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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-11-04
NEWS FOR
VETERANS

Documentary evidence of de-
tendency should be submitted to
Veterans administration immed-
lately by veterans with disabil-
ity ratings of go percent or more
in order that they may qualify
for increased compensation pay
mentS.
Public Law 877 of the 80th
Congress provides additional al
lowances for such disabled vet
erans who have a wife. children
or dependent parents. The mar
ried veteran may receive up to
$21 extra, with added amounts
for additional dependents.
Veterans whose dependents
are recorded in their VA claims
folders as of Sept. /, 1948, will
have until Dec. l to file the ev-
idence>These awards will be re-
troactive to Sept. /, the effective
date of the law. Otherwise, the
effective date of the increase will
be the date of receipt of the ev-
idence.
AS evidence of a wife and
children, a veteran may submit
certified copies of public or
church records. If for any reason
these are not available he should
submit the best evidence at
hand, such as sworn statements
of responsible persons. For par
ents, proof of dependency in the
form of sworn statements as to
income and property ownership
are required.
The first CT Bill deadline is
not far away, Veterans Admin
istration said today.
Veterans discharged before
July 25, 1947, have only until
July Is, l949 to apply for re-
adjustment allowances for un-
employment and self-employ-
| ment.
GPs discharged after the 1947
date have until two years after
discharge.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-11-04
Works Where
3 Out Of 4
Colds Start!

Quick! When your
head is stuffed-up with I
a cold, put a few drops
of Vicks Va-tro-nol in
each nostril and feel
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-11-04

Births-A daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Warner, Belle Val
ley.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-11-04

Marriages-Ina Stoffel, Har-
riettsville, and Frank E. Ralston,
Columbus; Martha Atkinson,
Barnesville, and Paul Boyd, also
of Barnesville; George w. Peo-
Piles, Winterset, and Alma Far
son, Caldwell; Alfred McCor-
mick, Glencoe, and Iona Bun
gardner, CALDWELL; Lawrence
Kirkbride, Senecaville, and Mar
garet Leasure, SarahsVille.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-24
lLOCAL ROUNDUP
Hortmon boy sorry gets
rs years. faces more

COT want to tell him / didn't
mean, to do it, and al
though l can't bring back his
wife's life, am sorry just the
same.
These were the words of IS
year-old James Hartmann, SEN
fenced this week to a 25-year jail
term for the murder of Mrs.
Gracelyn Bush last Sept. "a, as
he thought out loud about the
feelings of the murdered woman's
husband, Rev. Francis Bush, to-
ward him.
Hartmann, who will grow old in
Jail for his crime, faces only the
possibility of an even longer Jail
sentence.
Plans for the boys future were
being mapped by Richard B.
Austin, acting states attorney,
who will prosecute Hartmann, be-
ginning March l, on a charge of
burglary tone year to life on con-
victiom and crime against nature
tone to 20 years..
Austin said that if the jury
convicts, the state will ask that
the sentences be made to run con-
secutively and separate from the
murder sentence.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-24
SLush fund?

An investigation by both houses
of the state legislature into activi-
ties of the Illinois Public Aid
Commission revealed that money
appropriated for relief is being
used to create patronage jobs and
to pay off obligations by certain
politicians, Rep. Fred J. Smith
said this week.
Smith said many on relief rolls,
including the aged, dependent
children and the blind, are suf-
fering because Clients with poll
teal connections were given more
public aid than those who refused
to reveal their party ties"
The purpose of the probe, Smith
said, was to uncover outstanding
of funds entrusted to the public
aid commission"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-24
Proyus inferno

Six deaths was the score in the
gas-blast that wrecked the Provus
Bros. furniture Co. at 619 N. La
Sale this week.
While gas company men were
still looking for the source of a
leak, the blast last Friday sud-
denly ripped the building apart.
Pinned under the wreckage was
Joseph Brown, 81, of 802 In
dependence Blvd, shipping
clerk. Firemen found him alive
but couldn't free him from the
piled debris for IL grueling hours,
Brown died the next day al
Henrotin hospital.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-24
Not guiItyr

