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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-25
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L,JUBEZNI
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Krcmar YAM sicer zapre pred
nosom.
MOI je vstal, Sc ozrl po cesti,
da bi Sc preprical, da nj nj
kogar blizu, potem :je pa .kre-
nil "a debelo babnico.
Privoscila sta 81 ga nekaj
krepkih pozirkov.
- To pa nj slabo, - je dejal
euvaj. . !
- Ne, :bogrpe ane, - je pri-
trdila Zefyrina.
In kakor da je re pijana, je
nadalievala: .-..
- To mi pomaga, ne slisim in
ne vidim ga vec.
- Koga pa? je vprasal
cuvaj preseneceno.
To vprasanje je streznilo bab-
nico.
- Tega cigana, mojega 60
spodarja, - je odgovorila ma
glo. - In cakajte, "a pol Ultra
dam in takoj ga popijeva, samo
da ne bonn vec mislila ne tega
falota. Velja?
- O, proved ste prijazni in
postrezljivi, da bi vam mogel
ugovarjati, - je odgovoril Gu
vaj smeje.
Ia cas- sta pa Panoufle in
Polyt neopazeno smuknila ma
stavbisce. Bila je temna noe;
toda lopova sta bila vajena te-
me, sal je bila njuna najboljsa
pomocnica.
Splezala sta po visoki lestvi v
prvo nadstropje napol dograje-
ne hise. Stalo je samo debelo
zidovje vmesnimi stenami.
' prvem nadstropju sta Sc
zula cevlje in jih postavila k
lestvi, XII sta hotela po Mi sple-
zati nazaj. T.;
Panoufle je stopal previdno
spredaj, spominjajoc Sc dobro
vseh dobrih Slimakovih nasve- |
tov in navodil, da bi Sc spoznal |
V temi.
Sicer pa to nj bilo tezko.
Kaj nitro sta nasla okno, vo-
dece ma vrt d'Alboizovega ho-
tela. Bilo je zaprto S slabo pri-
trjeno mrezo.
- Nastavi hrbet, - je velel |
Polytu.
Zlezel je svojemu pajdasu ma |
hrbet in potisnil svoj noz med |
mrezo in zid.
Takoj je bila mreza odstra-
njena.
- Odprtina je dovolj velika, !
da lahko zlezeva skozi, - je de-
jail Polyt. - Vprasanje je sa-
mo, kaj DO ma drugi strani.
- Tam doll so lesene late, !!
XII segajo do tai Kar "a me-
moi!
Liki macka je skocil doll, |
Polyt pa "a MIN.
- Zacetek je dober Zdaj
ma nOz " rOka Nonroil
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-25

