How do I look?" Attractive playsuits for daughter can be made from that old housedress with the splitting seams, and junior's first long pants (no cuffs) can be cut from father's old overcoat. With shortage of wool and other materials needed by the armed forces, it's a wise mother who conserves clot

Can I wear it today?" Attractive playsuits for daughter can be made from that old housedress, the one with the splitting seams, and Junior's first long pants (no cuffs) can emerge from father's old overcoat. With shortages of wool and other materials that are needed by the armed forces, it's wise, m

Conservation of durable goods. So-o-o-o big! But still not quite big enough to sell to the junk man or give to the Red Cross, Boy Scouts or other agencies in the neighborhood. Conservation of waste paper will save millions of dollars annually for Uncle Sam. When that pile is broomstick high, they'll

That washing machine has to last for a long time, so keep it in good condition. Drain it immediately after use, rinse tub thoroughly, remove agitator or suction cups and rinse with clear water

Conservation of durable goods. And if you must use your car, don't neglect the tires, keep them properly inflated and have them checked frequently. Treat them gently when parking and stopping and don't let them stand in oily or greasy places. It will be some time before you can buy new ones, so make

Safe clothes for women war workers. Correctly dressed, correctly coiffed and ready for work, Eunice Kimball shows her new safety uniform and hair-do to Bendix's chief inspector, Walter Rodgers, who thoroughly approves the transformation. In compliance with all safety rules, her uniform is also smart

Madelon O'Leary operates a punch press in a well-cut, one-piece overall. Trim--and plenty of room for action. Visor-front cap completely covers hair for safety and essential neatness

War workers' nursery. Every youngster who attends the Bella Vista Nursery School in Oakland, California must be inspected by Mrs. Elsie Curran, supervisor, before mingling with the other children. Here, five-year-old Ronnie Gold has her chest inspected Creator(s): Rosener, Ann, photographer Related

War housing needs. The end of a long day's search for a place to live finds this seaman's wife and child at the war housing center in San Francisco, waiting for accommodations. Aid to stranded families such as this will come only when unused rooms in private homes are made available to war workers a