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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-16
CHAPTER THIRTY.srX

FOR A WHILE Paige remained
at the ships railing watching the
diving boys who pursued II so far
out Of the bay that chances OF their
getting back to shore safely seemed
precarious A silly fear on the part
OF the spectators for the skillful
natives knew exactly the extent OF
their prowess. One by one they
dropped out of the chase and swan
back with their mouths full OF sill
yer coins.
Abby came up beside Paige. Her
voice sounded disconsolate. II see
no reason why should feel so lost.
1t isn't such a long trip. It's no
more than crossing the continent,
and I think nothing Of that"
Her nervous frown accused the
girl. Just as she had protested that
night Abby Offered her sanctuary
in her Kaneohe house, she protest
ed now: ABBY, please, you should
not neglect Choppo for me-"
Nov, that crow was picked
clean long ago. So relax" She
turned to look at the girl. I'm not
really neglecting him. dear, so long
as he'd rather be with that shame
less Rusty. I'll admit I've been a bit
worried about the setup-Rusty
gadding at night, you know-but
after last night I feel better"
What happened last night"
well, it seems Choppo has taken
an idiotic childish dislike to Jiro,
the Japanese boy looking after him.
He chased him out of the room.
Rusty was worried because that
left Choppo all alone so he ditched
his yellow-haired clinging vine and
hurried back to Choppo." Her
glance was the ultimate OF mali
cious pleasure. II guess that's
something to put a wrinkle In Eu-
genia's brow"
Paige ignored that angle Of her
friends information to ask, why
did Choppo turn against the Japa-
nese?"
Jaw, he had some absurdly dra-
matte idea that Jiro is a spy" The
gray-haired woman gave an apollo
getic smile. did you ever hear of
anything so perfectly nonsensical ?"
Paige did not answer the apollo
getic smile. Perhaps not" she said
grimly
Darling, don't be morose. I'm
morose enough for two. You surely
admit those things are fantastic
for us-death and destruction"
The girl looked up at the Navy
bombers looming through the
sky, circling the vessel in maneuv-
ers strictly non-military a friend
ly farewell. ABBY" she said,
there was Denison."
Abby's jeweled hand expressed
such intense contrition that Paige
hurried to say, ITS all right. Real
ly it is"
I'm sorry" the little woman
said. And so stupid~
Let's talk about something
else"
Yes, dear" The little gnome's
pale eyes swerved from the girls
face and fingered on the horizon.
She was delighted to see they
were even with Diamond Head.
That marker afforded a slight re-
lief to her embarrassment. Wed
better throw our leis."
Had they been on their small pri-
vate deck, beyond a doubt each
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-16

bella, Glare, Roscommon, ~>Crsw-
ford, otsego. Cheboygan. MacktnaS
Chippewa, Emmett, Charlevoix, An
trim, Grand Traverse, Wexford
Osceola. Mecosta, Midland and Sag
NAV Counties, winding up with a
banquet meeting in Saginaw Friday
night.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-16
Hints ON EfInnefie

Don't invite people to your
home for a meal. say. and then
spend most Of the dinner hour
apologizing for the food. Sharing
what you have, be IL much or lit
tie, with friends is true hospital.
ity. BY apologizing you embar-
rass your guests. II you really
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-16
One-hflnute Test

1. What is the difference be-
tween Capitalization and prevari-
cation?
2. What Is the cerebrum7
8. What is the cerebellum?
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-16
Half-Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

DR. Maria W Norris Grand Rapids granddaughter Mark
Norres leaders in Ypslan social
days has sent to Mrs r. Ceary, member Centennial
executive committee and telling
ton Of the Ladies' Library later his
tory The material will be used by H. c. Colburn in his
history OF Ypslant
Director OF Recreation in the schools Deyo
ports that 1900 children enrolled physical
almost all doing work specially favored by
the grades such carried daily high
dents have organized clubs for special activities.
President Charles McKenny lecture tour to La
Crosse, Wis, and Winona, MINI.
Twenty eight teams IN the c high school basketball
league arrived for the annual College
The college will award three in the
William Fink, worker in the Yplanti Foundry
eye injury from piece Of flying metal.
Judge George Sample confirmed bv the receiver
Of the land the defunct Air Alarm Co. closing the
affairs OF the company.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-16
Fifty Years Ago

