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THE EVENING STAR. Washington, D. C. K B-5 Readers' For September Reading FRIDAY. AVGUST 24. ISSI Arlington Mother Describes Co-op Nurser Clearing House By Betty Miles child with other children his age and defend them against un- is heartening part of this justified A good story on co-operative a kind attacks. It furnishes Conducted by BETSY CASWELL of school, Mrs. Rodgers declares. material that explains how to nursery schools is that in Today’s HONOLULU. FOOD ECONOMY IDEAS. One of the mothers voiced a com- organize a community for that (From Mrs. H. S. G., Hyattsville.) From Mrs. R. A. G., Washington.) Woman, written by Mary Augusta mon reaction when she said, “I purpose, what to look for in I hope I am not too late with Time spent in preparing foods, Rodgers, a mother of three whose used to think my child was the evaluating schools, how to work yelled my bit of information about Hono- baking instead of buying ready two older boys attend the Arling- only one ih the world who with local educators- The com- H. G. 8., Arlington. We cooked, buying vegetables they when he talked and splashed water mission also acts as a national lulu for as ton Forest Co-operative Preschool. returned from a three-year stay come from the garden rather than all over the place when he washed clearing house of community ex- there about a year and a half frozen, generally results in money It’s a gay, clear picture of the his hands. I love to see the other periences. All of this material and ago. Os course, I do not know economy, in my opinion, the duties of mothers in such a setup children act up sometimes—it’s so aid may be secured without cost and. by addressing what changes may have taken food is more tasty. Buying foods that Mrs. Rodgers paints. The encouraging." the National Citi- and the ** * Commission, 2 Forty- place since we left, but I think in season is economical. A list in mothers own operate * zens’ West the general situation is likely to a leading magazine gave hens, schools and take turns in assist- fifth street, New York 18, N. Y. be about the same as when we ing the teacher who is, however, Must reading for parents is McCall’s also outlines the rules table grapes, fresh corn, tomatoes, Trying were there. peas distinctly in charge of the class.; “Who’s to Ruin Our of its “My Bedroom” decorating onions, carrots, fall and rice Schools?” by Arthur Morse, in Mc- First of all, I don’t think you for the month of September. Buy- This is apparently a very well-i | contest. | Call’s. He describes the activities ** * * will find housing costs much dif- ing large quantities your indeed, the in as as run school, description} Allen Zoll, leader of the Na- ferent from those in the Washing- family can is usually activities and set-up reading !of Good Housekeeping follows up use economi- of l for American Edu- ton area. We went over at a time planning ideal nursery tional Council its detailed and dreamy data on cal. Careful menu re- like an outline of an cation, and Lucille Cardin Crain, when the housing situation was sults in economy variety. school-by living rooms with 34 pages on bed-; both and an educator. editor of the Educational Re- not too good, but even so. we had If there is an evening or week end Seeing and comparing your own rooms. Once more it has ..sked a apartment viewer. Both persons, neither of eight nice one-bedroom in you are uncertain whether you will artists to paint the kind of: Waikiki. It was unfurnished, but whom have the slightest right room, in this case a bedroom, of eat at hornet plan for that time describe themselves as educa- the kitchen was equipped with mostly to course, they would like if they For this, canned foods, or things tors, the author points out, have all-electric equipment. that can come out of the deep Pattern could have exactly what they we paid a month, plus an set themselves up as authorities $99.40 freeze. Then, if you should go wanted in every detail from loca- electric bill of about $lB every on the subject of “subversive” ma- tion to linen. The result, once out to eat, nothing will be wasted. terial in teachers’ minds and in two months. By the time we left you space, more, is imaginative and interest- there this same apartment was If have a kitchen gar- textbooks. They also object to den, a few fruit trees and a grape ing. renting for about SB6. Our last their interpretation of “progres- ** * * vine will result in economy. Use seriously doubt year there we had a two-bedroom sive education” and Tumley Valley surplus for canning, making jams of the public