The double standard - an d
farmer Glenn Marsh-had won.
The jury (six men, six women)
had heard all the lurid details of
the Rockford farmers extended
extra-marital affair with 28-year
old Mrs. Katherine Anderson, who
lived with her husband and father
on farm down the road.
Mrs. Anderson had told the jury
that Marsh had murdered her
husband, Vernon, and her father,
Grant Muhlein, when it appeared
that he might not be able to con-
tinue his relations with her.
Then Marsh's defense had open
ed up on Mrs. Anderson. 1t was
all her fault. She had misled her
hapleSs sutton. She had sinned.
The tight-lipped country folk in
the jury had listened silently, filed
into their chamber to consider a
verdict. Four hours and three bal
lots later they returned to the
crowded courtroom: Glenn Marsh
was not guilty of numbering his
sweetheart's husband. snv
''I'm a lucky guy" said the
gallant who had managed to throw
the blame on his one-time sweet
heart.
But his luck had another test
coming: States Attorney Max A.
Weston announced that "as soon
as possible" Marsh would go on
trial for murder again-for the
Staying of Grant Muhlein.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-24
.Disc0d

Artur Rodzinsh had stepped
down from the podium of publ
city, but it seemed as though all
Chicago was ready to take his
place in the spotlight.
No doubt the officers of the
Chicago Orchestral Association
had not expected such fortissimo
reaction from its abrupt and un-
expected dismissal of the famed
conductor as leader of the Chi
cago Symphony.
The main protest seemed TO
come from. "a group of music
lovers a well-or-
ganixed group-who announced
through Waller B. Wolf. an
attorney. that fheY would under
take to defend Rodzinski against
the associations charges.
Controversy stemmed from the
conductors absence from eigh,
concerts.
The association, critics charged
made the "thinly yelled" com
plant that Rodzinski had put
forth alibis feigning illness.
Wolf and his associates pre-
sented what they said were doc
tors statements to support thei1
claim that Rodzinski had beer
suffering from a serious attack Of
pleurisy.
Music lovers watched the con.
troversy remembered the dull ole
days before Rodzinski's arriva
here, and hoped.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-24
This weeks comics
Justice catches up with
McHaystack, Shoulders

grand, it looks like he'll die
from the wound.
Isn't it enough to give you
stoop Shoulders?
AND the Dragon Lady's in
a spot too, although she doesn't
know it yet. !
Chazz Charles, the little
stinker (the Dragon Lady
spilled perfume all over him),
has contrived a trap for the DL.
1t better work: Spray
O'Hare, for whom the freckles
bloom on the homely mug of
Chazz, is so mad at him that
she's ready to fly home to the
US. from China.
But if Chazz can trap the
Dragon Lady and prove that
Sprays father was not guilty
of gun-running, all will be for
given.
NEWS ITEM: Steven Canyon.
has managed to shine as an
, imperialist by taking over the
anyways of a Far Eastern land.
Comment: goody, goody =
which is merely a Far Eastern
way of saying, "He should drop
dead!"
Kerry Drake Is still trying
to find a mystery about a rich
man who acts like he's nuts.
Let it be noted that for once
we refrained from comment
despite the temptation.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-24

TOR years the faithful fol-
lowers of LII Abner have
known that Kickapoo Joy Juice
can really make you high, but
this week it brought LII Alb
ner down to earth.
The rough and ready citi-
zens of Dogpatch, wandering
around in utter darkness
caused by an atomic cloud,
hanged the harmless Yokum
lad to a high tree because they
suspected him of making wild
love to all the lovely 1asses of
the valley.
The accidental explosion of
a keg of Kickapoo Joy Juice,
however, proved that the bev-
erage was more potent than
the atom bomb.
The explosion destroyed the
atomic cloud and revealed the
real culprit. Romeo McHaY-
stack. that moldY masher. and
Lii Abner has been cut down
from the tIee-just in lime.
BUT ROMEO'S not the only
varmint who got it this week.
Dick Tracy still hasn't caught
Shoulders, the thug who stole
the jewels from the top of a
monument, but Shoulders has
been shot-in the shoulder.
Although he made his get
away TO the fence" who prom
ised to buy the gems for 100
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-24

yourself tagged as engineering a
red plot"
The vets, students at several
Chicago colleges, expressed their
amaZement this week when four
members of the delegation from
De Paul University Embossed
charges that the whole affair had
a red faint. u 80 IT, e- 49, IL
The De Paul group, led by Will
liam ]. Hurley, %, 1887 Estes
Ave, based their charges on re-
ports that in the Washington
homes where they were lodged
they found (a) copy of the pub
LEGATION, "In Fact eb) etchings OF
Russian soldiers; (c)~a dachshund
named "Joe Stain"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-24
Stoop-shouIdered?

