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Evening star., 1947-12-10
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUSTIN British 194s 2-dr. sed.; 81, 1916
BUICK 1s4i limousine 7-pass.: immacu-
iate;e 81 ,ooo-miie car; used in wash BY
TIAcs 495i Connecticut, Wo. $500.
BUICK 1941 Century 4aadoor; high power;
Low Gest one Of the ness buys in tie
WAY so5i M N st. sNa n.W Rs&Srr Nj. ois5. ii E1s
BEICK 194I 2door sedanette; radio and
heater; $1,4o0. Call Ho. 2974 between
I,I Rgfck l,s 1ass a-dr; sedan: Z and n, y SPOT
sgiek aSss sl;fS @ convertible S sedan
$SR,9 $SaR9 Call Warfield ore, 10
aeE exes hight
Sistx SSSt: 81 isgs Pm , VI sass ate! s;sS II
h: excel. cond.; one.family car; 5000 or
best offer nndeE; Call GL. $3.50 -12
ssl.s BUICK a 1916 Super 4odoor sedan; ood radio
SH Set. 10 Gal a and nan h Pm; 'Haf Mr.. Nc MoRRis atR"
ss ''ss:
BUIck aSn 1857 s''2 4-dr- On sedan; dan r and h.
enrine Just overhsuled; new paint, $3.50 or
best offer under, 4s45 v st. NV, wo. 2614.
BUICK 1o41 4-dr. sedan: r, and h.: excel
paint, GOOD tires; priced right. $1.375:
NORTHEAST MOTOR Co, go Bladens-
burg I'd. re, AT. 02O0. III
BUICK 1889 2-door special; original own
sL; 5000. \, @. sCHIRMER. sH. 1881. H.
Brewster sreen finish. S good tires, radio
and heater. de luxe equipped; S1,395.
S475 down. CAPITOL MOTOR CO, Silver
Spring Packard dealer, 92s Phila. ave. SH
5000 Ia
BUICK 1a4s Roadmaster 4-dr., black;
privately owned; fully equip, r. and h.,
seat covers; owners Illness, necessitates
RA. 2os0 or ewes, VI. $3.50 Ext. 500. Ia
PeS snIck laas ,oas SUPER cs and
BUICK 1a47 convertible: 400 miles, white
wall tires, fully equipped; So, $50 or best
offer under. Between am. and pm,
BUICK 1a47 Super sedanetts; light green.
eeptable cash offer under; owner leaving
for overseas Immediately. RE, 6100. Ext.
T1745. or 152 Florida Hall, Arlington
BUICK 1s47 convertible; just broken in;
whitewall tires, heater. radio and beauti-
full slip covers; price, S3,050; can be seen
at ESQ LYON PARK SERVICE, cor
Wash blDd. and Pershing dr.. Arl.. Va.
stick 1887 4-dr. sedan; r. and h; that
popular and hard to get model; $685. or
finance II necessary; seeing is believing;
see at Is M st. Sc. So. Capitol and M.
BUICK is4o de luxe Special coach; splen-
did car S795, terms; S265, S45 month.
ROPER" 1880 r. I. ave. ne. IL.
BUICK 1947 conv.; black with white side
walls: never driven: S3,3s5 or best offer
BUICK 1946 convertible coupe; like new;
$4,000, give terms or trade ROPER -
aSth and r. I. ave. ne. H.
Evening star., 1947-12-10
Take Ny Word for 1t
Bv Frank coIhv
By Frank Colby
Let's Talk About Propaganda.


