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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

334 ADAMS ST. N.E.-Large front room,
twin beds. windows; near transp,; pri-
TWo nice sleeping rooms for rent. Call
1900 MICHIGAN AVE. Me- room, with
Or without board; on bus line. Ho.
Ssbreg. SC court me- GfPe E 0p gRsnb:
bath; Very desirable gentlemen. Half block
Psons Lin reFH 1853 nr ea
LARGE FRONT ROOM furnished for Hght
housekeeping. ASo sleeping room. AT
LOVELY double furn rm,. single beds
on car line; phone reasonable pvt fam
able for .; Mt. Pleasant car line; SIS
s @0p's' NELar ns double dR front LIST floor
private home, single or double; u 50.
NEW PRIVATE HoME-Attractively fur.
dbl. rm., next bath and shower: suit; for 2;
W va Ph n9a iaass si eG th st. ia
fG .s. ST. to s trnnsp pq e 4 sEsre newly
a 5G s,h from 4T shea single
room, only So per week; with private
ss a'll Z ST. N.E.-Large room, double or
single beds, reasonable; ! block from street.
S Sc = Eth Isl ST.. Ne sleeping rooms, suit
able for 3 or adults; modern. clean; con-
venient to cars and bus.
1a6 TODD PL. NE double and single
emnpleoysd adults preferred; pU. ,o5I.65r
2501 Brentwood I'd. n.e.-Beautfullv furn.
large front room for . gentlemen: full
size beds, overstuffed chairs, reading and
floor lamps, desk. unlim. phone in room.
large cedar closets, bath, shower. cont.
R Re watf pU very yysS fonv to cars So each per
Iae TENSESsEE AVE. NE.z-Nicely fur
employed couples, or . girls "a block
ala 18th ST. NE.-Large front room.
adj. bath with large closet: private home
conv. transportation.
26O2 18th ST. NE, near Rhode Island
ave;-Front bedroom with twin beds for 2.
s 20 JE Eff n son ST. NE.-private home,
room suitable for l or 2. near bus line.
1928 oTis ST.. N.E.-Nieely furn., large
room private home, excellent location,
conv. transp:: reasonable. HO. $3.50.
634 C. ST. N.E.-Single room. windows.
next bath; Government-employed settled
lady; quiet home, c.h.w. FIR. 1852.
WANTED refined lady to share front room
with another, in private home, twin beds.
next bath, phone In room: block bus.
Phons DE. 3747.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Cont
GOLD-DIAMONDS,

Highest cash prices paid. Get our offer
oeIore you sell. Arthur Markell. 9lS st.
nv, Rm. 301. National 02S4.
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ROOMS FURNISHED. ~.
MARYLAND ond Xifainia lca.1lY

MotItoHo eng Vu9into tCoHt.f.&
CHEVY CHAsE-Sinsle room with sleep
sadn,inton courts; semiprivsts bath; ssoo
NEAR PENTAGoN, ga East Howell ass,
ssis No; JEfFERsoN ST. Ariinst sssse
S mice ,,s so0, dogole FSom adjoining bath;
ARLINGTON, .i4o4 n. Hudson s..--pous,.
furn. room for employed couple. semi
e esSass r os1 dSs priyate home; conv transp
BEAUTIFUL ROOM. twin beds, pvt. bath,
d oeS pe community unity; eony trsnsp, Navy
SINGLE 81 .s ROOM for gentleman; "a block 70
si fis H. sf!iassS ss OK roS ssa ,,s
quiet. new home; near transp,; dssiranis
p BE- ss' ROOM oS adj sdo Sa4G BATH prssts
home; DC fare to PentaSon Bldg. Temple
se3i NO. 10th STU Arl. va.-Larse room
s9uple , or gentlemen; Y block from
ARIiNG syS ogS a ssd Gnarch nsaa
a ssRsSy .S ma Is si:s saSs
EEs XkeUT flfss a Sse1crRs AND WIVES
su6roo hotel service 0 ioe bus; exseisss
location: Modern transient club: nori-
sekeeolng CD 3o4H. Weekly rates.
E Room for gentleman. block Of bus. en-.
SO SO: GLEBE RID, Arlington. ys.-4ssis.
n nee, e cn transp; To- Annex and Perts-
G G GaI ESSf FREfRf ssRR new bo. an
large double room WITH twin eiGna beds
CLOSETS single rooms; breakfast optional.
fhf ns fRaoS oaa 2 sscs residential -.
t5sl;2 aP sSs ssPRsAsSA ostgsa ssSs ssns'
semi-priyate bath, exclusive location. rars
9gp0nsort rrr M, s,enslsman s35, WI. $3.50.
tleman only private entrance ioG semi.,g
SEW 'snT an fa Gsas a IVA sss
farn front r9o refined home breaktsss
STUDIO ROOM s:w. expos. new hans,
conn Turn, Inrn,, telephone; home priyiieses
los ". LELAND. Chevy gas ccsssSaise-rwin bed. he'd
room o with or without pvt. bath. Oliver
MASTER BEDRM. private bath. new con-
dition; convenient transports tom select
sTRR Spsns S Ss daas.
room, private bath: one block TO tfafs-
RpSos uEkT Ro eSSne . sis9 sd 1o2a
LOVELY DETAca fHSA HOME, e block c IRON ron
bus; double or single room. S36 for 2, $40
Tor l. men preferred. Call after Q, WA.
ARLINGTON - Attractive room. inner
spring mattress semiprivats bath; eonv.
ROOM. suitable for working couple; laun-
dry priyIleges good transportation, 100
ROOMS, with twin beds; showers, Io-hfgr,.
bus service. Cor. Lee blvd. and s. Per.
shing drive Arl,: gentlemen. GIL. O4s4la
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ROOMS FURh.-Nor,bw.,, Cont,