NJ circuit former Bohemian agent ana horseuan who
died in West Virginia OF pneumonia brought burial
The Republican by caucuses for alderman
First ward o. A. Ainsworth. fun term; W. McAndrew
second ward Charles Reinhar full term NJ
Gaudy. third ward W. Densmore; fourth ward
Thomas Creech; fifth ward. Richard F. Nohard
Gratis named respectively Frank Boice Palmer:
Elisha LOOMS and Or. James Hueston, Coyan Frank
Worden and James Mccain
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-16
ON CAMPAIGN TOUR

lansing. Mich, Mar 1S-Repub-
hcan nominee FOR state highway
commissioner, Charles NJ. Ziegler.
undertook campaign tour Mon
day covering 10 counties between
then and Friday night. He will
swing through clinton, Gratiot. Isa-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-16

are not a good cook. improve your
technic. but IL one certain dish on
your menu Is failure from your
point Of view. don't call attention
TO IL. II II Is eatable say nothing;
II IL Is not, don't serve II.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-16

so. with postwar developments.
Argentina is due to be maroon
ed II that nation stands pat over
independently in that respect.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-16
One-MInute Test Answer

1. Capitalization Is an unsyste-
matte falsifcation Of memory:
prevarication is a deliberate at
tempt to make a situation appear
otherwise than what It Ii.
2. A part Of the brain-the part
most concerned In voluntary and
conscious mental processes.
3. A part OF the brain-con-
eerned in the coordination Of
movements.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-16

ing story about himself. He
should discuss plans with MEM
bers Of his family for a spectacu-
lar party for a worthy cause. talk
about his future with someone he
loves, catch up on his reading.
He should write letters on this
day, listen to music, or play his
or her favorite instrument.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-16

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-16
Words Of Wisdom

II Is not how much we have.
but how much we enjoy, that
makes happiness.-spurgeon.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-16
LENTEN REDUCINGDIET
BY DR.. Clendeninq

OI ~. SlCHOCnlVS
Wednesdoy-775 eaIoriss
BREAKFAST
II grapefruit, no sugar - 100
ealories; slice whole-wheat toast
so calories; l teaspoon butter
80 calories; 1 cup coffee, no cream
or sugar.
LUNCH
Apple and nut salad-150 cal.
cries; (French dressing or mayon-
naise made with mineral oil)-no
calories; 2 soda crackers-25 cal
cries; ! cup tea, no cream or sugar.
DINNER
l average slice meat loaf-200
ealories; cup spinach-50 calor-
les; n canned peach (hot)-100
calories.
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Protein - the tissue building
substance in foods, of course,
eonspicuously more concentrated
in meats, fish and fowl than any
other food, the closest runner-up
being cottage cheese.
Among the minerals, calcium
can best be obtained in milk and
cheese, the green vegetables all
containing good quantities.
The best food for iron is again
liver, with oysters running sec
ond; turnip tops, fourth; meats,
fifth; and spinach and eggs in
about the middle of the list.
Since we are assured a good
supply of liver, pork and cheese,
it is comforting to know they have
such good nutritional qualities.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-16
Your Health
Hoover Warns of
Need to Preserve
Livestock Breeders

Mr.. HOOVER in a recent ad-
dress pointed out the warning
that, in times like these, we are
likely to think Of preserving seeds
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-16
TAGGED
CT by AWFUL PAIN

cine because 1t is an advanced
medicinal compound containing
juices from IL OF Natures own
health-giving herbs. Gillian has
been amazingly successful in re-
lieving the many common ills due
TO faulty elimination. Gillian is
taken before meals and mixes with
the food in ones stomach, thus
helping to eliminate the poisons
that foster stomach troubles and
to permit the kidneys and liver to
function properly. II usually acts
within 10 minutes to stop gas
pains, sourness, bloat, and belching.
1t tends to make your liver more
active. clear away the old bile
from your system, and relieve slug
gish kidneys and backache.
Gillian will aid greatly in cleans
ing your bowels (gradually.-not
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-16
THEY SAY

