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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-10
Eaton Mills
VISITING PARENTS

VISITING PARENTS
Eaton Mills, Mich. June 10-Pvt
Wilbur Collyer, Camp Claiborne.
La. is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Styers. for several
days. He also called on Mr.. and
Mrs. AFRO Day and Mr.. and Mrs.
Alden Day.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-10

Gilbert Day. Rosedale Gardens.
Plymouth, and Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Steiniger, Detroit, were Sun
day afternoon visitors OF Mrs. Lena
Day.
Mrs. william Day and daughters,
Cynthia and Janet. Dearborn, spent
Thursday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Day and Mr.. and -.rs.
Jack Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Harpst and
family. Maybee, and Mr.. and Mrs
Alden Day and family we're sunday
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Home on Furloueh

Home on FurIouoh
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Styers had
as Sunday visitors Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Fowler and family, Van
Dyke; Mrs. Lucille Laura. Detroit;
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Foster and fam
lily, Ypsilanti; Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Butler and family, Romulus; and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Carter in honor OF
Pvt. Wilbur Colyer who is home
on furlough.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-08-28
w eIer Powers
Are Granted To
Denver Office

Wider powers have BssM seassa In the
Denver regional sfflee Of paw I'm an
order issued by Ralph Davies, depwey
administrator, under wish the direetor,
Mike Foley, may:
~ Deny any application for an ex-
eeption to Petroleum. Administrative
Order No. IL in the Cut Bank ell field.
(2) Grant an exception musherisiaR
the drilling Of seoead OIL well on aay
quarter-aaarter section where the gro
dueible well ON such quarters aaasser
section or where the wells ea aaioasamg
qnarter-qnarter sections are SO heated
as to preclude the drilling Of seeend
well on such quarter aareer section
under the terms Of the exception kssued
Aug. z, 142, provided that:
(a) The drilling unit upoA Which aucA
well is to be drilled consists of 81 Ieass
20 acres and (b) the location Of sueis
well shall not be less shaa SEQ feet
from any unit line and (c) tle Distance
between such wen or wells authorised
and all other driIliAg OF pfodnesble
wells shall not be less than 500 feet and
(d) not more than tyre drilling or pre-
ducibIe wells shall be located on any
quarter quarter section
Decisions in the Denver office may
be appealed to washingtoh by filiag a
letter in triplicate vita the PAW, $40
First National Bank Badg, Beavsr .
stating fully the grounds Of the appsal.
Director OFqey can now sign and issue
exceptions in his own name.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-08-28

SPRING CREEK RakssiD @zEscszaeAt CO.
Hintxe-G0vf. No.
Sw NwA NwM 7-2SN-92w
Rig.
WAGONH0UNB 8TBUCTURE--H0f
Springs C0amky
CNL NEH SEA 8<44N-9SW
Material. (FTRST RElP0RT1.
WERTz FEELD--Carbom Ccmmky
sinclair~wyomang wewsx exec No. 81
NE NEN SEA 12-2BN-90w
Drilling 404o.
Sinclair. W yosnEaa WerfS sA~ No. 80
NE sWA SEA- 7lEsss-sDw
Total depth 6075: drfIl stern sasts paaAer
az $500, open 30 minutes; recovered 50
stands OH; set finch at Zoos: top
Tensleep COLO.
WYOMING ANT1CL1NE -aamcosn Coshsy
K. p. M. Tnc.-Staee No.
NE Cor Lot 1, Sec. 38-25N-116 w 8.
Shut down 1855.
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Badger.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-08-28
Ohio Completes Elk Basin
Well Making 1886 Bbls. Day

Oil eOmpany Woods No 1s well in Elk Basin has been
completed with
in
Tensep fter having Of in the Emba
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-08-28