Few words in English have had 50
complete reversal in meaning and
implication as the word propagands.
This Latin word, form of prop
agate, came into churchly usage in
the 17th century, when Pope Urban
III instituted the College of Propa-
ganda, the purpose of which was to
educate priests for work in foreign
missions.
Until World War I the word was
little used in English. Says the
Encyclopaedia Britannica" Before
1914 Germany alone among the
great countries of the world carried
it propaganda on Systematically"
BY then propaganda had taken on
the meaning, IAN attempt to gain
credence for statements partially or
wholly untrue" During the past
30-odd years the word has steadily
deteriorated: so much so that today
we very seldom hear it used except
as the synonym for lies, trickery.
deliberate political Vaccinations.
despite the fact that its literal
meaning is doctrine that Is prop
agated."
About 10 or IL years ago propa-
ganda popped up in America with
"proe" (to rhyme with roe, hoe')
sound in the first syllable. It Is
likely that 1t began as . British
mispronunciation.
Let me show why "PROE-puh-
GAN-duh" Is wrong. Find the word
in your dictionary. Note that 1t is
divided into syllables thus: prop-a-
gan-da. Now look at all the other
words whose first syllable Is prop
(dp not confuse prop words with
pro words. You will see that there
is not a single prop word in English
with the long 20" sound in the first
syllable.
The first syllable of all such words
as propagate, proper, property, prop
osition Is exactly like the word
prop" Propaganda, therefore, is
correctly pronounced PROP-uh-
GAN-duh.
People who are we'll versed in grammar
are often bafded by the 'one Of construc-
ton. When they see ''one -. are in
incorrect. Mr. coiby's ieafet, CHS. e1-
To obtain q copy send cents in coin
and e stamped. self,addressed envelope 70
Box 90, Station G, New York 10, N. 7.
Copyright, 1947, the Bell Syndicate, 1nc)
Evening star., 1947-12-10
Mental HospitoIs Offer
II $40 Jobs in Virginia
by the Associated Press

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. l0-Dr.
Joseph E. Barrett, State Commis-
sioner Of Hospitals and Mental Hy-
giene, said yesterday that out of
quota Of 2,710 employees for six men,
tai hospitals in Virginia as Of Oc-
tober 81 only 1,649 were on the pay
rolls, leaving 1,061 vacancies.
DR.. Barrett said the employment
situation at the mental institutions
had shown no marked improvement
despite pay adjustments which were
made recently.
Evening star., 1947-12-10

VAN TRUCK SERVICE, specialized furni.
ture movers, large or small jobs, reas
rates: prompt service. Day or eve, VI
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY-1947 Chev
vans. stakes. panels and pickups: for hire
by day, week or month. PUBLIC SERVICE
DRIVE UR-SELF. ME. 70l1.
VETERAN desires household moving. gen.
eral hauling: van, stakes. panels: white
help: reas. rates. VI. $3.50. Ext ~.
MOVING, hauling. trash removal Call
any time, FIR. S27I. .s.s
VAN TRUCK, large or small jobs: prompt
eervice; reas. prices; local and long dis
tance. TIA. 2937 after 7 pm, GE. 1416.
Evening star., 1947-12-10
Word Game

FIND 81 or more common EngllSn
words in
CRIBB AGE,
meaning. "a game Of cards." Aver
age mark is 80 words. Time limit,
Is minutes.
Rules of the game. Words must be OF
four or more letters. 2. Words which acquire
four letters by the addition OF IS" such as
bats cats are not used. 8. Only one
form OF a word is used. 4 Proper names
are not used. A list will be published to-
morrow.
Evening star., 1947-12-10
TRAiLERS Cont

TACATToNER le47, aluminium, 13-ft
permanent oed, bottled gas; used mos.
price. S1.150. See at 3 Manor Circle
North. Just off Carroll ave. Takoma Park,
after 8 pm. III
Evening star., 1947-12-10
Not This
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