A key slipped into the lock
of real estate office at 3204
w. Harrison ST.. the door
opened. and the burglars walk
ed in.
When they staggered out
few minutes LATER they were
carrying a large safe contain
ing $ls.324 which they had
taken from the Harrison and
Kedzie Currency Exchange next
door after knocking a hole In
the eighf-inch wall separating
the two buildings.
Police set out 10 look for
band of stoop -shouldered bar
glars.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-24
Trust focus

A suit for $4,000, eco treble
damages was filed against the
Eastman Kodak Co. on antitrust
charges here this week by the
Revere Camera Co., a small com
petitor.
The Eastman Co. was charged
with monopoly and trade restraint
in films, cameras and projectors
for amateur use.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-24
Evidence

A group of Chicago vets who
went to Washington last week to
ask for increased subsistence
under the Gil. Bill of Rights
learned that's a sure way to get
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-24
Eviction

A 30-daY eviction notice was
the only clue TO the suicide of
Otto Hirsch. ~. $40 Armitage
Ave-. who was found dead this
week with rubber tube in his
mouth attached 10 \ gas jet.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-04-10
0nkrl friliittrt
Miutnttrtl amB
(Sortieeune Don eetfe II

(Sortfeeurte Don getfe ~
6emiiBigt, pentgItens eine @eIte oes
|guteu 8illens gu MAIDEN. Sic nab.
men oarum nit groBem gifer in bie
8orlage Die 8eitimml,ng ouf, oaB,
Iotueit Der 8uno in 8etraht fomn1t,
fein prin5ipieller @inmo11o beItebt,
bob Die Staaten 9farrIbiiler an Dem
8aibinstoner GoIbregen teilnebmen
laiien. 3ie Serren Senatoren tpiiien
ober, oaB Ite iif barii6er feline Gorge
5u MAIDEN brnll6en - - 0u es l1n=
ter Sen adtl,nooier5ig Staaten faun1
einen ein5ieen gibt, ser bon oem Sri-
pileg, allh bie Bfarri6ulen Su be.
riidiidtigen, @ebrau6 MAIDEN miro.
@enn mir es porber nidt getpuBt
baben iollten, tuiiien mir es iebt, baB
mir bon einem iGfulariiierten Staat
unb bon religios eleidgiiltigen, ipenn
nif)t gegen Stride unb GbriItentum
leingeitellten 8eiebgebern feline Sair-
neB 5lt eriparten baben uno baB mir
uns ein5ig ol1f uns ielbIt unb 8ottes
Silfe berlaiien miiilen - tuie es ieit
pielen SSSabr5ebnten Sraoition Der
omerifaniihen &utbolifen gepelen lit.
ltnb 10 lperoen mir Inn 10 freier
uno ltnabbdngiger bleiben - llno Inn
10 itdrfer i'm Sample gegen bie reli-
gionsfeinolihen Wdhte, Die nidt al
lein uns Gbrilten, ionoern oas gan5e,
bon ibnen ldngIt l1lterminierte
Stats uno 8olferleben beoroben.
Iie 3eit miro fommen, ba man er-
fennen miro, oaB oieier &umpf ni6t
oaein cine religiole uno iittlide
Bfliht mar, ionoern auf cine bod
beOeutiame paterlanoiIfe Sat gegen=
iiber Dem totalitdren Staat.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-04-10

