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A (Zaticm Budget -Aid Ul 1. Zaetiti in Society, ern a Cfjtcaso JDailp tribune 13 Tuesday, Feb. 13, 1911. White Is Magic Becomes Bride Saturday Margaret Etter Creche Benefit Mary Meade's Ration Menus Hutchins Urges Less Trivolity1 in Universities Restorative "for a Dated Dress Be March 17 to Point Budget for Feeding a Family of Four Persons for One Week BREAKFAST DINNER LUNCH WEDNESDAY BY JUDITH CASS. 'ARCH 17 is a date to bp cir cled in red bv friends of the Braised Iork Chop (2 Noodles with Tan Gravy Cooked Cabbage Jellied Carrot and Celery Salad Enriched White Bread French Apple Fie 3 Milk Tea or Coffee Taraley Omelet Lett nee, Thousand Island Dressing Whole Wheat Bread Oranges, Cookies, Milk Tomato Juice 1 Oatmeal Eye Toast, Citrns Marmalade Milk Coffee Margaret Etter creche, a day nursery at 2116 V.

Chicago for that afternoon at the Casino the board of directors of the nursery 3. Sat end pnrk chops. brown rolnti I'olntn: brown; green. No. 2 ran tomato Intre.

fl trern pointa. 2. lba nervines for lunch Thursday. I See recipe bHnw.l i mal French Apple Fie. BY THE REV.

JOHN EVANS. Ways of curing the colossal frivolity" of the American university were outlined yesterday before the Northwestern university chapter of the Association of University Frofessors by Dr. Robert M. Hutchins, president of the University of Chicago. He spoke in the First Methodist church, Evanston.

First on the list of changes proposed by Dr. Hutchins was the abolition of football, which he described as "the chief symbol of frivolity." In addition, he advocated abolition of "obstacles to education," such as "the adding machine" system of summing up credits supposed to amount to an education, and "excess" of the departmental system. He suggested THURSDAY -or-. BY REA SEEGER. White magic for dated cr worn dark winter dresses he found in the neckwear showir.zs cf frills and ruffles sold by the yard.

A yard or so of any of the newest sheer frills will completely rate the stodgiest rostum. white stuff of organdy, r.rt or lawn comes in a hemstitched pattern for simple day time or office clothes. The inch to three inch bands have lace edging and tucking. Some are kn pleated, some gathered, others are circular in cut and then attached to the sew-on bands. Crisp snappy white pique Is obtainable in correct widths fir snowy white outline edge to a neckline, under collars and for Some of the bias cut pique is si)y made into perky bows for hats as well as pocket trim or belts.

Sher Orange Jnice French Toast, Sirup Fan Fried Bacon Strips 11 Meat oaf. Mashed Totato Frosting 13 Cooked Spinach Grapefruit and Avocado Salad, French Dressing Enriched White Bread Raisin Bread Padding 4 Milk Tea or Coffee Kidney Bean, Celery, Fgg, and Fickle Salad 2 Baking Powder Biscuits, Jam or Leftover Apple Pie Hot Cereal Beverage made with Milk Coffee Milk If 1 I I I 1. "i lb. bacon. 1 brown point.

2. 1 lb. lddncy beans. 1 ereen points. 'r half, save rest for I soup Tuesday.

3. 1 lb. hamburger. 7 brown 4. 1 lb.

box raisins. 4 green points. Save I part for use in Saturday's and Sunday's menus. POINTS: 8 brown; 0 green. i I Meat J.

oaf. Mashed I'otato Frosting. that lectures, general reading, and general examinations supplant the familiar college "courses." will give a benefit cocktail party and tca-danre. The ambitious Hoard, which last year took the opening of Gertrude Lawrence in "Lady in the Lark" as its chief money making enterprise of the year, provides pood value for money received, so its benefits are popular ones. Mrs.

