noon tea or for the school lunch
box.
Evening star., 1942-03-16

men whose duty keeps him behind
the lines, she can help him defend
the country by making him better
and more considerate wife and a
home more peaceful than she has
ever done before. For these are the
times that try mems souls and when
q man needs q wife on whose breast
he can weep and pour out the
troubles he would be ashamed TO tell
any other man, and viii comfort and
cosset him and build up his faith
in himself.
Taking the trouble to curl her hair
and put on becoming dress, making
the effort to tell her husband a
funny story and keep him enter
tanned and amused and help him to
forget about the war for few hours
may not seem like heroic thing for
a woman to do, but it often takes
as much courage as 1t would to lead
a charge in battle.
A woman can help defend her
country by keeping her family as
healthy as possible and as well fed
as she can with rstioned food. She
can use all her energy and ingenuity
and intelligence by making unpal-
atable food edible, by making over
old garments into new and by doing
all the little tasks that keep home
together. And by teaching her chill
dren by her example how to take
whatever life sends with courage
and cheerfulness.
The woman whose fighting garb
is q bungalow apron instead of a
khaki uniform need not despair.
She mans the acme line, which is
the front line on which battles are
fought and won.
Evening star., 1942-03-16
World Has No Place for Gloomy Women During These Troubled Times
Amateur sEmcees' Should
Remember They're Not
To Talk Too Much
This Is the Greatest Mistake
Made by Persons Chosen
To Conduct Programs
By Kay CaldweH and Alden Harrison

By Kay CaIdweH and Alden Harrison
Twice during received
who have
from who had schools the other
from girl who charge Of staged by her club for
what their duties and they should be carried out
The conmone mistake made by amateur Emceesto nothing
professonal- that
make almost anybody mouth
that supposed conduct the provide the
Unless you've had considerable experience and fully confident
ability to ad lib and all
script Probably won't need write word for word although
them backward and forward
numbers and FORTH brief reminders
TO make.