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1 Paris and Lyon‘ ymmg 8.1m D1 a“ ln designing of clothes; students at l , ranclul classes arc urged to take ad- lmephens cuuege L°°k a

' ’ wantmge. of evening or part-lime

t. u-ahting as mother's helpers.

~ v Upon completion of 300 hour: of ~,§ theoretical and practical work, the

t, . girls are asked to give 600 hours of voluntary service ‘m private

homes. The Paris Municipal Coun-

l » oil issues to women who are preg- ‘ ' nant with their fourth child a

sufferer from the (lisease of al- coholism passes through a long por- l’ iod when he ls completely rcslstant to the idea that he is sick and needs help. .

"No patient will cooperate with treatment u-nless he ls conscious of the need for help." In fact. he is greatly indignant erlth fzmlly and Physician when he i5 callcd an a‘- ooholic. f often feel that if patients

A. She can m of much aesfat- mbbm‘ Wm, "l clam dywed u, once. and show the proper conslder-_ 1mm,‘ ‘Wm mm, m warm way" atlon, if she will keep her room clean and orderly. _

Q. Is it all right for a gl-rl at l dance to powder her nose without going to the dressing rocm?

A. Yes. “when she can do so ln- conspicuously.

survey among their escorts to determine the letters preference ln femlnlne styles and here's what they dis- covered:

"By more than 3 to 1 the men preferred feminine to ultras-mart clothes on girls. And they favored ‘subdued colors to ‘bright’ colors by more than 4 to l."

‘rlfcs, we used to live on a farm too" a young woman, an offlcc worker told me not long ago ‘but we're living in town now. I am a city glrl —no, not an Islander." "And why dld you leave the farm" l’. asked, a blt curious to know. She shrugged her shoulders in a hopeless gesture. "I stayed as long as I could—more than a Yell?" 171d

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voucher for 100 hours of assistance K n 1948, the London Groplhc reported over the week end. Noll Whlt u

1mm a mother's helper’ pygvhjjng '-sh;:véh!81'°°1:\1n8 cuwomaré sougad fffeciivis of tl1erusel\'es.-v~1‘_1e_r1 conllb. columnist of the London Daily Mirror. reported tha-t Elizabeth she laughed ruefully ‘ilnd a long M o s vl “““H“““d_“ y the family income does not sur- avoid I. c] me a?’ smPl-hi Y "h "hi; l: fluehce 01’ flleohol- ‘If “'21s telling hun ehe’ hopes to have a baby before the end of the year. Yel11'_ it “'85- 1 w“ W Y°“~ t “ 01111118‘ ml 8 . ‘E55 a certain “gum Much sun “A mu r .0: overdone look. wo s ow them they were sick, He added gym, 1g Pymgggg Elizabeth 15 blessed, with a son, the King may dfdnt mind that it seemed so a: t etter En fish remains to be dOlIB lfl this field. 8 m“ mt only eww h“ themselves. or they would mt CORY?!‘ upon him the title of Yrlnce of Wales. "We know nothing about from everything. nor that we hud m 8‘

. 35mm“? she ""153 hill-hilly he 89h" “have £5 “WY d°~ lt." a Buckingham Palace spokesman said. I10 he!!!‘ helfihllwfli — I akin" bah‘

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In trying to help the alcoholic. -- the lhelper must show the alcoholic that he is sick and has a real Job ahead to get cured. and that his own present methods of getting cured are "doomed to failure."

tfimce the alcoholic recognizes that he is sick and needs help, then the physiciam-with family and

ulna," they state. "No amount of grooming wlll bring such appealing ingredient: of looks u warmth, alertnue, friendliness. and gen- uineness to a girl who is basically cold, listless, or unlnterosted in P9011183. .

there was neither lights nor bath _ in the house --and we had to burn 2% wood! Dan liked it there, you see

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THE $311.‘ ‘OF PRAYING An elderly watmm went to the - - counter of a telegraph office and 1. What is wrong with this m.» said sue arlshed to send a greet- fence? "I throw the paper in the lngs telegram to her nephew in wnstebasketflfl

Austrnlla. ‘l. What ls the correct pronunc- Unfortunntely, she had mislald latfon of "loathsome"

the name of the town. but was cer- 3. Much one of these words ll tain lt had scmxethmg to do with misspelled? Septennlal, eervlcable

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-V " JQINT ACCOUNT Gaza“! friends cooperating—has B. real ' " ' ' ' ; ms chance of bringing about a. cure. itiéyspgbr mo!" I Came “w” ray“, a’ dogs mu 3mm] me p951, office ggvergnce Getting the cooperation of the v er Sony for the lad I had never help her? 4' wh“ ‘M’ “he “mi "pgzut.