Observation-Disclosures No. 10
NV swH NEA e-eNzw
COMPLETION at 17Oz feet: 10 bbl. per
day.
MUsH CREEK--weston County
Western on & Gas No. !
C NWA SEX 24-44N-82w
Drilling $500.
OsAGE FEELD-wesson County
Gerald Book No.
CIVIL SEX swH s2-47N-63w
Drilling 600. (First reportl.
UpdIke Bros. No.
c SEX NEk 35-46N-84W
Drilling 1854.
OREGON BAsTN-Park County
Husky.Nielsen No.
c NEH NwA sl-5iN-IOO w
Waiting on rotary tools
Husky Res-Klindt No.
NE SEX NEh 7-51N-1O0W
Deepened from 1901 to 4535.
OhiO-Lady No. 10
NV Swk MEX 31-51N-1O0w
Waiting on rotary tools, 333.
Ohio-SOnners Acct. 1 No.
NE NWA SEA S-51N-100W
Drilling 3435.
Chichester Pet. No.
NE SWH sen s2-52-10OW
Drilling 400.
OhiO-I.ady No.
NV NWA NEH 31-51-1O0w
Depth $50. Waiting on rotary tools.
ohio-Custer Pet. No.
NE sen sen 31.52N-100W
Testing production 3z72.
OhIo-sonners Acct No.
NE SWH NEA 8-5IN-IO0 w
COMPLETED in Embar for Dts bbl per
day; Embar at 3404; Tensleep, 1892;
perforated 3544-3558; casing at 3699.
Ohio 0iI-Wilson A No. 4
NV SWH NWM 4-5O-1O0w
Waiting on rotary tools, 1856.
Yale Petroleum Frisby No. BIS
NE SWM SEX 31-61N-1OOW
1898. Gun perforated casing; acidizing;
testing production.
POISON sPTDER-Nafrona County
Chicago OIL No.
NV SWK SWA 1-33N-s3W
Drilling 100. (First report).
OsHOTO DOME-Crook County
Oscar Burns No.
NV NWH MEX 17-5367W
Drilling 665.
SALT CREEK-Natrona County
standoIind.Unit No. GER
NV sen SWA 16-35N-77W
Drilling 1906
SEGMENT DTSTs-Natrona County
Lakota Oil & Gas No. /
- NV ~ 4-SoN-olW
Drilling 2810.
SOUTH BAXTER BASIN - sweetwater
County
Mountain Fuel-Unit No.
NE SWA NEA 21-16N-IO4W
Drilling 8065.
Union Pacific Unit No.
Sc NEA sWA 2-16N-10zW
Drilling 203. (FTRST REPORTl.
STEAMBOAT BUTTE--Fremont County
British-American-Tribai Il No. e
NE SWk NWA 5-SN-iW
Spuded 6-8-43. Drilling 50S3.
British-American-T Tribal C No.
NE NEA SEA 31-4N-1W
Drilling 281s.
SULPHUR CREEK-UInta County
Wyoming Utah Assoc No. 1
Sc sen SWA 1413N-i19W
Installing pump $685.
Oregon OH Co. No.
sW sWA swA 1s-1sN-11sw
Drilling zSe.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-08-28