1915 BELMONT RID N,W.-Girl to share
room with another: also single room;
ATTRAcTivELY FURN. rooms Il bed
sitting room), detached home. / adult;
Gnsvy gr G baS D G. sussie for
1928 DECATUR ST. N.W.NF isrH double.
with double closet, private Law, twin beds;
i also single gentle home; block bus, car
1901 WYOMING AVE. NV, APT. AZ
rS gem bath
2106 ST. NV. Apt. aI0-one young
lady, preferably married with husband in
oth,r; il can drive auto, SPECIAL consider
alton financially; single beds, unlimited
snd Nayy e od gsns sSTs
P PHI ga GAlE sprfss s r S syspinss double fur
SCI EMERSON ST. N.w.WLars se'S double
gm adj large seTeened PORCH suit or
aio : srd ST. i N.wMLar re ', weli-turn
room twin beds; sis each per mo-: suitable
1927 L ST. Nw.-Larse front basement,
double room, equipped with range, IS
1871 l. ST. N.w-Lovely large redecorst-
ed double rooms, some with Ink. and
i idas MERIDIAN RiIsI rL. NV. Apt as--Lse.
31a i LANiEE EI NV near 18th and
GEoRG HsTy Tsss CO. 900 tnrr,.,.s ,.
ment z ROOM pvt. shower double bed $40.
1871 1871 ALLISON sT.-Desirable fir. rm.,
southern Expos closets for
MACoMB ST.. near Uptown Uptown Thea teS "a
block Conn. ave. bus--Sinele or double
DUPONT CIRCLE cbeiowSmAttra mn; STD stu
dio room for single man or woman, we'll
abe hq msd with servae
aff Iaa 1 s. 5ssrsIa P aose.
i desired. IA. easi. N''''''" ''''''''''
YOUNG ,I MAN to share large front room
Ioss 18th s. NV ei FIRST oor "1 single
5 5san i nfds San 81. NV. Apt. 2o7-1 rm.
| twin beds, dble. expos. unlim. phone: Rock
Greek PIX; conv transp., 18th St. bus. 14,'h
ii5eSs is Fl s. nees corner room
next to bath: accommodate 3 girls; $3.50
ov TsfK GSfsH5 sHoREHAM HorEL@ sG
2or 3. Daily maid and linen serv. AID.
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY. exquisite
spacious studio, room in exclusive private
hoe sao for re sdo cultured
l7I7 EYE 81. N.W.-For ladies only, nice,
" furnished twin bedroom. near bath. $40
isss NEWTON ST. NV. Apt; ss-Lse
attrac. furn,, use cleo. .refg, tub. shower;
| y blk. 18th st. bus; blk. 14th. DE, 1495.
1929 PERRY PL. NV. near 14th and
Park rd.-Newly furnished, twin beds
| screened-in porch: clean gentle home;
2S15 9th ST. NV, off Conn. vic. Ward
man PIX. Hotel-Very attr. rm.. twin beds,
with porch next bath. CO. 1878
5"2 RANDOLPH. N.W.-Single room. also
man to share double room with another
| cow. location: use Of phone. ia. $3.50.
| 144S FAIRMONT ST. N.W-Large room.
| twin beds. windows, large scloset, un-
NEAR WARDMAN PARK HOTEL. es7ii5
floor front bedroom with others. next
| bath, single beds: bus transp. at door,
a454 3sth ST. N.W.-Large cozy room,
TYR beds, also single next to bath.
iaes FAiRMoNr ST. N.w.-L.h.k. front
room, near bath. also ! small room. Mrs.
1929 INGLESIDE TERRACE NV. Gsth
| and Newton)-Share nm with young girl,
| twin beds, second floor front; continuous
hot water: unlimited phone. Call AID. 1884.
GENTLEMAN, YOUR ROOM
Quiet cool, LIST fir; transp. to 18th st.
Apt. /. $3.50. AID. 5oas. See Monday.
PIT o ST. NV.
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ROOMS UhEURNIsHEp.

