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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-12
BY JUDITH WILSON

ms is the way 10 prepare i've
soft shell crabs for cooking. Kill by
sticking a small sharp knife into
body between eyes. Lift up pointed
ends of the soft shell and remove
spongy white fiberS. Turn crab on
it's back and remove apron" the
pointed piece at lower part of shell
Wash carefully, dry well and cook
at once.
Catching soft shell crabs IS an
art. Some time during the warm
weather season when the crab does
its growing, it sheds its hard shell,
which has become too small. AS it is
a soft shell crab only for a day. ex-
pert watching and timing are re-
quired. Some hard shells are kept
under observation until they shed.
according TO the Fishery Council,
while some soft shells are caught
just as they peel"
SUNDAY
Breakfast
Berries on Crisp Cereal, Cream
French Pancakes Jelly
Milk or Coffee
Dinner
Roast Duck
amber Onions Mashed Potatoes
Buttered Asparagus
Romano Salad
Cherry Tarts Milk or Coffee
MONDAY
Breakfast
Stewed Prunes
Soft Cooked Eggs Buttered Toast
Milk or Coffee
Dinner
Tomato Juice
Liver and Bacon
Buttered Swiss Chard
Baked Potatoes
Mullins Butter Honey
Milk, Tea or Coffee
TUESDAY
Breakfast
Orange Juice
Cooked Cereal Toast
DoughnutS Coffee
Dinner
Potato SCalllOn Soup
Broiled Hamburgers
Buttered Squash
Raw Carrot Sticks
Fruit Cup Milk or Coffee
WEDNESDAY
Breakfast
Tomato Juice
Scrambled Eggs Buttered Toast
Cocoa or Coffee
Dinner
Corn Chowder
Shrimp Salad with Hard Cooked
Eggs
Corn Bread
Butterscotch Pie Mix or Coffee
THURSDAY
Breakfast
Prune Juice
Cooked Cereal
Buttered Raisin Toast
Milk or Coffee
Dinner
Lamb Stew with Vegetables
Lettuce and Watercress Salad
Baked Custard, Fruit Sauce
MIX or Coffee
FRIDAY
Breakfast
Grapefruit Juice
Poached Eggs on Toast
Extra Toast Jam Milk or Coffee
Dinner
oven Baked Soft Shell Crabs
Tartar Sauce
Dreamed Chopped Spinach
New Potatoes
Sliced Tomatoes
Berry Shortcake Milk or Coffee
SATURDAY
Breakfast
Orange Juice
Pancakes Honey Cocoa or Coffee
Dinner
Ham SCalloped with
Potatoes and onions
Buttered Peas Crisp Celery
Prune Whip MIX or Coffee
Recipe to be given in a subsequent
column.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-12

CIsu dette Colbert wears
sophisticated PersianstyIed
evening gown Of nude-colored
jersey. Designed by Irene, The
dress features moulded body
lines, long wasted draped hip
line with softly drsped front
panel. An inset yoke has an at
tsched hood, which drspes
softly over The hair.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-12

VONNs = e.;


lit bie 5eiterprobte Magentdtieteit ans
re8enoe Nebt5tn, bic felt iiber 5 @enes
rationen BON Geuten 9ebrdu6t ipirb,
Die an: f,lnftionaler 8ortleibiateit
leioen; iotpie an Gerboiit6t, 0ers
oaulinssit0runeen uno perftimmtem
9aagcn, @opfibmer5en, ShIaf= unb
Nppetitloiigfeit, tpcnn biele Bef6tper<
ben alf feblerbaftc Veroauunq un6
beroogerte Musi6eibling 5uriid3ufiibs
rem iinb. Narlim Ieioen sic nod
ldn9cr? War,im i1leppen Sic fi3
NIT einem llnbebdgli6en iiberpouen
gefiibl berlim? @ar,lm fiibren Ste
fi6 miierdbel linb entmutiqt nit bIdf<
Yer @efi6tsfarbe, iibIem Muubaerudj
unb beIegter 3unge? gromfnente
meot5intid,e Mutoritdten fagen, oa6
oieie Spmptome oftmaIs nit f,inttios
naler 3artleibiafeit 5lliammenbdngen.
Mlpentrdnter tpir6 nidt aus ibnt9eti<
|hen GbemifnIien bergefteut. GS it
etne Wc6i5tn, bic aus be1on0er9 a,iss
erlefenen Wnr5eln, &rGutern unb
Eflan5en, tpelbe bic Nattr erdeuat,
ber9eitellt tptrb. AIpenfrdnter tpirtt
lanft ,tnb niloe rno biIft Der Natar.
rid]tigc gerbnlllings= unb Musf6eis
ounastdttafeit tpieoerberauitelIen. gs
regnltert ben Stl,blgang ilnb brin9t
Shncn bic 2inberllng. bic Sic ii@ 10
Iebr getpiinfd)t baben. alpenfr6nter
mag eera6e bic Nebi5in iein, bic Sie
bramdcn fn,lfen Gle nod berte cine
Slaid]e urb ieben Sie. ob es S6nen
ntdt allr 8einnbhett berhilft, an ber
S1e fi9 redtmdbiger @eiie erfre,ien
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-12
probler,te Scr 1Uelt,
itrateeie
S1luB bon settle 1.

