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Clotilda (paiichiiA (his. VYlhA. dtswattA dtsdpA wiilt Childten TTWt W0HUVS- CtEATOI NtVSMFEl MONDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1942. Child Training Negro Baritone Crocheted Bed Sock Womerj in War Work Is Guidance, By Kate Massee- Shows Growing Art in Recital BY RUTH MAC KAY. Not Discipline Bright little figures on drawing paperflowers, candles, or Christmas trees decorate a BY GLADYS HUNTINGTON BEVANS BY CLAUDIA CASSIDY.

Copyright: 1942: By Kewi Syndicate Co- Inc. Most baritones, having sung Amo- Children versus grownups. That really used to be the order of nasro of a Saturday night, would be content to call Sunday a day of rest. the day. "Children should be seen and not heard spare the rod and small section oC the west wall in the south section of Blackstone hall In the Art Institute.

The pictures are scarcely masterpieces, but If art lies in the sincere Intent of the artist and the appreciation of the spectator, then these holi Worth Her Weight in Sugar. One of our larger companies, car-nine on the major part of its business thru letters written by employes, asked them what they consider to be the responsibilities of a correspondent. Several inter sting answers were given, three which are included In Aurner's "Effective Business Correspond enee." Our letters," said the first one, "represent this company and they must show our friendliness. On our letters depend the customer's goodwill and future business." "To convey to the customer the spoil the child" these and other theories prevailed to a great extent lb Not so William Franklin, who appeared In an ambitious recital pro-gram at Orchestra hall yesterday afternoon, showing little sign of Ver- in past days. The stern parent was not the exception.

dlan fatigue from the night before. There were, naturally, many under The young Negro has a remarkably Mb. Ethel Benioa. standing and lenient parents, but their number was not legion as it is to the customer is worth his or her weight in sugar! Army Careerist. Remember Monica Ann, the army nurse mentioned from, time to time in this column? From India she sends back via her sister a bit of British humor going the rounds: God was giving out noses and 1 thought he said roses so I said 111 take a big red one' then God was giving out ears and 1 thought he said beers so I said III take two large ones-then God was giving out legs and I thought he said kegs so I took two huge ones then God was giving out brains and I thought he said trains And as usual I missed mine.

Ain't I the mess Film It Away. Do you take your job home with you? Are you better off to lock it in your desk file It away for the night? attractive voice, potentially full in range, resonant In texture and even today. It Is interesting, therefore, oc In scale. He needs better focus, rar casionally to receive the testimony of men and women who were reared by ticularly in the lower voice, clearer enunciation, and a stronger vocal arch for effective sroiection of tone. a stern father, and who see the errors of the system when they are faced with the bringing up of their own The opening phrase of Sibella's children.

One of our readers writes: "I was brought up under a regime socca uoiorosa" proved that all these things are within his grasp, and that they are worth the work rlety on display. The work is done tn school art classes, both industrial and fine arts. Some of the material comes from the regular school art and some is contributed by the pupils themselves. Dr. C.

Anderson Aldrich wiU speak at the first open meeting of the season of the Association for Family Living tomorrow at 2 o'clock at the association's offices, 220 South State street. His subject win "Constitutional Rights of Our Children the Bedrock Basis of Child Care Today." Dr. Aldrich, chief of staff of the Children's Memorial hospital and professor of pediatrics at Northwestern university, will describe chEU dren's needs in wartime, and how parents can bring up children who will be sound emotionally as well as physically In spite of the emergency. Dr. Aldrlch's talk will Introduce a course on the child from birth to 5 years, which will be held at the association's office on the three follow ing Tuesdays at 2 o'clock.

Speakers for the course will be Mrs. Evelyn Millis Duvall, director of the association; Sora Barth Loeh, educational coSrdinator, and Maria Piers, both staff members. Pamphlet material will be given to each regis, trant. "As the Family Goes So Goes America" is the motto printed on a brochure which describes the organl. zation's activities.

Formerly the Association for Child Study and Parent Education, the name was changed three years ago to the Association for Family Living. The board of directors of which Mrs. Hamilton M. Loeb Is president. Is composed of persons from various community groups.

Parents, teachers, social workers, and others interested in this work are eligible for member ship. Additional information on group education, training for leaders, coun- it will take to develop them. of stern discipline, always fair and just, but basically antagonistic. It meant a watchfulness on the part of my parents for undesirable traits that might appear, and an Intense will to Not that Mr. Franklin will object to work.

Yesterday's program was facts In an honest, concise, tactful way and to instill goodwill and friendliness are our responsibility," was the answer of the second employ. We have the responsibility, first cf all. of satisfying the customer," wrote the third. "A good correspondent should be able to put himself in the customer's place. The letter he writes should be the kind est letter he would like to receive-friendly, courteous, and sympathetic.

