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Evening star., 1943-08-30
Readers Clearing House

This space Is devoted to an ex-
change of ideas, recipes, housekeep-
ing short cuts and suggestions be-
tween the housewives in Washing
ton and vicinity. Please send your
contribution or requests to Readers
Clearing House. the Woman's Page,
The Evening Star"
The views expressed in this open
forum" are not necessarily those of
The Star, but are simply an ex-
change of opinions between readers
of the Woman's Page.
AS it Is obviously impossible for
this department to test ALI recipes
offered for the column, We cannot
assume responsibility for them.
By Betsy CasweH
GINGER DRINK.
Thanks to Mrs. A. E. B.,
CGstleton- ON Hudson, N. "
Here is the recipe for the old
fashioned ginger drink requested by
Mrs. H. S. L. of Silver Spring:
5 gallons of cold water.
! quart of molasses.
/ quart of vinegar.
2 heaping tablespoons ground
ginger,
heaping tablespoon baking soda.
Stir thoroughly and serve.
n X
UNLOCKED FUDGE.
(Thnnks to Mrs. J. B. B.,
Wdshingtor.)
pound corfectioner's sugar.
2 tablespoons cream.
2 tablespoons butter.
teaspoon vanilla.
egg well beaten.
2 squares chocolate.
Add well-beaten egg and milk to
sugar. Melt butter and chocolate
over water. Blend into first mix
ture Add vanilla. Mix until firm
and smooth. Nuts or raisins may
be added If desired. Put in creased
cake or pie tin. Place in refrigera-
tor and let stand a short time.
Cut in squares.
Evening star., 1943-08-30
FINISHING FURNITURE.
REMOVING STAIN.

Perhaps this method OF finishing
modern furniture will be what Mrs.
8. c. r. of Washington requested.
The unfinished piece is sandpapered
smoothly and then painted with
white paint. This is wiped off with
cloth In few minutes applica-
tion. Give the paint time enough
to sink 1t. Let dry and then sand
paper smooth again. Apply a coat
Of clear varnish or clear shellack.
This gives white modern finish.
SI'm wondering If any one can tell
me how to remove the black stain in
my bathtub. 1t was caused by leav-
ing the rubber shower mat in the
tub all the time.
II enjoy your Readers Clearing
House SO much.
HOW TO CAN CHILL SAUCE.
(Thdnks to v. E. H., Washington. J
I noticed on the Woman's Page
where q reader Is asking how to
can chilli sauce. I would like to
tell the readers Of the Woman's
Page how I use my pint pickle and
mayonnaise jars. While chilli sauce
is cooking I wash jars and COW
ers and wipe the covers very dry
and let cool, keeping jars hot.
When filled with the chilli sauce,
have pan Of parawax hot and put
one teaspoon Of wax In lid and
turn until inside Of lid Is well coated,
then put on jars and tighten.
have made use of all jars with a cap
Evening star., 1943-08-30
Looking ahead to Winter-ond
a new Winter Coot?

Come and see what's neW The fur front tuxedo the fur collar eoot
the uned coot the fuess ooo the reversible nno coat Surely
remarkable CHOICE with both fashion AND value ees!
AFuR COAT? We think we have Yho you wont Third floor
Evening star., 1943-08-30
GOATSKIN RUGS.

GOATSKIN RUGS.
(Requested By Mrs. w. H. Z. J.,
Washington
Gould you or your readers tell me
what to use for the home cleaning of
long white goatskin rugs?
They are usually dry cleaned, but
With laundry conditions what they
are at present that's impossible.
Thank you.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-31
Rabliene plosGe

Ako innate kake stare in ne
rabne gramofonske plosce, po-
klicite Kenmore 6444 in jih DO
prisel iskati zastopnik Ameri-
can Legion, Euclid Post st. 343,
Ia organizacija ina v teku
kampanjo "a n~abiranje starihl
plosc, katere Sc DO. poslalo V vo-
jaska taborisca tukaj in on
stran morja v zabavo nasim vo-
jakom. Ceravno je plosca po-
kvarjena, Sc jo DO p~opravilo, da
DO uporabna.
Torej, oddajte vse vase stare
plosce, ali plosee, Xxi Jill ne ra-
bite, "a zabavo nasim fantom
- vojakom.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-31
SLOVENkE