CHEVY CHASE, q. c.. = block Conn.
2nd-fioor apt. share kitchen. porch and
bath with 2 present lady occupants. No
smokers, EN-. 6237. IS
5I4 B ST. NE. Large room, inclesed
porch next to BATH heat and light; quiet;
WILL EXCHANGE for services two extra
large rooms, running water. gas, cleo
tricity and heat. Settled couple. one
small child. For information, cali ME-.
3lOO N ST. s.E.-L.hk room and kitcf-
en-. sink. stove, S35 per mo, or weekly
basis; well heated. Small child consid-
CONN, NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, isiYa N
st. extraordinarily large, attractive
ROOM, kitchen. screened porch. semi pvt
bath: private home; utils. furn. 512i
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast.

3o6 PA. AVE; Sc. near Confessional
family has large, com,
Iortabiy furnished room for 1 employed
1854 asp PARK FL: s.E.-very attractive
room In private home for 2, semiprivate
ANAC6sTIA-Larse double room, adjoin-
ing bath. FIR. 1923.
A sonv II nicely fpg
Transportation. Breakfast if desired. AT
HILLCREsT. 215o Branch ave. Sc
and shower. closets Grand location.
Al al. n soo4 line Gentle home Gentlemen
a55 18th ST. s.E.-Large double. nicely
fq " for girls; cow transp; Sc each.
LARGE FRONT ROOM. 4 windows, twin
beds b ,no c s1,y t ira TR; 4975: w.
naval oficers desired Tor large double,
snail private family s@5 each per HG MONTH
L Ii H1se H s,tf5 < p ROOMS, single
and double sleeping rooms; reasonable;
f isqs $50 oo0e cAR6 81 Sse? sELarse cheer
full front bedroom; unlmtd; phone; within
walking distance Navy Yard; private home.
ia fsi7 q Mass shS AVE. Sc. Apt. attractive
Yard; cony. trans. FIR: 511o.
young ladies; Kitchen privil., Frisidaire.
private bath. laundry
1891 HILLSIDE RID. Sc. Apt: Nicely
cooking privileges: lady preferred: S25;
Seat Pleasant bus or Bradbury Heights.
81 eiz sq R6oM opTst. b to shower
phone. use Of kitchen: gentlemen or refined
FL sas f Fl FS pAv1s rL. s.r.-Iars. front
room. twin beds, closets. next bath, suit
able ssl z young ladies' Also single back room
Ia Zoo SoGfi s IaSyt Al 4s' So,,,,, t-ont ,u,
beds: phone. c.h.w.; block from Pa. ave.
car and crosstown, bus; employed couple or
Zoo IENFANT P' So H. SEP. Go'f MINI and Pa
aayss-Large front rm, large closet: new
STOP; al after 9:so. AZ SET ssi. near 0u'
With Kitchen as prv to rsssd yosng
woman; 30 minutes down town; $40.
E Er K Ho $500; sxt; 800.
51em od fer Govt worker 2os LIST st. Sc,
2sle ERIE ST. s,E.-Room in new apart
a4$ 18th 81. s.I.gLarge room, double
esees snta9s fS5 girls next ta S BATH
1l5 18th ST: s;E.-Larse. front room,
ST. st5sef sIpa Ct deb sp TT bedroom
vate home. FIR. 6611.
HHLCREST-One double, twin beds; 2
singles, 2 semiprivate baths; gentlemen
only. AT. 1888
81 ST. S.E.-Two nicely furnished
rooms, ami. c:h.w. and shower; one S35,
one $40. Call FIR. 0O92.
NEAR BELLEVIEW-Large front room.
next bath. two closets, suitable for two.
115 Darlington st. s.w.
NEAR E. CAPITOL-Attrac., large. front
rm., :, ladies'; close to armory. 100 l3th
Sc. TR. 3740. Privileges
604 so. CAROLINA AVE. S.E.-Nicely
furn. room. next bath; no other roomers;
gentleman.
COLORED-2 employed girls, no cooking
Call after ) pm. Sunday or pm. every
day.
SIT PEP MONTH
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ROOMS FURN. G. uhFuRN.e