Frank E. Halle Is chairman of the coming benefit, with Mrs. Frank Bering as co-chairman. Some of the door prizes to be offered are nylon stockings, a case of Scotch whisky, 5100 in cash, a dashing new hat, a coM, and especially for the men a custom tailored suit. Mrs.

Donald F. Dowry president of the board, was absent yesterday when members gathered in the home of Mrs. John II. Mailers HI to make final plans for the event. just had had lier t'l'isils removed.

Some of those present yesterday were Mrs. Robert Tratt, whose brother-in-law, Roland K. Smith, has entered the navy as a senior lieutenant; Mrs. Thomas M. whose husband has enlisted in the merchant marine, and Mrs.

Jchn II. Kraft. Lt. and Mrs. Smith have been liv FRIDAY Tomato Juice 1 Wheat Flakes Canned Vegetable Soup 12 Peanut Butter and Bacon Sandwiches (3 Orange and Grapefruit Cup Milk Baked Stuffed Fish Whipped Potatoes Beets with Margarine Tossed Haw Vegetable Salad Bowl Whole Wheat Bread I Gelatin Cubes with Custard III Milk Tea or Coffee A -V Soft Cooked Eggs Toast Milk Coffee vegetHble soup.

8 green points. 1. No. can tomato Juice, 3 green points. 2.

Two cans 3. 4 lb. bacon, 1 brown point. 4. I'se vanilla pa-kat I'se vanilla packaged pudding, making it thinner than direc- Gelatin Cubes with Custard.

ayer and alternate in glans with pudding. tions Riven. Cut into cubes red gelatin molded in thm POINTS: 1 brown; 11 green. i i I -V- -v, i A Dr. Hutchins asserted that the present organization of rdurntion into eight years of elrmontury school, four years of high school, and four years of college is wholly irrational, with duplication and waste at every point and the student retarded at every stage." He said the present higher educational structure of the country "could be closed without aff ting liberal education in any way.

Faculty members in the university envisioned by Dr. Hutchins should, he said, be paid on the basis of need and have life tenure. He advocated that academic rank in the faculty be abolished, along with fees handing of organdy and nt can re used In the same way as the plqu Sump of the most fcmsr.tne nnl flattering frillM yardage the dflicate embroidered sherr witi dainty patterns of leaves and tir.y blossoms. Larger patterned embroidery bandings of effective English eyelet patterns are particularly handsome accents for coat dresses or the new collarless spring coats and the new elegant silk costurr.es. Back ag3in in the fashion spotlight are the hem fiounces cf white, provocative peek-a-boo white frills attached just under the hem of the skirt.

The lovely pale blue tinted appenzell embroidery rurhings as well as the all white ar.d the gay nineties colored taffeta ruchings in pastel shades provide the ideal yardage for such a purpose. SATURDAY Grapefruit Cornflakes Cinnamon Toast 1 Scrambled Eggs with Diced Bacon 2J Hashed Brown Potatoes Carrot Stick Whole Wheat Bread Rhubarb Sauce Milk Spaghetti with Dried Beef and Mushrooms 3 Cooked Spinach Apple, Celery, Raisin Salad Hard Rolls Gingerbread IPackaged Mix 41 Milk Tea or Coffee fry Milk Coffee 1 brown point. 3. t'ae, I lb. dried beef, 4 brown 4.

Save half for diuner 1. Use Imitation cinnamon, if other Is not on tiand. 2. '-i lb. bacon.

2 cans or more of unrationed spaghetti with tomato and beese sam e. points. ITse part of box of mushrooms, saving rest for egg dish Sunday. Sunday. POINTS: 6 brown.

Spaghetti with Dried Beef, to professors for speeches before service clubs or for research for outside interests such as, for example, an electrical manufacturing company. Under this system, Dr. Hutchins said, the professor would be em Jules rierlon rhoto.J Miss Jane Birge, who will be married next Saturday to Lt. Daniel J. Lawlor of the navy, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Villiam J. Lw-lor of Chicago. The wedding will take place in the St. Louis, home of Miss Birge's mother.