ohio-woOds > orc No. IS
NE NEA sWH 30-5sN-s9W
Waiting on rotary, 2l6.
stamdolind-Elk No. 2sT
NE sWA sWA 1S-5sN-99W
Drilling 4227.
standolimd- DengEer No.
C swN NEA 35-9s-2sE (Mont)
Drilling 5627.
stanAoHind-EIk No. zs-M
NE EwA sWk 19-6sN-e9W
Total depth 1892. Perforating.
standolind-Elk 5 No. 20
NE SEX NWh 30-5sN-g9W
Spudding. (FIRST REPORT).
Mule Creek-WatsOn No.
NE SEX sen 36-5sN-10oW
Waiting on rotary rig.
FOSSIL FIELD--Lincoln County
Harris-Govt. No. /
Sc NWH NWM 2321N-117W
Drilling 4124.
FRANNIE FTELD-Park County
ContinentaI-N. p. No. s
Sc Nwk SEX 23-58N-esW
Testing production. Total depth 346O;
plugged back to 3405.
GARLAND DOME-Big Horn County
Ketchersid ct al-Aaann No.
SW SWA sWH 11-55N-97W
Abandoned, 625.
GEBO DOME-HOf Springs County
Continental No. l
SW NWK SEA 23-44N-95W
Drilling 5000.
GOLDEN EAGLE FIELD-Hot Springs
County
Minnelusa-Kerlyn Unit No.
C SWA SWh 12-45N-97W
Rig. (FTRST REPORT)
GOOsEBERRY-Park County
General Petroleum-Govt No. /
NV SWA NWA 2s-47N-100W
Total depth 1852 in Madison lime.
Plugged back to 1913; testing Embar.
5665 to 5714.
HAT CREEK-Niobrara County
H. d. Moore-Berggren No. /
NV SEX NWA 23-35N-63W
Shut down 1884.
HORN vAI.LEY--Carbon County
Swartout-Horn No. 1
NE NwA swA 22-22N-7sW
Abandoned, 100.
HORSE CREEK--I.aramie County
General Pet.-saItgaver No. 3S
SW SWA sWA 32-17N-68W
Drilling 4053.
IRON MOUNTAINEERING County
ManewaE & Bradley No. 1
SW SWh SEX 34-1eN-70w
Drilling 220.
JEWELL sPRINGs-PIatte County
CIentop Exploration No. /
NE SEX NEA 1S-30N-87W
Drilling 1885.
LANCE CREEK-Niobrara County
Ohio OH Converse No.
NV SEX SWM 32-36N-65w
Shut down $780,
Superior Oil-0ng No.
SEX SWA 31-36N-85W
Drilling 1901.
LITTLE GRASS CREEK-HOt Springs
County
Goodstein ct al-Sft. St. Power No.
C SWA SWA 11-46N-geW
Rigging up rotary.
LITTLE BUFFALO BAsIN--Park County
GOodstein-Govt- No.
NE NEM NWH 1s-47N-IOOw
Waiting on tools. ass.
GoodsteIn-State NO.
NE NEM SEA 2-47N-100W
Waiting on tools, 253.
LOST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Comfy
Sinclair-W Wyoming No. 100
NV NEA sWA 11-26N90W
1 Drilling 5170.
sinelair-Wyoming "Ar No. los
NV sen sen 3-26N-90w
Waiting on rotary.
sharples Corp-Good No. 1
| Sc NwK sen 3-26N-e0w
/ Drilling 1880.
Sinclair Wyoming sincIair Unit C
NE NWA SWA 34-20N-S6W
Carbon County,. Location.
IIIIlIIlllImHIEImIllMmIllIllnEIlIniIlmIlImIssIG
Do You Want to
BUILD A RIG
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-08-28

completed with an initial OF 1895 barrels
in the central part Of the south field.
Stanolind's Dengler test on the Montan
eessfully completed its fishing job and il
Tensleep, after having found oil in the Z
Other Wyoming operations follow:
AIRPORT DIsTRICT-Natrona Co.
Commercial Oil Syndicate
sw sWA sWA 2e-55N-s0W
Shut down 1885.
BEAVER DoME-Weston County
Brorby No. /
NV Mex NWK 13-44N-e2w
Abandoned 3547.
BELLE sPRINGs-Carbon County
Sinclair-W Wyoming Unit No. /
NV NEA SEA 32-24N-SSW
Drilling 1886.
BIG manufacturers County
Continental Hurst No.
sW NEh Nwh 1e-33N-76w
Drilling 3344.
BYRON FIELD-Big Horn County
Mule Creek OII-HOsEIns No.
Center Lot 2, 25-56N-e7W
Testing production 5491
Observation-Disclosures Ne r.
Lot ia, 56-97W
Testing production 1913. Total depth
$685. Plugged back TO 1913.
Ohio-Geo.-wirth No.
Mex SWK 39-56-97 w
Drilling $500.
OhiO-wirth No.
SWA NEK 25-56-9TW
Testing production $500.
BUNKER HILL-Carbon County
Superior Oil-Brimmer No.
CIVIL NWA NEA 32-27N-S9W
Abandoned 1892.
COLE CREEK FIELD-Natrona County
General Pet.-state No. IS
Sc Sell CWX 16-3SN-77W
Depth s008. Flowing 100 Dbl. per day
from Dakota-Lakota zone
General Pet.,Patented No.
NV NWA NWA 22-35N-77W
Total depth 1880. No test.
General PetroIeum-Govt. No. SO
Sc SEA SEA 21-35N-77w
Moving in rotary.
General Petroieum-state No. 81
NV NWA NWA 16-35-77W
Drilling $500.
DEWEY DIsTRICT-weston County
Western OIL TT. No.
NWA sen 24-44e3 w
Suspended, 3640
EAST ROCK RIvER--AIbanx County
Fuerst OIL Dev-Bawby No
NWA SEA 2s-21-76W
Suspended, 500.
ELK BASIN FIELD-Park County
COntinentaI-EIk 2 No. 1O1
NE sen NEM 24-5S-100W
Testing production; Embar, 1906 Ten
sleep, 1898.
McKinnie-sulIivan No.
NE SEA SWA 31-5SN-99W
Drilling 410. (FIRST REPORT).
MlnneIusa- Henderson No.
NE sen NEA 31-5sN-99w
Waiting on rotary tools.
Observation-Disclosures ID No.
NE NEA NEA 25-5SN-1O0W
Drilling 1240.
Observation-Disclosures C No.
C SWA SwA 29-5SN-99W
Drilling 2030.
OhiO-EIk oPC No. rs
NE NWh SEA 24-5s-100w
Drilling 1882.
Ohio-Elk No. IL
NE NWh SwA 35-9S-23 E
Waiting on rotary tools 210.
Ohio-EIk No. "a
Sec. 24-58N-10OW
Drilling 2903.
Ohio-Elk No. II (AEont.)
NE NEA NEA 35-9S-2SE
Drilling 2713.
Ohio-Elk OPC No. IS
sen sen 35-9S-23E-(Mont)
Waiting on rotary, 30.
Ohio 0il-Mack orc No. Z
NE SEA NWA 31-5SN-99w
Drilling with spudder.
Ohio OiI-WOOds OPC No. rs
NE NWA sen 30-5SN-99W
COMPLETED in Tensleep for 1896 Dbl
per day; Embar at 4312; Tensleep at
1916; casing at 45O2; perforated 1870
ohio-Woods orc No. II
NE SWA NEA 3O-58N-e9w
Waiting on rotary, 800.
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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-08-28

