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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-05-06
Many Changes Made in
Rationed Food Points
MEATS, FATS

Ely housewives, as result of a re-
vision of point values for meat and
fish rationing, are paying less red
stamps for some cuts of meat and more
for others
This revision in point values, which
involves changes of one point, occur
periodically as required by the meat
rationing program. Cuts that are more
scare are raised in point value and
others more plentiful are lowered.
REDUCED IN POINTS.
Meats on which point values have
been reduced, the reductions now be-
ing in effect, are:
8 points, was g. Ready-to-eat ham
shanks
6 points, were Ham shanks, end;
bulk sausage, meat loaf, vienna sau-
sage.
5 points, were 6-Beef tongue, lamb
and mutton livers, lamb and mutton
tongue, ready-to-eat spareribs, salad
and cooking oils.
3 points, were Beef sweetbreads,
brains, lamb and mutton sweetbreads,
spareribs.
points, were 3-Ox tail joints, beef
brains, lamb and mutton brains, pig
hooks and knuckleS, variety meat
brains and tell, canned brains.
l point, were variety meat chit
terlings, variety meat shouts.
INCREASED IN POINTS.
9 points, were 8-Beef steaks, round,
top round, bottom round, round tip,
flank; veal round steaks; pork center
chops, ham slices, bone in, center cut
loin roasts; ready-to-eat tongue
slices.
8 points, were Beef round tips,
veal sirloin steaks and chops.
points, was 6IVeal roast leg.
points, was sausage containing
at least so per cent meat.
3 points, was sausage containing
20 per cent meat and head cheese.
PARENTS OF TWIN GIRLS.
Twin girls were born to Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Mariani at the Shipman
hospital Tuesday night.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-05-06
FOODS

Many changes were made In the
point values Of canned fruits effec-
tive during May. Decreases were the
rule, but there were few increases.
The point values Of rationed canned
vegetables generally remained un-
changed.
Rationed fruits reduced in point
value were all berries, apples, pears,
peaches and plums. Increases were
given apricots, fruits for salads and
pineapple. Cuts were made in most
canned juices.
Dried ano oenyorated soups were
removed entirely from the rations list,
and ready-to-serve canned soups were
cut from to 2 points for the COM
mon size cans.
Blue stamps G, II and J may be used
during May.
Following is a Simplified table Of
point values for rationed fruits and
vegetables for the most common can
sizes, the No. and No. AZ:
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-05-06
PRISONER OF JAPS.

First LIT. Robert H. Corgan, Virginia,
is reported by the Associated Press to
be a prisoner Of the japanese govern
ment. He is the son Of Harry Corgan,
former representative for a meat
packing house and well known here.
He recently retired and with Mrs. Cor
gan now resides in California. Their
son was on Bataan when it fell.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-05-06
ARNOLD ANDERSON HERE.

Arnold Anderson, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Anderson, was here last
week visiting his parents after an alb
sence Of five years. Mr.. Anderson is
employed by the Pittsburg Aluminium
corporation and his work takes him to
many states of the Union where the
company is putting in new plants and
working plants already established
He was very much pleased with the
appearance and changes made in the
CITY during his absence.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-05-06
NOT ENOUGH PLOTS
TO FILL REQUESTS

The local victory garden committee
has applications on file for garden
plots which it is unable to fill because
the small number of tracts turned over
to it have all been allotted.
A half dozen applications are on file
and more are expected to come in.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-05-06
Name SOnlrock President
of City Workers Union

John W. Somrock was named presi-
dent Of the of local 386, State, County
and Municipal workers of America
CIO, composed of city Of Ely en-
ployes, at the annual election.
Others named were Anton Pirsh
vice president; Joseph Mavetz, Jr., f.
nancial secretary; Joseph Sever, Jr.
recording secretary; Walter l. Kosh
sergeant-at-arms, and j. o. Anderson
trustee for three years.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-05-06
Mrs. Rudolph Halamik
Heads District Rebeccds

Mrs. Rudolph Halamik was named
district president Of the Rebecca's at
a district meeting IN Virginia Sunday
Mrs. Halamik VII attend the state
meeting of the organization to be held
| in st. Paul in June.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-05-06
GO TO NEW JERSEY.

