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(LA.) MORNING WORLDJUNE 15, 1941NROE:ERstern editors: ashing (Jim* Harry' Hop-dent's right v Paramount Bing Crosby demand for Lamour will et’s In,” re-/ starrer . . keep HenryCentury-Foxiome movies * nesting un-eranda . . . has boughtfish aquar-mour gal is e next Mrs. e . . . The a long Bev-ily are Mar-h star Jean'is, sister ofell) is wow-t’s new Chi-ould have a - is mulling igns he may rt trek . ♦ . hat new hat ers) to the ;an Parker's ciated at ther asks which st beautiful loria Swan.-*t it neither stage name he best man Beach, Cal., elf “Young icr the fight rough-and-I'd say Vic -down-drag-could prob-. . . “We’re • ‘grand olda Detroiter, ist as color-ree genera-But where amour, talk-5 more real, princes andBELIEVEOR NOTRipleyHOW CAN THE RIGHT ANDLEFT HAND SIDE OF ANYTHING BE DETERMINED?4LF-IT IS A MOVABLE OBJECTIT IS THE WAV IT IS GOING *IF IT IS A STATIONARY OBJECTit is The Way you are Going'rti. I[»/isfKHO^BOIlTorSHELlS,SOfi«4H»£fiGS/7Z£ I ■'^1----—, - -------ST Andrew’s Cathedral inSingapore is built of ground shells, sugar andwhiteof eggsIT SMELLS SWEET AMD TA STE5 SHEETYtf-ITS HALLS ARE STRONGER Hw GRANITE■V6 *6tv-/c*«M CAMETO THESame TrainEVERY DAV FOR 6 YEARSTOMEETHI5iDE A D MASTERLEON VONOCRSVNewYotL Pocket Billiard SfatSTATUES of THIS DOG HAVE BEEN SEN’TTO EVERY SCHOOLIN JAPAN AS EMBLEMS ofLoyaltyhe cleared the frame or 15 balls I2T/mes /n succession without once using abridgeO/pt l**t Kj*| Ffjtiif*? Svi^Kiff 1#h » UrW ngte*EXPLANATION OF YESTERDAY'S CARTOON ALL ITEMS SELF-EXPLANATORY (Copyright, 1941, King Features Syndicate, Inc.)Ran Ido sails with his cue behind his back fSTAMP NEWSBy 1. S. KleinNew York. *DayDayBy CHARLES B. DRISCOLLTilii Reg. U. S. Patent OfficeNEW YORK—Diary: Returned tired from a drive of 500 miles, but a nightie good sleep mends all . , . Deposited Daughter Mary in school at Providence for the last time, as commencement looms. , . • Spoke to three audiences in rapid succession in Lowell* Mass., fulfilling a promise made last fall . . . The high school audience at Lowell was one of the best-behaved student bodies I’ve had the luck to address, and there were 4,500 of the youngsters in all , . ♦ Rotary turned out a polite and patient crowd, too . . . and Mr. H. U. Quinn, of the commercial college, drove about town* showing and explaining the remarkable and original features of this old mill city ♦ * , What interested me most is the system of canals. Fast-flowing water, taken from the Merrimack river, furnishes power for mills and fluid for scouring wool.It interested me to hear from Mr. Quinn that business schools no longer place any stress upon penmanship, Most of them do not even attempt to teach the subject.it is not because businessmen do not like a legible hand, but because so many mechanical devices have entered into business office routine. The commercial school has to crowd on ail steam to prepare its students for office work, and penmanship has gone by the board because other subjectsseem more important.It’s inevitable, but regrettable fromthe standpoint of the older folk, whowere taught that a fair hand was an important accomplishment.I note in my daily correspondence that the most legible hand-written letters come from older people.Those who were trained in the oldSpencerian system, and the younger ones who learned the simple and legible Palmer modification of that system, write so that anyone majr read. Many who learned the vertical system in the schools of a slightly later era have not been able to keep up legibility under the stress of daily life and rapid production.Peonies in great jars and tubs were being spread about the lobby of the Algonquin the ether day, when 1 stepped inside.Mrs. Frank Case, wife of the proprietor, was managing the job in person.Queries brought out that the flowers come from the Case home at Sag Harbor,A quaint old whaling town is SagHnrHr»r A! if inu’arH fVin {lt;ar rvf
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Monroe Morning World
Monroe, Louisiana, US
Sun, Jun 15, 1941
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