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LITTLE LAMBS ABE STILL

Within‘ their mother's fleece, that A

nig t The lambs lay cuddled warm . Their babv hearts were filled \viih peace Secure from cold and storm.

The weary shepherds. in the dusk

Close huddled round their fire Sleenilv spcke of days long gene

Wﬁien. . Ln! A Heavenly choir! The clear white light of God ablaze

Upon than humble hill! In 3W9 ancl fear that shepherds lay Even the lambs were still

‘This Day to you a King is born" that iilhtl the radiance dims.

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Now fades ce'estial Light!

Ti: gen-s . as tho’ it never WllSl The little lambs arise

Wit-h babyish wonder Reflect/ed to their

and amaze ev es!

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Life 12M and Unlver

sal lme . Our immortality

By Elizabeth M. Alrox

The almond ire-e is a native of subtr ical China. Persia, Syria ind sia Minor

l’: is roughl" estimated that l0 bei- cent of American crops are lestrc-y-ed bv insects

It is decidedly nnnecessarv and

undesirable to keen honey in the cebex.

Ccld honey is as thick as

Living & Leisure

THE WOMAN ’S REALM

it bisliOD whom all readers of “Les

"mole-mm in January" H's ficult to use as spread or i sweetening cereals and the liks._ Full-strength honey will keep for months at ordinary room tempur- ature as long as it's kept tie tly covered. q

Ried blood cells are approx!‘ mavely seven times larger than

the averaile microbe and are call- ed erythrocytes

Every known application °f electricity iri the field of medi- cine will be incorporated in the equipment of the new gigantic medical school and hospital soon to be erected by the University of New York and the city.

EVEN r0 rue LEAST

victor Hugo once said n! UM

Miserables" will never forget He sprained liLs ankle once trying to avoid stepping on an ant." He be- lunged to the order of those who would not needle=sly set foot on a worm " Tliis attitude toward life. even when we meet it in its low- liest forms. can be cultivated in children if parents start earlyl enough If there are harmful creatures whose meaning we can- ncr understand and which must be destroyed. let the destruction be without unnecessary suffering and never in the spirit of cruelty

Not, what w,» say. not what we do but what we are. is the real measure of our worth to the world.

A DOGFS DAY Dear Santa. i; have heard folks 58y Thata every dog should have its a

Y. Arid so I dip my paw in ink To sav the ideal gift, I think Would be a master who can run From dawn until the setting sun. Scmitea one who's good at signal

Vlfno knows the woodlands like a hawk.

Some one who likes to feel a. nose Just‘ slightlv moist against his o

es So Santa-don't bring me a toy Bu; just, give me an average boyl

.11; ntn Marshall

Make cornstarch pudding with half the usual amount of sugar Put a tablespoon of maple syrup in each serving dish before filling it with pudding.

,____ HINTS ON ETIQUETTE

To be a gracious hostess don't force food‘ or drinks on your guests if they do niot can. for them It is not cc-c-d manners.

LONG WAY OFF

‘The sun according to scientists, is getting hotter as it burns 11D» instead of cooler anid at some time we'll either have to migrate to another planet. or mast. At the praent. rate. however. we'll

eral billion vears. SIGHT BEATS7SOUND

It is common for soldiers to see tln- flash or an enemy gun then hear the whine of the passing proteciiie and last of all. to hear the boom of the cannon duo to the comparative slowness of sound.

A “Molotov cocktail" is a bottle or bomb containing gasoline with, a fuse attached. tiscd effectively against tanks.

The elements plutonium and nepttinlum are formed by bom. barding uranium with neutrons.

When binning hydrogen comes in contact witih cold water. hy~ drogen peroxide may be detected.

Cfnonped dried fruits. combine with nuts moisten with honey or corn svrun and use as a filling for layer cakes

To save soon and make suds do dOllblP dutv use the suds from the washing machine or tub for trash-

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This evening's lamps were bare- ly lit when our helpers returned to resume their work at the potato grading. Pat, as he said, with "quote a frog in his throatffrom spend- ing part of his day threshing. A- cross the countryside, other farin- era besides Pat were at the same farm-work. If one chose to stop a minute in the door-yard as I did when I shook the dust from a rug this morning, the rythmic pulsing of engines could be heard, on the still air. Some drove the saws. for those who prepared wood for more wintry days, and on one farm, at least, man-power turned the grind- sfone to sharpen an axe for u vet- eran Woodsman who felt it was high time “to get to the woods" a seasonal work that is now zip- proachirig for all who must cut their wood in‘ the farm woodlot. -

