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HELP DOMESTIC.

CHLDkENs NURSE. white Or eolored'
GS eeok: siss ssslor.s' tuil time liy. in Or ess; W
COOK, settled. assist with 2. children, sls
days. other help employed. live in. Call
COOK. FER 1 small family; to :, take care are. Of
snd soak retsr.ne.. ss e ' ieautrsd Cali Wo. ssss
COOK. sen.rsl hou,.Sork; good salary
COOK, expsr. only: city .sd rets,; free to &C, 60
to to o4 Mone on WIFI. III n etg EN- ssG so
COOK. for summer home in New Hamp-
shire; large family; cooking only. Tele-
phone NO. 47s7 before 10 am. or after
ssfd care sesfes 81 s5 sbdls" Es s DO 'e VI hssfs
sa ssthssds 1f bus Sei st asorsis and Alaska ave.
CIV, s.Deg; . !!ys in over .! Is local r.':
eSery ifVa othsf Sun. off; SIS week Or 1865.
eHw;. as;ssss, q . e ss.psEl.nese; M no cooking; m
s caro- d'ys uE saSso sassso city fefsrsnee' h..lss %
CIV: and care si 2 beys, aSs, 7ana 7-annaa s.
Y; room i'm ; st Week 'o1;
ences. W.. Fft4. -lS
GIRL; an =; to 90 .pSIs1tn pI.tn 'ootins and sh;ix.;
HOMEMAKER, settled, needips good home;
salary, take entire charSe; Q adults HI
1885. 6Qsi Brooks rd: sc. -16
HOusEKEEPER to take care Of home and
children. csll Ii. 1884 or apply Sat.
or Sun. after IL. 1928 Trinidad ave. ne.
lie
HousEKEEPER, unencumbered. middle
ased good cook and love children town
ends in country II desired; permanent to
a real honemaker. Call CO; 1000 OF
write to MRS. JOSEPH c. KENNEDY, 3401
MAID. lisnt colored age 1881; to clean
doctors once and answer Phone mornings
Apply I-S or 81 pm. 1882 Eye st. NV.
basement.
ss. children: nonsmoker; S26 per wk.
i've ia or out. ia. 442o Is
81 Children: i've In. work . nishts; s2S
Per wiz Bendix. Health eard. ref. CAL
Mr53e sxhiss. tsiSts sst s and psnd S. sor tourisl
esnp, GOOD salary. live In. BOX 14s-A'
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

GOING KENTUCKY 18th: several days
vacation, would take man driver. must
have D c. permit. Box 141-A. Star. Ia
GENTLEMAN desires transportation Ocean
Star 16s
COLLEGE STUDENT, experienced. care
ful driver wants to chauffeur couple or
family on their summer trip available
June 20 to Sept. is. Box 124-A. Star.
CALIFORNIA-Passene share expense;
new Olds, Call Alex. 1877, or write Box
12s-A. Star.
PVT. OWNER will loan 1910 Buick bus.
cpe. to resp. person. to drive to Ventura,
Cal, at own expense motor recond., new
tires; car ms: leave approx. June /, ar
rive before June Il; permit and refs. REQ.
HO. 1882 after g.
YOUNG MAN wants ride to Columbia, Mo.
via st. Louis, on or about June /; share
expenses. Gil. S154. 18s
DRIVING TO PORTLAND, Ores. via Chi
caso: AZ Buick: can take 2. MI: O5Sl.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AIRPLANE FLYING N6TRUC1ION undef
GI bill. Men. and women. Phone Olive:
MODEM TRAINING in beauty culture. all
subjects taught. Approved By Government
COLLEGE. 1910 @ ct. NV. pI 1872.
LEARN TO DRIvE-Look for the two
steering wheels: permits; 2. c.. Ma, an and
BEAUTY OPERATORS Modern
training in, all subjects; day, night and
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL. 1910 N. Y.
ave, ME. 777S. Estab 1918.
FRENCH-Private instruction and CONVEX
sation practice by highly cultured widow
Ct eG GYroPesn dipomst tp Hobart .,5ss lSss ,nor
inss for June J. Enroll now CARVER
VOCATIONAL INSTITUTE, 14th and T
POPULAR PLANO taught in 20 lessons,
improvlsing, harmony and theory incl.
Results guaranteed. CHARLES g NEWMAN EDH N
STUDIOS, 1106 G st. NV, ME. 400 or
RA h300 ApuroYed for OF trainingA20
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