Mrs. Arthur Blackmore Birgc. Lt. Lawlor and his bride will live in Washington, D. C.

SUNDAY I I Orange Jnice Creamed Eggs and Mnshroom I on Toast I not Wheat Cereal ployed full time by the universily ing in Washington, D. for the last two or three years. He is expected in Chicago within a week or so, but first hand news of the family will reach here tomorrow when Mrs. Smith's mother, Mis. T.

George Lee, returns from four months in Virginia and a stop-over in Washington. Also on the Calendar. Th woman's board of I'assavant hospital is entertaining at. tea Friday for the American Red Cross nurses' aids. Gray Ladies, and canteen corps members who give their time to the hospital.

Receiving with Mrs. Walter R. Kirk, president of the board, from 3:30 to 5:30 p. will be all the members of the board and Mrs. Joseph G.

Coleman, honorary president. Mrs. James the first vice president, will he absent, as she is In Arizona. Mrs. Adolr.h O.

Ilnrtmann, Mrs. Mark and the ideal of the university DINNER. Staffed Breast of Veal, Raisin Dressing (2 Oven Browned Potatoea Broccoli with Mock Hollandaise Sauce 31 Grapefruit and Avocado Salad Hot Rolla Leftover Gingerbread, Caramel Sauce Milk Coffee would be "a consecrated commu Yeast Coffee Cake 1 Women in War Work Celery, Carrot Sticks Chilled Applesauce, Cookies Milk Tea or Coffee nity." He admitted that such a university would be hard to create because the faculty decides "all ques Milk Coffee i'j'VV? Me -By Kate Massee- tions in which its own vested inter gibility of applicants for the army I consider the WACs on my staff ests are at stake." peclalized training program, and 1. Save part for breakfast Monday. 2.

3 lbs. boneless breast of veal. 15 brown points. Roast I on rack, covered. In 325-350 degree F.

oven, allowing about 25 minutes per pound. .1. Mock hollandais sauce: Add lemon Juice to a cup of white sauce and 1 or 3 beaten eggs, cooking just long enough to set eggs. POINTS: IB bronn. I Stuffed Breast of Veal.

as key personnel," Maj. Gen. 11. S. Aurand.

commanding general of the was Columbia university scholar- Dr. Hutchins explained that Ihe hip student. rmy 6th service command, said re only way the changes could be made would be by the election of a uni MONDAY Leftover Veal and Vegetable Casserole, Biscuit Topping 3 a Tomato Gelatin Rings with Cottage Cheese 1 Newly assigned as executive offi cently. The 14 members of the WAC assigned to army headquarters in Chicago all have important opera- cer of company WAC detachment versity president "charged with responsibility for developing the program of the university as a whole S5 PRIZE RECIPE tjulck least Coffee Cakes. Tro Urge rinfi.

4 top Hi ted floor 4 tablespoon aojir 1 temxpoon alt i cop lard i cup margarine 1 or 2 ratrt yrat 1 cop cold milk 3 rtf yolka, well brata Mrltrd margarine, incar, cinnamon Combine dry Ingredients ar.1 cut In shortening tail vegetable shortening may be used. Meanwhile, crumble yeast and adl tT rr. It ic When softened, beat In ess yolks and add to first mixture. Cover ar.i let stand In refrigerator overr.lsM. Divide dougn In two rar'J- each out and spread with melted margarine; sprinkle with sugar ar.d, cinnamon or with raisins and r.ut-meats.

If prtferrei. Roll up ar.d form lr.to rings or other preferred shape. Let rise until doubled. Bake In moderate 350 degrees even 33 to 40 minutes or until trowred ar.d done. Ice If desired.

Mrs. O. R. C4t Newton ar, Glea E'Itti. IX Rend your favorite recipe) to: Recipe Contest, Chicago Tribune.