Kaister in druzin E. 81 St., Mr.: in Mrs. J. Hropatin
Mr.. in Mrs: J. Doenc, E. II St., Mrs. Jennie Koss
Frank MHharcic, Hecker Aue:, Mr.. in Mrs. NJ. Hauer
Tack in druzini Mr. in Mrs. L. Godec, Mrs. Hvala, E.
Mr.. in Mrs. Lenassi, Mrs. A. Bergoch, Mr.. in Mrs.
Ch ze!e No North Vine St.. Mrs. Mary Lok@, Mrs. Dedek.
so M Ms 9 MR. = Ms
Mr. in Mrs. j. Benchina, Mr.. in Mrs. j. Stopar in dru
@ zini; Treey Ace, Mr.: IL Mrs. T. si"'onis NIL Miss
Love- Mr. Tony trazisar Mr. in Mrs. L. Batch, Mr.. in
Mrs. F. Kre, Mr. in Mrs: J: Pike, Edna Ave, Mr.. in
f Vee a. Mec% " Mss Sna % Mss
M IN Mrs Te,aF Elsie e& M1s osi rola~: 1Ss
Panchar, Mr.. in Mrs. l.. Comenschik, drusini Frank
Pozy: & Mr.. in Mrs. Stare, Mrs. Doljak, Mr.. in Mrs: T.
Class coinwood oil High 'sef. sehoe :" s0'eo0" Ter ia
NaSo globoko zahUalo maj sprejn,ejo usi prijatelj
ki so dali svoje automobile trezplaeno poslugo pri
H. FRANK Stopar, Ir John Kiancia Mr. steve Tn
sick, Mr. Anthony Godina, nl, Mrs. Antonette Zagar
Mr. Fra"k X zagar a NIL MI, John sin.onieh Mr. John
Michael HaUerlock, Mr.. John d. Kres, Mrs. Ana Vanal
in druzina K0ss.
zahvalo maj spreineio fantje-sosolci XII so nosili
krst0: Mr. Bob Mihelic Mr.. Martin Bente, Mr.. Frank
Markun, Mr.. Jack Heffer, Mr.. Bill Levc, Mr. Bob
Donehne, Mr.. Cyril Zupan
Dalje huaa Usen,, XII ga prisH kvopt ko je lezal
ma nutUdskemU OdrH ter Usen, XII ga sprejn,ii na
njeg0Ui zadnU zenaeljsM poti p0kOpaIi$Ce.
Naj!epso zahualo maj sprejnae Joseph zele in sino-
W POgre0 zdUod "a UzOrnO urejen pOgreb in Usestran-
skO najbOljS0 pOslug0. Na$o zahUaIo izrekumo est a.
Mons Vitus Hbarju opravljene pogrebne obrede in
leP to!azilen goUor HUala tudi gg. duhounona Rev.
CeLesniku in Rev. Francis Baraga Obiske tolazbo
dneh boIezni.
Naso posebno zahualo maj sprejnejo Mr.. in Mrs.
John klancar, Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Stopar, Mr.. in Mrs.
Joseph MacerOl in stara matt Mrs. Marta Koss in Mr
Frank KOss pona0C in tOLazbo boIezni in oh
sn,rti.
Lepa hUala Jack Bergoch in druzini ter Mrs. Ann
Kappus XII 50 Pris senkaj il Detroa, Mich. in 50 Sc
pOgrebn udeIeziA, kdk0r tHdi 1t. John f. KOss XII e
prisel pogreb il Tenasa in Mrs. Frances PhiIIips
XII je pri$La |iz Philadelphia, Pa.
ZahUalo maj sprejn,eo pevci zbora Slovan "a kra-
| sno, y srce segajoce petite pokojniku slovo.
Axe Sc je po",otoma izp1stao ine haterega. ki je
seenjn in Sc nu isto najlepse zahualinso.
IT, tjubjeni sin in brat pociuaj n,iru in lahka mai
III DO rOdna grda hsi je Ostala zalos usai suao
re Usi tako Tub Tako n,lad taso poln ziuljenja pa
81 moral unre Tolazi zavest da snienO enrat
ma Taju Uecnega n,iru, tam, kjer nj ne soIz in ne
trWjenjn-nnd zUezdami!
SpaUaj nurno, dragi-Sniuaj sladko
Uecni SEM III LjubLjeni. r r.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-25
Nadaljevanje)
r o NJ A N -