vfranf" uno muBte uboanfen. Damn
aber ertpies iid, oaB sic Mhje nit
GROCER Madt oie gngEaroer baGo
mieoer gum Mus9anespunft auriid.
trieben, an Die Gspptiid,e Gren3e, uno
bier iiten iie auieSer tpie borher felt.
aber gerooe 9Ibpen tudre Ser Ypnft.
bon no aus eine Offenitpe gegen oie
gdIe oen tpeitaus groBten grfoIg
baben fonnte. Stalien lit 6as 1dno.
oas als Md)ie pieIeidt aIs er1tes
beiiegt peroen fonnte uno geraoe
iebt iino militarild,e 0iibrer babel,
oieicn idtpaden Bunft in ser sldie
als sngriffs5iel fir eine Offeniipe
5u erflaren, uno man tpeiB niht, III
,es Die Nngit Dor Der 'frana0iiihen
5lottc, ooer lit es Die SaumieIigfeit
Ger Gnglanoer, oab bier nid)t ange.
griffen miro? Ger Ha5ifif lit bereits
berloren. g2un miro pas MitteImcer
an 6ie &eibe fommen uno Damn fann
amerifa Den ariea Dor leinen Ioren
tdmpfen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-12

Namell mebr; sic rltm1niide Spra.
tie berrid)t i'm 2anbe. 9lber oos 0eut.
de Tolfstltm lcbt tpeiter l,n0 Be.
)auptet lid) in Sen Safieno0rfern
mo in oen 8cmeinoen ser St10te,
Sa, oas oclttid)e Goltstlm Iebt in
Den Nauernborfern ser SodNen mod
nrtiinllid)er ais bel uns in Der Sci.
mat. Mdnner uno 0rm,en tragcn
BORT nod ibre idcne 5radt; iie hatVn
it'd IN Den adtbunoert SSabren Sc:
Srenlulng pom MutterboOen ibre
Dtnnoart belpabrt. ibr 8auernbraud).
tllm, fire innigen golfslieoer. Sic
allie lino ltol5 ali ibr Oe,.tibtpm,
mo lie leben l,no bitten es. @enn
rm Sonntas in Sen 9oriern sic Bur.
d)cn 5llIammenfommen, iineen iie
TT ldhiiicbcs Trutlie6:
Sdd)5, pdlfe WaOfl
Sic @dter. lie baben gerun9en.
Sic baten Die Seinbe be3tpungen,
Sic laben fir 6eimat unb Gut
Vergu'len ibr telire3 BlMt.
Sad)s, bnlte Wud,ti
Sad5, bnlte 9adtl
WiS Dir beine Mbnen erlporbcn.
oofilr Tie aelebt uno geitorben.
Sas iei Dir ein bciliger Sort.
Gas Iclirme nit Sat unb 8ort.
Sods. balte 8a6t!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-12
@ie 5iebenbtirger 5acb(en
Ipn Waria QaJIc.

