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Show India's Army Force CroclictingTliisDoJ, News Behind "JOUM and make recommendations to the boards of education. in WASHINGTON by spensored Perry L. Schneider, head of the soft-voicNewsWeater evening elementary school division of the New York City board of edupaper Enin In WNU connection with cation. says that there Is a growing j.L it the recent Middemand by adults for short western Writers' courses in cultural subjects WHV Wathmgtea Bureau Hi Vat aa Trait IiuMitl conference at such as history, global geography, Heleaacd by Western Newspaper L'nloo. two-hoNorthwestern economics, current events, literaFarmers Welfare Dependent RECONVERSION PROBLEMS ture. music, art, crafts, and hobDiversity. Miss OFFICIAL WASHINGTON On Industrial Prosperity bies. He believes that it will be FACE Gibson, the anA lively fuss 1 WASHINGTON. ther, Uvea In necessary to educate parents for refarm i being raised against the government Sheldon, 111., n duction of juvenile delinquency. for reconversion, town of MOI families, together with other mil.. i Some of the courses Mr. Schnei- - failure to . provide... lions almost wholly dependant upon popnlatian la der suggests may be applicable to about the job being agriculture, should feel a deep and Iraqunia county, which Is anc schools. Perhaps the folks in what it thought small conof tho leading agricultural conn-Ue- a bungled, the senators privately growing concern about forces now piy community will want net only were just trying to prod at work. These forces either will or af Iks Prairie elate. After tlie agricultural night classes which ceding they Mr. Truman gently into more forceAl-Cwill not bring about Industrial peace, graduation from tho ochoel of have proved popular but classes in ful action. They really exposed and e full and complete postwar JearaaMsm at tho University af manual training, personal typing, expectation nothing which hat not been apparent economy in the country. I lllisala. aha became n teacher of foods, sewing. Interior decorating or for ish officers with whom I have talked. .ment Committeemen. ington in its grip through the new many months, as Mr. RooseJonrnaliam at the Champaign, la proud of the General child As so often has been pointed out, Cariappa psychology. for entrance my of the atomic bombs, the t n had velt no announced program, and At however, school. senior 111., prescoul high aeeds of unity which have been sown adults who still enjoy Mr.. Truman has been busy with San agriculture and the 35 million peothose For unef Russia into the war and then the not Balls! n has la ent she laece free yet jour community in tlie army. ple supported by It are mainly detaking part In plays, a community Francisco and Potsdam. exciting flash from Japan that kept and chairman af pabllo informa-Ua- a In the first place, the army speaks dertaken collective postwar be well club pendent upon labor and industry for organso long. When might us on tenter-hook- s players' far the Iraq sola county chapBehind the failure to make a and also reads and wrifi one lan- planning. to material prosperity. It is axiomatle a and week once to meet ized to little contemplate seemed there ter af the American Red Cross. plan (sad this is apparent. If Most of the soldiers when there can be no prosperous agriculNewton county, an agricultural one or two plays for the present about but the lush growth of evU guage.enlist are of the not been haa it 1 north-fully reported) ture without large purenasing power peasant class county of 10.775 population In entire community. Those who like which had sprung fruin the planting they is the scrapping between the vafields. Secin the I found. and are illiterate. When their tram- - western Indian, ha announced Its hand, can head a subcommittee of to sing might form a community of nf rious government department!. hnme.llence. they of Agriculture Clinton P. AnarTgely enough, 'in theiiflu'e of tta I ,n .uvePUnning. the result of the building interests whose task it chorus which could present concerts retary The army haa never forgotten red ,nd wrltc " year atudy by committee of 25 will be to supply the additional while those who like to play a mutely derson forcefully called attention to representative of India In Washing- Roman Urdu, which is a simplified Its scare at prematurely anmen and women repre- - homes and business structures. As sical Instrument might form a comthis fact recently in an address at comprising ton the belief that the war would Euroof the end the ticipating English (Ho- lcntative of aU phases of eommuOklahoma A.I1L college when ha the grain man deals with farming munity dance band to sponsor six turn out to be. In one keipect, a Ilindustanl written with war. pean advertiiementa interests, yet resides In town, he dances. man) letters. Aside from the value nlty life. laid: blessing to that perturbed country. of The army is keeping its produceradicating illiteracy, the knowl- paid fur by various service clubs should be able to see both sides of India has furnished an army of 21k a "Farmers cannot afford to puLllc has our Since library tion going at a terrific pace, and told and use of a common language of the different towns were run In aU tlie