AlEiers-General Henri Giraud:
I'm the servant OF the French
people, not their chief.
Boston-Harold Ickes, Secretary
OF the Interior:
1T is about time that the Demo
cracies remind the Nazis that the
ancient Biblical law OF eye for eye
and a tooth for q tooth will be
invoked against them
Allied Headquarters in North
Africa-Archbishop Spellman OF
New York addresses American sol
diers and sailors:
With you. first things come
first, and, therefore you know that
victory must come before the fruits
OF victory
Des Moines-Goy Bourke B.
Hickenlooper OF Iowa summons
Midwest governors 10 Q farn con
ference:
I'VE are approaching the spring
planting season without a prac.
teal program or a single construc-
tive suggestion from the National
Administration for protection OF a
labor and machinery supply. So
the state executives must SOLVE
both problems
Washington- President Roose-
Welt: I'VE can all agree on our
detectives and in our common de
termination that work, fair play
and social security after the war
is won must be firmly established
for the people Of the United States
of America"
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drastically or
severely as
they W Q T e
N z v r r
c L f A N 8
ED BEFORE.
In addition,
IfITAN WI
h . | D make
your stomach,
liver, kidneys
a n d bowels
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-16

dlA ." '1t-'t"n you
up In general.
Gillian Is not expensive, II
costs only = few cents q dayl Gil
jan Is recommended and sold by
cunningham's Drug Store at 1870
w. Michigan Ave, In YpsllantI, and
by othe reliable druggists through
out the State Of Michigan. Help
yourself TO health. Start today by
buying a bottle Of Gillian. One bot
tie will convince you.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-16

Emma Calve, of 1467S Fair
crest Ave-, Detroit, Mich
igan, Says She had Ter
rible Pains in AEns and
Legs-Also Endured Mis-
cry From Bloating Gas
States She Feels 10000
Better Since Taking Gil
jan.
In heartily endorsing Gillian,
Emma Calve joins the hundreds Of
other grateful Gillian users, both
men and women, who tell how this
famous natural medicine brought
them blessed relief from stomach,
liver, kidney, and other ills due to
faulty elimination. This Detroit
woman says:
81 Could Not Sleep at Night"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-16

For 8 years
I suffered from
terrible gas
pains and bloat-
ing. l could not
sleep at night
because OF this
awful misery.
Dizzy spells and
rheumatic pains
in my arms and
legs added 10
m y torture.
s in &c taking
this wonderful
H1-a-1- 7 HaaI
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-07
Neprestan0 udarjanje partizanov ma
Balkanu

Bolgari so poslali mocno ko-
Iono liz Florine ma severo-zahod,
najbrze v cilju, da zasciti box
bolgarskim okupacijskim slam,
toda porocila IL jugoslovanskih
Ivirov v Carigradu trde, da JIG
polozaj tie kolone zelo teak v
pogledu oskrbe; promet v teh
goratih krajih je zelo nevarer
zaradi partizanskih napadov. o.
m~enjena bolgarska kolona Ste.
.je baje vec nego 2 brigadi pla-
ninskih Get.
Porocila liz Grcije in il Egej.
ske oblasti pa potrjujejo pref
snje vesti, da so Nemci, Bolga.
ri in Italijani ma DodekaneskiE
otokih izpostavljeni sabotazi
katere tudi neistrozji ukrep
MISC mogli ustaviti; odpor Sc
nadaljuje in istotako obvesceva.
ME zaveznikov gled razmer ne
otokih, katere so zasedle sile
osisca.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-07