ENGLISH NURSERY GOVERNESS, highest
references, can drive car; temporary or
permanent; children over preference;
go anywhere. Box 131-A, Star. IA
GIRL, colored wants work laund. or cafe
Call HO. 0720. -15
GIRL, colored, desires position as light
housework and assist with children; ex-
perienced. Call DE. 6465.
GIRL, coiored, wants days work; refs
GIRL, colored. wants part-time or days
work. days. DI. 1901.
LADY, would like days work or part time
Call between 7:30 am. and 6 pm, LU
WOMAN, 40, wants days work or house.
work, can cook: from Virginia; references.
DE. 1857.
WOMAN. colored. wants Job In small
family. plain cook and housework; live in;
ref. RE 1894
WOMAN. col0red, 10 years cooking exi 4;
family; to live out: free to go away sum-
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ADDITIONS. Al home improvemnts from
70 pay. HAMILTON n coNT. 5S CO.. RE 4s77'
AsKEws HOME SERVICE, painting, paper
hanging. floor sanding, ETC.; prompt serv-
SspHsaifr lss 1sif: qH PAvifsa2Driv.w.y fsse0 parking
guaranteed. Free estimates. Cali qlebe
ASPHALT DRIVEWAY and concrete. re-
coMs es5sfssS as eo Ro5emps o. 'esss5 1885,
sfRik esRSksT1 T 7ass .Dests ir PRICES 81 4es fres
Al builder. rsmodelins. repairs and new
work; complete ;buildins service Of every
SsserptI9n SsIs hsd9 or cs a1a JOHN CROSS oIssn-
CEMENT eTss 21l woRk, 'ston. walls. .nasstone.
terraces. walks. chimneys. freplaces. &C.
ppe Al. fns Of e
sheskSlilzEs; "a; SS9ps RoekyIflis ssss; Mi4 d.
furnaces; overhaulins Of oil burners, clean
sns snd ts. dooss Gssras Phosh. cH
COMPLETE PLUMBING, tile bathrooms.
homs personal na sggsrvsion Sgs1
ways. poreiies, basement doors, steps and
81. walls; old and new work. C. GALA:
cc66seeIRIrpF c6 eIag z VI AWoksfks1.can US for walks.
foundations. waterprconnEs undsEg!nnIIns,
oN sqysrt 8 eaUr SfNaG
dra. va. TIE. 1857.
DRIvEWAYs, parking lots. tennis courts
swimming pools, bulldozer and hand grad
les: ssssisssos si' Is our Soeso L. g.,
TsScEsb .s chain na I41s |!gk buy no" be'or.
FfSoooS sElSiCsgresnins but the psss'
S sS eSsHs a5sesisas sEuis Sd niaia isia Sas Woe
piianse.: Altico xall tlie, ail coisss; rubber !,
aG92sgTsv1E E oS coSTkAerfsS eafs sr 'Ss5 co
Toff aasrsnSssa a nonshy terms a sres ..si- T.
%fehfSs % Ms sftbSfsfaaNEp tSfs fays B ss sssnst Installed by
esss ssSness tops 'a
..s. MSbrRs itsrsss aoMr stsoe g. NA Ga s7o fe
pairs: white mechanic; interior, exterior;
q eo ny own york; n,r TA: 1.so; 80. 80
esl,sat0' .sIn ~ ANS ans's materials and worknss'
SCR SCREEN S Doors. SCREEN w1RE-Lasse
stock OF screen wire, bronze, salv. and
oes s ave MoIps s'' sosow s'ei ;sfss
North Capitol and K sts.. Republic 2so2.
wArEHPRoorrNa. vet cellars. wallis
.ssse. .sess !'Pe,sed e. press s''ph RE hsso'A@s
ATTENTION, HOME owNERs-AnY xerk.
Ss { 's' 81 s' 74ss ssAss,s
2040 any time, y3'
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES Cent,