school Walker, the author ofi furnished house in Manoa the worth “Rise Up and Walk,” —a very section and pickles or freezing. And don’t system. a setting- j All Day Saturday nice residential down of an adult’s —for $l3O a month, plus utilities neglect the wild things. Each year fight against: two or three “messes" of! Mr- Zoll. for example, has the immediate after-effects (except for water, which was in- we have and con- of! • Closed, on Monday dandelion greens and varying written that he deplores polio, tells now of his return to a; cluded in the rent). Many nice, quantities of strawberries, jsiders un-American the fact that world “where every one else new apartments were built while wild plug raspberries and blackberries. We i “currently it is popular to walked.” in “Journey Together,”: we were there and at the time hard for the equality spend $22.50 a week for three democratic appearing in the Home; Smooth away back-to-school problems... of our departure the housing situ- !of all men.” Woman’s ation was pretty good. Incidental- grown persons. This includes Companion. lunch for two, the other meals for “Democracy,” Mrs. Crain’s mag- Mr. Walker and his wife, two choose clothes that fit into any perfectionist ly. most of the unfurnished places declared, “is a govern- equipment. all three. Also, this fund buys two azine has small children, family cat and tOpen do have kitchen x laundry supplies, ment by demagogues leading to trip f \ even aren’t newspapers, dog made the motor from plan. To make choices easier, there Food and clothing prices tyranny of the majority over Warm our local soaps, tissues; the milk bill is also the Springs. Ga., to California, much different from the minority.” informal modeling throughout the store every prices, perhaps a little higher. paid from the fund and occasion- as any normal family might—- L 4 is However, my total grocery bill ally a small amount of laundry According to Mr. Morse, by the except that his was at first a con- day (Tuesday to Saturday) from now about the same here that (shirts). Food for the company end of 1941, when Zoll was just stant fear o{ losing control of runs action, his pam- it did before. Prices may be a is included in this amount. swinging into the specially equipped car and through September 6. little higher there than when we ?* * * phlet sales and contributions from harming those dearest to him, interested in his left, of GREEN TOMATO PIE? persons cam and of falling in lunchrooms and course. paign r You will not need any heavy had netted him an esti- motels when his damaged body T) e v e s ible (From D. E. F., Garrett Park.) Mr. the clothing at all. I took along a mated $45,000. Zoll was refused to obey. I please in American coat with lightweight short coat and one: Will some one send to founder of Patriots His wife’s faith that he could summer-weight wool suit and the Clearing House a recipe for line , a now defunct organization accomplish this truly courageous; green pie? I heard, appears the Attorney didn’t use either of them more tomato have which on trip, physically and in spirit, be- very good organ- half dozen times. For these are and so Iwould i General’s list as a Fascist came his faith, too. She knew they; than a a like to try one. isation. He presented such speak- the most you will sport could make this journey together part use *** * Dilling, indicted IT 95 clothes—lots of shorts and sun- ers as Elizabeth —and they did. times during ** * * If out much, , “THANK YOU” NOTE. ;for sedition three suits. you go dancing War Other equally un- want evening clothes, (From Mrs. B. M., Washington.) l World n. House and Garden, with its you may facts about his life are commendable but are not a necessity. If savory facility for turning they Thanks so much for all of the given by the author. magazine them, they tv I out a that is at once you do take should response to my recent request for: being done the summer type. White dinner The great damage imaginative and practical, covers} of information on looper rings. I by these people to the spirit, let- color in the jackets used the year current issue. All of: are around. follow this column every day and '' and of American the colors Because of the outdoor type 1297 ter personnel discussed are now avail -} of such wonderful hints and ideas education is only possible because able in everything from furniture life you will live and the nice, one gets from these articles! well-meaning, but uninformed paint to trivets, of warm weather you will find that to and names Now to those girls having trou- ¦ citizens are taken in by them.