ia, tam pa prestopiva voz Ba.
stille-Place Wagram, - je de.
jal Panoufle.
- Peljiva Sc raje ma strehi
omnlbusa, - je dejal Polyt. -
Cd zgoraj Sc lepo vidi stano,
vanja. cloveku sinejo pri ten
v glavo pametne misli. Kaj ne
gospa? - Sc je obrnil smeje
tovarisevi spremljevalki.
Mozakarja sta torej zlezla ma
streho, Zefyrino sta pa pustila
spodaj. Bill je zadnji omnibus
"gledaliski," kakor pravijo.
Pri prestopanju V Chateletu
sta morala debelo babnico zbu-
diti, ker je bila med voznjo "a
dremala.
Blizu parka Monceau so IL
stopili in nadaljevali pot pes.
Previdno so krenili po ulicah
Monceau, de Courcelles in Van
Dyck, vse so bile OBJ tenn poznem
casu skoraj prazne.
Vendar so Sc pa ma vsakem
ovinku ustavljali in ozirali, &c
ne gre kdo "a mimi.
- Tako torej, - je dejal
Panoufle, 81 zadovoljen 2
vsem? Smo re tn.
- Pripravljeni smo, - je
odgovoril Polyt. - Pojdimo!
- ST tn, Zefyrina?
- Sem, - je odgovorila, ka-
kor bi Sc il vracala hladnokrv-
most.
- Vidis tistega krcmarja
tam ma vogalu pozuri Sc,
krcmo hoce zapreti Napol
dograjena hisa je tista tamle, XII
visi ma Mi luc Pojdi brz
nadomestit cuvaja!
Zefyrina je odsla tia sama,
mozaka sta Sc pa stisnila V kot
"a vrati.
Priblizala Sc je leseni ograji,
XII je zapirala stavbisce in tho
Sc je priplazila do kraja, kjer
je ena deska manjkala, tako da
SO bila ograji nekaksna vrata.
Pogledala je skozi to odprti-
no ma stavbisce.
Ma golih tleh, med zidoviem,
kjer maj bi bilo pritlicje, je Sc
del pri ognju star, skljucen
MOI.
- Prosim, gospod, je dejala
Zefyrina in zlezla skozi odprti-
no, ali mi dovolite pogreti Sc
malo pri vasem ognju?
MOI je dvignil glavo; bill je
nekam razburjen, ko je pa "a
gledal Zefyrino, Sc je takoj
pomiril.
-Da, - je dejal po kratkem
razmisljanju.
Sklonila Sc je in iztegnila ro-
Ike mad ognjem.
- Kaj ste brez strehe? -
je vprasal moz nekam zacuden,
da je tako cedno oblecena, pa
Sc potika ponoci po mestu.
- Ne, sluzkinja sem, pa me
je gospodar nocoj pognal ma
ceSto.
- Zakaj pa ne greste V no.
tel Sal vam je moral vas
gospodar placati, kar vam je
slo, ko je vas odpustil.
- Sal ne gre "a to, da bi ne
imela denarja, je odgovorila; !;
- jutri zjutraj Sc namrec od-
peljem ze OBJ petih kolodvora
de POuest. No in "a tie stiri ure
nj vredno placevati prenocnine.
Raje popijem kozarcek zganja
in pocakam tn.
- No, kakor YAM drago, vsak
clovek ina svojo glavo.
- No vidite, in krcmar tam
ma oni strani Sc nina zaprto...
&c hocete, dam "a pijaco. Ia
protiuslugo mi pa dovolite po-
cakati tu do jutra.
- HIM {. to pa re, to, - Je
odgovoril start cuvaj; tu lahko
ostanete tenn pref, ker noe nj
bas topla, a pri ognju vas ne bo
zeblo; meni pa pozirek zganja
t,,J; No ho Skodif
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-25