picture. The Red Cross home million men (the largest volunteer edge these three groups the Mead commttce (although this forget that their income la desmall stage, obstacles chief removes the one of In the county. service chairman and a minister of the weekly papers rived mainly from the spending force in the world) in the prosecucould easily use that as their meetwas nut published in the report) to harmony and understanding are recommended because of their ef Veterans. tion ef this war and that army has If agriculture ef T to monopolize no so as ing place 12 a month men are that it is drafting 3,000 Is to be prospers ns, the first turned out to be "the greatest school among the people. (There 100 diathe high school gym, which is The ad began, "Mora servicemen contacts with servicemen. month for while a 4,000 and discharging principal worked languages has this When committee in the world. af adult education essential Is that city pesplc combined gym and auditorium. will return horns with the progress 1.000 a prejuout an Information questionnaire, it These clubs as well as adult eve- a npt discharge of only That's what the Indians proudly call lects spoken in India.) Many barrier must have plenty of buying powwar. The of the month. the when dices go language In the local paIt True, soldiers In oilier armies is broken down. When er and that means foil employshould be considered a Committeemen of Newton County, can be published classes ning To is to this war add muddle, the plain fury have been "taught while they Its ad- per, for our weekly paper goes to all part of the high school teacher's with ment at good wages. In conjunction Indiana, othsome and us will New at Dealers the CIO, over least 24 million Indio tought but few have ever been able have the bond of a common tongue. visory committee and the Agricul- the boy and girls in the service. work and enough teachers should ers have been Increasingly agitating So form leaders, during this conreturned, knowlthe With to add so much to the total questionnaires on tha be hired to take care of the de- for a vaster government spending gressional recess, are making an But more than that, they will have tural advisory committee, are can begin to comthe committee to service both edge of their nation. All mands. citizens, in the alert program, like the old PWA, to take Interim appraisal of pending legisThen they can I am told that after ths last war, lived together, eaten together, end not In service, should realize pile Information. Of even greater educational conIn dote coma slack in employment which lation affecting agriculture directly, up what see to the canvass when an Indian village was found, field at least, lived community that the return of the servicemen is the quality of the grade has not yet developed, and is not and labor legislation which will have cern In barracks and develpanionship when ao that be available will was In which ths specially Punjab, will mean certain adjustments. This jobs school Instruction, immediately forecast in view of the an effect upon farm income. The a little better run, with more pro- oped teamwork and tolerance. There will be so whether he returns to his Sam, who wants to be a partner school and high will want good national starvation for consumers for servicemen been Baaie haa some that Farmers Union, considered the suggestion he comes In a grocery store, home, new gressive ideas and a more active English be made the official lan- former civilian job or seeks children. schools for their and services, unless most libers! of the farm organizagoods old Mr, Fuller see can to be sent octal consciousness. It would also of the army in India, end civilian job. chaotic management of tlie tions, is strongly in favor of the will be well to consider restorIt from active wants to retire bo discovered that Its moving spirit guage who our country "The servicemen of bill. It also Murray area an an Indian (Hln-l- u while, for the present, Hindustani are asked to cooperate with the work and become a silent partner. ing to the elementary school the problem disrupts production. the because were the that emergency approves proposed dropped On second commutes, or Moslem, Rajput or Sikh, no appears more practical, the forlb subjects INTERNAL BICKERING and Committeemen mer haa been taught on a large no teachers were available: art, five memcompensation bill to Matter) who had brought homo scale. To the problem, Mr. Truman put unemployment tha citizens by marking the Infor- Memorial, I would have in workers an additional Ides a on sanitation and hygiene, cosports: cooking, sewing, and manual train- his best new man, John W. Snyder, give laid-of- f sll men interested General Cariappa baa sense of mation questionnaires below. Please bers, $25 for 26 weeks, and specifically chair- ing. Likewise attention should be who found athletic abboard tho school high operation and understanding, to ecoof to nest be a it do not sign. Return favors the food allotment bill Introsorbed during hla period ef service humor end a perfect command of man, the grade school board athlet- given to possible new subjects. nomic and political boa constrictors, (basic, colloquial and clas- (name of paper). duced by Senator Aiken (R., VL) a a