Word received from DR.. and Mrs.
H. j. Lockhart stated that on Tues
day they left Fort Lauderdale, Fla,
where they spent the winter, for Bay
Head, N. J.
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Indicates the all clear; the raid is over
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returns to normal status. Cd Refrain
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time after the all clear
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-05-06
STATIONED IN (CENsoRED)

Pfc. Olaf A. Lerda1 is stationed
somewhere IN tcensored)", according
to word received by the VIEW He said
he was getting along fine, good food,
brand new barracks, nice and clean all
around; SO al of US are very thankful
We are very proud TO serve and pro-
tect as fine a country and people as
the II G -
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-05-06
s Brothers In

Anton Bolka, both dead, who were
residents Of Lawrence street.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-05-06
ELY LIBRARY TO BE
CLOSED NEXT WEEK

The Ely public library win be closed
all Of next week so that the rooms may
be repainted.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-05-06
Most Are Youths IS Years
of Age; Will LeaUe
on May ~.

A contingent of 70 selectees
will leave here Thursday, May
81, for their final physical ex-
aminations at Fort Smelling.
The group is composed
mainly of 19-year-old youths,
with a sprinkling of 18-year-
. Odds and a few older men.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-05-06

PARENTS OF TWIN GIRLS.
Twin girls were born to Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Mariani at the Shipman
hospital Tuesday night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13

THE IRON CROSS which Con-
rad Veidt wears in his role as a
Nazi officer in "Casablanca" was
purchased in a pawn shop for 50
rents
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
Jungle War
On TeIeneUs
Bills Friday

WEIRD JUNGLE battles,
against an unseen foe, highlight
the new programs at the Down.
town and Norwood Telenews the
aters. Recently released films of
Gen. MacArthur's troops "mopping
up" the Japs on the Buna front in
New Guinea bring strang e
glimpses of unnatural combat
against hidden snipers in jungle
hideouts. Here Yank soldiers are
filmed in the last phases Of the
New Guinea campaign.
Equally sensational are up-to-
the-minute action films from the
Russian front, showing the gradual
slowing up OF the mighty Red
winter drive. Spring rains, thaw-
ing ground and a general change
of equipment has temporarily
forced the Soviet war machine To
curtail its winter drive.
General Mud" has also. stepped
into the Tunisian front as scenes
from United States sectors illus
trate. Thick layers of mud have
practically stopped all mechanical
action, slowed down patrol combat
Unusual scenes at an unnamed air.
port also show the difficulty oil
takeoffs and landings.
Other world news stories include
Abbysinian newsreels of Italian
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
Film Time Clock

ADAMs-"chetniks." at Comes Up
BROADWAY cAPIToL-"cst People"
1911, 1855, sac. s:23, 10:47 p. m;
Journey Into Fear" IL a. m, 1:41, t:2s,
7;12. $3.50 y. m.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES York" z:01.
5:54. s:47 p. m; Who Done TT" 1880.
4:16. 500 p. m; 12:02 a. m.
CINEMA-"siege OF Leningrsd," i2:2S.
2:So. 4;4o, $50, s:55. IL p. m; "shos-
takovich's Seventh Symphony" 1855.
4:O5. $40, $40. go D. m.
FIsHER-'sergeant York" 2:os, 9.
e:52 p. m; Who Done It7'' 1880. t;22,
si Ho Z M aa'q Immortal =; sergeant. 1,a1
a. m. 2:03. l:55. 7:47, fo:3s .. m:
How About It7'' 1855. 3;4s. $40.
NJ MADISON - Sergeant York" ass.
$40, 1880 D. m; Who Done 1T" 1893,
M Mic sihs K m spansl.d Rhythm"
II a. m. I:5s. 4:4e. 7:34, 1o:22 .. M;
"FaIi In" lilo. s:5s, e:lc. 1894 P. M;
PALMS STATE = "Hitler's Children"
IL a. m, 1:4e. 4:41, 1885, 1881 p. m;
Lady Bodyguard," 1885. $3.50, e:7o,
p PsARADIsE-cab Galloway, a.as, $40,
.: :OS s:a7 7o s:sa' il 10 D. m.
RIvIERA-''Sergeant York." 2:04, b:57,
$3.50 y. m; "who Done It7' 1880. 4:2S,
s1 s.k 2 m. UP Pa;os \ m: s.rs..n, Yors,"
2:45. $40, 1925 p. m. 2:3o a. m. Who
ROYAL-''sergeanf York" 6:5e, 1o:4s
p. M; "who DoneG" $40. s;i2, p. m.
T TEIESEws-short subjects. . a. m.
70 UNITED Random Harvest. '
'l1i:2s a. m, 2:0s, 4:4s. 7:1s. e:4S p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
COLLECTED AT RANDOM