The counter clerk thougtht ‘for a ent" mean? monxcnt before he asked: "I: it 5. What is a word beglnmng wagga. Wagga?" with 1e that manna "lightness?

patient, then. ls the first Etfllp in curing alcoholism.

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when finally city conveniences are

"The joint checking account has probably done more to make mod- ern wives their husbands’ business

e~wsoic~scav&raow . It wa . - ~ , 5333?5t=m§3~§“§*$37 m“ The Stars so “ “w” °‘ “““"“‘“* wa.“=::.r:..;h“.:‘":::. ¥..':;"t.:.: * "' *1- , .. , "I'll. "alki with you as soon No matter how hard Grandma DEAR M55 DIX; 1 Hm a you“; mayrfgd woman Wm‘ “flee chm age to more happiness and the as x ch35“; mguzuattic mp shoes], 1 w“. “IMO the waswbuket,

worked or how thrifty the was, continuity’ of farm life on ‘line Is. ‘ “why do you can ‘helm than" I toy-dam“ direction) Z pronoun“

By Genevieve Kemblc “men u’ came m money matters y dzren. lviy husband is a good man. He works hard, but we have to ‘and I l‘ _ b m he had no standing m the lamny srraln ovary penny to make both ends meet. ho matter how stck I ' , , , _"If I park them tco lo g_ln one the th as in smooth, not as m 0 zkcle tun. I have to cook, tvash and lron to keep the house going. And I am Th1 1 the coldest yet Euenr place they pinch me." 3. Eervlceable. 4. Sincerely affected ' - =- - 1 I h y; , “ 5 5 ' ‘ b n50 o! guilt; repentant. “Ba If abe wanted t pair of now For tun-day. r 24 a ways s a ay “ma! came m the door this mom ’ upygtesst‘ Md for my “uh can

I have several rich friends, who have all the good things o! life, and they continually are advising me to “make the best of things." 1 am thoroughly fed up with this kind of advice from people who are sitting pretty in

lng to tell me, when first steps had taken him to read the glass at a house-corner. “Yes" he said “though you'd hardly believe lt-

t-rlte." -- Milton. B. Levitt’.

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shoes she had to aak he: husband for the money. She had to ask for every cent she put 1n her purse.

ALTHOUGH there may be some tendency and opportunity for an

n she h“ the mmonun‘ o; energetic attempt to build flu. _ _ ‘ being married to a tlght-fl-sted flmsffigrmdegtélglngrfilgfiiouiléezt gljft?‘v°rld- wmudnl l‘ 3°‘ °h l'°‘-" new?“ Miss m. down to two below. ‘Lt was By Anne Anhley man, she learned to tall back on “my Zero when we 100mm last _ __A_\ I

Jectives, and with prospect of suc- cess and cooperation from influen- -tla1 sources. lt appears that the dis- position may be drawn more to the pursuit of pleasure. to social and domestic diversions, rather than workadcy activities.

wNSITANT night. “Then his footsteps crunch- ed noisily and yet with a certain ntusic, as he went to the feeding at the barns. A pleasant winter mm-mng, 1 found it when after set- ting the kettle to boll over the new-lit fire, and spreadinl the breakfast table I followed him to my small share of the chorlng. The ygngwy slope; sparkled bBlNItOhlDR- ly to eunwurd, and from the houses the smoke blllowed UP-

small dishoneetlec to get mending money. she, would hold out a llttle from the grocery money, or rifle her husbands’ pockets. l , That wu family finance at it! worst. At it: b%, l. wife con- tinually hid to go to he: husband for money. and, while that may have built up hi: ego, it certainly deflated hers.

But the joint checking uccount

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Q. How can lmake good-tarts?! A. Tart molds can be made over‘ bhc backs oi’ tuuffln tins. Make a: syru-p '01‘ sugar and water, drop fresh gooseberrles in it, and cook- for a few minutes. Fill the tarts‘ and serve with whipped cram.