Clanicam drussva Naprednih
Slovenk st. 1877 SNIP nazna-
MAN, da je vceraj preminila
nasa dobro poznana clanica l.
vanka Doljak, stanujoea ma
14O4 E. As St. Pogreb Sc DO W.
Sill v ponedeljek zjutraj oh $50
uri il zeletovega pogrebnega
zavoda. Vabljene ste, da j izka-
zete zadnjo cast in Sc cd ME po-
slovite v velikem stevilu.-Taj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-31
MLADA BElR[EE:Dl]A
1POVEST
SPISAL DIR. IVAN PREGELJ
kogar vec. Juri, do smrti n

kogar vec. Juri, do smrti nj,
kogar!"
Z~aeutila je, kako je sci lahek
trepet skozi vse njegovo telo,
Toda ona je mislila, da je to IL
raz veselja, in izraz nepopisne
srece il je stopil ma lice. Toda,
kakor nj ona videla plahega ME
.govega lica v tenn hipu, tako nj
niti on videl srece njene mad
svojo mocjo, ko je obljubila
zavrzena, MENU, XII jo je "a
vrgel, zvestobo preko groba.
"Juri," je zasepetala, "zakaj
molcis?" Stoprav je opazila, da
lei nepremicno. Rizgala je
luc. Lezal je negiben, Z ocmi
uprtimi V strop in nj Sc oglasil
ma Meme BESIDE in klice. Ali bill
je xiv. Sedla je OBJ MEM, pa nj
sedela dolgo. Kmalu so Sc od-
prla vrata, in je prisla tasca ter
il rezko velela, maj gre spat.
AMIGA je sla ,toda Sc dolgo je
poslusala ma vratih. Toda notri
je bilo tho, in AMIGA Sc je vrgla
ma posteljo in je zacela jokati
in potem moliti, tako je zaspa-
la in spala brez sanj do ultra.
Marjanica je stopila ma prag.
Imela je oci rdece, ker il je
nagajal pri p%otikanju dim. S
predpasnikom 81 je obrisala SOL
zece oci in sla je cez dvoriSce
pogledat, da Ii ne prihaja re
AMIGA, XII je bila sla pc zdrav-
nika, ker Sc je bio Juriju zelo
poslabsalo. Marjanica .jo je vi
della zgodaj zjutraj oditi ihte-
co. Ponudila il je case gorkega
mleka ,toda AMIGA je pustila
mleko in odsla tesca. Marjanici
Sc .je mlada gospodinja smilila
in godrnjala je sama Ease, ces,
da nj V cell Hist cloveka, XII bi
Sci, da mora sirota sama hoditi
tako dalec in TAXA.
Pogledala je Marjanica ma
cesto doll. mi je Sc" je po-
mislila in Sc trudila, da raz-
bere uro ma vaskem zvoniku.
Tedaj Sc il je zazdelo, da cuje
Jurijev glas.
"Marjanica, ali Sc nj Anice?"
mi je, mel" je rekla Mar
.janica in Sc ozrla. Toda niko-
gar nj bilo "a MO.
(Dalje prihodnWcj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-31

Here's a message to fathers
from the Greater Cleveland
Safety Council: Even though
your youngster may be fasci-
mated by the whirring lawn
mower, keep him at a safe dis
lance from those dangerous
blades. Be sure, too, that you
keep the mower put away
where you or someone else
won't stumble over it and get a
cut or a fall. Accidents at home
mean absence from work-and
that means advantage to the
enemy!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-31
The Problem Of Trieste
Continued from page ~