Dodge 1888 4-dr. de luxe, newly
a beautiful automobile - 1915
Chev. '39 4-dr. sedan. newly painted, $50
Plymouth '39 2-dr. sedan --.-- $50
Plymouth 40 4-dr. sedan --------.- 595
Hudson 40 4-dr. de luxe sedan,
r. and h. - S95
All cars D. C. inspection guaranteed
Cash, terms or trade. HERSONS AUTO
g. APPLIANCE CO.. sth and o Sts NV,
DE 4T00 III
Evening star., 1947-12-10
This i
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
HORIZONTA

adD ma 1sss ssoS pBa5s
sTUDEBAKER 1912 Commander: owner
excel. cond.;, overdrive, r: and h., 5 good
tires; green 2-s9ne: cash. 81 800 or nearest
SsT HnasF Ph9as sss e. eS.m81 s51 club COACH
$6s5. terms. $3.50 cash. S39 month
STUDEBAKER 1897 4-dr. Dictator; gooe
eond cs S5o9 pr or sbs bsss offer under No deal
sTUDEBAKER 1889 Commander 4-doo,
dy4I front .9a. s9nd: shocks paint Job; sse5 No
sTGpEBAkER' ia4o Champion 4-door;
BARNEs-sANDERs MOTORS, 1900 18th
sTGDEBAKER 1898 State commander
4-dr; sedan; a beautiful car. completely
motor in perfect cond; heater: S695. cash.
trade or terms. ARENA MOTORS, corner.
SrI1nrR.Krs an and W sts' ,aaa NV, .r IL
$525 or best offer under. GE. TO25.
STUDEBAKER 1941 Champion 2-dr.; radio
and heater, beautiful green finish, clean
interior; an ideal economy car; 1855
Porrdd Pord leadership, lila Vermont ave, Ma.
sTUDEBAKER 1e41 President 4-dr,:
heater. h, dark blue color, beautiful red and
exceptional care: S1,195. HILL g. TIB-
BITS, Washingtons Oldest Ford Dealer
ship. lila Vermont ave, MA. $3.50. -l2
sTUDEBAKER ls41 Champion coupe; 1
fea in as a te4%s See th
MOTORS, 3o1o R. I. ave. ne, DE. $500.
sdHpEfKFk 555 s4e SPGs sG9gs ssrfsn
sfgpHsakE:K sf3h Il aiH: 1871 Champion de Els luxe
club sedan; r. and h., defroster, oyerdrive
SSpg92tilsht', Sg2 turn signal: S1,l95 or below
WILLYS ie41 American coupe; radio ant
heater; heat. 1 clean; o excellent tires; looks and
WILLYS 1912 sedan; clean. new seat GOV.
or nearest ofier under. Ex. 202O, Ext
FOR PERSON DESIRING . distinguished
s,1ttI automobile my Diplomatic maroon" ls41
Is aysiabie for ST. 400 % CASH. Ths Hee car TiSe de-
driysn only 6;40o careful miles, IT
STATION WAGON. ,ie47 Chevrolet, brand.
Royal tires. ss5 radio. de luxe heater that
Cleaner: seats PASSENGERS: price. 81. .4SS.
STAFFORD. EN-. O967. viii accept trade.
xsy ss eniy IF ba ss' IS sastae at sas
tory: total fee. $5. You won't GO wrong
buying or selling car here. Big auction
auction sales, rain or shine)
Original psisS ma g. AUTO 5tI., AAUCTIoN-our new
cars per sale. 50 first come. first Served. Sc we'd
&f5n az RRs, RI ga1ssTI]is g%1HsHI]TisaToS , A,STo AGc:
Mo, phone Shepherd 400
Evening star., 1947-12-10

MONEY Y-MAKERS-Don't let these low
prices fool you. these are good trucks.
~ Ford S-cyiinder dump, 2-speed S765
Al Chevrolet 1la-ton. 2-speed - 3S5
az GMC .212-ton lw.b. 6x6 - 1,05O
50 trucks. y to 5 ton, pickups. panels
stakes. tractors, dumps. oil tanks. also
some AKA and 6x6. CENTRAL MOTOR CO.,
GMc truck dealer 5000 Lee hwy, Arl
Va, CHI. 1000. Daily, am. to q pm
sunday. 10 to 3. To reach: Cross Key
Bridge right on Hwy. I'll, Ia miles. IL
Evening star., 1947-12-10
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