Fort Sheridan, is 2d Lt. Marie Grapefruit Scrambled Eggs Leftover Coffee Cake Milk Coffee Salad of Lettuce, Spinach, Raw Broccoli, Radishes, French Dressing i I I who was given her new and given authority commensurate ional jobs. Frozen Peas 21 hole heat Bread Eating Apples Milk ion shortly after being graduated with his responsibility." Without exception," Gen. Aurand Commercial Sherbet, Cookies Milk Tea or Coffee a from the officer candidate school at "Since power corrupts, methods dded, "they are doing good work Fort Oglethorpe, Ga. should be devised for getting a good 1.

No. can tomato Juice, 3 green points. 2. 1 box frozen peas. 0 ereen points.

Veal left Lt. Ehler, whose home Is in Cin man and for getting rid of him if he goes bad," Dr. Hutchins said. from Sunday's roast. Use gravy made from meat drlrpings and mix with cooked vetetablea and meat cubes.

POINTS: 12 green. cinnati, received her basic training at Fort Des Moines, Des, Moines, Meat and Vegetable Casserole, Biscuit Crust. in a soldierly manner, and they all tell me that they find their army duties more interesting than their civilian occupations. In a few cases, they have been given their present assignments at their own request." "The president should be elected with the advice of an elected fac TUESDAY and had several billets as a noncommissioned WAC before being recommended for officer training. Army statistics show that the 14 In nddition to her position as ex key women had held a variety of ecutive officer.

Lt. Ehler also is as- ivilian positions before their en Orange Jaice Enriched Farina Whole Wheat Toast, Citrus Marmalade Milk Coffee Kidney Bean Soup 1 Toasted Peanut Butter Sandwiches Half Grapefruit Milk Stuffed Baked Potatoes with Fork Sausage 2 Broccoli Cabbage and Carrot Slaw Enriched White Bread a Canned Flums or Fresh I Rhubarb Sauce 3 Cookies, Milk, Tea or Coffee igned to the mess officers' course of the bakers' and cooks' school. listments. Among the fields In which they were engaged were journalism, social work, secretarial work, teach- In civilian life she was an assist ant restaurant manager in Cincin ng, counseling, radio script writing, nati. ulty committee for a very short term.

He should be the responsible executive of a high tension democracy. All universities that I know are low tension democracies today. During his term, by votes of no confidence or an annual review, he should be fired if he starts to go to the dogs." Asserts U. S. Needs 28,000 More Nurse Trainees by July 1 Twenty-eight thousand more stu law, and hospital work, and some Trude, and Mrs.

Aldcn B. Swift are charge of tea arrangements. A number of parties are being given for Mis3 Barbara Warner and James Fentress, who are to be married Feb. 2f. among them a cocktail party Mrs.

John Searle gave at the Tavern Saturday and a dinner given by Miss Margaret Rich and Miss Evelyn Gardner, who are to be bridesmaids, also last Saturday. Mrs. Robert T. Sherman is giving a kitchen shower at home in Winnetka tomorrow, and Mrs. Newton and Mrs.

Robert Tobey have planned a breakfast nt the Tump room next Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stone of Winnetka will give the bridal dinner on the 25th. Miss Loui Herdic will be her cousin's maid of honor.

The other bridesmaids are Mrs. John F. Davis, the former Lois Pittman, and Mrs. Thomas C. Ross of Cleveland, O.

Silas Warner, brother of the bride, will be best man. He is in the navy V-12 program at Princeton. The wedding will take place in the Fourth Presbyterian church, with a reception following at the Casino, given by the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Eliot Warner.

Mr. Fentress is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Fentress. Here and There.

Invitations are out to the of Miss Grace Laflin Shum- also were university students. pork sausage, 4 brown points. 3. No. 2j can Italian plums.

Brown and cook 10 green romta. Stuffed Baked Potatoes with Sausages. 1. Use rest of lb. of kidney beans.

