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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-04-10
HE WON

A ten-story brick block was being
built.
Burly Mike was starting up the lad
der with his hod full of bricks.
A bricklayer returning to work and
wanting to save himself the effort
Of climbing to his station, said mike
! lay yez two dollars with me astrad-
die the hod yez can't make the roof"
oyer on, Pat, an aisy money it
looks ter me-" Mike boasted.
Tugging with his double load, be-
tween the seventh and eighth stories
Mike missed a round and went down
half dozen, but by good navigation
he stayed his descent and resumed his
upward climb, and dumped his mate
with the bricks on the top story.
"The two dollars is mine, Pat" he
painted.
"Sure, Mike, but yez remember that
time yez slipped-begorra, thought
/ had yez!"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-04-10
Governor Edison Names
Industrial Peace Bourd

Trenton, n. J.-Governor Charles
Edison announced the appointment of
committee to design a program to
establish and maintain industrial
peace, especially in the light of the
defense program" Headed by Will
liam l.. Num-, Professor of Economics
at Newark University, the commit
tee includes, in addition, representa-
tives of labor and employers. City
Commissioner Vincent ]. Murphy, Of
Newark, who is secretary of the New
Jersey State Federation of Labor, is
a member Of the committee.
Governor Edison said the commit
tee was strictly study group and
would not deal with actual labor dis
puteS.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-04-10
D. G.. Pointers. Ldthers
Gain Wage Boost Pdcts

Washington, d. C.-Approximately
| 900 members of the A. f. Of L.
Painters and Lathers Unions of the
District of Columbia will receive high
er wages according to new agreements
negotiated with employers.
John Locher, secretary of the Wash
ington Building and Construction
Trades Council, said the painters will
be paid $1.71 3/7 per hour instead of
$l.57 1T, an increase of IA 2/7 cents
Their work day will remain at seven
hours. Under the new provisions the
lathers will receive $l4 instead Of $l3
per day on all work on which bids are
awarded after March 81.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-04-10
Heinz Signs A. F. L. Pact;
Covers 1900 Employees

Pittsburgh, Pa.-The H. j. Heinz
Company signed an agreement with
the American Federation of Labor Lo-
cal Union covering 1900 of the 23OO
employees at the plant here. 1t was
the first labor agreement with an
"outside" union signed by the firm
since it was established in 1869. The
action of the company was in accord
ance with a recent decision of the
United States Supreme Court up
holding National Labor Relations
Board order requiring a company to
put into writing an oral agreement it
had reached with the union.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-04-10
WAR UNIFORMS REVAMPED

New Orleans.-Second hand uni
forms of the boys who came back
from the World War are now being
repaired and revamped for the train
ing camps by the girls of the Natl
onal Youth Administration in New
Orleans in addition to units in Baton
Rouge, Monroe, and Lafayette. The
girls have 10000 garments to work on.
In New Orleans alone 700 persons
are employed.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-04-10
PAY ORDER BENEFITS
LOO RUG WORKERS

Approximately LOO workers in
the carpet and rug Industry were
benefited by the wage order which
went into effect On March II fixing
minimum wage of 10 cents an hour
for the wool division Of the industry
and 35 cents an hour for workers
employed in the "other than wool
section" The order was issued by
the Wage and Hour Division Of the
U. S. Department Of Labor, which
estimated that the rest Of the work
ers in the industry, numbering be-
tween $4,000 and 10000, are paid
higher rates than these two mini
NUNS.
La gaceta., 1941-04-19

una VOC imperceptible que de-
cia:
i Eth, King, Toni. lAqui!
iQuietos!
Los inteligentes animales re-
conocieron Embellishments la
voz de su antique amo, y agacha
ron las orejas, metieron ell rabo
entire piernas, y Sc acercaron
sumisos, con las panzas BARREN
do ell suelo y en- los ojos dulzo-
mes I'm brillo de obediencia Y
de ternura cast humans.
iLos animales habian recono-
edo a Monsieur Renardl
iEran ellos, en- efecto, Ell illus
tire Cogorza y su brillante segun
do, que habian estado esperan-
do ell ~instante propicio para sor-
premier a los peQuehos artistas
No hay que deeir que Pablito
y ell Chepa encontraron, minu-
tos despues de haber salido de
sus furEOnes, el CircO ParisiSn
La gaceta., 1941-04-19
lonas y listOnes de MADEIRA.