business at home or abroad. But bow the po- English man, ic for Boys.' chairman, Pay Living and his grappling so far has not inUnder the general section were In which would provide more food for and a veteran, the latter to tentialities of this military mission- sic) which to expreai It (He went farmer, should "Do dicated he whether will throw them boys the eighth grade listed Perhaps following questions: to school in as a boy.) He some 18 million low income famibe chairman. ary ship are Immensely greater. Not told ma the England selection be or him. to in cookery, Ntwten simple county they live taught following story to Il- you plan lies through a nation-wid- e food Memorials. merely because the Indian army la lustrate the ramifications bedmakAs So Trees of care Do we their condition a end clothes, have had such of the lan- when discharged from service? ao much bigger, but because alplan. stamp havoc have a course care Windstorms in played ss this following Incident discloses: ing, and room problem in the Indian army: you plan to seek employment in this ready it haa served as a great melt-to- guage A business man came to WashBetter Diet for All Every Day Living for A young British officer remarked arcs? Do you plan to go to school with the beautiful trees for which called, doom ancient pot, breaking Both boys and girls might ington seeking authority to build a to his native sergeant that It was or tako up a special training course our town is noted. What better Boys. Roughly, this measure has a twoand taboos which heretofore under G.L BUI of Rightof Do you memorial to our war dead than be. taught simpla gardening pracplant to supply parts for the auto- fold purpose to make an adehave made Indian unity impossible. really remarkable that in hla comace to like should I to trees? have emtheir and an aa mobile to business the Into tices stately encouraged industry, admittedly go key quate diet possible for every family paratively small unit of only 300 plan free from now is which suminthe in the own garden plots during reconversion. He was told he and to increase the demand for village, Genera Pa Spirit men, six different languages were ployee, ai an employer, aa an farm could go ahead aa his effort was dividual, or aa a partnerT What debt, plant American elm and hard mer. spoken. products. It is estimated that this Hopeful Sign the the surtrees school in the a parking: of He As business? then maple desirable. high Immediately part more serthan that air, the "Oh, will cost from $750,000,000 In prosIf tell, lean and eager General American elm because it la a quick vey it would be right to consider went to the steel manufacturers who "Do you contemplate establishing geant answered. "Nine different perous years to $2,500,000,000 in dehard Cariappa, with whom I talked at languages are and tree the courses maple If are an informed over new him he business could or growing have no the a providing taking history spoken here. There pression years. This measure was length wlien ha waa hers on a misre the six provincial languages. established business? Do you have because It has ths most beautiful the citizenship training we want and steel unless he had a priority. Wash- introduced last year by Senator Aision connected with the founding of Then I know. of tree autumnal In addition ington thereupon refused to give ken and Senator if the English classes foliage any there la English, which you and previous experiencs In the business? LaFollette (Prog., a new military academy In India, memorial to our gallant to teaching our young people to him a priority. As I apeak. Then there Is Hindustani, WiU you need any additional capiWis.) but because of the war' unIs typical, the army is indeed a to and write correctly ere giving fighters who return, I should like which we nil must apeak. Then tal? What source do you contemspeak conThia, se I say, Is known certainty, no action was taken. Sen. tores. Hla enthusiasm, hla op- there is YOUR well-ru- n sports program. A them the proper evaluating standHindustani. plate using, private or G.L Bill of have dition. but behind It le a Iraly Elmer Thomas (D Ok).), chairtimism and hla energy ere hopeful considbe of number know WiU to how will so may things that they ards you lights arrangements? major threat to reconversion, Is man of the agricultural committee, signs In. themselves. I enjoyed that I Army With a Household equip- ered, among them an outdoor swim- judge a newspaper, magazine, book, need a house? the relationship ef the anions Is said to favor the measure. interview, seated in the office of Longuugo Problem with school at the dishigh ment? ming pool movie, and radio program, thus and management, a fact not obthe Agent General tor India, when It Is significant that much of this Under the agricultural section the school showers and dressing carding the trash and fastening their It Is true that most of the Indian served by the Mead committee, in behalf of labor was I heard this earnest man apeak with army has remained within the conlegislation rare these questions: "Are you In- rooms available to the swimmers. minds on the things worth rememer fully reported. The adminisan appannt sincerity and conviction tinental limits of the introduced met well