1T. JOHN HOWARD, Priscilla
Lanes bridegroom, has gone over
seas. so she has returned to Holly
wood 10 resume her career; the
David Mays (Ann Rutherford are
in New York-David on business
and Ann TO be with her bride
groom.
Lois Wilson and Eddie Nugent.
who are a hit in Junior Miss,
stopped in TO see me at the Mark
Hopkins in San Francisco while /
was there over the weekend.
Mrs. Weed, the wife of Gen.
Weed of the Letterman General
Hospital, had a long talk with
Eddie on Chinese antiques. a sub
ject on which he is an authority;
Ina Claire Wallace and her good
looking husband also paid us a
call. Ina is knee-deep in the stage
door canteen, as is Brock Pember-
ton, who has left his beloved
Broadway 10 establish the canteen
for our boys. San Francisco par
ticularly needs il for so many boys
in all branches of the service are
there; saw Norma Talmadge leav-
ing TO assist at an operation. She
is busy with Red Cross work. She
told me thai she and Mrs. Ned
Marin leave for two weeks in
Miami.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13

usual documentary film illustrat-
ing the emergence of Canada as a
dominant hemisphere power.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
Cut Size
OF Fan
Photos
BY HARRISON CARROLL

HOLLYWOOD. March 12-War
is reducing the size of Hollywood
fan photos. Deanna Durbin has
sent out 5000 3x4 pictures, just
the proper dimensions to fit into
a soldiers pocket or wallet. A
number of other stars are follow
ing suit.
The idea was suggested to
Deanna by Cpl. Eugene Sorry Of a
u. S. engineers regiment serving
in England.
Most of the old fan photos were
eight by tens or five by sevens.
UP IN SMOKE
II the cigar companies don't do
something for Warmers, they
ought to. Gary Cooper will smoke
his first screen cigar in Saratoga
Trunk" Not only that but Ingrid
Bergman will say in the picture:
"a house isn't a house unless
Il has about IL the scent of a
good cigar"
After all the mass of publicity
on Greek actress Katina Patinou
getting the role of Pillar in For
Whom the Bell Tolls" she'll reach
the screen first in Hostages"
But she'll be her tall. slender
self. In the Hemingway story, she
was heavily padded.
HEAVY PENALTY
Before each play, the - Abbott
dancers, brought out here for
Right About Face" step on the
scales and, if they've gained any
weight, they are fined S. a pound,
with the money going to the Red
Cross l.. The Brentwood Service
Players opened their first stage
production, "A Cup of Tea" in a
driving rain. The house lights
went out three times and Allan
Jones, in charge of electrical eff
fects, finished in a high state of
filters Hats off to the Neil
Hamiltons. They celebrate their
twentieth wedding anniversary
this month Mrs. Barney Ross
may get a picture job in the
James Cagney picture. At least.
Bill Cagney indicated as much
when he met her at the Little
Club Twosome of the week:
Olive Brosna (the midget beauty
with Bert Gordon at Slapsy
Makes.
THIS AND THAT
It's sort OF ironical. When 1t.
Ronald Reagan appears in This
Is the Army" he'll play a buck
private.
Youngest member Of Holly
woods famous Severn clan will
make her debut with Charles
Laughton in The Man From
Down Under" He is Winston
Franklin Macarthur Severn, aged
months.
All seven children in this family,
who came TO Hollywood from
South Africa. work in pictures
Between them, they've appeared
| in about 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13

AT THE Hollywood Canteen,
one of the painters, Albert knight,
asked to be introduced to Hedy
Lamar. She put out her hand,
but he said. Il can't shake hands,
Miss Lamar. I'm covered with
paint"
ooh. don't worry about the
paint" said Hedy laughing. II
do that all over the house all
the time"
She grabbed Knights hand and
shook in heartily.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
CHATTER IN HOLLYWOOD

IF 1T was anybody but Maria
Montez I would be willing 10 give
up. One minute Maria says she is
"maaadly in looove" with Jean
Pierre Aumont and intends "a
marry him come next month. In
the next breath she says there is
absolutely "nooothing" to the
story of their engagement. al
though she admits being smitten
with Aumont as she has never
been smitten before and coming
from Maria, that is some smitten-
ing. The lady goes on TO say that
while she loves that man" very
much, he is going away to fight
with the Free French soon anc
that Is the current reason for the
delay in matrimonial plans. p. s.
Aumont has said nothing that has
come TO my ears.
A LINE OR TWO
DON'T BE surprised il, when
Sam Wood launches his inde-
pendent company, Gary Cooper
joins up as his co-producer, and
star. of course. Gary has had a
ven to produce and direct for a
long time and he and Sam get
along like blood relatives-only
better. I never knew Gary could
be so much fun until I sat next
to him at a recent dinner party.
Any one who thinks he is just
the strong silent type should
hear Gary's off the record quips.
Lou Costello is still so ex-
hausted that for the second time
Sipce they have been teamed
Abbott works with a new
ktner on his radio show. Last
year Mickey Rooney pinched-hit
for Bud, and come next Sunday
Bert Lair will do the honors =.
Carole Lands is writing a book
about that tour I. Did you
hear about the two chorus girls
talking on the set of Thank
Your Lucky Stars? Said the
first chlorine: MY boy friend is
a Aft" Whats that" asked the
other. 1T means" replied the
first honey, he's 4-F-er mine"
Airline Judge is doing all right
for herself. She goes into the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
Action Is
Feature OF
Club ShOW
BY COLLEEN MACDoNELL

