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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10

Oh. deer dear Jcopic Morrison,
The thoughts Of bHgonc Ycqys
StN fling their skadoWs Ger ny
path ~
Ind blind my eyes 1cith tears.
-Motherwell.
Girls named Jeanne seem 10
have inspired considerable song
and poetry. They must be low
able types. How are tho Joanles
IN your neighborhood doing?
4 s TO whether the women Of
n Germany are responsible for
the Hitler regime, attention IS
called 10 what der fuehrer stated
IN his most recent speech.
ut is among German women
that ! have always found my
most fanatical followers"
Many smart men are buying
farms these days. They think a
farm will be really something 20
possess IN the postwar period. /
think good kind OF farm 10
own would be a tobacco farm.
One Of the largest OF the gaso-
line companies has developed 2
type Of gasoline that will give
40 miles 10 a gallon II Will not
be retailed until after the war.
ttffzs your wife g0O1 figure
Here is way Of finding out
Originator Of this system is
Dorcc SIN dleY author Of
you 70 Only Young Twice.
To be in the shapely lass
your wife's figure should be
seven and half time the
length Of her head Her neck,
one-third the length Of her head
Shoulder. three times as wide
rs her head. Her bust al widest
point, on a line with the armpit
or slightly below II. The waist
line should be at slightly less
than tWo-thirdS Of the figure
from the ground. Her hips, the
Width OF an arm wider than her
bust.
Queries from clients. @ Do
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10

THE Big Parade: Fred Allen
tMf. Pr,Irefacel giving mid
night treatments 10 his Bar
berry RoomatlSm.
Csrole lands, with her groom
: IN the Stork). showing Sher-
Bmine her ermine.
Joy Hodges getting 2 kick out
OF Broadway's lhrillumlnstlon.
Julia SsnderSon, Inc radiori-
@ ole, proving that beauty ignores
the calendar.
Jane PickenS. who SAT I'D for
"a hours ION the train east from
the COAST 10 give her berth 10
a serviceman.
Baron G.. Wrangel and widow
Hill cooling and moolng in the
new Sumptuous Monte Carlo.
Lily Pons actually rolling mo
the aiSles cat the third act exit
line) Of Winged Victory.
PM SpItdtny without his Her
cheStra.
Betty Hutton. whose theater
tour will bring her $4,000 per
more than she and The entire
Lopez crew got q few years ago.
Jerry LeS;5T. who must quit
his radio show on the 18th.
dOCtOrderS. To work only IN
the JACKPOT show.
Dick Merrill, who flies trans.
ports 10 Africa, China and India
regularly thrilled with his car
timer than an Austin!
THE Late Watch: Mai Charles
u Macarthur IS mending a.
Walter Reed Hospital Ethel
Waters has no interest ln any
spot her eX-groOm is the one
The Miami Beach places are
clicking despite the midnight
Curfew Frances Dee and
Rita HayWorth are the eve
perfume for army men there
Mark Warnow Will have
second show nrxt spring HIS
first was What's In"
Nom Leone Is now 70 Try
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10

Irene Dunno. As for Look foe
the Silver Lining give me-
kenny Baker Pennies From
Heaven" Bing, of course.
WHERE we are now II rains
w IN the day and al night
the rain freezes, This makes tha
streets icy. A pedestrian cross
ing an ICY street with autos
speeding hither and yon ~
about as safe as an ant cross
ING the dance floor AZ an ele-
plants ball The New
York Theater Guild which pro-
duced Oklahoma Is not the first
Of the consciously intellectual
organizations 10 produce =
western play with music. Long
ago the Metropolitan Opera
produced the play, The Girl Of
the Golden West with music
by Puccini. Caruso appeared in
this.
Have q letter from Fritz Pol-
lard great Negro football
player of the yesteryear. Soma
rate him as a member Of the
all time all American. Fritz
says the first Negro college,
PLAYER was w. a. Lewis who
played center for Harvard IN
1892
Nice thing about writing a
column is that YOU meet such
interesting readers. AS for ex-
ample, a fellow in Morgantown,
w Va, who is great hunter
and does all his hunting with a
bow and arrow.
Am asked If income tax must
he paid on tips and # so how
the government checks on
amounts of tips received. or
course. income tax must be paid
on tips. However, / don't see
how they can be checked on.
Guess returns on tips must bs
strictly on the honor system.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10
WALTER WINCHELL
ON BROADWAY