CARIGRAD, %. maja (NY
Tray Brock - Glasom poro-
Gil, XII so prispela v Tureijo, so
Sc partizanski nemiri razsirili
ma Kreto, Greijo, Jugoslavijo in
.zapadno Bolgarsko.
Poveeana aktivnost borbe-
nih patriotov :je v irlozemskih
vojaskih krogih v Tureiji pod
prla preprieanje, da dirigira
zavezniski generalni stan ma
Srednjem Vzhodu tie partizan-
ske operaeije, XII Sc razvijajo ma
vseh Egejskih in Sredozemskih
otokih v cilju, da Sc ustvari v
balkanskem zaledju osisca groz-
MO, XII DO podpirala obeo ofen-
1.-Two v vzhodnem sredozemlju.
Nadalje porocajo, da Sc je
zacela pomikati druga italian
ska armada il notranjosti Hr-
vaske, JUNE Bosne, Dalmacije
in Crne gore nazaj v Italijo -
vsled silnih jugoslovan-
skin napadov in n%evarnosti, XII
groze Italijanom ma njihovi do
maei 'front.'. Radi tega je zapad-
NO krilo bolgarske okupacijske
vojske v juzni Srbiji in Greijl
zdaj izpostavljeno " sirini pri-
blizno 200 mill hudim in, kakor
je videti, tudi koordiniranim ma
padom jugoslovanskih, grskih
in albanskih partizanov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-07

ME in da ponavlja venomer :
Pee, Pee!
In tedaj Sc je zgodilo, da je
planil liza mize Juri in zakli-
cal:
"Kaj, tozila Sc bosta, tozila
ma Peel? Skoda, da nisem umrl
danes ~zjutraj."
"Saj je Sc danes CASH. "a
stokal OBJ MEM Jurca. Ali po-
gledala Sc moza nista. Strah,
zalost pred bodoenostjo jima je
bila vzela vse veselje in yes eni
ponos davnih let, ko sta v slogi
gospodarila ma Peel.
Krosnjar Martin pa je z lac
mimi ocmi gledal skozi okno,
kjer Sc je delal prvi dan in ma
stavljal usesa ma svojo krosnjo
in prisluskoval njenim skriv-
nostim: Pee, Pee, Pee!
Prvi je umrl Jurca. Tedai JIG
izgubil njegov sin pravdo v pr.
vi instance. Potem je umrl Ju.
ri ,tedaj je izgubil njegov sir
pravdo V drugi instance. Ko JIG
tretji instance dobil pravde
Jurijev sin, je prisel krosnjal
Martin ma Pee in posodil obems
denarja. In potem je prisel 81
parkrat. Nekega dine pa, je pr
sci brez krosnje in ko Sc je VIZ
nil, je bill gospodar ma posestvl
ranjnega Jurce, cegar sinu Sc je
bilo rodilo nekaj let pref de-
kletce, XII SO jo krstili "a Ancko
Ia Ancika je bila tistega dine
ravno shodila in njena prva POI
je bila - donna. In milo sc j
storilo njenemu ocetu in vzdig'
nil je roko proti sosedu: "Tu
di tt in. tvoj sin pojdeta." II
res Sc je zgodilo tako. In NAL
Lipe, XII je bill mejtem strga
ze prve hlaeice, je prijel mater
"a roko in vprasal:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-07
MLADA BREDA
POVEST
SPISAL DIR. IVAN PREGELJ
POVEST

"Kaj ne privoscis revezu, da
v miru she, pa Sc "a tako vest:
kakrsno sem prinese1."
"Lepo vest 81 prinesel," JIG
viknil sedaj Jurca, "glej, moi
sin in JAZZ sva Re drugaenih mi
sill, kdo maj zdaj napravi no
vo."
/. "Sosed" je dejal nato re-
min.
MAXI" je odgovoril nitro on
stran mize Jurijev.
"Otroci moji!" je viknil Jul
ri, "mene boste poslusali in pa
Jurco. Ali zdaj veste?"
Pa lie MISC hoteli vedeti in 60
vorili so vsi vprek. Krosnjar sc
je stisnil v kot in govoril v mi
slih S svojo krosnjo, mejtem ko
SO njegovi lacni pogledi pozi-
rail- mize, stole, slike in stene,
In elm glasneje so Sc prepirali
svati o brvi, tenn jasnejse je
postajalo njegovo lice, in S Gu
dovito neznostjo Sc je pritiskal
z glavo k svoji krosnjici kakor
da jo vprasuje:
"Kaj, ljuba krosnjica? Kaj
pravis tt k tel nesrecni brvi?
Midva bi sezidala most, in tega
ne bi odnesla voda, kaj? In
nihce bi ne mogel potlej pregna-
ii naju cd tn, kaj, krosnjica?'
In krosnja sedaj nj molcala
Mozu Sc je zdelo, da govori IL
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-07