THE SPOTLIGHT! Camera!
Action!" revue at the Club Congo
is going into its second week with
all the Hollywood trimmings.
Gladys Palmer does the boogie-
woogie piano and song work and
Leroy Meyers. formerly of the
team Sinclair and Leroy, taps out
some fast rhythms.
Coincidence Lillian Fitzgerald
does some amusing cloYning. while
young Detroit miss, Ruth Askew,
does impressions of the great and
not so great of the entertainment
and political worlds. The drum
boogie boys, Red and Curly. beat
it out on a variety of instruments
and James Martin leads the Club
Congo orchestra for the music.
Caritha Harbert, the lovely SOU
brette, leads the poppy Amber
Steelettes, while Larry Steele, who
has produced the show as well as
the incidental music. takes care OF
the master of ceremonies duties.
LONDON CHOP HOUSE
ELEANOR FRENCH, star of
the MIC radio network, opens to-
night at the Chop House with voice
the critics deem youthful and re-
freshing."
Miss French was a trained bal
lerina, completing her studies in
Chicago, New York and Paris, but
turned to singing instead. She has
appeared at the Stork Club. Ar
mando's and other well known
nighteries in the East.
Sammy Dibert's crew will do the
music for Miss French, with Frank
Gagen's band stepping in for the
dance music. Ethel Howe does the
lyrics with Dibert when he comes
back for his dance spot.
BRASS RAIL
BONITA MONTEZ continues to
Groom the current songs at the
Brass Rail. Her most open repeats
are for the Latin numbers she
Istars in, but she introduces sew
Ieral husky voiced specialize:
nightly. Pianist Roy Swartz am
:Iorganist Earl Beaudrie do hel
Accomplishments as well as severa
single spots on their own.
WONDER BAR
IT'S A double feature at Samm.
Sofferin's where two orchestra
and two vocalists keep up TIT
music. Eddie Paisley's Vocalion
and Manuel Lopez Gay Amigo
alternate on the bandstand for thu
dance music, while Aylene MasoI
introduces up to the minute mum
bers and Ginny Brainard spe
cializes in light comedy lyrics.
vERNE'S CAFE
JIMMY ROONEY is back a
Verne's Cafe with Billie Mccall
all-girl orchestra and the popula
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13

Roy Rogers musical at Republic
so far. il has no title :.
Carol Ann Beery went 10 the
beauty parlor the other day and
Wally, beet-faced with embar-
rassment in The midst of all the
femmes. came along TO see she
wasn't over-curled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13

women and children being re-
turned 10 Italy by consent of the
British government; Nine. Chang
Kai-shek visiting her alma mater,
WELLESLEY College; and in Holly
wood, Academy awards for the
years best film work.
Both Downtown and Norwood
present the first Detroit showing
of the latest March of Time, THE
New Canada BY frank treatment
of delicate subject. the editors of
Time have bound together an I'M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
Cab Galloway
At Paradise

JLVE-LOVIN' youngsters, and
oldsters, too, will have an oppor-
tunity to see one of the originals
in the business when Cab Galloway
and the Cotton Club Orchestra
move into the Paradise T'heater.
The show appropriately called
The Jumpin' Jive-Jubilee" will
feature a sepia revue including
Detroit's J. c. Heard on the drums
Calloway's first great song sue
cess was "St. James Infirmary
Blues" which established him
with the then unheralded Utter
bugs. Minnie the Moocher" and
the famous hi-de-ho firmly en-
.trenched him with those who favor
hotter type of music.
The screen fare with the picture
is the first Detroit showing OF
'"Prison Mutiny," starring Edward
Norris and Joan Woodbury..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
PERFECT SQUELCH