be cost initial by representatives from The a as terested la might bering. taking up forming tration has detected the Imporcountry, but which could not help but Impress that is not farm states. . . . Murray of Monshare by popular subscription with the Since cooking and sewing were reGeneral landowner, renter, - controlling tance really of strange. this all anyone who heard him. tana, Aiken, Vermont LaFollette, Cariappa explained, since it takes operatin, or hired man? Hava you school operating tha pool afterquired of eighth grade girls, it would phase, as is evident to Labor Wisconsin. Senator Pepper (D., General Cariappa waa one of the II men "In the tall as he put It, previous experience? What size wards. seem sensible to require of the Schwellrnbach's proSecretary Fla.) Introduced the minimum wage first Indian cadets to be to keep one fighting man going, farm do you have in mind? What During tha summer vacation, the freshman girls a home management motion of a increase bill and Congressman Pet-maIn the Indiin army in Many foreigners, seeing so many type ef farm do you desire: live- pool could be open suitable nights course which eoulif incorporate conference to plan a workable 11 with swimming classes some 7 (D., Texas) sponsored the comto 1120, As a young man ha had not uniforma in India, received the Imfrom Is a of or there home stock, grain, general? principles nursing. substitute for the no - strike bill In the panion yet attained hla majority. He has pression that the whole army was house available? Do you havo a scheduled certain afternoons from 4 Then during the three summer vanew a and labor pledge perhapa house. been In tha army ever since and ''sitting down. These men, of farm la mind to rent or buy? WiU to fi. The athletic coach should be cations of their high school days board setup er at least to prowaa tha lint Indian officer to comThere la aa aid adage that course, are not combat troops held you tako over from father er rela- the director. In the winter the pool they might undertake such projects vide a sensible agreement, unmand a battalion. He raised a mac- back for political or other reasons, tive? Will the farmer you replace could be flooded end used for ice as canning vegetables, house clean"yea can't reason with a hunwhich men may work and der hine-gun outfit himself and as the general said, but are largely the retire, seek another farm, er share skating. gry man and a empty stoming end cooking, with credit to be the nation produce In the brave lieutenant colonel led hla man work troops, the great service of hla operations with you? Softball might well be revived, for given for such projects after due achs have a direct bearing on new world. The advertisement concluded, the grounds are still available and inspection by the teacher in charge. through tho bitter days of the Bur- supply required to keep the armies political action and political beA show-dowbetween labor and ma campaign. Now he la a general In the field going. it would not take long to hook up liefs. If we do net have a full "With the information thus assemA first eld course comparable to management is coming, I am sure, the lights. Four organizations such stall officer, one of India's four brigThe general claims that Indian bled, we shall endeaver to anticipate postwar economy, then we may one taught by the American Red before much reconversion can take the as business firms could each spun-so- Cross should be adiers, and also a member of the soldiers are second to none as fight- your return home.' very well have thousands of of every place, I think It Is planned. With required a team with one or two nights army reorganization committee. It Ing men. The greater proportion of empty stomachs. Hanger breeds An Excellent Pattern and girl after he is 16 years of the threat, publicly brandished by boy a week set aside for double keadi-was in the latter capacity that ha them are Madrasi, not at all the socialism or worse. he is before CIO and a la for of an wave excellent leaders graduated. that age Surely, pat. games. There should be no admisstrikes, haa Just completed a tour of Inspec- traditional fighting trilri who tn the conon a divorce forum In recent afthe The American Farm Bureau fedkey automobile and other industion of the British military schools at past have ' constituted what waa tern that my community could sion charge, but a collection shuu'.d ducted by the Town Club of Chicago, tries which CIO controls can hardly eration, while it has not yet taken ford to follow in starting postwar Woolwich end Sandhurst, thrn the called the "martini rare. That planning Immediately. Instead of a be taken to pay fur the lights. Mm Samuel A. Rinella. divorce attorney, go far with much reconversion, even a definite stand on these specific Canadian school at Kingston, and tern:, kmg outmoded, has long since consideration should be g Our schools train students if tlie government requires the army measures, plans an executive board county-widbasis, however,' I would to reinstalling croquet courts in declared, GnaUy West Point and some of been dropped. The excuse for its in everything from carpentering to to be reasonable and loosen up on meeting in Chicago in September to suggest that we use