Pod MIN Sc nj zlomila, me-"
je prikimal svatom Juri, "saj je
sestradan ko. pes"
. "Lacen pa, lacen," je resneje
dejal Martin. Krosnja je klju-
bovalno molcala. In molcala je,
ko je krosnjar p%ouzival grizljaj
"a grizljajem, molcala, ko je
lzmuceni skopuh pouzival po-
zirek "a pozirkom. In dasi Sc je
MOI v rastocimi mocmi z vse
vecjo ljubeznijo in neznostjo
oziral manic, je molcala, ko da
noce umeti njegovih besed
Glej, moja ljuba krosnjica, to-
like trpim zaradi tebe. Dovolj
imam, da bi lahko zivel vsak
dan ko ii lie nocoj, pa nocem,
Pa nocem, ker 81 ii, preljuba
krosnjica, Sc prelahka, Sc pre-.
Krosnja je molcala trdovrat-
no, Juri pa je presekal meme
misli krosnjarju:
"Hej, Martin, ali je res, da S
hisami kupcujes?"
"Kupcujes, kupcujes -" JIG
jecal MOI, "ljubi moji, KIDD 60
vori tako grdo o meni siroma.
ku?" In "siromak' sc je bojece
ozrl ma svojo krosnjo, in V res
nici Sc mu je zdelo, da krosnja
samozavestno ponavlja:
"Kupcujem, kupcujem!"
.Teda.j Sc je "siromak" ustra.
Sill in rekel:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-07
"Zakaj gremo S Peci?"

"Zakaj gremo S Peci?"
Matt mu nj odgovorila, ali
temno il je p~ostalo cd bolecine
pri sreu. Deeek pa je dejal mo-
dro in res1ao:
"Mati, lie nikar ne jokajte,
Lipcek ne da Peel -"
In matt Sc je kljub zalosti ma
smehnila.
Kljub ostremu ugovoru cd
strani malega Lipeta je prisel
ma Pee Martin. Tako je zavla-
dala ma Peel krosnja in Sc uto-
lila. Ali motila Sc je, &c je mi
slila, da bode odslej ona 60
spodinja ma Peel. Nehvaleznost
je placilo sveta. In stara kro-
snja je obcutila to bridko resni-
co v polni meri, ko jo je MEN
start suzenj vrgel V podstresje
in Sc nj zmenil vec "a njo.'Kro-
snja je hotela sprva S kljubo-
valno molceenostjo pokarati to
grdo ravnanje, ali pomagalo
to sredstvo nj, in ko je zacela
govoriti, je bilo re prepozno,
in nihce je nj vec poslusal. Ia
kaj start Martin je bill sedel ne
kega veeera "a MILO wei pa
pirja in zapisal tako-le:
"Ljubi sin! &c mislis, da 81
postal pameten in bi rad delal
in kaj zasluzil, potem pridi
Posestvo imam, gozd, pole in
hiso. Napravil bonn Min in "a
go. Ma posestvu bonn gospodaril
JAZZ, ma mlinu hos ii. &c nisi Pc
polnoma, znorel, prides, kakor
je tvoja dolznost. in kakOr tie
cakam s tezkim srcem, tvoj oce
Martin"
In ker ia sin Martinov mi bill
popolnoma znorel," je res pri-
Sci, in Sc pray vessel. In mic
mani vessel ga nj bill oce. In te-
daj je odzvonilo krosnji in ra-
da nerada Sc je umaknila, ku-
hajoca onemoglo jezo mad pla-
cilom tega sveta.
Tedaj so zaceli ma Peel pre-
zidavati, delati in graditi. L.
ginila je stara slika Peel, novo,
dvonadstropno poslopje je po-
gledalo doll v dolino, mogocni
hlevi OBJ Hist, kozolci, hlevi "a
presice SO stall v spremstvu
mlade, zornolepe gospe - 60
sposke hise. ia krosnjo, XII Sc
je villa nekje podstresju Guido
With, nepoznanih il bolecin, Sc
nj zmenil nihce, prav nihce.
(Dalje prihodnjit)
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sTRAN 3.