PAINTING AND PAPERING-We do, our
own work and do it right Call any time time
PATNTfNG SE Ting AND pAPERINa-we 90 Viz
Rss@S' .s.zss M 1862 ssE1 a sof
PAINTING AND PAPERHANGNG-Exc
lent len EqEk At yeIy HHss reasonable Drie. Can
sthsFe, sANFoRp. 5eDTiss X. s4as ''''"a'e' is
PAPERING-PAINTING, floor sanding; ex-
terror and interior decorator since 1923;
Fsisifs .sS ss s7Is..
PAPER han E2SGISG ING and Msfi painting@4n hon
est Job; reasonable price: immediate service
regretted; Estimates free; i do the work.
S!n9s kkzsSesIfsss oSL4 SS se4s &. MR.
$s.: Sssassa qE EA1ss5Se BngSsAFvs f sH6 * IL
PAPER HANGrNGs-rcEs. estimates. Ee.-
SAPEs hANdiNs AND PAiNrING. Kem-
Tsqans tesa ca 0f5t pu Tsn1shed se7a Work ns
PAPERHANGING, this week only 81 and
up per nm; 1e4s washable, ,s ssynfast papesss;
F2FksNG as5 an
ms isf yh!is MIX m5shasissS 1a ss54 Rooms $40 YD
meehsnics. nSsi n'I; Du. oSs 9obs. "0'A"'n'' NIs VS.
PAPERING. PAINTING; 2 white mechan-
ss se % cs aE f. ERsss oses ssss a.
PHOTOS and photostatic copies for pass
pfomp st1 seree ssrzfs cAf ss
FHN6 FHS 21a fGs1sG Psans AND Svi vsirPAiRrse ..
pfns m.ts servss es " VA vGFf Ssss free s'
White nechsnics. Teiephone ne VI l." 41ss or
fPEAsaffEsRalNe. f all types: fast. efneient ss
service; white mechanics. Cali NO. 0634.
PLUMBrNG AND HEArrNG-constructtion,
remodeling and. jobbing. Weii-eQuipped
sl.Ds shGns six TRUCKS close personal super
Faaa eouny Rs'ei sfTgas
S:;E's; s$$#s: jim E;t;; 81: 5{S 5S
PLTMBiNG AND Heating. tobb,ns and
remodslins; gas water heaters. THOMAS
PSRchw PoRcH AND ASSMh WINDOW DOW SCREENS made a to
order. For free estimate cali TIE. gl26.
REFRIGERATOR REPAIRED. all makes,
anteed; 24.hour service. ABc APPLIANCE
EfFRisER2ToRs, MOTORS. washing ln ma,
chines 24-hour service; household and
s, sommeI I'm eial; gIasran.eed work: pEpENDo
RocF iEskse ws9 GG or a eears sl a rx
sSsy{S WsPpE. r. 4sss '0o' x.1iso
Sss. 1;s 81 T4ss est <?'SE' : Ss'
ROOF REPA1Rs. cutters, downspoutss.' all
Ra s49s prompt
slate, Stag and tin roofs; general sheet
asss' RsRs' 4s: ..i FHSRsYs MI
ROOFING. timing, roof painting. repair
Rd55iSs qE.ff ss snSs''v .s., '' .,on'. @s
sS1nf Z JOHN 'taiia sssDsEs
scRdEENs-scREENs-scREENs - Com
p,ete line OF wire and wood for all types
dreenbeit 524l or s7o7 for free estimates.
STONE, FLAGsToNE AND cKMENT-spe-
stone, also cement drives. porches walls.
steps ralks val sellers etc For free est
TELEyISION installation and repairs: work
done in your home: free estimates; vet
eran; 20 yrs: electronic exp. IA. 0724 IT.
TILE REPAIRS. work guaranteed. M. J.
All work guafanteed. RE. 1l77, UNITED
TYPEMRTfR CO: sl3 !4th NV.
8 IT, wide and IT. long. Have your blinds
thoroughly cleaned by our modern machine
method. WASHINGTON SHADE g. AVN.
ING CO.. 202l 7th st NV Du 5000.
HORN; new construction, homes and COM
mercial; remodelins. 433 K st. NV. MA.
;iSog To INSTALL, repair, all types roofs, sut-
ters spouting. sheet metal work; no money
down, SO mos. to pay; work guaranteed.
c.. w. BROWN. residence. AID. 7941;
AAA APPLIASCE Co.-1o@ off on cash
and carry repairs, radios, fans, etc. 1882
wisconsin Ave NO 0OS2 -l6
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HONE IMP. COMPANIES tcsse.,
sc1EEN Y0GR FO4CH, while hays "a e.
material. Call Sligo 3o42, w. D.. TAYLOE
eOe Greenwood ave. Takoms Park. Nd
WATERPROoFING, all kinds below gIads
PRICE. Wisconsin $3.50. 16.
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l0ontinusd % Nsr Pssss
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ATTENTION, HOME oWNERs--Any work
from foundation TO roof Gail HARRIS q
HARRIS, Contractors. ST. 74Se or kA
2O40 any time. g3'
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES. calcuIators cleaned.
OILED and adjusted. AL work guaranteed
RE- l177. UNITED TYPEWRITER Coa
s43 sh5IEn latn nmsscHiNNIIs g. aiNNII ryprwRrrERs pur.
Evening star., 1948-05-14