were at the time some 10000
Italian immigrants, citizens of
the Kingdom Of Italy, who at
the outbreak of the war between
Austria and Italy in 1915 had
to leave Trieste as enemy aliens.
But thousands of Slavs were
falsely listed as Italians by the
authorities.
Geography did not put Trieste
into Italy, but rather at the
door of Italy. After being a
Roman colony, Trieste became
an Italian center, surrounded
on all sides by purely Slavic
territory. For centuries, Trieste
remained an insignificant port
without any contact with the
surrounding country. After the
decline of Venice, Trieste be-
gan to develop into an impor-
.tant Mediterranean port. Immi-
grants started to pour into it
from all parts of Europe in
search of employment and
porfits. Since the natives were
Italians, Italian became the Ian
guage of the street and of bust
ness. In the nineteenth century
the population of Trieste began
to grow rapidly with the de-
velopment of new business en-
terprises. Lloyd Austriaco, AS
sicuazioni General and Riunione
Adriatic were established in
1881. The railroad connecting
Trieste and Vienna and new
dockyards were built in 1857.
Porto Nuovo, with it's fine har-
Dor installations, was completed
between 1869 and 1883. The
splendid Transalpine railroad
was built in 1907.
The manpower required for
operation of these enterprises
came from the surrounding
Yugoslav regions, and the popu-
lation Of Trieste became largely
Slavic. According to the Census
of Population of 1900, Trieste
had 178, 600 inhabitants. Of this
total, 10000 or '78% were born
in the overwhelming Slavic Ju-
liam March and IL $1,000 or 5h%
in Carniolia which was exclu-
sively Slavic. Thus Trieste be-
came racially a Yugoslav city.
The municipal administration
of Trieste was in Italian hands.
About the beginning of the last
century, the authorities started
an active policy of Italianiza-
ton. In 1861, the city council
enacted a law prohibiting the
use of any other language ex-
cept Italian in public schools.
No Yugoslav schools were al
for Yugoslav children. A
special organization, Lega Ma
.zionale, National League) was
created for the purpose of Itali-
AIMING Yugosla v children. No
Slovenian or Croatian could OBJ
employment in the minici-
pal enterprises of Trieste unless
he consented to be classified as
an Italian. In addition, the city
administration promoted the
immigration of Italians from the
Kingdom of italy, then a for
eign country, even from such
remote parts as Sicily. Importa-
ton of aliens was permitted by
Vienna in order to weaken the
Yugoslav strength in Trieste.
CTo be c%ontinued)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-31

'telefon. Govoril je zopet mad
porocnik Lukas.
"Kod letate, svejk? Zvonil
sem re tretjic, a nihce sc ne Cd
zove."
"Opravil sem narocilo, 60
spod obrlajtnant."
"Ali so torej re sli?"
"Da, SO Re sli -"
"Ste nasli Fuchsa ?"
"Nasel, gospod obrlajtnant.
Najprej mi je rekel 'kako,' in
sele ko sem mu razlozil ="
me c~encajte, svejk! e.
Vanjek Sc nj Sc vrnil?"
me, gospod obrlajtnant!"
me tulite tako v telefon!
Ali ne veste, kje bi mogel biti
ia izgubljeni Vanjek?"
me VEN, gospod obrlajtnant,
kje hi mogel biti ia izgubljeni
Vanjek."
w polkovi pisarni je bill, a
je nekam odsel. Mislim, da je
brzcas V, kantini. Pojdite torej,
svejk, "a MIN, in mu recite,
maj gre takoj v magacin. Potem
Sc nekaj. Poiscite korporala
Blazka in mu recite, maj takoj
odveze Balouna, in ga posljite k
meni! Obesite slusalow
svejk je poiskal Blazka, XII je
zagodrnjal:
"Aha, imajo re strah, ko jim
je zacelo teci skornje!" Nato
je odvedel Balouna.
Baloun je gledal svejka ka-
kor svojega odresenika in mu
je obetal, da 81 razdeli 4 MIN
vsako posiljko, XII jo prejme z
donna.
"Zdaj bodo pri mas klali," je
govoril Balour melanholicno.
ALI imas rad spekburst S krv-
jo ali brez krvi? Kar povej, Sc
nocoj pisem domov. Mole praise
DO imelo takole okoli stopetde-
set xii. Kadar sem bill donna,
sem 81 delal jeternice sam in
vselej sem Sc tako natlacil, da
sem skoraj pocil. Lansko praise
je imelo stosestdeset xii. Ali to
je bio prase!" je pripovedoval
navduSeno in stiskal Svejkovo
rokoE slovo. "Izredil sem ga s
samim krompirjem in sam sem
Sc cudil, da Sc tako lepo debeli.
sunke sem dial v razsol, in tako
lepo pecen kosec liz razsola in
S krompirjevimi knedli, posuti-
mi z ocvirki, in kislim zeljem,
to je naslada! Ma to Sc Pile pi-
vecko, in clovek je popolnoma
zadovoljen. A vse to nam je
vzela vojska!"
Kosmati Baloun je tezko.
zavzdihnil in odhajal polkov-
no ~pisarno, svejk pa je krenil
pc starem dvevoredu visokih lip
V kantino.
(DGlje prihodnHc)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-31
(Nadaljeyanje)