faniihen, britii6en nnb fran5oiii6en
SadberItdnbigen, Die iid nit Der
ginbe5iebung bes Saar-@ebiets in
Dos fran5oiiide 8irtIdaftsgebiet be-
i6aftigen.
Ser american Sperieos aio-ltnit.
eo 9ationals 9lppeal for Gbiloren,
beiien Sis iid in Ietp gorf, SO
8rooopop, befinbet, bot ioeben NIT.
geteilt, oaB Die oeuti6en &inoer IN
bas Silfsprogramm oes llgt sSnter-
national Gbilbren's emergency 5unb
einbe5ogen tporoen lino. Ser grefrz
tipausihub oes SGg5 beIdloB nit
bier gegen cine Stimme, oaB Geutid=
Lamb nunmebr in Die Geibe Der 2dn=
Der altfgenommen miro, beren Sim
ser bonn &inoerbilfsfonos unterItiits
5ung erbalten 1peroen, porausgeIest,
| boB oie aommanbierenoen Ser 8eiets
5ungs5one Elm entlprefenoes slnlu-
hen Tim Silfe an ben Sonos ri6ten.
|Sobolo oieIe aorperiduft elm oerarti=
ges Iniu6en erbdlt, miro lie iiber Die
Wittel uno @ege I6liiiiig perben, BEN
Seutiden ainoern gu beIfen.
Sn bieiem Sobre itnb eS ahtbrn-
BERT Sabre, ieitoem bas 3ilter6ieniers
Hotter guBertal in ser &beinpfal5
burh SEN Sitter Stefon bon Morl=
beim gegriinoet ipuroe. slnldBlih Die
les ieltenen Subildums iino entipres
denoe Seierlidfeiten oorgeleben. Sic
2urhfiibrllng Der Sorarbeiten Iiegt
in Sdnoen Der fatbolii6en 8farrge-
meinoe. Som &loIter ielbIt itebt nur
nod sic belltiee Efarrfirde. Iuf BEN
Guinen oes &loiters tuuroe 6ie Srt-
Ildaft guBertal erbuut. 8utsgebal,oe,
sic gum einItigen 8lolter geborten,
Iteben iebod beute nod, 10 Der Gogel-
| Itoderbof on ser @emarflngsgren5e,
ser @aloDielenbof in Gernbad neblt
bem 8fal5bof, Der beute, penn aut
I'M umgeballten 3ultano erbalten lit.
slnOere ebelnnlige Sofe ser untgebung
fielen friiberen 6eboen llnO &rtegen
gum Spfer. ueber bas &loiter @uBer-
tol beItebt cine 1lmfongreide @e=
ihidtsidreibung. 2ange 3eit paren
sic einltigen Monfe oes &lolter Gut
Bertal oie 8erDalter uno Sitter Ser
Fethsflelnooien auf. oem Srifels.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-04-10
Hrrn1ifdltra

Sic omerifaniihen llnioerIitater
nit gan5 penieen Iusnabmen baber
infolge oes fommuniltiiden Staats,
ltreifs ibre 8eteiligung an Der Se6s.
bunoertiabrfeier Ser ltniperiitat HraQ
riidgangig gemadt.
Gas Saar=8ebiet miro felt Dem /
Iprtl I'M Sanoelsoerfebr nit Dem
iibrigen Geutldlano als rIuslanb"
bebanoelt. .9ies lit bas @rgebnis Ell,
mes abfommens 51piiden Den ipeItli.
den 8eiutunesmadten in Gertif
lano na6 8elpre6ungen nit omeri,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-04-10
Br1trllt Eurr zrttung &,td1t ah!

xeun leber 2eer sir Gage saet @eanuus fir bs
3iuns erbaen bah nnb s Dir mSsl it, abresbetras
nuuSen 10 beae ui nbern rubis, geraa
ei uber besableu anuf M enSen beius 3eitnns
Abeeunns geruh suu reumbes
einen sdabem fir bic faboli&e greKe.
9u fannf ben Abonnement au ben ,Obiu BaunaS
Sopbinum &eep 2er nenbeu art f
senbem 6prmuIar
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-04-10

lbon @ott betpirften @unoer l,nb 6as-
Iienige, bob man iider su ietner Se-
| lligipredung idreiten Tonne, pronnl-
Igiert.
DR.. E. r. U. F. - Gom.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-04-10