Send contribution to the sunburSt
Badger.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10

Miss fexxy Lnr~uu end MIS-
Severity Ann Eskman vsn ~ inlti-
ssed into wssrsn assembly. Order
u Rainbow Tor esiris. ~ the meet
inc q the group u : % saturday
evening b Warren h.nL MI~
hsr)osss Lana. worthy adviser.
and Mfs Harry Mayor. mother adj
sls<r. ~sIi preside
Plans for skating party May
~ wiil h< discussed. Miss RUBY
pufeur y chairman for The late
supper heuf
hInu Shirley Palm. precedent.
entertained membsss ~ ~ two
yssF club II her npme thursday
svsninf Rslneow uiris and nAss-
sfn star members viii he guests
n the Ms~pns for = party and
dance April ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10

snswer 80 I can help nv aching
heart.-Bos Troubled Ann
agree with you il Is not fair
u 80 on with A. 50 long As the
other fellow is in your blood. Nay.
b. some day another boy will At.
tract you but 50 long as NONE
does don't hurt any boy who hap
pens 10 love you II you cannot
love him.
Dear Mr.. Antheil: am -
years old and have been mar
ried four years and have two
children.
For the past year my hus-
band has been going out with
other women. have put up with
this and would forgive him every
time he went out, but now he
has told me he has found a girl
he thinks an awful lot Of. He
wants me 20 lei him go with
her and not do anything about
il. He says II do. he'll leave.
He wants me 10 stay and SAYS
IL would be foolish for me 10
leave.
"Now. MIR. Antheil. can yon
please advise me what to do ~
I am getting pretty disguised.
NV children are 2 and 4 years
old. They need things such ~
clothes that he won't buy. I do
washing and ironing and get
what they need as best l can.
MY husband doesn't want me 10
work. What should | doc I
still love him but I know that
can't 20 on like this much
longer. NV nerves just won't
take this treatment. Please adj
wise me what 10 do.-Rae Nell"
No wife with an ounce of sell
respect will tolerate sharing hel
husband with another woman. Il
is a sordid arrangement that :
man in his right mind wouldn''
think Of demanding. II your hus
band wants the other girl. let hin
know that he can't have his home
his children and you. Then con
suit an attorney.
What he suggests is disgracefu
and should not be tolerated for
minute. It would be difficult fol
you to work and look after YOU
children, but surely you wouldn'
want to be a partner to your nus
bands sordid plan just to keel
yourself from having to work TO
them. At least you would retaii
your self respect.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10