Jeanie and I joined the workers in the cellar, anti with them we spent an enjoyable evening, Many yarns were swapped. There was also talk of the work at hand; the grade and the time .it took to fill a sack with the choicest of the tubers; of the cattle too that had recenly been put up for the fav- tening and they guessed at i|,e WOlRhl of the baby-beef that is soon to go and Pat said: "Sonic of ours are beef already." They spoke of the coming sales in this and neighboring communities Iind then the tall; turned to more inti- mute matters. "Listen!" I whisper- ed to Jeanie. “I tiidvft sleep iii till last night" James remarked. rath- er sadly, inviting our pity-men being only boys grown up, “Shure an’ isn't that loike myself now" Put snicl "an do ye iver be dramin’ av funerals?" Now where did the snares come from, in the room a- bove the kitchen last night if Jiunes was not in sonorous sluni- brr? And Pals sombre dreams should shortly bring a wedding. Q O I

I filched time from my duties today to road the final installment. of “The lligher Hill" in a form paper iinrl it was with a feeling of regret that I came to the end of tlic story. It has been interesting reading even at intervals of a month. I wished it might still con- tinue. To begin a new story, is something like meeting a new pex- son. It may be stimulating or dis- appointing and it takes a while of probation, The old story has threaded its tentlrlls into ones in- terest and imagination, until it has taken on the charm o! an old friend. Or so I thought when I ar- rived at the end of the last chapter. Peter MacAlpin. husband to Folio- iil‘. and they the parents of Bar- bary Rose and young Dougall, who would one day doubtless make “a tall chieftainly man", returned home to the house among the ro- wan trees on The Higher Hill, wounded from the war and Felic- hy, like many other woman in re- cent years “never hnrl felt more complete thankfulness", Herr i; g trying role in lifc. She tries to

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Good Manners‘ And Common Sense hid GI’: Wife

/ eligi- i advi on how to treat the returning service handed outcto this general public and their families there h“ emerged om sane bit of counsel. It comes from Mrs. Doolittle, wife of the famous aviator. "141 511° "M? In "m"! with “m” ll"

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‘M There spoke an oracle. for, after all, 1-116 W" h" not changed our husbands and sons and brothers and sweethearts beyond recognition. It 19bit l0 f8!’ as their salient characteristics are concerned. What they were before they want into th army, or the new they still are, only more ‘so. .

If GI Joe in peacetime was one of the great sil- out men who liked to keep himself to himself, u the homely old phrase goes. and out oi whom it required a. major surgical operation to extract any conversa- tion, he will resent being put, through a question- naire about his experiences in battle. But if on the contrary, lie was one o! the lads whose theme song has always been himself and who never wearled of exploiting his adventures, he will have the time oi his life in telling oi the deed of daring he performed.

COMPLY WITH MANNERISMB

_ So. with these two elementary tips on masculine human nature in mind,_it would seem that. any woman would have enough gumption to know how to keep out of her husband's, or the boy friend's hair and to treat him the tray he wanted to be treated. and either beat upon the drum and throw a party for him. or else fend off the friends arid the giaatiives and let him ﬂock by himself until the spirit moved him to

After all. men and women alike, we have to adjust ourselvs to peace as we did to war, and one is going to be just about as difficult a task as the other. Many a soldier who had become so accustomed to the roar of guns and planes that he scarcely heard them can't stand the racket the children make in their pla/y. Many a Joe who slugged through the mud, milw‘ upon miles. with a pack on his back. is ready to faint with fatigue if he has to walk the baby with the colic.

Many a woman who has wept tears of pity over having to be both mother and father to her children and handle all the family fini- ances. and who has bewniled her loneliness with Joe across the world. finds it hard on her temper to have to step down and out as boss, and take orders from a mere husband. -

Ybt millions of couplas are facing the problem of getting their mar- riages on their feet again and making them going concerns time more, And it is a harder job now than it was in the first place because there is no glamcr of romance about it as there was about their bridal. and because they are not so pliable as they were in their boyhood and girl- hood and l-. is not as easy to make adjustments now as it was than.

So to these men and women who must’ repair their house of hap- piness and adapt it to new needs, there can be no better advice than that which Mrs. Doolittle gives: Use good manners. Treat your hus- bands and wives as if they were boy friends you were trying to vamp or lady loves you wanted to win. Don't criticize. Don't nag. Don't. rc- proach. Be as suave to Joe and Sally as you would be to strangers Put perfume behind your ears and your best clothes on so you will look like something worth fighting for. and waiting for and coming home to

And use common sense. Don't expect the impossible of your mqtgg They have changed. So have you. Make allowances for it Meet thl Sewn“ lwlleymoon with patience and philosophy and the determines.

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MEETING IN PARIS

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titms with more than 100000000 members will discuss plans for ful- ler llegal eqiiallhzvl with mleln and equa opuor un es in l PTO- fessions. at their iriienwtional covrigress opening in Paris recently Votes for women and cruel "i" for equal work are among the chief claims put. forward by some ' mun-tries

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