Gent 3eutiGsn Iiegt Sic @anOer.
iebnindt im BIlte. IS lit oicueid1
gum Cell cine MunScriebnlad)t. Mne
lodenben Wunocr tper g9clt modte
er idaucn, ipic er Don ieber oas
Sremoe beitaunte unS bepunoerte
un0 Die bas Gigcue bariiber gerinl
crabtete. sSerne 3iiitcn, unbefannte
0anoer lodtcn felt ser friibeiten Ge.
id);d)te 1mieres Golfes bas ocutihe
glut. &aumnot II. 2anobunger lpirf,
Ten nit, 9,,noerttau'cnoe bon ser
Scilnot 81 loien. slbcr aud) nit sic,
len sos oas &atteniiingcrlieo. Gus
Hattcniiingcrlico9 @as bat es nit
Ser ocuti6eu @auoerid)aft su t,m2
Cine alte Sage er3dbIt uns bon
oenl Mattenfinger bon Saal,cln, Ser
nit ieincr ,Salrberpfeife Sic 0inoer
ser Staot in Sen Berg lodtc, ous
ocm iie nic tpicocrfe(,rtcn. Iicie Sa-
&c bat einen geid)ihtlihen 8ern.
Gr lieet fern i'm Iunfcl ser Sabr.
tlmoerte. in iener 3eit, ais oas Dit.
lanolieo liibcr bcn ocuti6en 0ouen
crflang u,to grobe WanSeridaren
ouV5rad)en gum 3ugc III 0itlide @ei-
ten. Sic Sicbcnbiirscr Sabien, &C.
rem Goriabren Sanals bon SEN
ltfcru Scr MoicI fort ins ans rSran.
iplpanicn" 5ogcn, finoen in Der Mot.
tcnfingcriugc oie oidteriid)e Sdil=
ocrllrg ibrcr @anoeridait. Canals
hit sic 8citalt Ses Matteni6nsers gum
sinnbilo bes beutiden ssermpebs &C.
lporocn. go mag audi ,pobl ser Mcr-
Der ans bem ltngorlanb Sic &inSer
unicres Golfcs nit ieinen lodenOen
ShilaeriuNen neriiibrt ,no per5aua
tert habcn, Bob tic MIR nod bics
0lotenlicb ibrer @anSericbniuGt
borten llnb in bitntem 3uge aus ser
Seinatitaot beramsifrittcn. Big Set
Berg Ser sSremoc lie peridplong. llno
10 mosen sic 3uriidbleibenben Tic ge.
'ebcn babcn: cine betorte .Gdar, sic
iingeno uuo pun iiberidtpensliben
3ufl.nitsboffnunseu bespegt, fort3og
uno Damn inn Tunfel perionf.
Nber tie berianfen ia sar nif)t i'm
Gunfel. gs idNen MIR sen 3uriitf-
bIeibenoen 10. fir sic es Elm 9bichico
auf NinamertpieSerieben ,uar. Cie
Siebenbiirger Sadicn aber baben Ser
Sage Elm Sdlubfapitel anseiiiet.
Sie eradbIen oob sic DOM 9aatten-
fdnger @erIodten icnicits Ses Ber-
ges tpic0er ans Sid)t famen, ienleits
Der @1lSer. IN rTraniplbanien", in
Sicbcnhiirgen.
Mit Der @anoerune ser Sieben-
biiracr Sadien bcginnt eisentlid) sic
8eid)idte ser groben auslanoSeut-
id)en Golfsgruppen. Weipib. auf Dor.
fer lit auf bemielben @ege, oie alte
gsibtl,,necuitrabe bonauabpGrts.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-12