VERLANGT - Wird Elm er-
fahrener Farmer. Verheirate-
ter Mann vorgezogen. Gutes
Helm und gutter L0hn fur den =
rechten Mann. Man wende
Sich an: SISTER SUPERIOR,
KNIGHTS OF ST. GEORGE
HOME, WELLSBURG, w. VA.
Evening star., 1948-04-18

Jane Greer tIeft) Washington girl
who mode good as q screen octress.
is pictured with her husband, Pro-
ducer Edward Losker; Noreen Nosh.
octress. and her husband, Dr.. Lee
SiegeI. at q Hollywood night club.
Evening star., 1948-04-18
In Perfect Harmony

Children love Mu8ets because they're 20 cas-
to eat. They're rosnd A Mufet snussIes in
cereal bowl ready to eat the moment yo
pop It out Of the bright blue package Surpri.
the folks tomorrow. Get Muffets today. An
hear the whole family sing your praises f
discovering extra tender, extra toasty MuGet
the YosSd shredded wheat!
Evening star., 1948-09-21

University Scott Shirt washable
royon eobordine, vot-dyed, pre-shrunk,
convertible collar. Small, medium,
medIum-Ioree, large ---------6.95
Sierra Gobordine Sloeks lOO%
worsted gobordine, continuous waist
bond for better fit, trimmer look. Sizes
2S to 90
American Yorkshire coot Sweoter
mot sho1on) 27oo wool, 27oo
royon, 46% cotton; washable, Upper,
front. Sizes 36 to 46----------5.95
Evening star., 1948-09-21

WiIIiom Tell Shirt ;. fully washable,
4O9o wool 500 royon, in solid eoIors.
Sizes small, medium, rnedium-lorge,
combridse FlanneI SIoeks -. 1OO%
wool fionneI, free-fitting continuous
woistbond. Light or dark grey. Sizes
28 to
Sherwood coble Vest mot s1to1On)
=. 1000 pure WOOL Washable! kroy
processed, will not shrink below knitted
size. Small, medium, Ioroe-----7.S0
Evening star., 1948-09-21

New Merchants Parking Service
Park your cor at Fourth and Constitution
or 18th and E Streets NV
Special Shuttle bus Service to and from Downtown
shopping oreo every ten minutes Stops convenient to
stores and theoters Five-hour parking for Is cents
Hours: e:5 to $50
PLEASE NOTE: The Hecht Co. hos joined with other
downtown merchants to make this service available in
oddition to The Hecht Co.'S regular parking building at
Street between 9Th 6 7th NV
Evening star., 1948-04-04
Wbistlimg While You Work
HELPS Make Lips BeantitnI J.
Bv Elizabeth Taylor

efH NJtW
ting. Instead OF putting your hair
UP every night, braid it, pulling
hard with each twist.
Jane Powell adds cologne to the
last rinsing water used on her
hair. This keeps it fragrant and
sweet smelling until the next sham
poo.
You might also try mixing CO.
logne with the water used to sprin-
kle down slips and blouses before
ironing.
A natural coloring effect will be
gained by outlining your lips in a
dark Hpstick and filling in with a
light shade. Remember. too, that
lipstick should be applied with q
brush. Not with the hpstick itself.
And don't forget to blot, your
lips with tissue at least twice.
This will keep that painted" look
away.
Whistling is an excellent lip exer-
else and aids in shaping the mouth.
You will want to keep your teeth
white and sparkling for an attrac-
tive smile. Try brushing them not
only the first thing in the morning
and the last thing at night, but after
each meal.
Brush down on the top teeth and
UP on the bottom teeth. On the top
of the teeth, brush straight across.
A girls complexion should also be
kept clean and sparkling. Every
might before retiring, I never fail to
scrub my face thoroughly with q
soft complexion brush.
like to keep sachets with my
lingerie. I have found that lavender
is the only fragrance that Is not
definite enough to conflict with any
kind of cologne.
You can also keep your clothes
fragrant by making tiny satin bags.
filling them with sachet and at
taching one to each of the hangers
in your closet.
When summer comes, you will
want to keep your tan from taking.
You can do this by massaging baby
oil into the skin after being out In
the sun, and finishing up with q
friction rub. using a large turkish
towel.
If you don't have time to 60 to
the beach or pool, the rays Of the
sun can de reflected to advantage
by sunbathing in your back yard on
white sheet.
Don't endanger your skin by tan
ming without a sunburn prevent
ative. I make my own special lotion
by mixing a few drops Of iodine
with q mixture OF equal parts Of
vinegar and baby oil.
Evening star., 1948-04-04
Beamed at Teen.Agers
Find Ways to Earn Pin Money
In Spare Time, Says Nancy
By Nancy Moffran,