s07 KEEFER PL. N.W.-3 bedroo,ifa,
furn. or unfurn., pvt. bath, second A., kit,
priyls.; reas. T9sg9
BETHESDA, near hospitals. PleasantbSd-
rooms with private baths in private horJae,
furnished or unfurnished Available Sept.
l. Call Union $500 for appointment. aes
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

SPECIAL WEEKLY RATES. osls
l double bed. 2 persons. pvt. bath SfN,Ue
double beds, 4 persons, pvt, bath 1890
double bed, . persons, run'g water r7.b0
2 double beds, 4 persons, run'g wat. rN5Hn
Plenty free parking, open "a hours.s bus
stop at door: located midway Between Atsx-
andria and Washington on Route o. s. 1,
ARLINGTON HOTEL, 7Tas
jackson 1S3S -ffA~
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NORTHWEST.
PRIVATE BATH

FRlV ALE Bath,
Master bedroom. twin beds: express bus
service. 1852 Locust I'd. NV. TIA. 04S3
JUST OFF 18TH ST.
Choice transp.. lovely single for lady
with beautiful semipvt. bath and shower
new ultramodern pvt. home. facing park;
$40 mo-; refs. req. Take 9Th st. bus or
18th st. car to Shepherd st. 400
Arkansas ave
COLORED-small furnished room. 1880
18th NV.
COI.ORED MAN, furnished or unfinished
closets, 3 windows, ami. close to car
line; exclusive Call DE. 634a 3 to g D. m
COLORED-S06 o ST. N.W.-A lovely
room for rent; .semibath; modern convent
ences. Columbia 1895.
COLORED-A large share room for two
girls; reasonable; no cooking. Apply 2715
Sherman ave NV. 30s
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s4RyRY BURNS "augu home Prince oy Norway


grad flank. The alternative is re-
tirement into the Narva isthmus
in the north and behind the Peipus
lake chain from there to the Pskov
gateway.
That would mean, however, evac-
uation of all northwestern Russia
with no more than Nazi rearguard
actions. 1t would lead inevitably
to anti-NaZi uprisings in Estonia
and all the Baltic states. And it
must also tend to force little Fin
land, virtually to be abandoned by
her unwelcome Nazi war partner,
into action to end hostilities with
Russia on the best terms she can
obtain.
There is authority for the belief
that she is ready to quit the war
and grant what Moscow demands
for the future security Of Lenin-
grad and Russian communications
with the Murmansk coast; h e
has lacked a means of approach
to the Russians deemed by Fin
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GERMANS SEEM READY
TO FLEE IN RUSSIA
Continued from Page One)

ways, Narva and Pskov. It is in
that theater, bordering on the Bal
tic, that the Russian winter will
first take hand in the fighting.
There is no reasonable doubt for
months the Russians have been
massing winter offensive equip
ment for that, and winter in north
ern Russia is only weeks, even
days away.
It would take quickly available
and heavy Nazi reserves to boil
ster the German line above the
Dnleper to the Baltic. This line
has not been seriously attacked by
the Russians in the present often
slve, beyond expansion of the We
Like Luki foothold to Newell, an
obvious preliminary for major op-
eratlons when the heavy winter
freeze comes in the Lovat marsh
eS.
Events elsewhere have sufficient
~ proven that the Nazi command
has not the reserves to hold so
exposed a position as the long and
irregular Lovat Vokhov Lenin-
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WHOLESALE MART
WILL BE- BUILT
Council Decides To Con-
-struct Building On
Fourth Street