EW PICKUP TRUCK wanted Rin p
ish Call DU. 1921. - a 5s---15 5
Evening star., 1947-12-10
WINTER CLEARANCE sALE-Au car

we nave Sne CleeneSt used cars In d.
Look for yourself and be convinced. II
MOTOR SAILS. 2710 Nichols ave. So. I
Evening star., 1947-12-10

HGSs9ns sssS5E'5ss ssFfss
NASH sES i4ts 1s4s s. Ambassador aM 4dr less thar
or best offer under. TIE. 4aa5. III
toas NASh igi6 Ambassador, r. and h; air
cs DE- 1850 'Iad Ext so5 G" Bssfs
NASH VAS .s 1915 4Sdr.; radio and heater, beau
su stea aiFk sa4e5 a9s nish aG Car in IYR f1ns
NASH Is4s de luxe sedan; beautiful car
ROPER" MOTOR CO.. l7so +. l. ave
NASH 1s4s 4.dr.; radio; heater and bed
pstss' pndsf esi ser 1oo IA ssss sss Offer
OLDs 1910 2-dr.; r. and h.; e-cylinder;
black finish good tires: motor perfect; seat
sSs5aatssa S1s 9s S T. T6 gsss insDsstion terms
onDs eSE5 rd ig4s A. ss AS ose3 W9o Hydra @ stdn,
gray 4-dr: de ]. sed;.. and h.: 5000 mi.
s9sog Mon GE pr 1909 cApp Ext vta e s1sAp to
TORS, 1900 i4th st. NV. Is
- fse e0SRe ModRss SsEsan 1929
OLDs 1912 "76" sedanette: Hyd.; r. and
h.; excellent condition: Sl.3T5. Call VI
OLDSMoBILE 1946 as" 4-dr. sedan
equipped with Hyrda-Matic r. and h., low
mileage; sacrifice at $1,000; will accept
terms from responsible party. CHI. ss9s
OLDSMOBILE 1887 2-door sedan: new
motor. tires and brakes good, origina
black finish, with radio and heater: $575
Owner getting new car. Call Sunday,
to z. OW. 4513. Iii
0LDSMoBILE 1941 Hydra-Ma 4-dr.; r
and b.; good, clean car; 81 ,095. Cal
Evening star., 1947-12-10

CHEVROLET 1916 sedan, radio, black,
10000 miles, private owner, brand-new
condition throughout; $1,700 or best offer
CHEVROLET ia4l de luxe COACH excel
cond, seat covers. heater. defroster, anti
freeze, orig. owner; ST. .045. Call Ma. 3120
Ext. 1134; after 6 pm, vi. $3.50, Ext
CHEVROLET 1941 special de luxe sedan;
r. and h., seat covers: this is the car that
you have been looking for the car that
shows every evidence of fine care: come
and get it at $l,175. SCHLEGEL &
GOLDEN. Kaiser Frazer, dealers, ll9 Car
EirTko1sE ri lTt; Tskoms. 1sa p Cx, IN xos, oon,
Motorola sn0 rad9 heat heater and defros,er;
CHEVROLET 1916 Fleetmaster 4-dr. sed.:
r. and h.. seat covers, low mileage. has
been chauffeur driven and garaged night
ly, an embassy car; will accept trade.
SCHELEGEL & GOLDEN Kaiser-Fraser
Dealers, 10 Carroll ST.. Takoma, d. c.
CHEVROLET 1897 town sedan: good,
s9IT sopnd sFsnsp aaa sEy pSpusf nSds
Kaiser Frazer Dealers, I1s Carroll St.
CHEVROLET l941 special de luxe club
coupe: very black finish. excellent tires
and interior mech. perfect; Sl,l95, cash,
trade or terms. ARLINGTON AUTO EX-
CHANGE, 1920 Wilson blvd. OW. 1888
CHEVROLET 1s47 station wagon; brand
new; no miles, equipped with b-ply U. s.
heats under each seat and windshield
cleaner, seats & passengers Price, $2.495
STAFFORD, EN-. o967. viii accept trade
III
Evening star., 1947-12-10