2. 1 lb. tbornly, then serve on stuffed baked potatoes. POINTS: 4 brown: 10 green. This is an impressive cross sec I I tion of WAC civilian backgrounds," Gen.

Aurand remarked. Points Used in Week The WAC director of the com Ration Roundup PROCESSED FOODR-Green stamps book 41 O. II. 1 good thru Feb. 20s K.

L. good thro March 20. MEATS. CHEESE. FATS Brown stamps V.

TV. good thru Feb. 26; valid Feb. 13. good thru March 20.

SUGAR Coupon 30 hook 41 pounds, expires March 31. Coupon 40. 5 pounds for canning, expires Feb. 28. 1915.

SHOES Stamp 18 fbook 11 and airplane stamp 1 I book 31 each good for one pair of shoes until dent nurses must be recruited mand, Maj. Doris E. Epperson, who recently was assigned to the general staff corps and acts in an advisory capacity to Gen. Aurand, was a housewife and lecturer in Clinton, before joining the WAC. She before July 1 to maintain the national health at minimum standards, Mrs.

Eugenia K. Spaulding, associate BROWN STAMPS. GREEN STAMPS. Batter, lb 8 Raisins, 1 lb 4 Margarine. 1 lb 6 Kidney beans.

1 lb 2 Bacon. 1 lb 4 Vegetable soup, 2 cans 8 Vegetable shortening, 1 lb 8 3 No. 2 cans tomato Jnice 9 Pork chops, end, 2 lbs 8 Plums. No. 2'i ran 10 Hamburger.

1 Ih 7 Frozen peas. 1 box 9 Dried beef, 'i lb 4 Breast of veal, boneless. 3 43 Sausages. 1 lb 4 Total 61 director of the Uniled States cadet makes frequent inspection trips and nurse corps, yesterday told mem 10 In A bonks expire is responsible for morale, policies, and well-being of WACs in the com luriner notice. GASOLINE Coupons March 21.

TIKE INSPECTION. hers and guests of the Council for Nursing Education in the Palmer Feb. 20 last risv fnr mand, which includes Illinois, Michigan, and Wisconsin. House. and card holders; March 31 last day for A card holders.

FUEL OIL March 13 last day for period 3 coupons. 10 gallons each: Sept. 30 Inst day for Since the cadet nursing program Capt. Ruth T. Woodworth, an as began actual operation in Septem sistant in the military training di perioa 4 ana a coupons.

10 rations each. ber, 37,000 new student nurses have vision, who is responsible for the command's WAC training unit at Cut This Out and Save It as a Practical Guide to Rationing been recruited, Mrs. Spaulding said, and the corps has a goal of 65,000 Fort Sheridan, was a woman's rage to be met by July 1. She emphasized editor on a newspaper in Eau Claire, that this number would provide before entering army service. GIRL only a minimum of service, that There are three other WAC cap 115,000 would be needed to main tains in Chicago army service forces tain the standard of 1941.

headquarters. Capt. Roma A. Scott BY RUTH MAC KAY The shortage of nurses was first was a high school teacher in IIous felt late in 1942, Mrs. Snauldine ing.

2. She'll rearrange the furnl- Ma ton, Capt. Natalie G. Reebel ture nearly every day. said, and since that time many hos was a social worker in Columbus, pitals have had to close departments "The according to Mr.

and Capt. Mary W. Cowie was a secretary for the American College way, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward De Witt Shumway, and Lt.

Potter Hessler Carroll of the navy at 4:30 p. m. Feb. 2G at the First Presbyterian church in Lake Forest and to a reception following at the Snurr.way residence, also in Lake Forest. Instead of returning to his army air force post at Selman field, near Monroe, immediately after his marriage last Saturday, Lt.