Trad, Mark Registered. Copyright. ls14
10 drag her out OF Leone's
Kitchen.
Over az Russian War Relief
TWO gals m the press dept are
glamOlSelleS
All the persons indicted for
allegedly plotting against the
government were first unveiled
IN this column Starting IN 1893
Ten short years 10 see
your facts confirmed.
NEW YORK Novelette,, Al
' joison says a noted surgeon
relayed ~ 10 him recently
Supposed 10 have happened in
crowded subway train 49,. An
irritable man pushed strap
hanger near him.
Don't crowd me" he Scolded.
"S0rry." said the other, II
lost my balance"
why aren't YOU In uniform ="
- i'-i E''' - iif 'N'4l III nave
a son AT GaIadalcanaIw
That's very nice" said the
other turning 10 show An
empty Sleeyel, "the next time
YOU write to your son. ask him
10 try and find my right arm"
MEMOS Of = Midnighter Can't
VI understand Why Lowell
Thomas dong = faVorite Al our
parlor) referred 10 the 30 per
sons Indicted by federal
grand Wry) as propagandists
for former isolatiOniStS. The
indictment charges them with
attepting 10 establish Nazi
form Of goVt in the u. 6. etc.
Another unreportcd Suggest
Al RI Morocco was between the
wife and former girl friend Of a
South American millionaire
The Stsgehands a. Fairly 70
Bed gave all The gals in the
troupe poSieS A. New Years
Helen Forrest the thrush. viii
get $1,000 per week 81 the
Roxy, her first STAGE -Snla-----
It's a boy for the Don
Washes NJ Variety.
RoSamund Kung. niece Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10
MAJOR DE SEVERSkY

the basic principle Of the air
thesis.
AS for Gen. Montgomery, he
has been almost as emphatic as
the most fervid air power adj
vocates in asserting h r the
air battle must be won first
before surface battles can sue
coed.
TIVE names Of Tedder, Spaatz
Il and Montgomery are almost
a guarantee, therefore, that the
invasion will not be undertaken
on a full scale until Hitler's air
power is broken-provided, Of
course, that the plans are based
on military logic alone and not
prematurely forced by political
considerations.
These leaders know that the
Hitler-held continent is an I'M
broken land mass and must be
considered as a unit.
The extreme mobility Of air
power means that the Germans
can concentrate all they possess
at any threatened coastal re-
gions almost Immediately, so
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10
DEAR BOSS:

DEAR BOSS:
ONLY a couple Of weeks ago,
~ Bill Hardigree, chief ath-
letic specialist here, who is my
roommate, was talking about
college days, and the subject Of
Tommy Harmon came up.
Tom was still missing, and
Bill asked:
do YOU think he'll ever get
back okay:"
As / think about il now, il
certainly was a silly question.
How vas any one able 10 tell
way over here whether Harmon
had chance Of being alive
somewhere in China
But al the time we were Seri-
Gus, and l ventured the opinion
that he would make out
One time. at Ann Arbor, I
had asked Harmon point-black:
Just what makes you tick,
boy >"
He didn't stop 70 think. he
had the answer all cooked up.
I've got a lucky star. Just
plain lucky in whatever I do.
Old Harmon Is a blessed indi-
Vidual and unless that star
blacks out. he's going 10 have
good life."
So when he came out Of the
Guinea jungle We heard about
that lucky star
TNo- years ago Stars and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10

height and weight Time and
Nature spontaneously effected
the adjustment.
II happens 50 many times.
The fat boy whose contour wor-
ries his parents so in more
than Q cases out Of 10 ne Will
be quite average AZ 81 I I'M
agine If Dickens had written
Twenty Years After 10 Pick
wick Papers. the fat boy would
have been a lean and busting
poor law reformer.
There are tides in the affairs
o. tho endocrine GLANDS.
Not that IN proper ca seS en-
docrine treaNVent is NOT vslu-
able * -aAnrpheAS
doesn't need II in order 10
grow Up.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
I R-When YOU can't see
sugar in The urine, can II be in
the blood?
answer Yes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10
Connolly Answers