Q. How can I remove llme that has accumulated on the inside of the teekettle? ‘

ANSWER: It certainly would. It surely does make us want to throw things at those vzho stand on the sideline and bear our misfortunes so philosophically. It is always so easy for the well and strong to tell the sick how patiently they alwllld “ma. yaw“ beu their stiffer-mu and so easy for the rich to perceive the blessings Thou who“ girth“ it a ma 0f Poverty. But. when it comcafldown to brass tacks, the great secret of b. ‘impaled to concenytrate mall; greppiness la to be found only ln making the best of things" as they energies and acnbltlotas on the eas-

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We have to make our happiness as we go along by making the best

flung“ 5n that I‘ ' huund fer and chore seductive pathways of w“ m the y of what we have and squeezing every drop of pleas re t f lt. This , A- 13°11“ “W118 s°luu°h °1 “"9" Edd i; whmhirtrlztdoyzxeyotltiito . life than in utilizing their ohms» ,5 a m“, m,“ V, m, when one B wk‘ med and ovirwgfkag m1 lam 3:21;, ‘illf-cldlqetlgtarlaea 12a thawing; $01,; iggntfsztx; £113: tetrhorotxshly

f - access-they're really bunlnece put- jfic,f,,‘f“gflf,,‘a‘§f,,_p'°“‘?ffig“,mfl°‘g, plea-sure and self-indulgence may swerve from the practical to ways of confusion, deception and glamor, to ithe, loss of’ prestige. good stand-

the luxuries for which cveryoneb soul craves.- ter or worse by our attitude towards them.

But we make things bet- Bums. Anmvexsan, time» James. remarked when l met hlm in the barn-yard, a forkful o1 hay on his

shoulder for the ewes in the sheo

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Under that set-up any half- bright woman can see that if she ls extravagant she is robbing her‘

DEPENDS 0N ATTITUDE

N°b°¢Y Will deny that it ls nerve-racking to take care of little children. but whether motherhood is a curse or a blessing depends en- tirely upon how you take ft. You can nuakv. the best of lt. You can find JOY in your little children's anus around your neck. You can flnd interest in watching their little minds develop. You can enjoy them now instead of waiting for them to grow up.

You have your husband as no rlch Woman ha; he; husband, you are necessary to him u no rich woman is to her husband. you, m; ls fuller and. far more interesting than any mlllfonalress. I have heard min)’ a rich womefl. soy that the best years of her life were tho" 1n

eel: as well as her husband. And m; m4 personal muggy, strange she can also see whether or not she can afford somethlnq. So she thinks and acts like a responsible mentlber of a partnership»

attractions 1nd doings may intrigue info dangerous fields.

A child born on this day may have good~ equipment for u. sound Bmd happy career. but it may be led into danger-cu; usodctlons.

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only mildly as if someone. familiar approached. w: we» were wwwl the short-cut leading up from tho dam. Sure enough an animal mov- ed. there -a smell dark figure amid the crispness and sheen of the

Serve very hot in wwp bowls or which she tolled to help her husband get his start in the world . . _ ‘A skunk on an early soup gets‘; with crackers, hard um Y0K“ have youth. You have a husbandtwho loves you. You have $311?‘ or pgrhapg a mink or l. . nib . wme c dren. The gods have been good to you. Enjoy you; 51mm‘; mum‘ out o! pm," No gndgqq, NIGHT 0B DAY . y“ m‘ o l It WII no stranger, but one of the '

oorru cums " ' th with this wonderful pattern you new mas mx: 1 cm s widow in my 1m fifties. 1 have bwo 3.14% a,“ 1o; uh make brother m: mm- pretty

boys. one of whom is about to be married and the other who is still w" m "m, bguggupm-gqmg m pejuznu in cotton or whiter-mun

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Sunday nieht- mo: — time with “"14 "m “l °°1h¢°~ I w w’! lonely he my children are t outing flannel . ; . or a pllyeuit of heated crusty French bread and e r/afikfilfi; YhBh‘ 901ml friend-s. o“ eve" mam with ‘ ‘Mm a o ~_ cuhrunk cor uroy . . . whichever rlw lulled o! Whltevel‘ Veleilblel 1% m“ ‘M! mm or ‘Mn mam There ls a man, an old friend of mine. who comes to see mo and n 1‘ “my who "d, B“ “emu suit: your mood! Cltolca o! long or