our high school the our specialist schools. He hnpri to use disappeared much earlier. park for the youngsters and radio district and our consolidated grade announcing but not enough, if men and materials. draw up its legislative program in lake acceptable features of all these o(T for horseshce In the jiast there may have hern space marking Involved legitimately are the prob- time for the scheduled opening of anything, la done about instructing schools and combine thorn in the some basis for this concept. Eight- - ' school district as the basia for our for the oldsters. men and women in marriage." lems of prices and wages. These re- - congress in October. It is' certain, new Indian Military academy, the ing begets fighters. Ai the British community boundaries. My town faithfully follows Mr. Rinclla's statement is so true lated problems are in a far worse however, that the Farm bureau rec-- ; Since our nirn's service organizaschool basketball, which provid.-site of which has not yet been de- conquest of India moved slowly ' tion is (he Lion's club, the officers of that I think the Education commit-- I muddle than the Washington recon-tc- e ognizes that maintenance of a high termined but Die plans tor winch northward It left peace behind excellent winter recreation. A surit, that organization niuld ask the should consider recommending a version machinery, national income in tlie postwar are well under way. The commit' should be to but ignited war ahead or it. So vey made, however, of the Women'! Club. Amersemester's course in the UNIONS- - SHOW GAINS requirrd years with "full production and full tee on reorganization also hopes to tlie northerners were the last whose how see the high school gymnasium and the senior year for both boys and girls Auxilis imperative to our employment revise Indian preliminary education vocation, or at lexst avocation, was ican tn be used winter evenings (nr may The union war worker is the man in general sociology, marriage and inert with them to discuss adults for welfare, so that it will develop leadership. mortal combat. The southerner re- iary in-- 1 calisthenics, volley who ball, the made biggest wage the family. appointing committees for postwar When I saw General Cariappa he turned to the crease during the war. The Little Economic Balance Sought gentler arts. Hut to planning, such persons tn be selected handball, basketball and folk dancIn ISfiS tiic folks of Pleasant Valwas politely but none the less deep- return to the In of this ell He quoted from the entire ing. sports program ley, a little village in the foothills of Steel formula was shot so full of general. jg tmj that in some areas there personnel of the com- the ly puined over some of the reports that truism which nil military men goal must be to use available the These committees might Alleghenies, piled the relics of holes by the unions (upgrading pay have been rumblings from farmers munity. In the American press which belitknow is sound: community resources to provide a tlie Civil war that had There are no bud well be three: for devices, vacations, pay portals against high wartime wages just ended, tled India's participation In the soldiers. There are only bad of- varied program to reach the greatMemorial, and Education. the old brass cannon, the battered to portals and back again to por-- 1 that these wages have lured men war. He explained (which we In fleers. est number of people. It standi only as a away from farms . . . that workers Seven member could constitute a muskets, the broken swords, and the tals, etc.) that Washington knew) that there were Let me end this column us 1 beEducational Needs. committee: a busirusted bayonets into one heap: They sieve against the largest group of should have saved enough to tide two Indian aoldiera to every one gan it. If General Cariappa is typ- - ness man, a farmer. Ilia banker, the Last but not least is tlie Educamelted them down ar--l from them the people, the middle class non- them over. Nevertheless, the conBritish soldier In the Burma fight-toleal of India a officer, there la hope. lumber factory worker!. a grain man. the Red tion committee which should consist east the gentle bells of Pleasant Valsideration is now man, wages ,or P?"r,ul I"lliun There ere only 15 millions of peo- with shorter hours peacetime nowKaJ horn of five members: the high school ley to ring out over green fields and Cross service and chairman, and no overtime. General Cariappa Is working to with the rest of you. pray in unions 45 the and millions Labor does not minister. should prefer for the principal, the grade school princ- fertile farms at i memorial to their ple expect to receive prepare a completely Independent India will never need, but hope that businesa manI and outside the unions. Their wages war farmer to be ipal a town father who hus children loved ones lost in that war. In peace time, nor does wage Indian army. It is also, I dare to among thrse 24 million men in school a farm mother who has and to act ai Likewise, it is my hope that the were rather effectively frozen by the the farmer expect to get war prices suggest, for an independent India. who have found a common tongue gtonnalre government formula, while the in peace time. What both farm