= dolznost si steiemo da Sc ten potom iskreno
gill tako krasne vence cvetja krsti dragega sna IN
brag Ia izraz vass u1ezni napran MENU % ran, e oil
teta Elizabeth in sestrtna clara Bergoch il Detroita,
Mich, druzina Frank Koss, krstna botra Mr.. IN Mrs.
d1e. sa.n Xne Mr. w. in Mrs. Macapoi IN drusna ~ Mr. in mrs.
John Nedoh, Mr.. in Mrs. Andre1O Bole in druzna Mrs.
anna Kappus IL petrota Mch M; IL r., Mrs. rs Cha Gharles
Sin,onic Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Placar in druzna Mr.: in
Mrs. Stanley Marusich il Detroita, Mich, Mr. in Mrs.
Mrs. Louis Koss Mr.. FELIX Koss, Mr.. in Mrs: Fred
Strnisa in druzina Mr.. in Mrs. Lloyd Strnsa, Mr. in
Yrs r. Mayers in Mrs. e. Bo:tie s Nj in Mrs. 'aek
Mrs. Mary Luznar in hci Mary, Mr.. in Mrs. A. Aucin in
ruzld, Mr.: in Mrs Louis Petern in hti druzin Jerse
Glazer in druzna Mr.. in Mrs. John Sore in druzna,
Mr.. John Miula Mrs Trebec in hc Mr. in Mrs. Phillip
Zele III hei Mr. in Mrs. Anton vad"at in druzna Mr.
Mr. infrs j. Kress, Mr.. in Mrs. III. DaUnes in druzina,
Mr. III mrs Louis Strnad in druzina Knafelc in Mo-
Stonen,an. Mr.. in Mrs: Frank znidarsic, Mr. in Mrs.
Hill Hernandez, soPeDci pevskega drustua Sonan dru-
Do so aJe"a St *s9' 41 e1ass s'% Of
Coun.0ood High School Senior Band AND orchestra
of CoIIinwood High School, Beta Gamma Chi Sorority
room, of ColnDood High School, Bridge Inserters of
G. E., Geo; Burnett and TIE Perts DeRts King Band B
White Co., prijateli in sosedje
nase M Sc bodo braLe mir dust pokojnika. Bog
placaU Zalvulo izrekan,o sleeein,: Mr. in Mrs. F.
St0par. Mr. in Mrs. J. Klancher, Mr.. in Mrs. Albert
Stoper Highland Rd Mr.. in Mrs. A. Strnisa Jr Mr. in
Mrs. A. Strnisa ST.. Mrs. Mary Spencer Mr.. in Mrs.
H. Batch in hGeri, Mr.. in Mrs. F. Klun in druzn, Whit
comb Rd:. Mr.. in Mrs. = PonikUar, E. l72 St. Mr. in
Mrs. r. Bozeglav Mr.. in Mrs. F. Koss. Mr.. in Mrs.
J. Nedoh, Mr.: in Mr.. Betgoeh Mr. in Mrs. J. Kaste.
druzin Mrs. AntOna Zele, Mr.. in Mrs. f. ROzic, Miss
Justine Marn Mr.. in Mrs. 11irko MaAuc, Mr.. in Mrs.
F.. Skabar Mr. in Mrs. SreckO Erzen, Mr.. in Mrs. Moe
mix in tGeri, Mrs. Mary DoEenc Mr. in Mrs. J. Poanz,
Mr.. in Mrs. F. Kalister, Mr.. in Mrs. III: Markovic, Mr..
Race Sr, Mr.. in Mrs. A. Premru, Mr.: in Mrs. John
Mohorcc, Mr.. in Mrs. j. BoskO Mr. in Mrs. J. LeUstik,
Mr. in Mrs. J. Laaha, Mr. in Mrs. M. Zate Mr. in Mrs.
F.. Mazrich in druzini, Mr. in Mrs. A. Jagodnik Mrs.
Mary Bradac Mr. in Mrs. F. Strnisa in druzini Mrs.
Anna Llkasik ruzini Perhauec, Mr.. in Mrs. F.. Cic in
Petric in hteri Misses Syuia in Janet Koss, Mr.. in
Mrs. L. Moze, Holmes AUe. Mr.. in Mrs. S. Tusick Mr.
in Mrs. r. P0sak, Mr. in Mrs. E. SinOnic, Mr.. in Mrs.
A. Moze, E.. 20 St., druzini Frank GLazer, Woodrow
AUe Mr.. in Mrs. S. Kushner Mr. in Mrs. John Brletich,
Midway, Pa Mr. Frank Kopsh, Mr.. in Mrs. L. HrOua-
tin, Mr.. John BoIe in Miss Helen Bole, Mrs. Mary
zalujoci ostali:
.~.- 9A LOoio IN MAT
VILLA
MRS. MARTA /
JACK BER
Cleveland Ohio Is. maja, 1e4s,
Evening star., 1943-04-01

goes: a route for travelling or ship
ping" Better say: 1t is possible to
carry freight in cor, by means of
tandem -towed gliders.
st. Joseph: Recently you used
the barbarous word "unquote" in
ending quotation. Pray, how can
a statement that has been quoted
ever be "unquoted"?-J. H. P.
Answer: Literally speaking, it
cannot. But 'unquote' is a short
and convenient term that has Mer-
riam- -Webster's sanction in the
meaning ITO end a quotation, useo
especially in kilograms, reading
aloud, etc"
Santa Monica A technical arti-
Gle used the word "omniverse' to.
designate all creation in all space,
and universe" to designate all
creation in our solar system. Is
there any authority for this?-A.
T. M.
Answer: Not to my knowledge,
Evening star., 1943-04-01
up here" chuckled Paddy.