Nadaljeyanje)
svejk je precej casa zamar
iskal eetovodjo Fuchsa in tudi
ostale sarze. Bill so v kuhinii.
obirali meso S kosti in sc zaba.
vail, gledajoe privezanega Ba.
louna. Stall je sicer trdno ma
svojih nogah, ker so Sc ga usmi-
ILL, a pogled mani je bill vendar-
lie zanimiv. Eden izmed kuhar-
jew mu je prinesel mesnato re-
bro in mu ga vteknil v usta.
Privezani kosmati orjak Baloun,
XII nj mogel manipulirati, je
previdno vrtil kost pc ustih, 10
balansiral med zobmi in celjust-
mi ter oglodoval meso z izrazom
divjega gozdnega moza.
"Kdo pa je Timed vas tukaj
cuksfirar Fuchs?' je vprasal
svejk.
Cetovodja Fuchs pa nj sma-
trail niti "a vredno, da hi Sc
oglasil, ko je videl, da vprasuje
pc MEM neki navaden pesec.
"Kako dolgo bonn pa Sc vpra-
seval?" je rekel svejk. IKE je
cukfirar Fuchs"
Tedai je stopil cetovodja ma
pref in poln dostojanstva zacel
razgrajati, da on nj nikak cuks-
firar, nego gospod c~uksfirar, da
Sc torej ne SINE reel: kje je cuks-
firar? nego: Pokorno javljam,
kje je gospod cuksfirar? Pri
njegovem cugu dobi vsak lepo
pc gobcu, kdor ne rece: "Ich
melde gehorsam!"
"Pocasi," je dejal svejk mir
no. "Kar precej Sc odpravite,
pojdite v barako, vzemite deset
MOI in laufsrit z mimi h gonna
zinu, da boste fasali konserve."
.Cetovodja je bill tako presene-
cen, da je sprawl il sebe lie:
"Kako?"
mic kako," je odvrnil svejk.
ia sem ordonanca enajste
marskompanije in sem pravkar
govoril pc t~elefonu z gospodom
obrlajtnantom Lukasem. In ia
je rekel: 'Laufsrit z desetimi
mozmi h gomazinu!' Ako ne
greste, gospod c%uksfirar, grem
takoj nazaj k telefonu! -.
Ali moi ljubi, vi gospoda obr-
lajtnanta Sc ne poznate!" .
svejk Sc je zmagovito ozrl
pc sarzih, katere je njegov ma
stop resnicno presenetil in de-
Cetovodja Fuchs je zagodr-
NAL nekaj n~erazumljivega in
hitrih korakov odhajal. In tudi
je odsel brez besede.
"Se je re zacelo" je dejal
mali desetnik Black. "Pakirali
Ko Sc je svejk vrnil v pisar-
no, 81 nj utegnil niti pipe pri-
z9ati. zakai ZOnet ie zazvonil
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-31
Vabimoi avnost "a
ogIed

Mi imamo moderno urejenot
ustanovo, v kateri smo skusai
ustvariti blagodejno atmosfero.
v ponos nam IAN je, "a Sc nikoI ne ne
spregleda nieesar, kar hi bio v
udohhost ia tolazbo onimn, kate
rim smo ma razpolago.
Nasvete in priporoeila nasih
sosedoy bono vedno rade wolfe
upostevai. Obiscite mas kadar-
koh, oglejte 81 nuaae prostore 10
poyejte nam kaaj mislite Q Nth.
Nasa yrata MISC nikoli zaprta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-31
Mali oglasi
sfareii mosE

dobi sluzbo. d. hi oskrboyal
privatno lastoyane konje; udoe-
bno staneYanje, cdobra hrana
in dobra plaza. Poklicite INde-
pendence 433l.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-31
(Nadaljevanje)

