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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-03

CNadaljevanje)
"Pokorna javljam, gospod O.
brlajtnant," Sc je oglasil svejk,
delajoc Sc mucenika, "se nikoli
v svojem zivljenju nisem incl
niti najmanjsega namena, da bi
koga zalil in nimam niti pojma,
da je ma svetu kak generalmajor
Won Schwarzburg. On je resnic-
no YES Purkrabek, zastopnik
banke Slavic. Hodil je k nam
V gostilno, in enkrat je "a mizo
zaspal. Potem mu je neki do
brotnik S crnilom napisal ma pie
SO: 'Dovoljujemo 81 Vam po pri-
lozenem tarifu III g vljudno
ponuditi pristedenje dote in bale
vasih hcera z zavarovanjem Va
Sega zivljenja.' Kajpak da so vsi
odsli in JAZZ sem ostal z MIN
sam. In ker imam zmerom smo-
10, Sc je potem, ko Sc je zbudil
in pogledal v zrcalo, razburil in
je mislil, da sem mu to storil
JAZZ ter mi je tudi hotel dati par
klofut."
Besedica "tudi" je splavala ta-
ko ginljivo mehko in ocitajoce
S svejkovih ustnic, da je mad
porocniku omahnila roka.
"Zaradi take majhne zmote
Sc gospodu nj treba razburjati,"
ie nadaljeval svejk. "To je, ka-
kor Sc rece, tragicna zmota, XII
Sc lahko vsakomur pripeti. Pred
lett je pripovedoval krojac Hyvl,
kako je potoval stajerskega,
kjer je sival, V Prago preko Le-
obna. S seboj je incl sunko, XII
81 jo je kupi v Marlboro. Ko
Sc tako vozi, je mislil, da je
sploh edini. Ceh med pasazirji.
In ko je ma Svetem Moricu "a
eel tesati tisto cello sunko, ie
pocel gospod, XII mu je sedel ma
sproti, delati zaljubljene oci in
slime so Sc mu kar cedile iz ust.
Ko je krojac. Hyvl to videl, je
rekel sam sebi ma glas: "Ti bi
tudi to zrlo,. revse, kaj?" A 60
spod mu je odgovoril ceski: "Se-
veda bi zrl, &c mi das." Tako
sta tisto sunko potem pozrla
skupno, Sc preden sta dospela
do Budjejovic. Gospod pa Sc je
pisal Vojteh Rous."
Nadporocnik je pogledal svej-
ka, potem pa je od5el il kupeja.
Ko je sedel zopet ma svojem me-
stu, Sc je pojavil med dvermi
Svejkov obraz:
"Pokorno javljam, gospod O.
brlajtnant, da bono v petih mi
nutah v Taboru. Vlak stoji pet
minut. Ali narocate kaj "a jul
Zinc? Pred lett so imeli tn iako !
dobro !. !" y @.-
Nadporocnik je besno planil
in rekel ma hodniku svejku: ''se
vas opozarjam, cim ma
ME vas vidim, TEN ljubse mi :je.
vas sploh ne bi videl
nikoli Vec. In bodite prepricani,
da poskrbim "a to. Izgubite SCI"
"Kakor ukazujete, gospod O.
brlajtnant.' =
svejk je salutiral, Sc obrnil, |
vojaskih korakov odsel ma ko-
nee hodnika, kjer ,je sedel ma L.
prevodnikov sedez in Sc zaeel
govarjati 2 zelezniskim ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-03