lonas y listones de MADEIRA.
Y, a pesar de su preocupaci6n
y su amargura, sus cuerpecitos
fragiles, rendidos por tantas e
mociones, quedaronse bien prom
to dormidos.
va eran east las tres, y en- 81
interior del circo reinaba una
absolute obscuridad, cuando Sc
oy6 un leve ruido extraho.
Tom y King, los dos perros
sabios de Monsieur PAT, que, CO.
mo Ell lector recuerda, habian
seguido a los ninos en- su aven-
tura, Sc irguieron, con las ore
jas y Ell rabo levantados, gallo
pando hacia ell punto donde ha-
bfa sonado ell extrano chasquido
de las tablas, sin ladrar, mos
trando en- la obscuridad los col
millos agudos y terribles, dis
puestos a devorar a los ladro-
mes.
Pero el silencio sc rompi6 con
La gaceta., 1941-04-19
1e Tory Y sus companeritos.

de Tory y sus companeritos.
Los focos adn estaban encen-
didos en- ell estrada, y los dos ran
das pudieron contemplar desde
lejos, sumidos en- la sombra de
unas BARRACKS, Tony y a Dick V
a Norma, que hablaban con u.
nos mozalbetes, dando muestras
de impaciencia y desperation.
Seguramente haitian echado
de menos a Ketty, y la espera-
ban y la buscaban.
Luego les vieron apagar las
luces del estrada, cerrar ell eireo
y despedir a los mozalbetes cue
debian ser criados de la pequeha
eompahia, p~erdiendose entonces
los a traves de la feria.
Monsieur Renard v Monsieur
PAT les siguieron de lejos, con
su astucia de animales de pre-
sa... :
Les vierOn aOercarse a una
La gaceta., 1941-04-19

Jose Luis estaba en- su forma
perfecta. Parece algo retardado
y bastante fuera de balance; pc
70 es ell mas formidable pegador
que 70 he visto en- los dltimos."
Sykes sali6 de su "camerino''
con un nude en- la msjilla, como
resultado del primer gancho &c
izquierda que Gomez lie alto.
Medic aturdido aun, Sc refiri6
al soldado de Banding para de-
cir que lie habia psgado con mas
3ureza que ningdn otro, con Ia
exception de Jose Luis.
FL vencedor subi6 al tablado
con 184 libras y su rival con
1879,
Jimmy Murray, esbelto joven
de Ohio, di6 una lecci6n de bo-
xsO al veterano Kid Alderman y
lie gan6 los echo asaltos del
match.
Muchos aplausos recibi6 ell 10
ven gladiator, que solo tiene 1e
amos.
YCIng Allen recibi6 unas ia
bias en- ell match" con Jimmy
Lowery; pero ell pGblico estim5
que jimmy habia ganado ell en-.
cuentro. Durante mas de 10 mi.
nutos fue "pateado" ell fallo; pc
70 la comisi6n decide no inter
venir.
Tablas Sc declare ell match en-
tire los gigantes negros Dixie
Lee Oliver y X. O. Webster.
Kid Polio y Young Alvarez Sc
repartieron los honores, en- cua-
trO asaltos.
La gaceta., 1941-04-19

Tommy Gomez denib6y vencio
en- Ell segundo asalto a Art Sykes
Bill Gore elogia la potencia de punos
del soldado
Jimmy Murray venci6 a Kid Alderman

No Sc equivocaron los peritos
de la Septima avenida y Tampa
20 los de la Gale de Main, GUAM
do pronosticaron que ell soldado
Tommy Gomez pondria a dor =
mir, en- los primeros asaltos, al
veterano gladiator Art Sykes,
vecino de Laurel, Mississippi
pero que bald del cuadrilatero
sin laureles,
Bien entrenado y alimentado,
Tommy lie solt6 la "trinita" de
sus puhos a Mr.. Sykes y Ell vete.
rano cay6 a la Iona, en- ell segun-
do, por la cuenta de nueve, bajo
un golpe de lzqulerda Sc levan.
to y momentos despu6s una de-
recha lie producia la cuenta de
seis; ell martillazo definitivo r
recibi6 ell visitante cuando otra
derecha Sc lie estrell6 en- la man
dibula.
En- ell curse del primer asalto
Sykes mantuvo su terreno y con
golpes de derecha hizo retroce-
der a Tommy; pero cuando Ell
ioven latino puso en- acci6n la
artilleria gruesa, la profecia de
los peritos Sc cumpli6.
Bill Gore, que habia dido ha :
blair de los punos de Gomez, al
terminarse ell match manifesto
cue habia recibido una verdade-
Ia sorpresa.
"Yo estimaba, sin haberlo Wis
to, que de exprofeso Sc exagera-
ba. La realidad me ha hecho
yer que 20 era ell errado. Ese
muchacho pega con mas forta-
leza que todos los pesos compile
tos que 20 he visto desde que
La gaceta., 1941-04-19
Los juegos de ma6ana en- aLigal ~ntersocial