AH questions should be answered accurately and fully and the letter, of course, should be honestly written." Courtesy and goodwill percolate in an organization from the president to the night watchman. The employ who carries that goodwill eradicate them. not chosen the easy or the showy "I have read your column for three way, and it had been studied with musicianship and devotion. Not all of it came off. Schubert's Der Dop- day menu cards and tray mats are art.

They are the "war work" of Chicago area girls and boys who are enrolled in the Junior Red Cross and are used as holiday favors in hospitals for service men, such as at Great Lakes and Fort Sheridan. Miss Ethel Kay Benson, Junior Red Cross director for the Chicago chapter, explained: "The work isn't at all new, of course, but now the junior group, like the senior, has increased demands. For Instance, we simply can't supply enough of these ash trays," and she picked up a black lacquered one. The ash tray base Is a top from a tin coffee can; next is a round of a smaller tin can, and the top Is the Inverted cone end of a beer can. The patients like them so well they take them along when they leave the hospital.

Other materials may have to be found now, but the cans have worked well. The exhibit also has Items to satisfy the most practical minded. There are bedroom slippers, the scuffle type made of two thicknesses of flannel doth and bound with hand cut bias tape. There are ditty bags for those little treasures the patients don't want to check with their clothing upon entering the hospitals. Hot water bag covers, ice bag covers, bedside utility years.

My oldest baby Is a little boy of 2 and the younger a girl of They are such darlings! The little boy Is adapting himself easily to the household with only a light touch on pelganger" and "Death and the Maiden" are songs as risky as they are rewarding, and the latter is seri ously damaged by omission of the sepulchrally low But want the guiding line. He is high strung, sensitive, and active, with a quick temper. A perfect type to become a problem, if that Is what was expected of him! The only problem he pre ing to sing them is a long step in the right direction. BY ELLEN BRUCE. The Invalid with faulty circulation will welcome this deliehtfullv warm More immediately effective were the Slbella song, Gretchaninoffs My and comfortable crocheted bed sock.

It Is a perfect fit and suitable for anv size loot. rom tnis same pattern, with a change of hook and weol. one sents to me Is to keep him harmlessly occupied, and we have arranged a regular schedule of occupations that keep us all happy. "This Is where you have helped us all so much. I originally had a Native Land," Hage man's elusive and beautiful "Christ Went Up Into the Hills," and a group of Negro songs which led by way of Malotte's lusty One who signs herself "A-Not.

Always-So-White-Collar-Girl gays, "Years ago when I started on my first Chicago job, another white collar girl recommended that, to master my new job, I should ponder over Its problems and their solution when away from the office. My after-5 life was too absorbing at the time for me to take this advice seriously so I never got into the habit of taking my work home with me, thank goodness! Several years afterward my self-appointed adviser suffered a mental breakdown which made it necessary, for her to give up her position. "Now my moral Is that one can't think about a job 24 hours a day and remain healthy, well balanced, interesting, and interested. A white collar girl should give her job her full concentration and energy while she is working, but when the day is done, she should close her desk, forget about her work until the next morning, and go forth with anticipation to family, friends, fun. and hobbies." may create ideal bootees for the Infant.

It is seldom that one finds such a perfect bed sock, which may be made in half an hour, one nair in an hour. Think how quickly your Christmas problems will be solved! "David and Goliath" into spirituals, For Jntfrtiction In crocheting the bad cocb end infant's bootaas. No. 402, sand 10 cants In stamps or coin, plus 2 cants to covar mailing cost, to tha Neadla-work Buraau, Chicago Tribune, 220 Fifth avanua, Naw York City. goal set for me of perfect discipline, but you showed me how wrong that is.

With my own little boy the goal Renaissance to Open 28th Season Tomorrow at Club The Renaissance, which fosters Interest in music, drama, painting, sculpture and architecture, will open Its 28th season tomorrow with, a luncheon and musical in the Chicago Woman's club. Appearing on the program will be Loretta Downing, soprano; Glen Drake, tenor, and Doris Briggs, harpist. Kurt Herbert Adler, chorus director of the Chicago Opera company, and Paul Schulze, president of the Municipal Art league, will be among the special guests. The Renaissance is headed by Mrs. Wallls L.

Raw. Except for faulty enunciation, which blurred the lively text, "David and Goliath" was brilliantly done. It had gusto and salty humor and a sense bags, and afghans are examples of other utilitarian articles made by the Is approached'easily by helping him to develop according to his own In Kea cross juniors. of theater without which such a song discipline. I have only started on dividuality.

He is not perfect, by any my road, but it looks like such a There are individually decorated writing pads equipped with blotters curls up and dies of tedium. By the time Mr. Franklin followed It with f'Go Down Moses" and "Tryin to long, happy one and so intensely in and small packs of paper and en terestlng that I am eager to learn means. He is mischievous when I fail to find proper employment; defiant when I forget and speak too harshly, and so forth, but in almost every instance I have some mistake of my Get Home," he had established him velopes. There are all kinds of game all I can about self in my opinion as a young singer boards crlbbage, backgammon, check Out of that Interesting letter a Women Physician and Lawyer Groups Plan Joint Dinner The Women's Bar Association of Illinois and the American Medical Women's association, Chicago branch 2, are holding a joint dinner meeting at 6 o'clock on Wednesday in the Chicago Woman's club.