Roger S. McCormick was ordered hospitalized here in Chicago when he became suddenly ill. His bride, the former Annette Walsh McClaran of Jackson, is remaining in Chicago to be near her husband while he is in the hospital for a complete rest. Mrs. Theo Carleton Grier will be coming from Los Angeles, next week to meet her new grandson, Frank Hough Armstrong III.

The Here Are Recipes for Some of Items on Current Menus Following are recipes for some of the dishes included on Mary Meade's ration budget menus this week: F'rench Apple Tie Cook 8 tart sliced apples with i cup water and 1 cup sugar for 15 minutes or untU tender. Conk i cup seedless raisins with enough water to prevent scorching, then drain dry. Combine apples and raisins with 1 teaspoon cinnamon. 1 Reed, "will lug Joe along when she because they lacked trained women She said that the accelerated train goes to complete the deal and she'll of Surgeons. Ing program, as provided by the C.

Joe. Post-war business that's the executive's headache. Post-war homes now there's something which appeals to tens of thousands of white collar girls planning to settle down with G. I. Joe after the war.

Raymond S. Heed, In an address before the Furniture Club of America, took a long and clear sighted look into the future. Everybody cadet nurse corps, is not enough to Four of the WAC lieutenants on probably fuss a little over him and his likes and dislikes, just before the store credit manager says, 'Sign here, provide new nurses. One of the duty in Chicago are doing jobs of a major bottlenecks, she asserted, is confidential nature in the security the lack of instructors, and scholar and intelligence division. After a Foxhole.

ships now are being offered cradu- Three first lieutenants work in the Joe wants so badly to say some ate nurses in an effort to provide public relations office. Lt. Paula wants to 'talk for Joe not thing in connection with this sale additional teachers. Maintenance of T. Amrein is chief of the radio sec and mean it even if it's only health on the home and battle tion and had been an advertising fronts is the challenge to nursing copywriter in civilian life.

Lt. Pa only talk for him but do Joe's thinking, living, and deciding solely in the interests, mind you, of helping dear, brave Joe. We hear from all sides that 'Joe will insist on uh continued Mr. Reed, who suggests putting ourselves into Joe's ioaay, sne said. tricia Stribling is chief of the spe cial events section and had been magazine editor before enlisting.

Lt Restaurant Women's Club psychological position with the Mrs. sold on "compact, efficient, doll size furniture anil poor old Joe crumped up for long in a foxhole! Mildred C. Eaton, liaison officer to Di ne on Ration Budget the office of war information, work frst child of Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong II.

Mary Elizabeth Nuzum was born Saturday in Presbyterian hospital. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Horace White AVmstrong of Winnetka. Miss Gertrude Garnsey, executive Continued on page 15, column 5.

Hit What makes you think Joe modern furniture because ho has seen so much good modern architecture in his foreign travels' or 'Joe will most certainly want compact, efficient home furnishings in just the right scale because he has The Chicago Restaurant Women' (P raiww I 1 I with the OWI on network radio programs. Her peace time job was that would like it? Why don't we have a teaspoon nutmeg, and 1 tablespoon butter or margarine. Pour Into uncooked pie shell. Top with mixture made by combining teaspoon nutmeg, i teaspoon cinnamon, and cup flour and blending In cup shortening until mixture Is crumbly. Bake at 450 tic-Krros for 15 minutes; reduce to 350 dc-K ret- for about 45 minutes longer.

Spaghetti with Dried Beef and MushroomsCook cup each finely chopped onion and green pepper In 3 tablespoons fat until tender. Add V. lb. shredded dried beet and Vi box mushrooms and brown slightly. Pour In two cans spaghetti with tomato and cheese sauce unrationed and continue cooking until spaghetti Is heated thru.

Season to taste with salt and pepper. Serve very hot. Kidney Bean Sonp Soak 1 cup kidney beans overnight, having washed big, loungy, overstuffed, luxurious, of radio script writer and actress. club, meeting for dinner tomorrow at Le Petit Gourmet, will make of the meal a practical demonstration in the possibilities of unrationed The army specialized training pro sleepy hollow chair in which Joe can loll, sprawl, straddle, slump, and enjoy a few moments of life? been so close to the efficiency of army and navy WHO gram branch of the military train crcjac di'CdJ and low point ration foods. Mis SAYS SO? JOE? How does any ing division hns the services of two WAC lieutenants.