res gan6 el primer desaffo; pc
70 la semana pasada los Leales
atacaron, capitaneados por jim
my White, y lie vencieron.
Gran interes tiene este pri :
mer juago. por cuanto servira
para medir, sobre un mejor nj
vel, la verdadera potencia lie los
ASSURES.
La direction de los cubanos
probablemente utilizara a Long
val o Patricio Perez.
Sc librara ell segundo juego en-
ire la Unione Italiana y los Ca
balleros Leales, reforzada Ia pr
mera novena con Salemi.
La semana pasada los Leales
probaron que poseen un "cali
bre" superior al que los peritos
.e habian concedido.
Dos wees ha sido derrotadO
ell team" de la Unione, sin ano-
tar carrera, pero en- las dos ju-
GO al campo de manera irrepro-
enable.
Els de suponer que Salemi ira
a la Inca de fuego por los Ca
ribaldinos.
Jimmy White escogera entire
ell veterano Holt y Evelio Marti-
nez, que la semana pasada di6 la
sensation de un pitcher de las
ligs "adelantadas".
Actuara en- la "goma" ell io-
ven arbitro Marcelino Perez, a
ouien ell pGblico apoya, y en- las
bases, con toda su buena volun-
tad, ell galaico Cesar Fernando.
La gaceta., 1941-04-19
La Gaceta Folletin No. Asst
TONIC SEGUNDO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

quilidad grandisima, Y como 81
presentimiento de q. a Ketty lie
habia ocurrido una desgracia.
Nj cortos nj perezosos, busca-
ron q una pareja de policias, po-
MENDOZA en- autos de 10 que ha-
bia pasado.
Luego anduvieron por toda "a
feria, buscando en- vanO alguna
huella. algGn indicio que pudie-
"a ponerles en- canine de en-
contrar a la armada companera.
Ell lector sabe que este era i'm
possible.
Az fin, va cerca de las dos, y
luegO de haber subidO al centric
de Zaragoza, ipclusO prestando
La gaceta., 1941-04-19
Ash 10 hicieron, en- efecto.

ASl 10 hlcleron, en- efecto.
Pablo mismo subi6 las escale-
rillas de uno de los furgones, el
que servia de alcoba a las dGmas
y las despertaron.
-iQue sus ha ao?7pregun
to Garcia, asomando su inmensa
aumanidad por la puertecilla en-
.reabierta.
Ell decano de la gallofa madri.
lena, la contest6 de NAL talante,
n un tono que no admitia repli-
ca:
Nos ha dao..., que es preci-
so que os levanteis Y enganchAis
'hora mismo. Nos vamos dentro
de dos horas.
-JY eso?-quiso preguntar
la Chata, extrahada de aquella
esoluci6n sdbita de su hombre.
i Esol-eontest6 este re-
medandola1, es una cosa que
a ii no To impOrta; ii Obsdecs y
La gaceta., 1941-04-19

La tercera ornada peloteril Sc
"a recorrida manana, en- Ell par
Iue Cuscaden, por la Liga Inter
social.
La novena del Circulo Cuaa-
no, llamada por algunos Ell "tra-
buco," jugara a la j 80 con Ell
iuerte team del Centre Asturia
10, comandado por Faustino ca
ares.
Ell Cfrculo Cubano lleva libra
los dos "combates'' y los dos les
ina ganado; pero el martes reti-
6 a uno de sus mejores pitchers
Salemi, para darlo a Ia Unione
Los Mambises reforzarou ac-
to seguido con el pitcher Long
val.
Ell team" dirigido por Casa
La gaceta., 1941-04-19
DEPORTES
UIGA NACIONAL