IF I EVER heard the perfect
suuelch il was Marguerite Chap
mans retort snappy to that
actor on the Appointment in
Berlin" set who was giving her
. old routine. You Are
arming." said the gentleman
Who shall be unnamed, but you
have so little emotion depth.
You need TO live-to suffer-"
"All right" said Marguerite,
where can ! see you in your
latest picture ?"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
LoueIla
Parsons
in MoM~ool

named Melvin Francis, gets the
second lead opposite Gary Cooper
in THE Story of DR.. Wassell."
He has never had a days acting
experience in his life. You never
heard of him before, but Cecil b.
DeMille says he has the markings
of one of the finest actors who
ever lived. Moreover, he is one OF
the most courageous humans In
the world. Here is his story:
Melvin was a seaman. Bird class.
on a cruiser. A good-looking,
fresh-faced youngster, he was
nicknamed THE Baby" by his
shipmates. Then came terrible
battle in which 1.-The Baby" was SO
horribly burned and mutilated
that when he was taken to a
Dutch hospital by DR.. VESSEL the
nurses thought he was an old man.
Dr. Wassell told c. B. the boys
story and for the past six months
Demille has had him in Holly
wood. coaching him TO act so that
he can play his real life role IN the
movie.
Asked his real ambition In life,
''The Baby" said: Il want to be
half the actor Mr.. Demille thinks
j am-and / hope to earn enough
money to get myself real, good
glass eye to replace the one /
lost"
HILTON osCARLESS
JAMES HILTON didn't walk
of with an Oscar at the
Academy dinner, even though he
Seripted both Mrs. Miniver'
I'd Random Harvest" But
G|scarless or not, Hilton is worth
his weight in ration books when
it comes TO whipping up origi-
mails or adapting other writers
works 10 the screen.
SO ! say Jack Warner has a
feather in his cap getting Hilton
TO script The Time Between"
dramatic novel by Gail Will
helm about a marine on leave
from Guadalcanal who lives al
most an entire lifetime in the
10 days time between" his re-
turn to duty. Jack has handed
the dramatic romance TO Mark
Hellinger to produce, but so far.
no cast.
DE MARCO SIGNED
THE BOYS in the service like
10 watch good dancing in the
movies almost as much as they
like looking at pretty gals or lis
tening TO Alice Faye sing TO Benny
Goodman's music. For this reason
Twentieth has gone out and
snagged Tony De Marco-yes. the
one and only, who is in class by
himself when IL comes 10 ballroom
dancing. and Tony will be teamed
with Carmen Miranda in The
Girls He Left Behind"
From all hear La Miranda and
Tony will do some beautiful rug
cutting in his movie debut and
Tony has created a dance that
should be as popular as the samba
which is fun il you can do i'll
can't. Phil Baker of the famous
quiz show also debuts in this pic
lure.
PERFECT SQUELCH
IF I EVER heard the perfect
squelch il was Marguerite Chap
mans retort snappy TO that
actor on the Appointment in
Berlin" set who was giving her
- old routine. You Are
|arming," said the gentleman
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13

master of ceremonies really beats
it out on Mama Don't Allow No
Music Making in Here" Rooney
is also introducing Maurice and
Marie and their dance routines,
and the charming Vicki Lancer
of tap dancing fame.
Evening star., 1943-11-04
Uncle Rays Corner

For many years white mice havs
played part in the work of science.
They have been used to test differ
ent kinds of food. and have helped
to show what vitamins can do for an
animal.
few years ago I visited a lab
oratory which contained hundred.
Iof white mice. They were not all in
one cage, but had been placed in
many small cages. There were six or
eight mice in each of those small
cages.
Most of the mice in the labora-
tory were being used to test the
amounts Of Vitamin D in various
1ood products. If mice in any cage
suffered from ricketts, after being
fed with certain food, it proved
they were not getting enough vita
min D.
That laboratory is only one OF
hundreds where white mice are
being put through tests.
Besides white mice. guinea pigs
and various other animals are tested
in laboratories. Doctors and Scien-
lists say that thousands Of human
lives have been saved through the
long, careful work OF this kind
Evening star., 1943-11-04

which mas gone on. They tell IL
that they might never have made
certain valuable vacCIneS-tn pre-
vent disease if il had not been for
the tests on animals.
Some persons have complained
about the use OF ANIMALS for this
purpose, but l never have heard nj
a single complaint about the suffer-
lngs OF mice Mice are not. in gen.
eral. very popular with people
White mice however. have been
coming into favor as pets during
late years They are descended
from common mice but their white
fur seems 10 set them apart from
the small gray pests TO which they
are related By breeding mice N
change their color 10 white. ScIen-
lists have taken the s. out Of
pest and made II a pet,
When white mice are kept a.
pets. plenty of water should he
placed IL their cage Otherwise
there is danger that they Will start
killing one another, They may ne
fed with apples. carrots. oats and
canary seed. but should be- gwen
little II any. cheese. Dog biscuit or
stale bread, soaked in milk, makes
an excellent food for them.