2d Lt. Thelma A. Annette Snapper, who has been in What is Joe dreaming about during those long, dreary, and dangerous hours in his foxhole? Chippendale? one what Joe will want when the lights go on again? England recently, has prepared Hunter and 2d Lt. Miriam F. Peck-ham.

Lt. Hunter is a statistical off! cadiuiitj Dear Diary ev becic VMDNIGHT RAID menu for the evening modeled after one worked out by the British for Biederrr.eier? Functional modern? Jo or Mrs. Joe? cer who used to be a high school He's thinking about Main street, teacher; Lt. Peckham processes eli- both palatability and nourishment "Who will influence the actual and Bill's drug store and Pete's ga- purchasing after the war?" Mr. Reed asked.

Joe or Mrs. Joe? Will rage and the way he used to run for the 8:17, and the parlor with his Msgr. Johnson Will Speak on Charles Carroll Forum the masculine influence in purchas Talk on 'Lincoln Lore' J. Paul Clayton will speak pipe and paper every night. ing increase when Joe comes home Joe may want a good old chair that Msgr.

George W. Johnson, director If it should, how long will it take "Lincoln Lore" at a dinner meet well first. Cook In same water, adding 1 small chopped onion, l'i teaspoons salt, Ji teaspoon pepper, 1 stalk minced celery, 1 bay leaf, and one or two beef bones unrationed or a. ham bone. Simmer slowly, covered, hours.

Add 2 tablespoons fat, mix well, reseason. and serve. Add hot water during cook of education of the National Cath to wear off and return to the in he can talk back to sit in any way he likes. And I'm just naive ing of the Union League Roun evitable human equation that the olic Welfare conference, will speak Table tonight at the Union League here in the Morrison hotel nex club. woman does the buying for the home? I grant you that Joe will Sunday afternoon under auspices of enough to think he ought to have it! And, he will probably be much more interested in mechanical gadgets, refrigerators, appliances, radio and the like, upon his return, the Charles Carroll forum.

"Educa return the conquering hero in his little woman's eyes his opin I tion at the Crossroads will be his subject. Msgr. Johnson is associate ions will be listened to much more if he has used walkie-talkie equip- professor of education at the Cath attentively his slippers, pipe, ing as necessary. Tl'RX IN' WASTE FATS FOR I'OIXTS AND PENNIES. Luncheon Will Be Held by Outdoor Art League ment or received static-free battle olic University of America, Wash and robe brought on many an evc ington, D.

C. ning. But after a couple of Memorial day parades things will orders in a tank." Well, there he is, girls, the G. I Joe of your future home. FINAL CLEARANCE Winter Coats MO $15 Children's and Misses' Sizes BLOUSES $3 $4 SKIRTS PINAFORES S3 $5 settle back in the old familiar groove.

The good woman again will 28 Shop fashion, from $39.95. Sixth Floor Don't Let SUPERFLUOUS HAIR Mar Your Beauty The Chicago Outdoor Art league will hold a luncheon meeting at 1 p. m. today in the Mather room of the Art institute, with Mrs. William exert those eternal feminine prerog atives.

1. She'll do the actual buy Aboliih It Forever by I HATS BAGS, $2 $3 ELECTROLYSIS Tht Only Permanent Way. Specialist far 31 year. In thll nra. ar, andoM'd by ami- nnt phvilriant: 2no la 600 ey 1 rnotl dtttrayrd per hour.

Lavri fJT -na acara an arma ar brxly. A. Rowley presiding. I'aul Schulze, president of the Municipal Art lr-ague, and several other officers of that organization will attend. Mario C.

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