COLORED-RESTAURA = Beer, vine
doing good business; long established: ex-
cellent location; owner has other interests
win sell or take partner; price reasonable
terms Elk. 0OS4
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-01-02
WRECKAGE OF PLANE
 FOUND NEAR KLAWOCK

! IkLAWOCK- Discovery of wreck lage believed from military pIane which crashed during the war has been reported here by Ed Pera- trovieh and ". J. Church of the Louise II They found an airplane wheel and a lady's leather hand bag, also the left side of a rubber flying boot. while walking on the beach at Warm Chuck bay. Hecate island.
 At the same time. Richard Carrie. captain of the Louise II and John Peratrovich found a first aid kit ,n he beach.
 The supposition is that these are from an Army transport plane that disappeared duing the war. .only now being washed ashore Also found was a small red flashIgbl.
 The four men say that they be lieve they know just about where the plane might be lying. because .of the way the tide carries in drifts to the beach. They ffepra that the wheel came mp at This time because. the. plane is finally disintegrating. The wheel is fun of barnaeles. which shows il was in deep water
 All the items found are on dis play here at the Busy corner store where any interested parties may examine them.
 They will also be assisted by the crew Of the Louise IT,
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lis appointed by a council, it is to his interest to make good appoint .ments because he must make a good record to hold his job.
 g. Win not the plan result in autoeratie government by the man lager instead o democratic govern ment?
 Quite the contrary. Democracy consists in controlling public offi- cers, not necessarily in electing them, and that way is most demo cratic which gives the peopele the surest control. The most effective way for the people to control their public officers is to choose a repre- sentative group of citizens lthe couneiD with power to hire the chief executive of the city. The council, if it is representative. can be relied on 10 keep a check on what he is doing and fire him any time he is unsatisfactory.
 10. Since it is frequently impos- slble to find a trained city manag- CT residing in a city which adopts the plan, is not an out-of-town manager likely to be out of touch with local sentiment2
 The city council. composed as il is of local men and women elected by the people. determines all mai ters of policy and the manager car ries out it's orders. The problems of all cities are similar from an ad- ministrative standpoint. Hence the manager need not be in close touch with the community prior to accepting office for he has potbino to do with the policy of the com munity. In fact, if he comes from out or town he has none of the 1o- cal entanglements that arise i'm eFlia0iy from a residence in a citv He Is identified with no faction or political party and has no obliga- lions which might lead him in grant fayors or special privileges His freedom to make decisions in dependent of local influence and his broader experience more than make up for his initial lack of iD- innate acquaintance with the com munity. Witness a school superin- tendent or head Of a hospital. The positions are parallel
 tThe above questions and
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-01-02
GOES OUTSIDE AFTER
30 YEARS IN WRANGELL

oV IEAho IN WkANGELL Fred Dahl for many years pardner in the operation of the HraugeH Telephone Company. Jeff Tuesday night on the Alaska for Seattle on his first trip Outside in about thirty years. He went to the Queen City for eye treatment
 Accompanying Mir Dahl was Sari Schumacher, another pioneer Nrangell man They expect to r-- turn in about two weeks.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-01-02
CARD oF THANKS

Ne wish to thank all our friends and ueighbors for their many kindnesses and for floral offerings in the death of our beloved hus- band and father. Tver P. Nore. We wish especially to thank MT. l.. NJ. Campbell who took charge of fun eral arrangements and Brother William Gum. who conducted the funeral services.
 Mrs Mini NOre
 Bert Nore and Family
 Ingar Nore and Family
 Martin Nore and Family
 Nels Nore
 Ingyald Nore
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-01-02