A wholesale produce market
owned and operated by the city
will be housed in new $4,000
structure to be constructed on
eity-owned property on North
Fourth street it was decided at
4 meeting of the City Council
Thursday morning.
The council decided to take the
matter Of the market entirely OUT
II the hands of the county govern
nent and agreed to proceed win
the construction of the building as
we'll as finance its cost and that
Vt necessary facilities. i,
Previously, the county boaro %
commissioners had Indicated VII
ingness to participate IN the III
ancing of such a market, but CITY
.ouncilmen Thursday expressed
HE opinion that it was clearly
city proposition" and should De
handled accordingly
The market is expected to sup
Element the service of the city re-
tail market on Front street. Inc
new market will deal IN large
quantities and will provide a place
for farmers to bring their pro-
di1ce for sale to establishments
such as grocery stores and eating
places.
This is a move in the direction
of separating responsibilities OF the
city and county governments"
Mayor Bruce B. Cameron declared
in adding his approval to the move.
II am strongly in favor OF let
ting the city take care Of its in
stitutions and letting the county
look after it's own wherever pos.
sible," Mayor Cameron continued.
"Such action should effect more
efficient operation of all institutions
concerned.
Discussion on the proposed mar
ket was initiated by Councilman
Garland S. Currin.
It was explained that in addi-
ton to the building, for which plans
have already been completed, paw
ing would be required.
In assuming responsibility for
the market, the city naturally will
hire the necessary operating per-
sonnet, it was explained.
The move to assume obligation
for the project was made by Coun-
GILMAN Pohorf r Romeo WAS
seconded by W. Ronald Lane, and
had the support of all other mem
ters
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High School Girls Study
Nursery Class Technique

to teach them to be self-depend-
ent, Their Well-balanced and nut
ritious noon meal is prepared and
served by the high school girls
who are training. The children
clear their own table. A sunny
sandpile and play yard is their
main attraction and there they
learn to play with others and be
unselfish.
Girls of each home economies
year are given child training-ln
a different phase each year. The
freshmen girls mostly observe
while the second year girls eval-
uate the nursery, study the chill
dren and assist some in their care.
The junior girls plan all the meals
and purchase the food after winch
they prepare and serve it. In this
field the girls learn meal-plan-
ming, consumer buying, nutrition
aids and the use of left-overs. They
also directly assist Miss Harrell
in training the children.
The home economics teachers
are Miss Mary Elizabeth Grover.
man, Mrs. Mary Hall Keith Mrs
John Tinga, Miss Elizabeth Slo'
cum, and Mrs. Little. AS an aid
to the war effort they have been
teaching TIE girls to remodel and
conserve their clothes, to learr
nutritious foods, their preparation
and preservation, to care for chill
dren for these working mothers.
and have done some Red Cross
sewing.
The freshman classes stress
clothing, food, personal health ane
grooming, and social development
in reference to the girl herself
These same phases are discussed
and worked out more for the fam
lily in the sophomore class as vel
as home decoration. The junior
year allows the girls to specialize
in one particular phase of home
economics if they desire; for in
stance, they may spend most Of
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their year on child care. nutrition,
clothing, or a combination of these.
The Home Living course, which
is taught by Miss Groverman, may
well be called a Family Life
course. In this girls learn the va
lue of a pleasant and harmonious
home and how their personality af-
fects this as well as their public
appearances. They discuss voca-
ton plans for the future and are
guided in making their selection,
learning how grooming, etiquette,
personal hygiene, friendships,
popularity, and emotion adjust
m1ents effect their future life oc-
equations. Their discussion Of
courtship, marriage, and home
mana cement always prove interest.
| ing to the girls, according to Miss
Groverman, and in these present
times with so many "war mar
riages'', this course has double
purpose.
This department, which has in
larged considerably in the last two
years, is indeed doing a large
part to further the war effort.
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MEAT" WITHOUT COUPONS
Food yeast" having a meaty
flavor and a so per cent protein
content, Is a new food that has
been developed in Great Britain.
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CHEST CAMPAIGN
TO BEGIN NOV. |
Continued from Page One)