I Sulphuric acid lH2SO4l, be-
cause next 10 water II Is the
liquid most essential in the
manufacture Of m oSt war
essentials, including petroleum
refining.
. Russia Also SulphuriC acid,
food. seeds. telephones, petro-
leum products, machine tools,
tire factories. ETC. totalng,
S3.500,000,000 UP to Oct 81.
3 jefferson
4-Unjted States it is the birth
place OF one-SiNth Of all the
worlds midgctS
5 Civil War. The shot was
fred from TT Moultrie. I'm
Charleston, :. c.. harbor. al
the federal ship Star OF the
West as IL proceeded 10 the
relief Of belcagucred TT. Sum
ter.
6-The torpedo. named by Rob.
ert Fulton after the torpedo
FISH or electric raV.
copynght 1874, by Kins Feature,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10
Answer to Question No. /

Two psychologists investi-
gated this on a large sample Of
college men and women. They
found that women were three
times as ready as men 10 'feSs
UP TO things they were ashamed
Of Some Of the womenS
diaries read in recent court
trials, the testimony Of phychia-
triStS, and also my own piles
Of mail from readers, makes
me lean 10 the notion that
women confess their wrong do
lngs or what. at least. they
think are wrong doings, more
readily and more often than
men.
Answer 20 Question No~2
There are two pretty dis
tinct types Of people. One type
does think their way through
life they are always ponder
ing What shall l do about this
or that-.What Is best?T The
other type hardly plan their ac4
tons or reason why they do
this or that. Plainly one type
think their way through life
and the other type feels their
way Women tend much more
than men 70 he the latter type
Dr. Henry Foster Adams. Of
Ann Arbor, made this study
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10

that local superiority by the
Allies would be lived.
How will we know when
actual control of the air has
fallen 10 US? How can we de-
fine that condition?
The answer is that when our
bombing force can penetrate
deep into Germany in broad
daylight almost at will, practi-
-eally without interference from
the German fighter command,
we will have achieved such con-
troll. When we can. mount Of
fensive, day after day, like
the one we launched against
Schweinfurt, but with loss OF
only a few planes instead OF
sacrificing so bombers, then the
air control will be in our hands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10

Stripes printed the news that
Harmon had come through
again. The news was scanty
and l have no way of knowing
whether he is we'll and able and
strong as ever.
But, somehow. 7 think that
-Ae-.s----I-llast-it4e .ss--st = p tfastst-stiA
be up there. WILL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10
OBVIOUSLY we are still far
~ from ct1Cb pOptroI

no ' IOCoLl we dIt sui lar
~ from such control.
The paradox of the strategic
picture is this: Control of the
skies is essential TO the success
of an invasion, but once we
have such control and enjoy
freedom of navigation over Ger
many, the invasion loses its
purely military character.
A nation which is exposed TO
continuous bombardment at the
will of the enemy. unable 10
shield itself or 10 retaliate eff
fectively, will realize the futility
Of further struggle and its will
10 resistance will collapse. An
invasion then becomes primarily
a political measure the occupa-
ton of enemy territory in sup
port Of whatever political
policies the Allied governments
may wish 10 put into effect.
---tNeNt---aftieie-priH-appcat
Wednesday,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10

EDITORS NOTE-Ths is
letter to the gang at the office"
from one Of the so editors, re-
porters and photographer Who
have gone into service from the
Times editorial department. The
writsr; Chief Yeomdn VIII
y5-sportr-rrro-.rr -rto-uur
in Sicily at the time Of Writtns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10
Answer to Question No. 8