Otro "jonrr6n" de Vicente Di
Maggie, ell segundo en- dos dias,
lie di6 ell triunfo a los Piratas so
bre los Rojos de Cincinnati. But
cher lanz6 por los vencedores.
La derrota lie TOGO a Bucky Walt
ers. BESIDE que comenz6 la tenn
porada los Rojos no han podido
ganar un solo juego. Alfonso 10
PEI no logr6 batear de hit.
Cincinnati 1c, 5h, De; Pitts
burgh 4c, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1941-04-19

declaration en- una de las conf
sarias, los pequehos artistas Sc
decidieron, desilucionados y ex-
a volver al circo.
"A Tony lie persistia ell pensa-
miento de una catastrofe, que
lie hacia crispar los puhitos con
rabias infinitas, murmurando ,
fla pobre Ketty!... iPObre
mia!.., jQue habra sido de e
lla?...
Norma Y Dick Sc atrevian n
insinuar la poslbilidad de algu-
ma de esas desgracias que Sc
leen a cada instante en- las Gro.
nicas de successes de los PERIOD
cos.
icon tanto auto L.. A 10 me
jor, Ketty distraida... i'm fin,
Dios guerra q. la encontremos !
Los pequenos artistas Sc acos-
taron en- sus pobres camastros
dd camerinO imprOvisadO con
La gaceta., 1941-04-19

Atropellaron los Gigantes al
Filadelfia y Bowman fue ell pit
cher vencedor. Mel OFT dispar6
I'm cuadrangular con las bases
llenas.
Filadclfia &c, III, 2e; New
York 7c, III, De.
La gaceta., 1941-04-19

Los Cubs pusieron a Root en-
la Inca de fuego y vencieron a
los Cardenales. Tres pitchers
usaron los Pajaros Rojos.
Chicago &c, 11h, 0e; San Luis
&c, 11h, De.
La gaceta., 1941-04-19

Ell veterano Lyons, un "ser-
rentinero'' de 40 aios, domino
q los Browns. Con 9 hits los Me-
dias Blancas pasaron seis veces
la gonna.
San Luis Sc, 9h, De; Chicago
&c, Oh, 2e.
La gaceta., 1941-04-19

Ganaron los Dodgers su pri-
mer desafio, por cuenta de las
Abejas de Boston. Catorce hits
peg6 la novena de Leo Duroch-
er.
Brooklyn lie, 14h, 2e; Boston
&c, 11h, 0e.
La gaceta., 1941-04-19

Utilizando a los pitchers
Bridges y Benton los Tigres su-
peraron aver a los Indios. Ba-
tearon "jonrrones" Gehringer
y Tebbetts.
Cleveland &c, Oh, De; Detroit
DC, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1941-04-19
LIGA AMERICANA

Dos batazos de cuatro esQui-
mas de Bobby Boerr, uno de E.
los con Cronin en- las bases, die
ron ell triunfo a los Medals Ro-
jas. Hash recibi6 credito por la
victoria.
Boston &c, 8h, De; Filadelfia
&c, 2h. De.
La gaceta., 1941-04-19

Vapulearon los Senadores a
Mario Russo y Sc metieron ell
desafio en- la faltriquera. Chase
fue ell lanzador por los que die
ron la paliza.
New York DC, Oh, De; Wash
ington 7c, 17h, lie.
La gaceta., 1941-04-19

pareja de guardias, hablar con
ellos, subir luego la cuesta del
puente, atravesarlo y penetrar
en- ell coraz6n de Zaragoza. visi-
tando una comisaria.
AL selir, deambularon por o
tras GALES, fueron incluso por ell
Coso y la Gale de Alfosso XII,
y por Gltimo sc decidieron a vol
yer al campo del Sepulcro, don.
de estaba instalada la feria.
La gaceta., 1941-04-19

ii Bueno, atenci6n a la valla !
dijo Cogorza a su colega en- voz
apenas perceptible-. La piOje.
ria vuelve al circo; sc dormiran
Y entonces, podemos operar no
sotros. va sabes mis- instructed
mes.
-DsScuida.
-Pasemos por casa y avise.
mos a las sehOras, pa que encan.
chen.
La gaceta., 1941-04-19

VfstOxiano Manteiga, Editor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
Take go Seconds to Toast.Iest
Fresh Wonder Bread
Toast Fresh Wonder Bread
Against Your Present Bread
In Your Own Toaster