When girl meets boy she
doesn't have just one reaction 70
him. but she has two. She has
the exciting reaction that wants
70 20 ahead and take Inn on re-
gardless But deep down inside
her Is the other feeling Of caution
and the small voice warning her
~ weigh the young man and his
actions and 10 so slowly.
II the mans attraction is very
strong, the girl is impatient with
that inner feeling and tries 10
smother it. She succeeds too often
IN doing that and she makes her
self overlook the mans faults and
all the things that point out that
he is not reliable
I think that Ann who writes
must know that certain boy for
whom she has yen is really not
very desirable chap He is going
steady with a girl but he two
timed her 10 go with Ann. She
has an aching heart but I think
she encourages the ache because
X is pleasant to carry the torch,
o. she wouldn't do il.
Dear George: l am 20 years
of age. Where I work there Is
. fellow ten years my senior
who is very fond of me. I have
been out with him two or three
times and / have been at several
parties that he attended. Each
time he singled me out and paid
more attention TO me than any
one else. He has asked me 10
marry him and l think he means
IL. He would make a wonderful
husband. lie is considerable, kind
and well-mannered.
"On the other hand, there Is
another fellow where work
whom I am mad about. He has
left for the Army and i can't
stop thinking of him. When he
asked me, 1 refused and was
sorry for II afterwards. ! know
he Ia going steady with one of
the girls, but even that does not
stop me from loving him. He is
on my mind constantly. When
was out with A, l was think
ing of this other fellow. I don't
think II is fair to go with A
when I have no feeling toward
him hut friendship and he loves
me so. l have told him there
" another fellow but he does
not know who. He IL willing 10
try and make me forget him.
Can you help me? Which
boy shall turn to- Please
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10

fntroducine more history eouFses
ain accomplish nstle. ne fsais
= net that students are deprived
q history eourscss i l. tat they
are mt taught history. rhey ar
also net taught fsaalng. uritinx
and mathematics although thy
art given courses = al Il these
subjects
TIE American Army ana Navy
exposed the deficiencies II AMER.
iean education ionf hefefs ~
New Yofk T4mes they discover.
81 that ths American colleges
were 10 longer furnishing ; basic
education, including such obvious
fundamentals a. the power 10
read and write and handle simple
mathematics IN = form letter.
dated April IL ies1. Maior Perry
{. Euchner. aviation procurement
officer. after describing the simple
mental screening test resanlrsd II
all aviation cadets. said
After nivins this a~atsi
test % hundreds ~ sonns
men. both high .eh.al and cod.
lese ssndent.. find that the
greatest deficiency ~ : lin
tied vocabulary. and = lack
cf prceis,oa and exsesitnas IN
the u-e Of words"
n students 10 not know ths
meaning Of words. they cannat
receive any further education con.
veyed In words II they cannot
use words precisely. they came.
think precisely.
This illiteracy came out ln the
answers riven by students 10 the
New York Times examination. Not
only did they not know tho an.
swers They wrote complete non.
sense.
Lincoln "em#eiateae the
SLAVES; = power ~ congress
II spower ~ vofing IN the
appeas@msnt Of the presi-
dent congress could .elther
approve or not the people the
president appoiniedi ~ not
they couldn't he Judges or
diplomats. Rights ineiude
the right Ca hare arms" and
''the wright 81 ASYLUM"
students who write like this
have never been exposed 10 good
books and never associated with
educated persons. including their
teachers. They have all passed
examinations, otherwise they
wouldn't be In college, But they
have never. AZ any time, along
the way, had even = sllmmer Of
what education L.
President Nicholas Murray But
Ter. Of Columbia university, de.
clared, apropos the Times revels.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10

''''n. tnat = 49, psrfsetiy ost-
FaEeess tat saeh n'''ataan
sheaia ssist
fzschess t'lI<fz /" - sdfaast
~ President rutlffs university
And Teachers ceilsEs : a fuueh
20 sane - sny Hnxit iHz'i'sitiHn
~ M e'iAntff M TN "sfs ~
sitsifA
- cur rfusatlcn Ter whsf \
Teachers College = most largely
resronsinls has heenur ~ assem-.
MY nne system. whlch turns ct.
not teachers nes tscnnsriana
pea.so.v m 80 .ns ..,..e.
o. teaching has taken the place
~ learning Our tssoh<rs are
taught hos 10 fesch hns th<y
don'f knee the content ~ what
she1 teach ard ara not sven inter.
Gated IN Il. They depend not npon
their own knowledge. hs.ef upon
the hard work u studs. and a.
thought. but upon texfesohs. and
vstem Thsy themselves wurs
Win ~trots
A t.xthoea s.... .hs,, al.
line nj a psr,oa Ar an svsnt Thsn
the same tssthool five. a sn.Ix.
A. IN s.Aln. question. - m, 81.
a,nt. IN. ,s.eh.r Ma. m. "a.
aver. ali ar.nares fns hsr .ns
eh.ea. IN. .e..... ~ IA. -.
dent. with the .n.wsfs An hsY
.t... TN. ga. 4. ta.n .t...
.ceer.s,ns "A cnsns. s.s m. .,n.,s
vrce.dssrs n uhs . su,s. MA ur..
sram
-, =. -.
a.. 49, s-s...
80. - - -.
49,, .s.,&--. -. ..s
. - .
~ :. ''s'a - 's.skh .hfas
.-.s. :. - - -
,.... "a a., 80 :.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10