taste, ] don't like the girls crits-
cism. Also, I thought you might
like to knoaD about the t'setD look
the boys are ,De1Ttng around
school. They pull their collar up
and turn their trouser cuffs up to
the cnlf!" =.
The only thing you have to tackle
is their jealousy. They may secretly
admire your new hemline, and
wish they could blossom out in
one, too. but because they can't,
they scratch out the venom. It's
meant to annoy you and make
you uncomfortable. Older people
wouldn't have the same idea in
mind, and would be likely to tell
you the truth. You're an individual.
Act like one. II you honestly like
the new style, and know you look
well in it, wear 1t and watch the
catty remarks dwindle when they
see you don't mind them. Never,
never, give in to jealousy and
try to pacify it. If you have the
courage Of your convictions, stick
to them.
Dear Nancy: A good friend
has been going NTH q boy for
sepen months. At times he has
called and asked me for q date.
,uould reper 90. and last tDeek
they became engaged. / tUds quite
amazed D1en he called day ago
and asked me IT I'd like to see
basket ball game that toeek end. +
I said no and he said he'd try
again. What shall I say to hin?"
Tell the young Lothario that
since he has given another girl q
ring, you aren't interested. Add
that he might better spend his
time with her than calling you
The sooner you tell him that you
won't be available for any dates
with him, anytime, you'll cut your
chances Of possible complications
with his fiancee
Nancy will answer as many ques-
tions - possible in her column
Write her care Of The Sunday Star.
Evening star., 1948-04-04


the summer. You might be able
to do errands for your mother and
the neighbors, take their small
children to the park, or care for
them at home. These little chores
will not only provide you with pin
money, but give you some leisure
time in which to spend 1t.
Dear Nancy: ] hare a proc
lem Dhich is very common gossip.
The girls in my school talk about
me because I tDedr the netD style.
I'ue tried to please them by 1pedr-
ing the old-length skirt, but eUen
then they still make remarks.
They ten me my ne,o clothes
don't look ,DeH and, though older
people haze commented on my
Evening star., 1948-04-04

HOLLYWOOD (NANA).-I was
surprised that any one would want
an article by me on beauty hints,
but I had an idea.
The next day at MGM's studio
school I got all the girls our age
together for beauty secret" con-
ference. And the best secrets I am
passing on to you!
Instead OF using hard metal hair
curriers' try using dads pipe clean
ers. They are easier to handle
and much more comfortable to
sleep on!
In order to bring out the natural
luster Of the hair, brush 1t for Is
minutes every day. BY lying on the
Evening star., 1948-04-04
Beaned at Teen.Agers

Dear Nancy. / guess / am
pretty young to be hdDing prob
lem, but it's about financial df-
fairs. Mother thinks she giDes
me too much for the amount OF
houseioork I do. / do all / can
for her and she still thinks she
operpays me. Should / try to do
something about it, like getting
summer job, or Just 90 on and
not pay any attention to tUhat
she says?"
It might be good experience fol
you to earn spending money out
side your home. You might still
help your mother a bit, and per.
Evening star., 1948-04-04

haps she'll give
you what she
thinks you de-
serve. A job
minding chill
dren, or perhaps
working in a
library after
school, m ig h t
help you out q
lot. If you're
not old enough
TO nave D. Icku-
lar part : time
job, there are
lots of little
ways to earn
money during
Evening star., 1948-04-04

ENsdbeth's smile flashes be-
cause of constant care; brush
your teeth morning and night
and after each meal, she tells
girls her otDn age.
bed and hanging your head over
the sidesyou will get twice as much
good from these brushings.
Braiding the hair will help 1t grow
by preventing the ends from split.