DIscovER now for yourself the toast fresh
- Wonder Bread makes in this 60-second
test: slice OF Wonder Bread, slice Of your
present bread toasted at the same time i. for
the same time in your toaster.
Note how fresh Wonder Bread comes out
Drowned gold all over =. with crust delicately
crisp inside white and lacy and delicate as
angel food >. toast TO make your mouth water.
You decide which has the better favor. -
Prove to yourself toast made from fresh
Wonder Bread tastes better In impartial bread
comparisons made by over 900, 900 women in
their food stores throughout the country,
Wonder Bread was chosen the "one best bread"
8 to for fresh-baked flavor, fresh soft texture
and oven-fresh aroma. Try fresh Wonder Bread
for sandwiches, too.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21

NO USE deceiving yourself,
Mrs. Puffy! That darling suit,
which looks so pencil SLIM in
the window. doesn't hide your
bulges a bit.
There is way you could
get rid of them-the safe easy
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Our 40-page booklet. CHANGE
YOUR WEIGHT FOR BEAU
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plains the three-day liquid diet
to start reducing.
To obtain this booklet, send
FIFTEEN CENTS in coin, with
your name and address. TO The
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1925 Times Square, Detroit,
Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21

opments that may change your
plans.
OCT. a. TO NOV. %
Scorpio-Travel and legal mat
tiers are favored if sensible eau
ton is exercised. Almost any
worthy undertaking TO which you
give your own clever attention
will survive and thrive today.
NOV. % TO DEC. %
SuGittdriUs-Changes for the
better which will open new ave-
nues for advancement indicated
now and through weekend. Be
sure to investigate carefully new
propositions before taking them
on.
DEC. 20 TO JAN. 2f
Cdpricoru-If you have a plan
and organize your mental talents
and physical capability TO work
in unison you should have no
difficulty with this day. Avoid
worry and nervous tension for
best results.
JAN. 22 TO FEB. On
Aqndrius-Today holds unex-
pected opportunities for your
future betterment and for fur
thering business interests par
ticularly. Avoid underhanded
schemes and schemers.
FEB. q1 TO MARCH 20
Pisces-Gains indicated for to-
days earnest efforts. Confer
with superiors and persons whose
knowledge and opinions are
really useful. Increase your out
put, better the quality of it
where you can. Personal attain
ment and romance highly spon-
sored.
A CHILD born on this day:
Intriguing, magnetic, alert men,
tally. sympathetic and very fond
Of its own way. Born when the
Sun was leaving Taurus and
entering Gemini, it has charac-
teristics from both signs. One
who, If rightly developed, should
go far on the road to- success
and recognition. "
Copyright 1871. King Features synd., lps
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
MARCH Fl TO APRIL 20

MARCH 21 TO APRIL 20
Aries Investigations, new
ventures, exploring fresh fields
for improvements and achieve
ment and personally making a
good record for yourself and
your particular work are favored
by several favorable aspects.
APRIL Fl TO MAY 90
Tourus-Can be fruitful, i'm
portant period for you Taureans.
Reach for new, even difficult
attainment. Be aggressive in
your desire 10 accomplish in
necessary matters. Help to in
spire others 10 follow the course
of ACTION for liberty, justice,
religious tolerance.
MAY 2f TO JUNE 2f
Gemini - Executive, employee,
statesmen (saleswomen, tool, you
engaged in the newspaper and
magazine fields and you in gov
eminent authority share an
abundance of friendly rays with
professional artists.
JUNE 24 TO JULY %
CGncer-Quite favorableI espe-
cially for gains through your
own efforts in Business and in
dustrial matters, handling food
stuffs and table delicacies, hotels
and restaurant interests and all
honest work bringing you in
contact with the public.
JULY 81 TO AUGUST %
Leo-Mildly encouraging for
you Leoites who will exploit your
Unborn sunny personality TO put
aeress your activities in a
healthy manner.
AUG. IS TO SEPT. %
Vir0o-Personal affairs. trans
acting important confidential
m at ters especially favored.
Benefc Sun, Jupiter and Uranus
vibrations,
SEPT. % TO OCT. 25
Libra - Eventful, with work
and financial gains favored un-
der careful management and
intelligent, skilfull workmanship
(which should be second nature
70 you'll. Watch for new devel-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
Student Work
Displayed
At Show