paint; motor in excell. cond: good tires;
heater; $3.50 or best offer under. IL 0544
STUDEBAKER 1941 Champion 2-door g.
passenger; radio, heater, seat covers. good
tines, under coated, mechanically perfect;
guaranteed 80 days: 1855. ALEXANDRIA
NASH CORP, 500 Montgomery ST., Alex
Va, Opposite Hot Shoppe." 10
little work; $145. HERSONS AUTO &
APPLIANCE CO., sth and 0 sts. NV,
sTuDEBAKER 1910 Champion e-dr.; orig.
inal black finish: runs perfect; $665. 1918
sTuDEBAKEK 1ih Ii 1912 Commander %" Sky
way sedan; original two-tone finish: runs
like new; 81. 1876. 1913 14th ST n.w.&-10
STUDEBAKERS t2D 1947 coaches: heaters;
like new. S2,195 each: immediate delivery
on club cOupes doors and doors, conv.
essary:,, METRoPoLlTAN MOTORS. TR
sTuDEBAKER 1887 4-door President
feld pl. NV RA. O923. Ill
sTUDEBAKER 1887 4-door: practically
new tires; heater: $3.50 or best ofer under.
sTuDEBakER Tu skHk $40 Champion coupe; clean
STUDEBAKER 1885 club coupe spas; /;
radio. heater; good condition; 500.
sTHpEskRER SUB iaklsE 1s41 commander "a 4-dr.;
r. and h.. overdrtve, defroster, motor re-
Gently overhauled, excellent black nntsh;
1880 or best of3er under. ARMOUR
3111 belleview avs. Cheverly, Nd. 11s
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-01
Take a Ao~
NAII babies ore Gods babies
motto Of Zion Nursery Home
By ROMAINE STEARNS

"All babies are Gods babies"
This, the motto of the Daugh-
tiers Of Zion Infant Home and
Day Nursery attests the fact
that for the first time in Chi
cagO there is available q conf
pletely Hon-sectariaR child care
service for needy children.
Among the unusual services of
fered by this non-sectarian or
ganization is an emergency care
for sick mothers.
\ ~
UNDER THE able leadership
of Mrs. Aaron Alder, attractive and
dynamic president of the Daugh-
tiers of Zion, and with the spirited
assistance of those affiliated with
and those interested In the need
for an enlarged nursery, a third
floor of the home has been COM
pleted with room for the care of
more than $50 children.
"The great need was the only
inspiration we needed for the
accomplishment Of our gOai,"
declared Mrs. Alder.
THE NURSERY works with a
two department system providing
day care for children between the
ages of 2 and 6 years of age. TAX
ing care of small babies, a serv-
Ice which involves the extra eX-
pense of special equipment and
registered nurses. is one OF
we build," stated Mrs. Alder, en-
planning that, "the government
granted MS priOrities for mate
rails as we'll as labor"
Funds were raised by the 1G
auxiliaries of the D.O.Z. through
events and affairs. Formal dedi
cation Of the floor was held Jan
Homes proudest achievements.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-01

Heither harna nor good. II does
not alkallze the mouth except
temporarily, which is fortunate
since the natural, normal ard
desirable condition Of q healthy
mouth ls slightly acid. Further
mere, contrary 10 popular he
lief, baeteris plays . useful reIe
I'm mouth hygiene, and their
elimination IL neither necessary
or desirable.
Some Of the better known
rated as acceptable were
COlgates, DR.. Vests, Ferhans,
Iodent, Listerine, PepSodent. Phil.
lips, Squibbs, and Kolynos. One
OF the Best Buys, was the Fair,
purchasable at the Fair Store.
Not acceptable were Bonded, Peb-
eco and Sanihieen and Calox.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-01