continuing until the end Of the
general campaign.
Combining the II war related
agencies of the National War
fund and 10 local welfare agen-
cies of the Community Chest, cit
liens of New Hanover county are
assured of only one all-inclusiye
campaign, Mr.. Drexler said.
For that reason, Wilmington
business firms and individuals
should be prepared to make one
contribution large enough to COW
err the needs of the q agencies.
The q agencies in the United
Community War Chest Campaign
are: USO Omitted Service Organi-
zations), United Seamen's Service,
War Prisoners Aid, Belgian War
Relief Society. British War Re-
lief Society, French Relief Fund,
Friends of Luxembourg, Greek
War Relief Association, Norwe-
gian Relief, Polish War Relief,
Queen Wilhemina Fund. Russian
War Relief, United China Relief,
United Chezcoslovak Relief, Unit
ed Yugoslav Relief Fund, Refill
gee Relief Trustees, U. S. Com
mittee Care of European Children,
Associated Charities, Boy Scouts,
Brigade Boys Club, Catherine
Kennedy Home, Girl Scouts, Pub
lie Health Nursing Association.
Salvation Army, Sorosis Child
Care Association, Travellers Aid
Society, and Y. M. c. A.
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GAINS WEIGHT AND
STRENGTH-PRAISES
DR.. FOSTERS Tx
FELT SO RUNDOWN, UN.
DERNOURISHED, WEAK
ENED AND SLUGGISH
HARDLY H AID ENERGY
FOR ANYTHING. GAINED
SEVERAL POUNDS AND
FEELS FINE NOW, SHE
STATES.

"Dr. Fosters L-K certainly
proved its worth in my case, bring
ing me relief after everything else
I had tried had failed" states Mrs.
Roy Coltrane, Route Two, Trinity,
N. c. Continuing Mrs. Coltrane
declares:
II suffered with nervous indi-
xestion until / was actually afraid
to eat. Food did not seem to agree
with me; gas bloating hurt me and
i felt undernourished, weakened
and let-down. / seldom got any
sound sleep and felt so fatigued
when morning came I hated to get
ap. / Just felt awful and no mat
ter what ! tried I could find no re-
lief. I lost weight and I don't be-
lieve anyone felt more rundown
and discouraged than I did.
"L-K brought me prompt relief
from these distressing symptoms,
and gave me q splendid appetite.
Now ] enjoy my meals without
fear Of indigestion and gas. inc
LAXATIVE effect was mild and salts
factory. ! sleep sound all nlgnt
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A nursery school to assist work
ing mothers, nutrition study, and
consumer buying are only a few
of the units for defense studied
by the 20 home economics class
es of New Hanover High School
under Miss Mary Elizabeth Gro
verman. head Of that department
This department, which has 500
girls enrolled, has six instructors
offering work to these girls in
four divisions, each of which have
various units relating to their par
ticular type of work. The divi.
sions are Home Economics I,
Home Economics II, Home Econ.
omics III, and Home Economics
Living. The nursery school is
maintained in connection with all
home economics classes.
The nursery school, which was
started Oct. l., 1912, is supervised
by Miss Vivian Harrel, a home
economics graduate. Miss Harrell
who is assisted by Mrs. w. o.
Bryant, directs all students who
enroll in the child care course as
well as lectures to various class
es frequently.
This school, alter running ovel
a year, has been acclaimed huge
success as it has been a great helI
to working mothers as well as
training center for high schoo
girls, thus performing a two-fole
purpose. The 33 nursery schoo
nurse play, mid-morning trui
children range 2-6 years Of age, bu
they work and play together har
lnoniously, said Miss Harrell. Thei
schedule for the day is as fol
lows: Inspection by the schoo
juice, play, lunch, nap, milk ant
cookies and play. The school j
open at 8 a. m. to p. m. ant
children may be brought anytim
before 10 a. m.
Their suite of rooms consists o
play room, sleep room, and com
bination wash-toilet room. In thei
play room are found small table
and chairs to their size while aloni
the wall are their individual small
lockers. The sleep room has ;
small cot for each and they mus
rest for an hour or two. The wasl
room contains a towel, washcloth
and comb for each. Their Wasl
sinks and toilets are of their owl
size. These small furnishings hell