up here" chuckled Paddy. MY
cousin Jerry has wise head on his
shoulders. very wise head. This
is the only place where Mr.. and
Mrs. Quack can be safe, and no one
but Buster Bear and Jerry Muskrat
and you know that they are here.
I think Hooty the Owl has suspi-
cions. for he has been hanging
around here the last few nights,
but he isn't sure. Now, Peter, what
we want to know is. are you going
to hold your tongue?"
You mean, keep 1t = secret?"
asked Peter.
That's it. That's what We mean, -
said Mr.. Quack, who had come near
enough to overhear what Paddy had
been saying.
You know all we have suffered
broke in Mrs. Quack, in an anxious
voice. IF everybody knew we were
here, we wouldn't have any peace
at all. Please. Peter, promise to
keep our secret. If you will, I will
tell you another secret"
"Of course. you won't mind II 1
tell Mrs. Peter" said Peter in a
hesitating sort of way. And then
there is Sammy Jay. He is very
anxious to know what has become
Of You, and you remember how he
helped you find Mr.. Quack"
Mrs. Quack shook her head de-
cidedly. Il know all about that,
and We are ever 50 grateful to
Sammy Jay, but unless he finds
us himself we would rather he
shouldn't know We would rather
not have you even tell Mrs. Peter" :"
Peters face fell. Il tell her
everything" said he.
Mrs. Quack smiled. THAT is very
nice of you, Peter" said she. Il
like to think that Mr.. Quack tells
me everything, but sometimes I'm
not quite sure that he does" Mr..
Quack tried to look hurt, but looked
a bit sheepish instead, and Paddy
the Beaver laughed right out.
But sometimes it isn't right to
tell other folks secrets, even to
those We love best. Now If you
will promise not to tell a single
living soul, I'll tell you another
secret. Will you promise?"
Peter thought very hard for a few
minutes. You know how dearly
he loves to gossip. He fairly itched
to get back home and tell how he
had found Mr.. and Mrs. Quack.
1t would be great news. But he
had another itch-the itch of curl
osity. He wanted to know that
other secret. He knew that he
never would have any peace OF mind
until he found it out.
Il promise" said he at last.
Gross your heart" said Mrs.
Quack.
Peter crossed his heart. Nov.
what Is that other secret?" he asked
eagerly.
Mrs. Quack looked fondly at Mr..
Evening star., 1943-04-01

appreciation of adoption. They
grow tall and handsome. They are
SO satisfactory among colorful flow
ers and their blooming season Is
long.
The meadow, pasture, waste
places, roadsides and hayflelds are
spots to look for the daisy. The
assistance of Godfather Wind at
the moment when the seed children
need to 60 places is the reason for
the wide distribution.
Europe is no place for daisy to
prosper. It is too crowded. Every
foot of soil is used to grow food
for man and animal. As stow
away, the daisy arrived in America,
the grand country where there is
an abundance of room and oppor-
tunity to succeed.
The daisy's prosperity stems from
the fact that she has kept her
blood stream" pure. She has
avoided Standardization and as
sured herself of cross-fertilization
She receives from other flowers their
ripe pollen. Until hers is gone, she
does not spread the two arms of her
pistil with their sticky surface.
When all danger is past, she can
then receive the guests who will
leave behind the grains brought
from hostess they have recently
visited.
The stem of the daisy is smooth
and rarely branched It is from
to feet high, and the leaves are
usually oblong in outline, coarsely
toothed and divided
The daisy is really a chrysan-
themum. But its name, Love Me-
Love-Me-Not," is one that seems
to be just right for this lovely
flower OF the meadows.
Evening star., 1943-04-01
on the AIR TO-DAY.

on TINE AIR TODAY.
Star Flashes: Latest news, WhAL al $50
am. and Ass pm.
News for Schools: Specially prepared for
classroom listening. WMAL at 2:i5 pm.
WRC, 8:00-Brite and Morgan: April fooIsrY
WHV, S:00-Grapevine Rancho: Charles
RuegIes.
Evening star., 1943-04-01
Take Ny Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Some Points of Usoqe