-
mores to verjeti? Juri, ali mo-
res trpeti, da govori tako?"
Grobna tisina je zavladala v
sobi. Juri Sc je nestrpno dvig-
nil in dejal:
"Jaz mislim tako kakor moja
NATL"
"Tako mislis? 'je vprasala
s hipno mirnim glasom AMIGA.
V naslednjem hipu pa il je
stresel telo presunljiv jok.
20 Juri," je zaklicala, "tega
ne!' In pobegnila je il sobe in
venomer il je svigala peklenska
misel pc CLAW: bog jo kaz-
nuj! Prekleta maj DO! Ma memo
glavo maj pride njegova in mo-
ia smrt!" In hitela je pc stop
micah in cez dvorisce ter doll pc
bregu. KAN? kan? kan? "Pro-
kleta maj DO, &c je Sc Bog v ne
besih!" Obstala je doll OBJ mo-
sticu. Kan? kan? kan?
"Anica, AMIGA, gospodinja!"
je zaklical tedaj nekdo "a MO.
Ozrla Sc je. Bill je Anze. Stal je
Tx Ia MO in bled je bill.
"Kaj je?" je vprasala kakor
IL sebe.
"Lepo vas prosim," je dejal
FAINT, me izdajte Neze. Ona je
vzela, pa DO vse vrnila. Prosim
vas me hodite pc oroznike. Me-
"a je rekla, da Sc obesi raje. Le-
pc vas prosim"
AMIGA sc je nekoliko zavedla.
cali je Neza vzela?" je vpra-
.sala, "kako tt to ves?"
"Sama je povedala in tudi, da
je nalasc pustila v sobi pasti en-
desetak. In meme in Jerico je
prosila, maj vas prosiva, da il
odpustite in molicte," je pripo-
vedoval Anze in pristavil: "Sa-
mo JAZZ in .Jerica' veva seda.j,
drugi pa ne smejo vedeti. In
JAZZ in Jerica sva il obljubila,
da bova molcala."
Lahka zalost je drhtela pa
stirju v besedah, in AMIGA je
opazila stoprav sedaj, da je
bled.
cali 81 bolan," je vprasala,
ida 81 bled?"
me" je odvrnil, "sem malo
spal, je Jerica zbolela!"
"Pojdiva k Mil" je dejala
AMIGA, in vrnila sta Sc. AMIGA
pa Sc Sc dolgo nj mogla zave-
DAFT, kaj Sc je bilo godilo Z MO,
in kaj hi Sc bilo zgodilo, da nj
prihitel Anze "a MO, in z ne
kako sveto grozo je ponavljala
pri sebi: "se je Bog v nebe-
sin ..."
Tisto noe potem je sanjala
AMIGA Cd samih belih roz. Zbu-
dila Sc je in je zopet vsnula in
je zopet sanjala cd belih roz.
Nato pa nj mogla zaspati vec,
oblekla Sc je in je tho odsla k
Juriju in Sc neslisno zgrudila
ma kolena oh njegovi postelii.
Spal je. Ali kmalu Sc je zga-
nil, zajecal in Sc prebudil. Y
polmraku je opazil klecoco in
menec, da Sc mu SANTA, iztegnil
roko in otipal vlazno zenino
lice.
"Kdo je?" je vprasal.
"Jaz!" je odvrnila zena in
zacela pritiskati njegovo roko
ma ustnice.
"Pojdi spat," je dejal skoro
jezno. ..."
Tedaj Sc je ona nagnila k
njegovemu usesu in sepetala:
"Nekaj ii moran povedati, cato
da hos vedel, da nisem bila ne
zvesta, Juri! Tudi, &c bi tt umrl,
ii obljubim, da ne vzamem nj
NTRDNE YEDNO q
HYBRID TEA OHIJSKE
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Housing
CONTINUED from Page Onel

CONTINUED from Page One)
listed the available publicly-fnanc-
ed accommodation and referral
cards will be accepted as a de-
termination OF eligibility for all
such accommodations
Builders OF war housing for which
application for priority assistance
was made prior to February 10.
l943, are not obligated to house
only Immigrant" war workers, nor
are they obligated TO follow the
procedure outlined above. These
builders have the right under their
priorities to house war workers
who are not necessarily inrmi-
grants. However, in view OF the
critical housing shortage. the MIA
has requested their cooperation by
applying voluntarily the same
criteria OF eligibility and the
same methods of selection
which apply to war housing
receiving priority assistance after
February 10, 1913. II they have
not used the compliance Report
(NHA 60-S) or rented to a war
worker with a referral card. these
builders also are requested to fill
out a special occupancy report
(Form MIA 60-9) when a dwelling
has been rented and return II to
the WHO as notification that the
house is no longer available.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-24
Poppies