IF YOU like the taste of den
thrice 1t viii make brushing the
teeth a more pleasant chore than
it would otherwise be. 1t gives
the toothbrush some aid in polish
ing the tooth surface. And that's
alAno matter what the ads say.
II Is notable that there are no
nationally advertised brands of
pastes and powders On Gus
Rest Buy" HIST. Considering the
lew price Of the simple ingFe-
dents necessary to make q
good dentifrice and the high
price Of the advertising re-
4ulred TO sell 1t In great vol
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-01
Your own uttitude determines
chiId's adjustment toword sex.

which ere us Unconditional to your
child rs heart, feet, head
Thus you say il you are asked
further I'm a special place called
the uterus" Notice you do not
say stomach--that Is where yo.lr
food goes!l And If the questions
60 on, so do the answers-cor-
rectly and simply.
WILL yeu be flustered when
sex questions arise for the first
time? Then be prepared ahead of
time by reading such books as
New Patterns in Sex Teaching"
by Frances Bruce Strain ard
Growing up" by de Schweinitz.
Meanwhile. IL your child asks be.
fore you are prepared to answer.
you can tell hina you will discuss
it with him tomorrow and then
DO it temorrew-or he may not
ask again.
When You answer your child'si
questions about birth do not
make, an affair Of it. (@Cuddle1
up to memmy because this is
very, very saered") nor speak TO
him in vague poetic terms ("You
lived In a nest here under myl
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-01

do not profit by the long route
from flowers to fishes to birds to
cats to humans. It was a con-
fused little boy at a wedding
who asked, "Ts this when he
throws pollen on her?"
WE HOPE to achieve, by an
swering childrens sex questions
honestly, a wholesome attitude
toward human relations which
can lead to good hetero-sexual
adjustment later on. Accurate in
formation, mater of factfy given
promotes this.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-01
Ho1s. ckiz1 dehe<4ios
BY ANNE BRADLEY

"Mommy where did you get me
from?n You may answer, Il
bought yeu in the hospital" or
''The doctor brought you" and in
vofve yourself in & pack OF Hes
you will regret later; for ystlr
offspring will find out anyway,
more or less correctly, from the
other kids. The result IS apt to
be a shaken confidence in ysm'
word.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-01

MRS. Adler worked with the
Women's Defense Corps during
the war, was morale block cap
tain, had bond selling booths in
theaters and solicited food stuffs
for the Servicenen's Center. Her
work as president of the D.O.Z.
entails presiding at meetings, di-
reeting work at the home, solicit.
ing more funds all the time and
planning better standards for the
institution, as well as making the
rounds of the auxiliaries where
she makes speeches and keeps
enthusiasm at working pitch.
Why does Mrs. Adler do these
things?
"It is just an obligation to help
that a person feels, but" she
added smilingiy, with a family
and home III have to admit that
it is big program"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-01
Do you let slick glamour ads blind you to the truth?
Famous dental oids are
discredited by science
nv ROMATNE STEARNS

BY ROMATNE STEARNS
of dentifrices are
not fairy godmothers, according
to Consumers Union.
The false claims that by a
wave of their magic toothbrush,
you too can be the life Of the
party, are completely misIead-
ing. If you needed all the ads
which point accusing fingers at
you, you would need q whole
rack Of dentdfrices TO avoid or
cure the oral ailments which
Turk nearby.
You might be the victim OF
halitosis, gingivitis, acidosis, or
Just plain bacteria. Your teeth
might be covered with film, lack
whiteness or have tiny creviCes
at the gum line. But is the proper
toothpaste (even the one YOUR
dentist uses) the proper remedy?
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-01
unle. il Is moe surprIslng.