Memphis: A caption in a local
paper stated, The submarine Peto
slipped through Memphis yesterday
morning without hardly being seem
Here is a clipping to prove it. w,
Answer: Newspapers are produced
under extreme pressure in these
days of lightning fast and cataclys-
mic events. 1t is wonder that so
few mistakes are made. OF course,
the caption should have read, g. !.
almost without being seen," or al
most undetected,'
Monrovia A news item said. "1t
is possible to carry freight via tan
dem-towed gliders.' Isn't this a
misuse of "via"?-L. M. M.
Answer: Via is Latin word
meaning "the way along which one
Evening star., 1943-04-01

heels in the funniest way and then
began a mad dance on the shore
OF Paddy's pond. Paddy stopped
eating and watched Peter with a
puzzled look. When Peter stopped
for breath. Paddy spoke. Say, Pc
ter" he drawled. ARE you taken
this way often? You act to me as
if You were little lightheaded, a
little crazy
I'm all right, Paddy" replied
Peter. I've found out a secret,
that's all
Paddy looked puzzled. Whose
secret?" he demanded.
Your cousins; the secret of Jerry
Muskrat.' returned Peter. He
wouldn't tell what had become Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Quack and he knew
all the time"
of course he did. He sent them
Evening star., 1943-04-01

vember, though the "debs' are not
so abundant later in the season
Daisies ask little of the soil they
flourish in. They must have SUM-
shine and be in a spot where their
advertisement" of goods for ex-
change may be read from the air.
These successful wildfowers have
perfected a scheme whereby they
have the assistance of insect flyers.
In order to attract attention, the
snowy white bracts surround the
true flower. the golden center. From
a distance, great fields of daisies re-
semble belated snow hurries. There
Is no fragrance to be sent on the
air-at least, we have not dis
covered any-so the 'spread-sheet"
Is used and read by the cruising
hosts in search of pollen for bread
and nectar for refreshment.
Those who have transplanted
clumps Of daisies In their wildflower
garden are delighted with the wav
these plants show their complete
Evening star., 1943-04-01
Bedtime Stories
MOON MULLINS
THE SPIRIT
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.

Peter Rabbit stared across the
pond of Paddy the Beaver, then
he rubbed his eyes. Once more he
stared. then again rubbed his eyes
Then he turned to Paddy and said,
in very low voice. do you see
any one out there by your house,"
L see MI. and Mrs. Quack. my
new neighbors. replied Paddy.
Would you like me to introduce
you?"
Peter allowed long sigh to es-
cape. No. thank YOU he said, Il
know them already. I just wanted
to make sure that there was nothing
wrong with my eyes"
Suddenly Peter kicked up his
Evening star., 1943-04-01
Natures Children
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY,
DAISY

(ChrEsanthemun cucanthemum. J
The common daisy is Aprils
flower as well as the floral emblem
of North Carolina. The selection of
this sturdy flower for this place of
honor was by unanimous consent of
the people of the State.
While it is known as April's bios
som, We of the Northern States do
not see it until May Once it makes
its debut, we may see it until No.
Evening star., 1943-04-01
Harold Groy
BY Will Eisner
BY Art Huhto

Quack. I'VE have built a nest
here and We are going to make this
our home for the summer said
"Oh, that is perfectly splendid"
cried Peter, clapping his hands.
Where is your nest?'
That. Peter, is the best secret
of all. and that we are going to
keep to our own two selves said
she.
Evening star., 1943-04-01

L1st-minute changes IN radio pro-
grams sometimes reach The Star
too late for correction that day.
Evening star., 1943-04-01

The term universe" is all inclusive.
1t means all things in entirety and
IN detail" fail to find "omni-
verse" in the dictionary.
Evening star., 1943-04-01