a gathered neckline tied with
white pique bow and the same
bow-tie effect repeated on the
bracelet length sleeves A
matching sailor IL trimmed with
bit Of plque. which may be
changed 10 velvet 10 give II fan
look
And. incidentally, today's school
toys are every bit as attractive az
"sunday-best." Sensible. but how
much more fiattering than the
MILDLY and skirt Of old. are this
seasons all-around pieated skirts
OF Kay checks and plaids, 10 BE-
worn with blouscs that have the
same soft detailing ~ mothers.
And the Easter coat favorite, the
gray Chesterfield with match
ing derby, IL an sil-sesson style
suitable for any occasion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10
TANKER DUPLICATED

Two huge sund stages on the
Warner Bros. studio lot were
needed to house the replica of a
10,000-ton tanker used for some
scenes In Action in the North
Atlantic"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10
CottOns Are
FdVOriteS
VIII March in Front Ranks
OF Casters Junior Brigade

Tiny tots and teen-age
youngsters, too, will probably
steal the style show from
I cir parents when they
Easter parade this year. They
will be wearing their own ex-
elusive models In fabrics not
only expressly for the young,
but also Of the same materials
their mothers wear.
Easter frocks Of cotton piques
organdy and glazed chintz, viii he
every bit - popular this year a.
faille and crepe. one pretty
pastel organdy dress with an en-
hroidered yoke and simulated
apron in contrasting color, LOOKS
as II 1t were made to order for
Easter Sundays, birthday parties,
and school social affairs.
Crisp. dirt defying glazed
ehintzes with hurried yokes laced
In velvet, and sssh belts. not only
will make your little girl look
good enough to eat on Easter, but
save you many an extra hour over
the wash tub. And the gAyly
printed piques. with puffed sleeves
and dirndl skirts, are sturdy enough
for school, too.
This year, children's clothes
are closely eo-ordinated. for de-
signers believe you can't begin too
soon to teach your daughter good
style sense. And, they say, with
the proper clothes she will never
60 through that awkward" age.
Young, but not childish, IL one
military blue full-skirted faille
frock featured for Easter. II has
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boy ADVISES GIRL
A COLUMN FOR MODERN WOMEN
Desire and Caution Conflict

Every girl has active aid 10 help her keep out OF mis-
chief That IS little emotion within herself that she doesn't
encourage very often because against her wishes For
instance. she fools herself into thinking that do
this that this little feeling viii rebe the little voice
will tell her to be careful Il she would lei this feeling grow
within her and 10 guide her she would be great
deal safer and have better chance cope with the problems
of the world
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A fovorite schoolgirl fosh-
ion is the navy and white
shepherds ploid oll-round
pleoted skirt. Here II is
worn with o white cotton
blouse with soft detailing,
and O befeotheted beanie.
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dts daeema dimss

very much afraid that the revelations u re N<s
York Times 81 he ahysma Ignorance Of American college
freshmen regarding American history VII result In nothing
Parents and congressman wn insist that American
history he put grade and high schools
vii settle back in comfort
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Designed for yeor-round
weor, this military blue full
sklrted foIlle frock Is trim
med with white pique bows,
which moy be ehonoed for
velvet for Foil. The sollor OF
motehlno foIlIe and plque H.
Illustrates the strong trend
ioword clothes coordination
for children.
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ABOVE These three little ors ord their uniformed
obout 70 for church ond the Foster ego
hunt. The the left sheer cotton blouse
with squore neckne Of brown ond whits printed paue
which used for bonding the piaue drndl The ehoer
in the center hos lowered pernonent finish oozcd
ehinz dress with oced ruffed yoke ond her TREND the
end npoize orcondy rook with embroidered yoke
ond simulated opron The boys dork and light soeks
OF spun royon orny style
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