organizacije. Opazovalci trde,
ida cuti hrvaski kvizling, da je
.njegova pozicija nesigurna radi
'mnogih porazov, XII Jill je dozi-
velo osisce; njegova pozicija je
stvarno oslabela in cato on "
mrzlicnem naporu skusa one
mogoeiti notranje spore v W.
stab svojih pripadnikov in Sc je
znebn takih oseb, katerih I'VE
stoba Sc mu je videla nezanes-
ljiva.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-07
KVIZLING PRENO
vi @ STRANKO

London. - Glasom porocil,
XII Jill je prejel Owl, je nemski
radio pred kratkim dejal, da je
DIR. Ante Pavelic, hrvaski kviz-
linski predsednik odpustil vse
svoje namestnike, predstavnike
stranke in komisarje ustaske
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-07
DruStveni koledar

rs: Julia, nedelja. - Drustvo
"Velebit'' Stew. 544 S. N. P. j.
priredi piknik in bazaar ma
prostoru Donna zapadnih Slo-
vencev ma Denison Ave.
AUGUST
/. augusta, nedelja. - Piknik
drustva Nanos st. 264 S. N.
r. J. ma vrtu Donna zapadnih
Slovencev, 6818 Denison Ave.
OCTOBER
"a. OlxtObra, nedelja. Prize
ditev s programom, priredi
podruznica BIT. 35, JPO-SS v
Slovenskem delavskem domu
ma Waterloo Rd. -. Pricetek
oh 5. uri pop.
IA. novslAbra, nedelja. - Pri-
reditev drustva w boz st.
So $. N r. j. v Slovenskem
delavskem domu ma Waterloo
Road.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-07

nalI FlIaI1l1n II1dt re-
stores natural, nor
NAL color to gray hair
in natures own way.
Scientific investigation
has revealed that gray
hair in many cases, may
be due to a vitarnin
Evening star., 1943-02-26

leaving the FWA Lanham Act ap-
preparation alone IN the field. The
Office of Education. however, exer-
cises practical veto power over all
educational Lanham Act applica-
tions, since projects cannot be ap-
proved by FWA without prior GER
tiflcation by the education agency.
A second power exercised by the
Office of Education is through its
State appointees, paid out of the
S400 900 of the Presidents emer-
gency fund. These child-care con-
sultants and directors advise COM
munities whether to apply for Lam
ham Act funds. or whether to wait
for a second child-care appropria-
ton to be administered through that
office and the Office of Defense
Health and Welfare Services and the
Chlldren's Bureau.
One District application for two
nursery schools and one school-age
recreation program was approved by
FWAs Project and Program Review
Board yesterday. The grant made is
for operation and maintenance for
six months. from March l to Sep
tember l. The amount granted. S13,
1875, is, however, just part of the
total request made for the project.
An additional SIS 1000 has been re-
Quested to renovate and repair the
buildings at D street and North
Carolina avenue Sc, where the
projects will be located. The nursery
Evening star., 1943-02-26
81 RFC Corporations
Face Investigation
By Byrd Committee
Virginion Says Fourth
Bronch of Government
Hos Come Into BEING
By the Associated FreSs.

By the Associated Fress.
Drawing its economy strings
tighter about Government agen-
| cies, the Joint Committee on Re
duction Of Non Essential Expen-
dltures today set the stage for
an investigation Of the activities
of 30 Federal corporations.
Chairman Byrd told reporters the
committee planned to call represent
ativeS Of the Reconstruction Finance
Corp. before it next week for A top
to-bottOm" inquiry into the work
ings Of the various agencies which
have been set up under RFC.
"A sort Of fourth branch of Gov
eminent has grown up through the
establishment of these corporations
in the last 10 years" Senator Byrd
said. "A great many Of these agen-
cics make expenditures which are
not covered in detail by the RFC
reports to Congress, We want to
know what kind Of activities they
are carrying on and how the money
is being spent
Hear of Subsidies.
Other committee members said it
was their information that the RFC
was making subsidy payments in adj
dition to its publicized policy of re-
imbursing producers for eXtraordi-
nary costs incurred in moving pc
troleum and coal by rail that for
merlV went hV tanker or shin
The RFC now has before Congress
bill which would boost its borrow
! ing and lending authority by S.