oslabl bljenost Hitlerjevih sateli
tov Bolgarije in Rumunije.
Moznosti ma Balkanu so vse'
kakor ogromne in edirli nedo.
statek 50 lie nase Dodge promet-
ne linije in pofnanjkanje baz !
neposredni b1izihi. Toda kljut
temu je Balkan politiena in yo.
jaska moznost :. Kako dalee
so uspele vojaske predpriprave,
XII SO vedno odloeilne "a polite.
ne dogodke, nj znano; toda nj
kdo danes ne sme zanemarjati
Balkana - najmanj pa Nemci
- 1napetost ma tenn ozemlju je
prevelika.
Pomen jugoslovanskega odpora
Christian Science Monitor :ie
prinesel izpod peresa Ernest S.
Biscoa pregled odpora narodov
okupirane Europe. o Balkanu
in Jugoslovanih pise boston
ski list poleg drugega nasled.
ME:
Akoravno prihajajo IL vseh
kotov okupirane Europe vedno
novi dokazi 0 narascajoeih ne
rnirih, je vendar Balkan Sc we'd
no sredisce partizanskih bojev.
Borbe v Jugoslaviji paralizirajo
nekatere vazne zelezniske pro-
&c, XII vodijo v Avstrijo, Mad
zarsko in Grcijo, docim :je bill
zelezniski promet med dalma-
tinskim pristaniscem Dubrovni-
kom in strategicno vaznim me-
stom Sarajevo, popolnoma u
stavljen.
Nemci, XII ugibajo, kje, kdaj
in kako, bo prislo do zavezniske
invazije, Sc ozirajo proti Balka-
nu - tam so njihove najvecje
skrbi. Ravno v sedanjem tre-
notku Sc nahaja ma Balkanu
trojica njihovih najvaznejsih
vojaskih osebnosti: marsal Sig
mund Won List, strokovniak "a
'''blitzkrieg" in start koman-
dant balkanske kampanje spo-
mladi leta 1941; marsal Erwin
Rommel, katerega afriska sla-
va je nekoliko oguljena, XII pa
je Sc vedno Hitlerjev ljubcek; :;
koncno Sc Gestape, Heinrich
Himmler.
Glasom zadnjih podatkov Sc
nahaja zdaj v Jugoslaviji mic
mani nego 80 nemskih divizij.
Skupaj II divizijami, XII Sc ma
hajajo v Greiji in enakim Stew
lom ma Bolgarskem, je osisce
osredotocilo v jugovzhodni Ev-
ropi vojaske sile, XII predstav-
ljajo najbrze priblizno emo petit
no vseh nemskih sill prvorazred-
ne vojaske kvalitete.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-03
(Nadaljeyanje)

Observation-Disclosures
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-03
Vobimo iovnos+ ma
ogIed

Mi imamo moderno urejeno
ustanovo, V kateri smo skusali
ustvariti blagodejno atmosfero.
V ponos nam je, da Sc nikoli ne
spregleda nicesar, kar bi bilo v
udobnost in tolazbo onim, kate
rim smo ma razpolago.
Nasvete in priporocila nasih
sosedov bono vedno rade volje
upostevali. Obiscite mas kadar-
koli, oglejte 81 nase prostore in
povejte nam kaj mislite O njih.
Nasa vrata MISC nikoli zaprta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-03
MLADA BRE;,lDlA
POVEST
SPISAL DR.. IVAN PREGELJ

| vzdihnil. Nova bledost mu j
pokrila lice. Potem pa Sc j
vspel po koncu in potegnil ME
no roko k sebi in il jo zacel po.
ljubljati in yes srecen je sepe
tai:
cali res, Anica, ali RESP"
"Res," je kimala Z glavo jo
kajoca in smehljajoca Sc OF
enem.
"Oh!" je vzdihnil moz, iii
JAZZ sem bolan, to je res prene.
umnop'
"Tiho ,tiho!" je miri1a ona..,
g. Kdca.
"Oskrbnik" ma Peci Tomaz je
zivel dokaj samostojno. Pro
storno sobo 81 je bill uredil kon-
Gem hise v domovanje in Katra
mu je bila dala zanesti vanjo
nekaj hisne oprave, nekaj silk,
stolov in posteljo. Nekaj pa 81
je bill sam napravil. Tako je BIZ
la soba, dasi ne prijazna, ka-
kor nj bill prikupljiv Tomaz,
vendar pray pripravna. In pri
vsem neredu in vzduhu po toba-
ku in pijaci, je bila soba do pi-
cice podobna hlapcu. Beraska
in bahaska obenem. Poleg pies
njive oprave popolnoma nova
puska, poleg stare slike, prispo-
dobljajoce sv. Trojico, v zlatem
okvirju povecana fotografija
Tomaza. V kotu "a omaro pa je
lezala V svetem neredu med
skornji in cunjami steklenica
do steklenice, vse prazne, med
tenn ko SO stale ma polici V lepi
vrsti polne kaj pomembnimi
etiketami ali pa oblikami. Sta
novanje samoa, oskrbnika, XII je
seveda vcasih truden in sc "a
vlece V svoje stiri stene.
Tukaj-se je dogodilo-sta
Sc sesla tiste dni Tomaz in Ka-
ira. Ali ju je bolezen Jurijeva
pripeljala semkaj, ali pa sta
imela hlapec in gospodinja re
veckrat tukaj svoje tajne pogo
vore; maj 81 bode tako ali tako.
Sedaj sta sedela pri gugajoci Sc
mizi oci V oci, in ma mizi mel
NINA je bila steklenica likerja
in dvoje casio. Tomaz je oci-
vidno re, veckrat izpraznil V
dusku svojo, katera pa nj pol
nil IL steklenice ma mizi, temvec
il druge, katero je bill postavil
"a Sc ma okno; zato je nekam
zadovoljno in objestno motril
ostre crte, naproti mu sedece,
Cd skozi okno padajoce svetlo-
be obsvetljene gospodinje Ka-
tre. Hlapcevo lice je bilo veselo,
in to je morale biti Katri 70
prno, zakaj dvignila Sc je ma
glo in rekla trdo:
"Drugega ne znas, nego pitt
in molcati!"
"Mislim!!" je dejal navidezno
samozavedujoce Sc Tomaz.
"Mislis?" je zategnila Katra
in Sc zasmejala. V hipu pa Sc il
je lice zopet zresnilo in je pri-
stavila: ,
mo, in kaj mislis, kaj?"
"Mislim!" je zopet ponovil
hlapec in hlinil silno resnost.
Pri tenn pa Sc je nagnil nazaj,
vel steklenico raz okensko po-
lico in 81 nalil in izpil zgoco te-
xocino.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-03