Continued from Page One)
In 1922 the hrst peoples made by
American veterans were produced
in the hospitals OF Minnesota, and
this work has steadily expanded
until peoples are being made in
more than 50 hospitals and dis
abled veterans workrooms in 40
different states.
The crepe paper poppy was Sc
lected as the official poppy of the
American Legion and Auxiliary be-
cause II provided the maximum Of
work for the disabled men, with the
minimum expenditure for materials.
The fabric poppy was considered
but II was not sselected because
making this poppy would not pro-
vide sufficient employment for the
disabled veterans.
These little flowers have been
blooming since the first OF January
on work tables and beds throughout
the Michigan Soldiers Home at
Grand Rapids and Veterans Facili-
ty Hospital No. 100 at Fort Custer
Millions OF Americans will wear
the poppy this year as a tribute
10 the dead OF both World Wars
and a mark OF their determination
10 conclude this war with complete
victory. The flower is the symbol
OF life given in service for Ameri-
ca. The wearer makes an unspok-
en- pledge TO the nations heroic
dead that he will live as they died
serving America.
Peoples will be offered TO every.
one by the women OF the Auxili.
airy during Poppy Week. No price
will be asked for the flowers, but
we feel that every person will con-
tribute generously to this worthy
cause"
Contributions given to the Auxil-
ary's volunteer poppy workers will
go In their entirety 10 the rehabili-
tation and child welfare funds of
the American Legion and Auxiliary.
Our slogan this year Is Keep
America Remembering-Buy Pop
pies-Sell Poppies,"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-24
Annual Banquet Closes Year
For Prospect Child Stud yCfub

der presided az the annual business
meeting. Reports were given by
Mrs. Donald Levitt. treasurer, aud
Mrs. Doris Hubbard, secretary. Mrs.
Robert Sechrest and Mrs. Ralph
Hawker we're indicted into the club
Mrs. snyder then installed the
following officers for the coming
year: Mrs. Estel R. Graves, presi-
dent: Mrs Louis Corbeille. vice
president; Mrs. Harry Skillmar,
recording secretary; Mrs. Leroy
Draper, corresponding secretary
Mrs. Kenneth Crawford, treasurer;
Mrs. Wesley Weir, press reporter;
Mrs. Graves named only two CON-
mittees for the present: member
ship. Mrs. Donald Levitt. chair
man: Mrs. Guy Ableson and Mrs.
Gerald Beissel; flower fund. Mrs.
Alvin Anderson. An invitation was
accepted to hold a picnic supper
June 3 Cor II 1t rains the 3rd) a.
the home of Ernest MadduK. Tue
club presented a gift 10 Mrs. Sny-
der, retiring president.
A delicious dinner was served,
the rabies being decorated with
bouquets OF yiolets and tulips. Fa.
vors for the women were small
vases filled with flowers and for
the men. ash trays.
The next regular meeting will be
with Mrs. Donald Loyitt in Septem.
Der.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-24
Man Needed For
Rounding up Dogs

Police Chief Dan f. L. Patch said
today that local facilities for round
ing up stray dogs are inadequate.
He said the city Is looking for a
full time employe to impound stray
animals and that, until one has
been obtained, a complete enforce
ment OF the quarantine law will
not be effected.
However. he said, police are in
vestigating every stray dog report
as quickly as possible.
He warned dog owners that
whether a dog is wearing a license
tag or not he may he destroyed by
police II he is found at large in the
city.
Rabies diagnoses continue to be
made in dogs found at large here
and the infection is still wide
spread
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-24
Miss Cook Gives
Varied Program

An appreciative audience listened
TO the beautiful voice OF Miss Carol
Cook at her recital Sunday alter
noon at p. N. at Ypsilanti High
School.
Miss Cooks program was most
varied, consisting OF French, Ger.
man and English numbers. The
clearness Of diction and information
we're particularly noticed and she
appeared at her best in the colora-
tura number. The Indian Bell
Song from "LAkme."
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Schafer
were the able accompanies.
The program was as follows: 20
Sleep, Why Dost Thou Leave Me
from "Semele" by Handel; I'm
Kahne," by Grieg; "Se Tu avais,"
by Bale; Yesterday and Today"
by Spross: "Violets" by Wright;
"Contentment" by Mary Turner
Salter: You and T. by Smith;
Love Has Wings" and AT Parting
both by james Rogers; and The
Indian Bell Song. Gu va la jeune in
douove," from "Lakme" by Delibes.
Mrs. A. VI. Brown, who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. ]. Stuart
Lathers. leaves today for her home
in Traverse City.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-24
girthdav Remembered

Mrs. II. ]. Sanderson gave party
Saturday afternoon for her nephew,
Richard O'Brien. on his 18th birth
day, with 20 friends as guests, a
number OF whom were from Milan.
Bunco whist was played. prizes go
ing to Margaret Sanderson, Nirgi'
MIA Fuller. Mildred Fuller Kenneth
Smith, Eugene Thayer and Rich
ard O'Brien. When refreshments,
including the birthday cake. were
served. lights were turned off and
candles lit. Robert. brother OF Rich
ard, is serving in the Marines, and
is in California. The two brothers
are orphans and spend much OF
their time with Mrs. Sanderson,
their aunt.