Answer To Question No. 3
All owing 10 what you think
is an Improvement" Frederic
II Rahr, color expert and base
ball fan, tried yellow balls in a
Columbia-Fordham game and
claims the following results:
The umpire can make closer
decisions, the catcher can plan
with greater confidence; the
runners can see better what
the pitcher intends 10 do, the
batter can see the ball better
and hit II more frequently; the
fans can see the game better.
The only one who doesn't like
II seems TO be the pitcher, the
deceptive rascal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10
Quick Answers

] ID, 2-tcl BIB 4 to-:
; ,Cl.
S "a Jean Slhcliu>. Oh
Stephen Foster lci Alfred
TennvSon; ~ Dan Emmett.
0el Robert Burns
Distributed by klng Features syrd l-e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10


~ IN lot pose 'dlS' Sne u'o
.'., m 10 worry ABOUT any
i'Na'S ou',
However hsi tn he safe
lalu down a rule ] Was to- have
all the news exclusive -that u
was useless 10 me " IT appeared
IN any other newSpaper. And
IS long a. ! can tear out
telephone nv the roots making
myself heard that rule will stay
In edect-or, As the boys say,
Parsons i on the warpath
uER appetite for news is
IL unsuitable As she saws she
has never been casual about
Hollywood news. II Is all I'M
portant news 10 her II she GETS
r,so GU mn ~ -, ~ uaI'S A., r,'
THO ros,,i, r,1,sf bo 80 80
inc nb,sicaii,, - ,,an,slI,. 3D.,
IL bas tte cor,nanestions II
has made bor tho r,oet uideI,
circulated and tho bigbost naiJ
worker IN nor fold
10 ~, zoo ho,, sho to,,.5
,,rro 80 49, - ..-rr,o ca,' rii ,,'l,'
ate " b,,t - is biebIy en,e ga
inc IJer bscL,r7o,,,d ,,r,,Sos
,hc- most cIs-,,oToue CO ~ 10
industr, whom "Doug and Mar
we're king and queen and tho
social life or The movie corr
run,tv was more intimate and
exciting.
IIvrEN uoII,,,oo.5 hood ,h.t
W - Lily uas u,r,,,ors No.
=, vai,ed on the nmblics,1on
win what Won MIGHT caIl ba,od
breatr evr.acting she Would nav
OF Some oid scores VIM interest
not in Lofty 10
nurse grudgcS She is too warm
hearted Besides. she is too
much the reporter 10 Subordi-
nate her story 10 her own tends
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10
BETTER HEALTH


DECENTLY 7 delivered
IN homilv on the value Of old
fashioned remedies. as against
trying out some bang new drug
or electrical treatment that lS
stll IN the experimental stage
There was 4 remark ] think
n George AIDES about a boy
who was dropped on his head
wh n very young and after
wards believed everything he
read in The Sunday papers
That seems 10 be the attitude
of the public now thar every
new mold or dye or conccn.
tra'ed yiiamIn iS written up aS
positive cure for Inclrab.c
diseases
Especially is this true ~ par
en'S about cndoctlne proi.c',
These extracts of the 9lct'csy
glands have been pubhcrlod
widely as being able 70 change
the whole aspect OF the bodl.
mind and soul Pictures In
magazines and books show
dwarts turned lnt0 growing
children n normal height. fat
boys turned INTO rugged indie
V0Qall>'S. U0rOnS into gcn4Sce,
and moral delinquent, INTO pli-
pli orators all hy some hypo-
dormlc injections ~ h'Nr
clear fuId pressed from a p'uf-
'ar 4 piaCorts or an strcrs'
COr'cN
4 Ny parent whose child
Il dpc>NH loo. Ike Gain d..
oHSh BLUE BOY. or CONFORM
10 Tho exact figures f0v hc,.h'.
weight fat pads. and hair disc
trl1u'lOn Is rushed 10 Tho cr-o-
cTi0olociStS office.
Now ] find an article hv
y o n s eTNstsvp endoCrnolcglet
Or Richard Wagner Of Boston
who attends a large clinic and
hospital where an kinds of These
children with alleged develop
mcnt defects are brought. 50
that he certainly has expert
once And he. after years Of
study has decided that only a
~, z relatively small proper
tlon are really due 10 defCIoncv
or disorder OF the d uctlesS
glands
Most Of them are limitations
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10
One Word Led 10 Another
BY ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