meseencem: "Prosim, ali vas
smenn nekaj vprasati?"
zelezniski namescenec je apa.
ticno prikimal.
TX meni je hodil," je pripove-
doval svjek, "neki Hoffman,
XII je vedno zatrjeval, da so tile
signali "a alarm vselej brez
ueinka, da, kratko povedano, ne
fungirajo, ako Sc potegne "a no.
cal"
svejk je vstal in pristopil k
napravi, a tudi zelezniski name.
scenec je smatral "a svojo dolz-
most, razloziti svejku aparatov
mehanizem: "Prav je rekel, da
treba potegniti "a roca.j, toda Ia
gal je, da ne ucinkuje. Vselej Sc
vlak ustavi, kajti to je zveza-
no preko vseh vagonov z loko-
motive. Aparat "a alarm mora
funkcionirati."
Oba sta imela pri TEN roko
ma drzaju, in gotovo je zagonet-
no, kako Sc je zgodilo, da sta
ga potegnila, in je vlak obstal.
Nikakor Sc nista mogla zediniti,
kdo je dal signal. svejk je tr.
dill, da on nj mogel biti in da
tega nj storil, ker nj paglavec.
"Jaz Sc sam temu cudim," :je
pripovedoval dobrodusno izpre.
vodniku, ''zakaj Sc je vlak ne
madonna ustavil. Drvi, drvi, a
naenkrat obstoji. Meme to bolj
jezi nego vas"
."Gospod postajehacelnik vam
ze razlozi,' je odgovoril kon-
dukter. "To vas DO veljalo 20
kron."
Medtem je bilo. videti, kako
potniki skacejo il vagonov, ka-
ko vrhovni izprevodnik piska in
neka DANA VISA plasna tece S
kovcegom preko throw ma pole.
ITO je res vredno 20 kron!"
je rekel svejk popolnoma miren.
"Meni Sc zdi cello jake poceni.
Ko je bill mas cesar ma posetu
ma zizkovu, je neki snor usta-
vii njegovo kocijo s tem,. da je
pokleknil sredi ceste. In snora
so zaprli."
svejk je videl, da Sc je krog
okoli vrhovnega izprevodnika Sc
povecal, in dejal je:
"Pojdino, pojdino dale! Wax
Sc ne SINE zakasniti. Ce bi bilo
v miru, bi mic ne rekel, ampak
kadar je. vojslla, mora vsakdo
vedeti, da so v vlaki vojaske
osebe, generalmajorji, obrlajt-
nanti in burst. Vsaka TAXA "a
kasnitev je nerodna rec. Napo-
leon Sc je pri Waterloou zakas-
nil samo "a pet minut in je ze
bill Y. iebetu z vso svojo slavo."
V tenn trenotku je prodrl sko-
ri skupino poslusalcev nadpo-
rocnik Lukas. Bill je bled kakor
smrt in nj mogel spraviti IL Sc
be mic drugega kakor:: "svejk!"'
1svejk pa je zasalutiral in Sc
odzval:: ''Pokorno javljarn, go
spod ohrlajtnant, name So IVA
lii krivdo, da Sc je vlak ustavil.
zeleznicni erar ina silno cudne
plombe ra afarmnih signalih.
clovek Sc jim nit priblizati ne
SINE, sicer ina lahko sfnofo III
zahtevajo Cd NIGGA 20 kroni, ka-
kor zdajle Cd meme"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-03
Dobroidoco