lfon hicl oeutIdRS Wlut ge5ugen
Sdmctternoen Sornerflang it,geno
lid) itiirmcl,oer Gernrunenlt1nmt
baben oie Gonal,ipellcn getragen III
ser 3eit ser 8olfertpanoeruna
o,lmpfe 1rallerseiGs,ge Iballten in
ibren Waiiern ,uiSer. als Sic miiol
Sd,ar Ser Icbten @oten ibre @afier
lino Sd,dte an Sen Sdngen ser Gar.
patbcn pergrub.
| Gie Geutidpn ober, sic in sen
Sahren bon 1141 bis ttGt al ser
llfern ser Tonau entlang in oie
Ircmoc sogcn, ,pnren frei bon oem
nrablos idspeifenocn lleberidNpang
Sem ridbtumgsIoicn isernenorans Ser
GoNcrlpanoerungsltGmme Sic bat,
ten Elm 3ieI. @ebr nod, iie trugen
oas @eipuBtiein elmer Scnoung fir
ibr Gbr;itentlm uno fir ibr Te,,tif.
trm. Ser llngarfonie 8ciia Scr
| 9ipeite, Ser iie aus oem MoiclIanN
iunS oils 2lrelnburg in Sic &orpa,
tbenipdlber rief, bral,d,te Vauern un>
Waficnidnricoe sum Shub Ser &rcn,
'ca. Gin lcbc,,oigcs 9oamerf iolltcn
Sie Gcut'hcn nit ibrcn Sicblungen
biloen. cine 8ren5molter gcgeu sic
Ginbriid)c ,piloer aliotiiher GoHer.
ihaftcn. Sic oas slbcnolono uno ieine
f,riltIihe Gultur heorobten. so spur.
Sen tic pcritrcl,t iiberau sort angelic,
Sclt. no Ginidnc ans Scr Steppe si
bcfiirdltcn iuarcn. Sic tpl,3teu cs,
bob lie Sic 8rcnspad)t bolten nub.
ten. Sie Sage ersGblt, Sab sic 6eiSen
ssiibrer Ser oeutihcn Nusapanoerer
bel ibrer Mnfilnft oas 2ono feierlid
lit 8eiit nabmcn. sic itiebcn ibre
Sd)Dcrtcr gcfrau;t in Sic Groe uno
aelobten nit eincm Sdupur, oicien
@oben aegen icocn sSeino Fir ihr
@olf nno ibren a6nig 5u perteioi,
GEN.
3nn,uferfiillt 1puroe Oas 2eben
Sieier Gelltihcn, sic man in llngorn
r'SaMen" nannte, unb es mubte aus
Der &eimat nod manber 3us BON
llngarnfabrern in Sic @iISnis ser
&arpatben fon1men, bis ale Seo.
flGbcu gerooet mo Soie rmo IDr.
fer erbal,t tparen. Ser Gnfel 8eiias,
Nnorcos Ser ,Stueite. rief Sen oeut.
ifen gfitteroroen nad Siebenbiirgen,
bamit CT BON sort aus Sen beioniidpn
aumanen, bie rGlberiih bie beut.
iden SieOlungen anficlen, bos Gbri,
ltentlim bringe. 1911 idcnfte er Sem
Sroen bas @urgenlano. Iie Sitter
ron Sanft Marien ballten BORT ibrc
critic @nrienb,,rs. 9cutihe SieSler
bonn &bcin Id)ufen aus ser Se6e oes
8urgenLanSes frudtbare EyeIoer.
Nber Ser Sroen muBte idpn natfl
biersebn Sabren 'Siebenbiirgen Der.
laiien. tpeil er iih bon l1ngarn los.
gelagt bate uno 6as BuraenIanS
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-12