Seems There Too Much Education
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10

LETTERS FROM TIMES SOLDIERS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10

coSyrsa. is" John , OH. ca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-19
CURB SUMMARY

Furnished b. the Associated Press.
"A selected list Of active Stock on the
New York Stock Exchange. showing the
high. low and closing price for the week.
ana the net change from the previous
Saturdays close.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-19
Ry MRS. MACKAIL FETZER

by MhS. MAChALL FEIZEk,
President, District of Columbia Congress
of Parents and Teachers.
AS a Nation we will observe this
week one of our great national holi-
Notwithstanding. School chill
dren will enjoy long week end as
holiday and in homes where the
family circle is still complete the
day will assume added Importance
In those homes touched by the
upheaval of war undoubtedly the
day will be greeted with mixed emo
tons. But no matter what the sit
uation, all of us must feel gratitude
In varying degrees, that so far at
least our beloved country has es-
capped the horrible devastation of
war experienced by people living in
that part of the world over which
the war is raging.
Undoubtedly Thanksgiving Day
this year will serve as a stimulus
to deeper thinking over the prob
lens that will have to be solved
when the world is released from
this titanic struggle We shall all
need to devote deep and serious
thought to the particular part we
must play if living is to return to
a normal footing again, and our
young people be permitted to enjoy
the privileges of a free Nation,
founded upon the principles of in
oivid ual incentive where progress is
limited only by ones abilities and
efforts.
While on the subject of family
gathering. would it not be a gesture
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-19

day at lis pm. Miss Sunny Q
Wilson Teachers College will spea
on books parents should read ii
order to be able to help their chill
dren better, and Mrs. Jacob Mena
ker, chairman Of the group, will dis
cuss books suitable for adult read
ing. Miss Brum, member of tn,
faculty, is in charge of the pro.
gram.
HiltOn-Peabody.
The Executive Board will meet al
100 pm. tomorrow at the Peabody
School.
War Bonds and Stamps will be
sold each Wednesday morning al
the school,
Langdon.
Meeting of the Homemakers Clut
at 100 pm. Tuesday.
Stanton.
A meeting will be held tomorrow
at 100 pm. A safety program viii
be presented by the children of Mrs
Brennef's and Mrs. Kyles' rooms
with the assistance of the patro
boys.
Bunker Hill.
Linking the School with Life
will be the subject of the meeting
at pm. Tuesday. Mrs. Ruth Webb
of Wilson Teachers College Will
speak, and Mrs. J. Garner, Miss E
Niemeyer, H. Mitcheler and j. l.
Lackey will form a panel. The
Girls Glee Club of so voices Of
Mckinley High School will sing.
Stoddert.
A meeting Will be held tomorrow
at 8 pm. Mrs. Vesta Eales vii
talk on Reviews of Literature fol-
Children"
Langley Junior High.
The Executive Board will meet
Tuesday at LAS pm.
BlOw-W Webb.
The Executive Board will meet
Tuesday at l: 80 pm. at Webb School
Stuart Junior High.
Use of Books in Leisure Time
will be the theme tomorrow at s
pm. The program will include an
original playlet written and drama
tized by the pupils, discussion or
Books as Christmas Gifts by Mis-.
Iva Swift of the Northwest Branch
of the Public Library, an exhibit
of books, and parents will be giver
a list of books suitable for Christ.
mas gifts for junior high school,
children.
A brief broadcast on THE Care OF
the Eyes While Reading" will bt
presented by the Health Council
At the conclusion of the meeting
the new school library will be open
Anacostia High.
William E. Leahey director of Sc
lective service for the District OF
Columbia, will speak at the meeting
Tuesday at 8 pm. The teachers
will be in their rooms from 7::3O to s
pm. to meet with the parents.
The Red Cross group meets from
7 to 10 pm. on Mondays and Wed
neSdays
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Business Briefs
Cotton Spinning Operations in DC