VOL, 8:t5-Womsn Correspondents: "Wom
an in a Mans Job."
WMAl, S:30-Town Meeting: Should We
Have Armed Forces Of II hiIIion!' Senators
Henry Lodge, jr., Of Massachusetts, and Elmer
Thomas Of Utah; Russell Davenport, editor, and
Robert Wait Of the War Labor Board
WRC. 9:00-Music Hail. Lucille Ball.
WINK, 9:05-Symphony Kour AII.Wsqner.
Evening star., 1943-04-01

WkAL, 9:30-SpofIiqht Band: Andy Kinks
from Ozark, Ark.
WRC, 9:30-Rudy VaIee: Joan Davis.
WBV, 9:30-Stsss Door Csnieen; Ethel
Waters, Paul Lukas and William Bendix.
VOL, i015-Former Ambassador 10 Japan
Joseph Grew speaks from Baltimore, Nd
WRC, ti:30-New World Music: Songs Of
The "Foty,Nners."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
Connolly Answers

la White wine. favored
with herbs. Ch) fish eggs
tcl corn grain cakes.
2-ta) Ford motor plant. OBJ
boyhood home of Mark
Twain. (c) Mayo Clinic.
3-ta) Amphibian airplane:
tbl fog down TO the ground.
tc) braces. parts of airplane.
IA Paul Revere's Ride.
Longfellow; CD Charge Of
the Light Brigade" Tenny-
son; (c) Burial of Sir John
Moore. Wolfe.
5-(a) United States; OBJ
Japan; (c) Africa.
6-ta) No, Stratford-on-Avon:
tb) no, Charles Perrault;
(c) yes. by Kipling.
tai Airplane comes down
flat instead Of glide: (bl
ascent at steep angle: (c)
route from one airport TO
another.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
Skin Aids
IN Biognosis
by Dr. Logan Clendening

glands which normally supply
the skin with grease.
Lack OF yitamln p yeast.
wheat geuns) accounts for most
OF these.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Q-Who invented gelatin, and
what nutritional value has IL?
y. /.
A-Papin. n French agricul-
turalist, In 1881. In order TO use
as much of the animal as posi-
BILE, removed Jelly from the
bones. Cox Gelatin was intro
duced into this country I'm IS45
and sold first through druggists,
later being taken up by grocers.
Carl Volt, the great Psychologist,
in 1870. made the first scientific
experiment In gelatin showing
IL spared protein in the diet
more than fat or starch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
Army Wife Unable
10 Make Ends Meet
War Problem Clinic.

War Problem Clinic:
My husband has been in the
army since January. 1913.
Shortly after he was indicted, I
secured help from the A. d. c.
With their check OF S107.S0 a
month and my allotment from
the government, l have been
getting along fine.
Now, however, the A. D. c.
has insisted that l live on my
allotment Of $50 a month and
Will give me only SIS 80 a month
10 make up the Sl0780. Are
they entitled 10 take my full
government check away from
me?
l have figured out all my ex-
penseS, and just cant make ends
meet. / am also expecting an
other baby in October, and don't
see how | can manage on what
+ have. Can you offer any sug-
gestionS MRS. A. s.
Dear Mrs. A. s.:
I will try 10 make clear the
policy and point of view toward
army allotments and the policy
OF Aid 10 Dependent Children.
The government puts in the
largest part of the allotment
which you receive from your
husband.
The purpose Of these allot-
ments was for the support OF
the families Of soldiers or at
least a contribution TO the sup
port OF families. II was not given
with the idea Of being used for
savings for the future.
These allotments are not suf-
ficient 10 meet the budget OF
such family as yours. The a.
ID. {, therefore, will give YOU
what you need above the allot-
ment to meet the budget for
your siLe family. The 4. ID. &.
prepares a budget for each fam
lily according 10 its needs and
for which the government,
through the Social Security Act,
takes responsibility
The pay of soldiers was in
creased for the purpose OF re-
lieving dependency Of their
families. The A. ID. &. IL, there
fore. not taking your check
away from YOU. as YOU imply.
but rather asking YOU 10 use It
for the purpose for which IL
was given.
II the amount which you are
receiving from A. ID. G. Is not
sufficient TO meet your actual
needs, I suggest that you talk
again with A. ID. &. giving them
sufficient figures of your expen-
ditures.
MISS ELVA VI. FORNCROOK.