Entered ia ths Postoffics at Wran sell. Alaska. as second class mat ter under act 0f Congress of March ,. 1878.
 AEaBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
 The Associated Press is entitled exclusively to the use for repub l. cation Of all the local news prin ca h this newspaper, as well as ali AP news dispatches.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-01-02
TO VISIT RELATIVES

Mrs. Sam Pickering and two small children. Linda and Johnny. left Tuesday night on the Alaska Tor Seattle where they will visi- Ars. Piekering's people for tho next month or six weeks. Mrs. Pickering is tn wife of the oper- ator in charge at the local office oi the Alaska Communications System.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-01-02
MASON SOUTH

Julius Mason. assistant superin- lendent at the City Light Plant left on the Alaska Tuesday for the south. He went down for an eye examination and expects to return about the middle of January
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-01-02

answers were compiled by the National Municipal League at 229 Broadway, New York City, N. Y.)
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-01-02
10 SEATTLE

Joseph Cornwall was a passenger on the Alaska Tusday night for Seattle
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-03-19

incorporated limits of the Town of Wrangen."
 Passed and approved by the Common Council of the Town of Wrangell, Alaska, a municipal cor pOratiOn, at its Special session held on the 18th day of March, 1948, SPECIAL ELECTION WILL BE HELD in the said Town of Wran- gell, Alaska, on the 9th day of April. 1948, between the hours of 9 o'clock A. M. and 2 o'clock P. NJ. of said day, at which election all qualified electors of the Town of Wrangell, as hereinafter speeiGieed. are invited to vote on the follow ing proposal. to-wit:
 PROPOSAL: Shall the Town of Wrangell, Alaska, incur a bonded indebtedness in the sum of $S5.-I O00.0O, and issue and sell its nego- tiable general obligation bonds in that sum, the proceeds therefromI to be used for constructing an ad- dition to. and for improving and. extending, the Towns pubi school building and raise money toI pay off the bonds and interest by levying three (3) mill special as sessment against all real and perl sOnal property in the limits of the Town of Wrangell?
 That the entire area embraced within the corporate limits of said Town of Wrange1 shall constituted one voting precinct; and that tn voting place shall be in that cer- tain building at Wrangen, Alaska
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-03-19
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE TOWN OF WRANGELL, AL- ASILA.
 That pursuant to the Act of Con- gress of May 2S, 1886. as amended June 14, 1897 GAS USCA 44a-44e) authorizing municipal corporation in the Territory of Alaska to con- struct, improve, extend, better, re- pair, reconstruct, or acquire publi works of a permanent character, and to incur bonded indebtedness and issue negotiable bonds for any or all of such purposes to an a. mount which, including existin bonded indebtedness shall not ex ceed 10 per centum of the aggre- gate taxable value of the real and personal property within the cor pOrate limits of such municipal corporations, and pursuant to the Resolution of the Town of Wran- gell, Alaska, entitled
 "A RESOLUTION, OrdeGing a special election within the Town of Wrangell, Alaska, for the purpose of submitting to the qualified vot- CTS of said City a proposal to incur a bonded indebtedness, in the sum of $85,OOO.O0 and to issue and sell negotiable general obligation bonds of said Town in that sum, pursuant to the provisions of the Act of Congress of May 28, 1886, as a. mended June 14, 1887 GAS USCA 44a-44e), the proceeds to be used for constructing an addition to, and for improving and extending, the public school building of the Town of Wrangell, and for other purposes. Bonds to be repaid from funds raised by a special three (S) mill assessment against all real and personal property within the
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-03-19

known as CITY HALL in Block Eight, Lot Eight.
 COMMON COUNCIL Town of Wrangell ROBERT WICKMAN
 Clerk
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-03-19
CONGRESS SPLITS OVER TRUMAN PLAN FOR UT.
 AND REVIVAL OF DRAFT