mubte, oa ibre 1000 1aler, sic fl
eincm Mitpaiiagier aupertraut bot
te, Don oieiem untcribIaeen tporoer
tparen.
Gs tparen Sic 9emtiden bon Ybi
laOeWbia, Sic iib ab 1850 als erit{
gc9en bieie id)amloien Wtetboter
tpanoten, 5l,niid)it freiIid, crfolgIos
oa bobe Stelen an Sem Brofit nit
intcreMiert iparen. Der Iruder
Gbriitopb Saucr bate idon 1749 in
ieincr 9eitr,na seihrieben, oab i'm
ieGbcn Sabre iiber 1000 Berionen an
9oro Ser gintuanoercuid)iiIc geltor.
benicicn, "a iie nid)t ,pie Menihcn.
ipeIcn bcbonoelt tporben iparen. Sein,
rih 3cppca. ser ip1tcr ser critic
Sruiiocut ser 1863 gegriinbetcn
Ie,,tId>eu 8eiellid>aft bon Ycunipl,
naltia luar, ,par ieIbit an Yor0 zines
Iplde, "impanocrcrififfcs eingctrof.
fen nnS hcrii)tctc Mcbnlihcs. Tic
meiltcn @cribtc aingcn ME nod
CcuticbIallo, ba sic Naeuteu bcH;ird).
tetcn, ,pcitere GimponScrme ,piirSe
oaonrc) ab1uid)rctt uno oamit sueite,
res 8cid)dft perbinoert iperoen. gs
noren nidt nur Scutidc. ionoerl
altd) GiuipnnSercr onSercr Noticna.
litGtcn, Sic bauon bctroffcn ipurSen.
aher oio Se.ttide GiiEpanocr,trg trai
cs nit inn itartitcn !Mobc. llnS nit
Scr 3eit nobm Ser 'Sfanhal hicicr
Wetbobcn INNER tpciter an StGrfe
sl,, 10 hdB man bariiber in Hbilnbels
pbias ir.o gang Ycnniplpnios Sef.
Ientlidfeit nid)t Ionger mebr binpes,
hlicfcn fonnte.
Iie Tcutihc 8eiellidait bon Genn.
lpluania bate einen 201penanteil So
ran. Sieien aampf erfolgrcih Surd)'
ai,fcdten. Scnn iic mar ansgeiprobcn
fiir bieic unS anSere &ilfsapcdc als
faritatipe @eieIIihaft gcgriinSct NOR,
Sen. sluf hire Geranlaii,,na tpurSe in
ser Staatslegislatur Elm 8eiet burd,
aeiest. bas iih aegen Sen 3tpang unh
Sic MiBhanblung. ,pie lie bon aapi'
tdnen uno Gintuanoerungs.Nsente
tpuroen, ipanbte unS Sen
Spfern iosar elm slppell9erid)t ge.
lpdbrte. Gin nod burhgreiicnoercs
8ciet, oas iid) ipc3icG nit Sem lin.
port Of Germans ans others" bcia6.
te, purbe i'm Sabre 1918 angenom=
men, ober- Sen enhsiiltieen SdluB
oicies tra,,rige1 &npitels brad)te crit
oas Sabr 1890. ltno crit oann alio
Iuaren aIle jene llnsliidlihen tuabrc
-&eoemptioniitcn";; inn reIisioien
Sinne oes @ortes REDEEM" ,,dmIid
nun enolih uno enbgiiltig gu tpabrem
Menihent,tm unS freiem giirger.
reht 5uriiduefunoene vGrloite".
Sans W. Soifmann.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-12
3n,att3ie Geiiel,, Il,
Paris eri4e6ef,

Bidp. @ie bier befannt gegeben
tp,,roe. .iino in 1aris als 0crgeItungs.
n,abnabme fir sic 1ot,,ng zines oe,,t.
ihen @adpoitens am 1. Mdra aipan.
gig @eiieln bingeriftet tpur6e.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-12

&arl bat Gna unBer3eibung: SD
fdapore sir, i'd tperoe ME mebt
tpetten!"
rMf, 6as CLAUDE ih bir nid)t!"
%, Inn mas tpollen mir spetten 2"
Evening star., 1942-01-11

Moro than . million gallons OF
water are used daily to water the
fairways and green's o6 the cham.
pionship Jasper Park Lodge goli
course In the Canadian Rockies.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
National Campaign
Lasting Three Weeks
Opens Tomorrow

On the proving destroyer, IN the
snow-blanketed Army camp. near
the incessant roar Of the flying field,
the Nations defender reaches out
for q moments relaxation.
II the Nation he defends responds
to his need during the next three
weeks each service man can reach
for good book.
Starting tomorrow. countrywide
drive for 100000 books for Army
dayrooms, ships, naval bases and
other military posts will be launched
by the Victory Book Campaign. It
will continue until February 4.
AL the citizen need do is pick out
a book he enjoyed reading himself
or always wanted to read. He can
stick 3 cents postage ON it and mail
it to the George Washington Uni
versity Library, the Public Library
at Eighth and K streets NV, or
one of its IL branches listed In the
accompanying box.
Or he can take it to one Of those
IA libraries himself.
Sponsored by Commissioners.
The drive is sponsored in the Dis
trict by the Commissioners. It has
been organized by the American
Library Association. the Red Cross
and the United Service Organiza-
tions for Defense, Inc.
Mrs. Philip Sidney Smith, for nine
Evening star., 1942-01-11