and Aa a soldier, the general refused to and a common purpose haa been men. To lend advice on the possible children in school and a high school Postwar Planning of the success of new business adventures the latter to be chairman. and Education unions went on up. But prices went labor leaders here are alumnus, Memorial, discuss politics, but he said that natstriving for planted the leaven of tolerance that is the reason for The business of this Education committees will result in making on up also, through the sieve of the is a standard of wages and suggesting the prices urally every loyal Indian looks for- may bring about the unity of a free banker. OPA (black markets, and especially which will assure an committee should be to make a sur- my community a Pleasant Place in economic balward to the Independence of hla India. deteriorated goods and services). The lumber man, on the ether vey of the pustwar educational needs which to live. In ance the postwar era. In my town, for inon the list of musts in agriHigh stance. the last bond drive could not cultural S. legislation is the program meet its baby bond quota because by ail farm ' Historically, America's economy other fourth, living in small towns' therefore, makes a maximum con- the average man just did not have supported to regroup farm credit and loaning dehad in its in extent and the some tribution to farms toward in the and left creation beginning after cities, ef his famanything paybuying Pravda (Russian newspaper) reagencies into one independent agenPut!1 Cltlieni were ar- - small town. As more goods were pend on farm trade in one form or rolls and jobs. , ily the necessities of life and paying mind us Stalin called Japan an agGerman cy. This will mean a complete reit is produced and as farm that two These livelihrod. a Sound another for These his taxes. remultiplied, postwar planning should prices will not organization of the gressor In 1B38. Large bodies, like expected that all questionnaires in department of towns more came toast f into not in and more jobs in your come down until reconversion ha sult being only the efficient Red army, move slowly. groiqs represent at at coun ry hereafter will ask: (1) agriculture. Secretary Anderson has of them grew into large cities. our population. to in permanent but the adai)me where comcommunity point proceeded Were you ever In ja.17 made a start in this direcO If not The existence of the large cities The importance of prosperity in vances for the United States. In petition is restored in both goods already Did you hear that one on the air state why. tion by revamping the war food to Not of America the rest tlie and until rural services, democracy, ef progressive foe other day? Wife tin the yrar qual.ty community agencies into commodity divisions, of rural communities. economy is indicated by the fact action is essential to social and eco-- goods and work are restored, and with s direct line l importance liHiO) Why are you so late dear? of responsibility. ' About of eur 70 of nomic rents are the become From Post a,' both that approximately people progress. readily available, can The general idea behind Husband 1 had to go round the eggs out of slot the Indemachines before farmers and dependent upon the (arm dollar goes into the purchase Jobs and Growth in Small Comma-- (he government do anything effective world three time to find a park-to- g farm credit agency is still wig. It sound, like shell game production from their land tor near-n- ef which have to be nities,'' Committee for Economic De on price control which is the as- - pendent things place. to loan federal money, but to create ' ence of economic control. The farmer's prosperity! ly all their Income. Roughly, an- closer local control for its use. By Genevra Bush Gibson v ; ,,OING my way?" in-- 1 VI quired the smiling marine sergeant as we boarded the same train at mutual home town sta'our Common Language and Habits Tend to tion. ride inBreak Down Former Prejudices; Troops During the of talked we many to in the Affairs. Communal city Take Leadership 2ifLLm things including the fact that he wanted a small business of By BAUKIIAGE his own after the war perhaps Km i Analytt and Commentator. on the highway. he said, "Something, RNU Servicr, 1C1C Eye Street NW, country How I wish I might have "which every one of our soldiers Washington. D. C. "Before you make an who has been lighting for the Ideals said, On heartening postwar picture ike I. deal, get in touch W1 Nations of United the experts." rose out of the welter of hope, fear his Britthe and our home town which held Washand For Unifying Country Edilare Note: TTiie article woa the first prise la a contest Is Easy and Plea- - Reponie to: ed nen-crcd- ur 'vj , i ! Al-Ca- n an y- n ! ; Full-pag- e I per-chsn-ce 'Ery prej-adie- ... at this lovely dc tells any crocheter, begfe' expert, that its one of tk' very easy ones. Make a lunch: 1 UST on look Jor set e e Due to an unusually large dentil i the current conditions, slightly a. time Is required in fllliny order h few of the most popular patten a The easiest crochet that's pltup, do. There are two doilies e l n& the otlier 12fc. Pattern 7055 has duwi. and stitches. 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