Dr. Beulah ers. There are bed jackets for women with a future on the recital stage. own to blame for his apparent naughtiness. Marion Geary Randall was the ac rather original observation Is worth underlining.

It Is: "The training of "The training of children must be companist, and a good one. She knows how to support a voice, and how to children must be guidance for par patients, who will be more numerous now that there are WAACs and WAVES as well as army and navy nurses. These items simply indicate the va- guidance, but for parents comes the Store Hours Monday: 12 Noon to 9 P. M. ents comes the discipline." help display it- Wedding SAKS.

FTFTH.AVENCE Cushman is president of the medical women, who are hostesses for the occasion. The law association is headed Bcuns, ana uorary privileges, may be obtained by writing the association or calling Harrison 8844. Any drive for a special kind cf salvage doesn't mean that the need for all other salvage materials has lessened. In other words, housewives shouldn't neglect saving tin cans just because they are cooperating In the current metal scrap drive. The tin cans are needed, too.

The same Is true of greases and fats. The National Council of Jewish women will sponsor a Columbus day war bond rally today at 2:30 o'clock in the 5th floor auditorium at 1S3 North Wabash avenue. Mrs. Elmer Benesch is chairman of the committee in charge, and participating la the program wiU be Joy Hodges and Marty May. stars of the musical comedy, "Best Foot Forward" and a quartet from Great Lakes Naval Training station.

IThe Women in War Work depart, ment reports on women's activities ks war and defense work and answers questions of women wishing to take part in these activities. by Miss Charlotte Gauer. Mr. and Mrs. J.

H. Hammer of A subject of Interest to women of both professions, "The Expert Witness," will be discussed by two speak ers. Miss Pearl M. Hart, past president of the women lawyers' associa Jackson, formerly of Chicago, announce the marriage on Sept. 9 of their daughter, Marjorie, to Lieut.

Robert H. Rosen, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. R.

Rosen of Long Island, N. Y. The bride, a granddaughter of Mrs. Ida Thorsen of East 70th street, attended Millsaps college. Lieut.

Rosen was graduated from West Point In tion, giving the legal aspects, and Dr. MONDAY store hourst 9:30 A. M. tm 9 P. W.

Frances M. Hannett, Instructor in psychiatry on the medical faculty of the University of Chicago, discussing 1941. psychological and psychiatric factors. ME'l iT Dear Diary BFfcyKV HALF (Y HO LID Ay TOD Ay CmmuR. 14.

Th, Oict. THtw. Lying-in Hospital Croups Raise DeLee Trust Fund Three groups of the Chicago Lying. In hospital, the board of directors, the Mothers' Aid. and the Alumni association, are coo Derating of Till? Kfi JT nPPAAr.

flh. fcJ mm A mmmf aa A kfj, SmT --i lish the Joseph B. De Lee Memorial mm mm II Nil I II II II II wusi nonor or the rounder of th hospital, the late Dr. t- 1. hoped to raise $50,000 of the $100,000 memorial fund by Oct.

28, Dr. De Lee's birthday anniversary. The fund will be used for research ellowsfeia In obstetrics. IninrElfllS FOR SMOM Bohemian Woman's Club. The Bohemian Woman's C3vi- rinh ON THE SECOND FLOOR AT 1ftt; Mfflmi WARACU AVF.

whose president Is Mrs. Fran J. Bar-tuska, is holding Its fall openin luncheon at 12:30 o'clock today in the Hotel La Salle. Jaroilav Hnlzdo, consul general for Czechoslovakia htt iuu iiviiiii nun vi i niu be guest. Carsos's Croquignole Chas.

A. Stevens Co. reflects a wise and curly head rT near weihingten Open Every Monday from 12 Noon to 9 P.M. Oct. 12 and Tuesday, Oct.

13 For more than 30 years women with discriminating- taste in furs have patronized HAFER'S at our old home on the South Side. Now, to serve our customers more efficiently, we're opening our beautiful new daylight salon downtown, featuring- the same fine custom tail oring- in all the highest quality furs. We invite you tp attend our formal opening- Monday, October 12, and Tuesday, October 13, and see the exciting new Fur Coat Originals designed by Hafer and Company. FREE! Cem mmd Mr Hafr pia cjorgeoas ChrysaRthe num ea your lapeL 5. reg.

7 JO Mirror, mirror, on the wall-will he like my hair this way?" Of course, he willcurls as natural look-ing as real. Curls man-made with Carson's Croquig-nole that leaves hair silky-soft, deep-waved. Duart Oil, now O.SO Mystic Oil, now 7.50 CARSON PIRIE SCOTT CO Regular Beauty Salon, Third Floor. I5C0 Unexpected details on one-piece rayon crepe dresses with a flair for going places. 9 to 15.

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