COTTON SPINNING Operations in Oc-
tober were at 1l74%s of capacity,
compared with 1223%o in the previ-
Gus month and 1857 a year ago.
reported the Census Bureau.
State and Municipal Financing
scheduled for the coming week totals
SIS $685. 900, compared with $25 1923 900
last week and weekly average for
the year to date of $22,518.O95, the
Daily Bond Buyer announced.
Dividends Of Major Oil Firms will
set new record of more than $685.
600 900 this year, an increase of 1877
over last year, predicted the Wall
Street Journal. Earnings in months
OF 1914 were more than 1871 above
year ago, it added
Florida East Coast Railway reor-
ganlzatiOn case should not be re-
opened for consideration of a new
plan, which would permit the At
lantic Coast Line Railroad to pur-
chase 60fo of the reorganized line s
stock. declared petition filed with
the ICC by ST. Joe Paper Co., own
er OF around $50 OF the first and re-
funding bonds.
Western Cartridge Co. and Olin
Corp. have reached an agreement
for merger into a new corporation
DIN Industries, Inc, through an ex-
change of stock. DIN stockholders
have approved and Western Cart
ridge holders will vote December IL
Standard Gas & Electric Co, re-
capitalization was approved by the
SEC under provisions of the firm s
amended plan. Note and debenture
holders will receive 40 common
shares Of 5 operating subsidiaries for
each 81 900 principal amount and
S304.95 cash.
Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Co. re-
ceived WPB authorization to start
production of 45l.000 electric irons
Columbia BrOadcasting System
earned S3,399 08l or S198 a share in
months ended September 30 VS.
S3,245 626 or 81 SO in the same 194a
| period
Eastern Air Lines, Inc, net for 6
months was S72l 684 or sl22 VS.
S758, 46l or 81 % a year ago.
Superheater Co. earned S1.406 ST.
Or sl.63 in 9 months VS.. l.42O,lO6 OF
Sl.64 in the same 1913 period.
TranSwestern Oil Co. net for {
months was S1,833.340 or s2.45 VS.
S679 O92 or 80 cents a year ago.
Hecla Mining Co. earned S587 ISL
or SO cents in months ended Sep.
TENDER 80 VS.. Sl57.4l7 or l6 cents ir
the same 1o43 period.
Erie Railroad net for 10 month.
ended October 81 vas s6.l27.938 OF
sl,8l VS.. s7,807,787 or s2.49 a yea,
ago.
American Stores Co. sales for DC.
tober totaled S2057l 669, a gain O.
Sill over year ago: for 10 months
Sl70 TIA 953, an increase of 6.4oo.
+. Lorillard Co. declared a divi
dend Of 25 cents a common share
payable December % to holders O.
record December l. bringing 1914
payments to 81 vs.. 81 20 in 1913
Glenn l.. Martin Aircraft Mfg. Co
declared a Semiannual dividend O.
sl.5O common share. payable De.
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Parent eucher Activities

well in keeping with the season and
with the Washington situation as it
now exists, if we who have room
for one more"-and indeed who does
not?-were to invite some service
man or woman to share our dinner
with us? Undoubtedly there will be
many lonely boys and girls who will
be everlastingly grateful if they are
invited to partake of a real honest
to goodness family dinner, such as
all of them were used to before they
.dOnned uniform. Since one never
gives unselfshly without receiving
equally as much in return, the FAM
lily which shares its holiday with a
stranger within the gates will find
new happiness in the day.
Congress Heights.
The annual fathers night meet
ing will be held Tuesday at 8 pm.
James Taylor, U. S. N. r., who
has returned from Cairo after
two years and who is former men,
Der of the school faculty, will speak
Janney.
The fall luncheon Tuesday, from
II to l pm.
ketcham.
Know Your School," theme of
the meeting tomorrow at 8 pm
School activities will be reported
by the principal, Mrs. Schaeffer
and moving pictures shown of the
May Day program. Musical selec-
lions will be sung by Miss Kimball
and Mrs Renfro, teachers. and iona
Gogel, second-grade pupil.
Truesdell.
The study group will meet Tues