But what will you do about your
job?"
I'm insured" he said briefly.
Then. why are you in Los Anseles7
The movies?"
II was. born here, and I was
going to be q schoolmistress. But
I'm not going to be. And live with
my mother and sister" She told
him about winning the Charm
Girl" competition. And goodness" :"
she looked At her watch, I've got
to 20 home and tell them"
II know some Of the fellows In
that studio-dye want me to talk
to themT" he asked.
mo, no, please don't" said Livia
hastily. Everything has been taken
care Of"
Can you act7"
A Leading Lady.
II was a leading lady in our high
school plays" she said solemnly.
And detected . grin on his mouth.
''Well. anyway. I'm as good as some
Of those stars they pay Thousands
Of dollars to-" she said definantly.
mo, the only thing that's worrying
me is how to tell my family" She
turned to him tragically. Can you
see me as school teacher?"
NO" he agreed smilingly.
Livia had a bright idea.
"You know all about the movies.
Would you talk to my mother? I
mean on the telephone. and say
that it's quite respectable and all
that-N you feel well enough?"
whats your telephone number?"
She told him.
when shall I call?"
"About Q o'clock tonight" She
looked at her watch. Il must go. /"
She paused at the door. you really
don't mind doing this for me?"
I'll be talking to you, too, won't
n"
YES, Of course. Well, thanks .
lot" She flashed her brightest
smile. and was gone.
Bruce turned Oh the light over
the hospital bed and closed his
eyes. Her visit had tired him. But
he was happy.
That's my girl" he told the
nurse who had announced Livia.
"Yes? But now you must rest"
Bruce Is Prompt.
Promptly at 8 o'clock he tele-
phoned Livia.
mo. you can't talk to mother
tonight" she whispered into the
receiver, shes not well. One Of
her headaches-no. nothing seri-
GUS"
Then you haven't told her?"
"Who is that, Iixia?" Mrs Clark
son called from the Hving-room
sofa.
"Oh-er-a friend Of mine-a
man I met the other night at .
party"
Does he want me?"
mo. Mother. don't get up. It's
nothing"
IN call you later" she told
Bruce. "Good-by." She put the
receiver down on the hook quickly.
Livia was accustomed to her
mothers binding headaches. Her
eyes were weak, and the constant
pouring over books and correction
Of exercises resulted In bad head.
aches. They soon passed, but this
Was distinctly not the time for Itvta
to ton her that she had won the
Charm Girl" competition.
She thought Of telling Vera. But
Vers> was going out tonight. She
was going out With George Maxwell,
who Was more or less accepted q
VerA's fiance. George worked .
weekly racesheet called THE Win
ner" They were going to a movie.
But III stay II you think Mother
needs me-" Vera said to Livia.
mo, I can look after her-go with
George and have a good time"
Livia slept soundly. But she
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Seaboard Alters Policy
On Name Reservations

Because present indications point
to increasingly heavy demands Of
both military and Government traf-
fic on railroad and Pullman equip
nent under the national defense
program. the Seaboard Railway has
established q new policy that name
reservations will only be held to
within "a hours Of departure, which
is considered a reasonable length Of
time to enable passengers to pur-
chase space. In addition. q railroad
ticket must be presented at the time
Pullman ticket Is purchased or coach
accommodations taken up.
The old plan Of observing the IS
day name reservations limit and
on which no payment vas made In
advance, has been abandoned In
favor Of the new time limitation.
The requirement that purchasers
must present railroad tickets is in
tended to prevent the purchasing of
space in excess Of actual needs and
will avoid instances where several
reservations have been made for the
same patron on q number Of differ
ent days.
Evening star., 1942-01-11

CONTINUED tomorTow.)
tcopyYiSat loz3, b. 0hofs ofshA0J
Evening star., 1942-01-11

600 900 pounds Of the star dust metal
titanium, nearly all of which must
be imported. It Is obtained from
beach sands Of India.
Titauium Is essential In higher
grades Of paints. in the manufac-
ture Of false teeth, and In military
smoke screens. There Is little hope
Of obtaining adequate supplies un-
less Brazilian deposits can be de-
veloped. A few tons a year are
mined in Virginia. There are, how
ever, fairly adequate substitutes,
such as white phosphorus for smoke
screens.
A closely related metal is zircon-
ium. The main source of supply
of the 100000 pounds year essen
tial for American industry has been
Australian beach sand. It prob
ably can be replaced, if traffic across
the Pacific is suspended, from Bra
zil. The chief use Is In hardening
steel for military helmets. It used
to be necessary for flashlight pow
der, but this has been largely re-
placed Oy udSA DulDS.
Industrial Diamonds.
OF more vital importance are In
dustrial diamonds, Of which Ameri-
can industry uses about 1,500, 600
carats a year, valued at about $5,-
100000.
The chief source OF supply Is
South Africa by way Of Great Brit
ain. They are essential for rock
drilling. precision cutting. wire
drawing. grinding and polishing
There are various substitutes, but
none 50 good as the hardest sub
stance on earth. A serious de-
crease in supply would cripple min
ing and auto and ship building.
Diamonds were one of the first
minerals declared essential by the
Army and Navy Munitions Board.
The size of the present stock pile
Is unknown. Imports In 1889, how
ever. amounted to 3.568. .730 carats-
about twice the normal years sup
ply. Presumably a larger surplus
has been piled up since in spite Of
drastically increased prices.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Donation of 10, 100000 Books
For Service Men Sought in Drive
How to contribute . victory