WASHINGTON - Congress spli down the middle this week on President Truman's plans for shor- ing up the nations military strength with universal training and revival of the draft.
 Party labels were lose in the shuffle as leaders divided over the two measures MT. Truman said are needed to flex the muscles of a cOutnry that has become the prin cipal protector of the free world against communism"
 The upshOt seemed to be a trend toward giving the President one but not bOth-of the manpower raising laws.
 AS a third step to halt the ag- gTessiYe march of "one nation (Russia) MT. Truman also called for quick and final approval of the $5,3OO,O00,0OO Marshall plan fo European recovery.
 The Senate already had passe it's bill. And, within four hours of the President's address to Congress the House foreign affairs commi tee stamped it's approval on a sim liar program.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-03-19
HELD HERE

Otto D. Wilde is being held in Federal Jail here pending orders from Juneau. He was arrested thi week by Deputy U. s. Marshal Jack Krepps on a Juneau warrant charging larceny by check. Wilde was taken before U. S. Commis- aiOner Richard Suratt who fixed bond at $1,OOO. He will be return ed to Juneau for trial.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-03-19
EASTER SUNRISE SERVICE
 AT ASSEMBLY MISSION

Brother William Gum, of the Assembly of God Mission announc es that there will be an Easter Sunrise Service at the Mission on Easter Sunday, March 28, at 2 am.
 Brother Gum extends a cordia invitation to the public to attend.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-03-19
COMING } } LOUIs-wALCOTT FIGHT PICTURES

has big hospital near town and
 the patients were taken there tenn porarily until other arrangements can be worked out The hospital is owned and operated by the Meth odist Board of Missions. II was the
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-03-19
PWM OF OEs TO MEET

The Past Worthy Matron's Club of Wrangell Chapter II, Order of Eastern Star, will hold it's monthly meeting at D. m. tonight at the home of Mrs. H. B. Thornquist.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-03-19

third hospital disaster in the Ter ritory in the past year. Palmer hospital burned a few months ago and Valdez lost its hospital about a year ago. Neither has been re- built.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-03-19
CHECKING RECORDS

John Germaine and Frank Rut- ledge of the U. s. Bureau of Mines Office left yesterday for Peters burg after being in Wrangell a week checking mine lOcatio claims in this area.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-03-19
To RRING RAcK RnAT

Arnold Fry flew to Seattle Tues day where he will meet his father. The two men will return to Wran- gell shortly with a new boat.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-03-19
PERISCOPE

Continued from Page One) and the hospitals some 20 patients was the fact that the Army airbase
Evening star., 1948-10-05
By Angeio Pafri

When We assign a task to a child
whether 1t be a book lesson or a
chore like taking the dandelions out
of the lawn-we should be more
concerned about the effect the duty
has upon his character than getting
the job done and over with. Usually
we could do the Job in a quarter Of
the time and in peace Of mind and
body. But because we want to train
the child, to discipline his mind and
body-particularly his mind because
the body will obey its dictates-we
assign 1t to the child.
We should study the matter be-
fore starting out on the project.
Is the task within his ability? Has
he the essential facts we'll in hand
and mind before he begins? Is he
in the right mood to do a good job?
Has he the right tools and mate
rials? Are you allowing him enough
time while setting limit to it? If
not, the child will be unable to do a
thorough job, and thorough 1t must
be il it is to affect his character
benevolently.
Having set the job, assuring one
self that the essentials for success
have been met. stand by in an en-
couraging attitude, not necessarily
in the child's immediate presence,
but always in spirit. Now and then
60 to see how he is getting along,
offer q helpful suggestion. giving a
Evening star., 1948-10-05
By Josephine Lowman

I have never known a woman who
was entirely pleased with her figure
As a matter of fact, women have a
tendency to exaggerate rather than
underestimate those, little bulges
and rolls that make us feel old and
awkward at any age. This is for
tunate because most Of the figure
faults we have can be stopped in
their contour tracks II they are
attacked soon enough, and all Of
them can be improved.
Even in very young women We
sometimes see the first shadow of
the matronly figure which is to
come. The most usual are a little
bulge at the thighs, a slight double
chin, a little pad of fat on a for
merly fiat tummy and slight thick
ening through the waistline.
There are many splendid and
effective exercises for the various
defects in our figure. Today I am
going to give you an exercise for
waist slimming. This exercise is
also good for fat below the waist
line, at the sides on the upper hip.
Stand erect with your feet COM
fortably separated. Raise your
arms upward, overhead Bend your