THE HOME ECONOMICS
DEPARTMENT of Wayne Uni
versity presents its eleventh an
nual Achievement Days, Thurs
day and Friday, May p and %.
The students of the clothing
millinery and knitting classes
will display their ensembles in
the Style Show. Other phases Of
our achievement will be shown
in the Pantry Shelf, exhibits and
demonstrations.
OF special interest this year
is our newly acquired clothing
and textile house at 438 West
Warren. We cordially invite you
10 attend our program; a brief
outline follows. A more COM
plete program will be given you
at the door.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
By Frances Drake

Look Section Your Birthday Comes H. aud Find What
Your Outlook Is, According TO the Stars,
For Thursday, May
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
Ginger Likes
Dark Hair
Better
BY IDA JEAN KAHN

EVEN THOUGH gentlemen
may prefer blends. Ginger
Rogers would rather be a bru-
net. She says she feels less
conspicuous with dark hair.
II almost any other celebrity
had told me this / might have
thought she was just making
conversation. But Ginger is
still the little girl from indie
pendence, Mo. who worked hard
and made good and whose sue,
cess seems TO have gone TO her
dancing feet instead of her head
She really doesn't angle for the
limelight.
Ginger has one Of the loveliest
figures you can imagine. She is
so 1.-THE and supple! And al
though she weighs only 10
pounds for her height of 5 feet
q inches, she is not thin She
is slim and her weight is beau
tifully distributed, as you can
see from a glance al her meas
urements: Bust, 33i2 inches;
waist, "A neat % inches; hips 80
inches; thigh, 49,. inches, and
calf, 1872 inches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21

few minutes Add J cup milk
and the broccoli LIQUID stirring
constantly until thick. Add
broccoli. Season with salt and
pepper
Pour into hut,cred baking
dish, cover with bread crumbs
and !. cup grated American
cheese Bake IA n,ldfratn oxen
1850 degrees for IL minutes or
until crumbs are brown and
cheese is melted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
How TO XIII
Ant Pests
In Lawn
BY AMATEUR GARDENER

TO KILL ants in the lawn
drive a stake in 10 the hill TO
a depth OF about y Ssrches. IT
the hill is a large one make
several holes. Pour about one
fourth pint Of carbon bisulphide
into each hole and then plug the
opening with soil.
Cover the entire mound with
burlap or some other covering
and leave il covered for at least
"a hours 10 prevent escape Of
the gas that will be formed by
the chemical. This chemical can
be purchased az drug stores.
One Method
IF the ant hills are small but
numerous the carbon bisulphide
can be forced into the hills by
using an old oh can Plug these
openings with soil after the
treatment 10 prevent the ants
and the gas from coming out.
Another good method 10 kill
ants is TO use calcium cyanide
or cyanogas. Follow the same
procedure as for carbon BIZ
sulphide.
About the only difference is
10 be sure that the ground is
moist but not soggy wet when
cyanogas is applied because this
is a dry powder and the soil
must be moist 10 get the chemi-
cal reaction. As with the carbon
bisulphide do not spill any of
this on the grass as in both
cases a deadly gas is formed
and il will kill the grass where
ever IN falls
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The Program

Thursday. May p: 11:30-5:00
Pantry Shelf sale of he,
breads, cakes. cookies; 1900
5:00-Exhiblts and demonstra-
tons of clothing, millinery, nu-
triton and equipment.
Friday. May o. 11:00-4 90
Pantry Shelf; 3:00-S:00-Exhib-
its and demonstrations; 400
5:00-Style Show; 5:00-6:0 90
Campus tours. home manage
ment open house at 1923 Sec
ond boulevard; 8:00-9 :00-Style
Show; 9:00-10:00-Pantry Shelf,
exhibits and demonstrations.
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Baked Broccoli

FOR a nice fresh vegetable
TO serve tonight Try TINS baked
broccoli. Its delightfully."- dIi-
ferenL
Soak broccoli head down IN
cold water for an hour Drain.
Cook uncovered until tender M
boiling sailed water. Drain.
resevIng l cup Of liquid Melt
2 tablespoons butter. add 2
tablespoons -four. and cook FOR "A
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Another Way

Always wash your hands
thoroughly Immediately after
using these chemicals and keep
them away from children.
The ordinary pyrethrum ex-
tract or insecticides that are
sold under various trade names
will also kill ants. Dilute this
solution about half, one part
water and one part pyrethrum
and apply IL to the ant hall the
same way.