unle, it Is not surprising.
Basically, dentifrices consist of
a mild abrasive (such as chalk
a detergent (Soap or Synthetic)
and flavoring usually saecharin
and a flavoring oil) to make the
dentifrice taste good. Toothpaste
contains in addition, a binder
such as glycerin for pasty con.
sistency and a lubricating oil 10
aid in extruding the paste from
the tube.
WORKING from these basic
cOdiments, the advertising agen.
cies find it necessary to throw in
an ingredient or two. PepsodentS'
much publicized Irium is nothing
more than a synthetic detergent
similar to those used in many
non soap shampoos.
Milk Of magnesis, = common
ingredient In dentifrices, does
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-01

The best thing Is 10 answer,
sYea grew Inside me" Answer
simply emily what Is asked - no
naere. Your child rs not Interested
In O lecture on gynecology or q
dissertation On marital relation
ships. Answer correctly what is
asked, using anatsAaical terms
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-01

hearty avoid too the birds and
butterflies" line of thought. It
has been discarded long ago by
those who know children.
:, = y
YOUNG children are direct and
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-09-05

with dignity and courage. These
years are Parker's but there are
golden years to come that will be
yours. When that quartette of chill
dren is in school, when Parker's
rather despotic rule and thrift have
borne fruit, when you have a coun-
try home and comfortable bank
account, then you will begin to, reap
the harvest you deserve. Mother
hood is the crown of any woman's
life; children fill up a home, make
life rich. And in the days of pic
MICS, birthdays, early hospitali-
ties Mother gets much more from
them than Dad does. While Dad
is going the same old round, selling
his personality to dull men from
Buffalo and Detroit and Dallas,
Mother is on beach, her back
propped against a sand-sunk log.
the lunch-basket beside her and the
young brown forms racing to and
fro, with the word Mother" ring
ing like bells in the air. Mother is
the one to whom the feverish young
eyes turn in hours of illness, Moth
er is the one to hear secrets, to
grant favors, to say proudly to cas-
ual acquaintance. my sons and
daughters.
Believe me, nothing in life COM
pares to that for sheer pride and
achievement. In 10 years, my tired
little mother, your days may be all
times of happiness and pride; in 10
years you may be glad of that
financial foresight that means an
assured middle age. Men do have
the advantage of women in some
ways-granted. But women have
their glorious innings, too, and it
has always been my personal con-
vlctlon that smart woman can
make her life a much more tri-
umphant thing than can an equal
ly smart man.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-09-05
YOUR INNING
WILL CONE

Married life generally places
.tbe beapier burden ON the .Uons-
an. Il man has outside interests,
tbe stimulation of bis job,
chance to get Away from the
home every day. The sUite and
mother, bovever, is tied doyn.
For long years she must care for
THE children might and day. There
are so many dreary little tasks to
be done, s0betber she is sick or
s0eH, tired or fresh, that it is no
t0onder many .Oomen often .Uisb
they could get array from their
responsibilities. They are enpioas
of their husbands freedom.
Miss Norris tells Denise Frank
lin, Dallas, Tex, .vomau svitb
four young children, thar her
inning will come, if she will inst
line through these difficult years
as gracefully and bravely as pos
sible. Her husband, Parker, is a
org handsome man, successful in
business and social life, a fine
athlete, a good if somewhat fru-
gal bropiaer; be is faithful and,
in bis .pay, afectionate.
What is driving Denise to dis
traction, bos0ever, is bis breezy
nnconcern for Der labors and diff
fcnlties, and bis autocratic 1vay
of managing everything. He gipes
her an allowance, and that is all.
Money affairs are strictly bis
Propince. He comes and goes as
be bleases, plays golf and tennis,
.0itb little regard for tired. over
bnraened Denise.
This is The ,vay OF THE worla,
Miss Norris eounsels Denise.
Many men are careless, seemingly
indifferent about their wives'
problems. The .Oay ont, con-
cludes Miss Norris, is not d.
porce, but patience and bobe.
Better days will come.