How to contribute . victory
book:
/. Between tomorrow and
Februay y I pick out q book you
like yo,rsen.
z. Msu 1t with 3 cents
postage or carry 1t to the Pub
lie Library or the George Wash
ington University Library.
3. TIE public libraries receiv-
ing bocks are the main branch,
Eighth and K streets NV;
GeorgeSown, Wisconsin avenue
and r street NV; Mount Pleas
ant, Sixteenth and Lamont
streets NV; Northeastern.
Seventh street and Maryland
avenue NE; Petworth, Georgia
avenue and Upshur street NV;
Southeastern, Seventh and D
streets Sc; Southwestern,
Seventh and H streets S.W.;
TAkomt Park, Fifth and Cedar
streets NV: Chevy Chase, 1915
Livingston street NV: Conduit
Road, 1854 Conduit road NV;
Tenley 1850 Wisconsin avenue
NV; Woodbridge, 2206 Rhode
Island avenue NE, and Eastern
High ;chool. Eighteenth and
East Capitol streets.
Evening star., 1942-01-11

awakeusd at 8 In the moening on .
high note Of excitement. This Was
the day On which her whole future
was to be decided. She was careful
not to wake her mother Or Vera
when she went downstairs. A oopy
OF the Gazette was outside the
kitchen door.
Her pictures-four Of them-vere
on the front page. And . new YER
sion Of her life story. She read
that her father had been one Of the
civic founders Of Los Angeles. What
she actually told the reporter was
that he had been . businessman In
Los Angeles. There was even . pic
ture Of their old home on the hill.
Mother ought to like that" Livia
told herself without conviction. Her
mother would hate Livia's. or rather
the reporters. insistence on their
"abject poverty today"
Her appointment at the studio was
for 8 O'Clock.
IT must tell mother before e" /"
she said to herself. But should she
awaken her mother? ''She's not
we'll" she thought, and then said
aloud. 'Livis Clarkson, you're . cow
ard"
Her mother would weep and beg
her not to 60 to the studio. And
they would have another quarrel.
Oh, Why was her mother 20 preju.
diced? AFTER al. its only . test:
may not get . contract" But she
was sure she would. when I come
back, waving . contract for . thou
sand q week. then mother will be
glad. Oh, then she can stop work
ing: no more headaches. I'll buy
back tho old house to live in-not
for q school," Yes. she was doing 1t
for her mother and Vera as much as
for herself.
It was 7 O'Clock now. Soon Vera
and her mother would awaken.
Something had to be decided-and
quickly. The solution came sud-
denly.
"Ill leave . note attached to the
paper and go before they get up"
She left the note and newspaper
on the kitchen table and imme-
diately felt better. Swiftly she
brushed her hair, took infinite pains
with her makeup. gulped down some
coffee. And, trembling with excite
ment. Ltvia left for the studio.
rrortsr,aA tnmorrovl
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Duytono Beech Drops
'Ruces to Suve Rubber

DAYTONA BEACH. Ta., Jan.
l0.-BecAuse rubber must be con-
served, three races scheduled for
the winter season ct Daytoua Beach
Will be Cancelled. These are the
200-mile national championship mo-
torcycle raoe Of February II and IS.
and stock car races Of March
and -.
Evening star., 1942-01-11

Cletuu Allan. superintendent T.
recreation, said greater effort y
entertain tourists In ways not con.
fiicting with interests of national
defense will be undertaken.
Still On the winter entertainment
program Afe such events - ths
training season IN March and April
Of the Brooklyn Dodgers here; golf
and tennis matches, the Florida
open forum and program Of the
Civic Music Association.