trgovino z barvami in stenskim
papirjem, Sc proda. Nj tn enake
trgovine; poleg je stanovanje.
Najemnina je $40 skupno. Vdo-
va proda to dobroidoco trgovi-
no "a majhno vsoto. - Oglejte
81 jo ma 6232 Lorain Ave. -
Vprasajte "a Mrs. Stevens.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-03
Mali ogIasi
NaprOdai

je Dangler pee. Cena $500. -
Poklicite HE. 1857, po 4. uri
popoldne, ali pa Sc zglasite "
nedeljo, ma 1856 E. go St., spo-
daj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-03

Podprimo borbo Amerike "a demo-
kracijo in svobodo sveta 2 iakupon
vojnih bondoy in vojno- -varcevalnih
znamk!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-03

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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-03
PrOda sc

krava; dobra mlekarica. Vpra-
sa Sc ma 2132O Westport Ave-,
Euclid, Ohio.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-07-09
'T,Uas Too Late Then for
Stdnlnlerer to Take Time

AS the train sped or its way. the
shy-looking, little man leaned for
ward and tapped the big man op-
posite' on the knee.
"Your b-b-b-" he began, and
it was obvious he was making a
big effort to control his stammer.
The other man smiled gently.
"Now, take it slowly" he said.
eyes, b-b-but your bib" the
little man gulped.
mo hurry, old chap" said the
big man, winking at the others in
the coach; "just take a deep
breath and"
Crash! His words ended in
yelp of pain as his bag up in the
rack overbalanced and struck him
squarely on the head. !
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-07-09
PHOTO FINISHING
FARM LAND for SALE

800 ACRES 10 IRRIGATED, balance
range. Barn. house on U. S. 10. ga miles
west of Columbus. Montana.
NJ. PLEMP
3317 3rd Ave. N. Billings. Montana.
Evening star., 1943-06-17
Representative Cochran's S
Second Leg Amputated

By the Associated Press.
Representative Cochran, veteran
Missouri Democrat, underwent am
putation of his right leg yesterday
at Naval Hospital, where attaches
reported his condition favorable.
Representative Cochrans left leg
was amputated last January. Both
operations were necessitated by a
circulatory condition, attending
physicians said.
Yesterdays operation was per-
formed by Comdr. Louis 7. Giije
after consultation between Repre-
sentative Cochran's personal ply
sician, DR.. r. Emmett Kane, who
had come from St Louis DR.. Alfred
Blalock of Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore, and others.
Representative Cochran missed
the opening Of the Seventy-eighth
Congress because of the first opera
ton, but returned to the House
floor several weeks later in a wheel
chair.
Now 81, Representative Cochran
has represented the 18th Missouri
district since 1926. Previous to that
he had been secretary 10 oUner
members of Congress. He is chair
man of the House Accounts Com
mittee.
Evening star., 1943-06-17
THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON THURSDAY,

son, president Of Howard University
will speak tomorrow afternoon on
Domestic Foundations of World
Peace"
Commissions on various phases of
a just and durable peace began their
studies last night following DR.. Van
Kinks address and will meet daily
A plenary session for action on COM
mission reports is scheduled for to-
morrow afternoon.
Presiding officer at the conference
Is the Right Rev. Noble c. Powell,
Bishop Coadjutor of the Protestant
Episcopal Diocese of Maryland, who
made statement Of the purpose of
the meeting and the plan Of pro-
cedure last night.
The conference is sponsored jointly
by the Council of Churches and
Christian Education of Maryland,
Delaware and the Washington Fed
Grafton of Churches.
Evening star., 1943-06-17
Bethlehem Steel Strike
Ends; 185 Resume Work
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LACKAWANNA, N. Y, June IT,
A strike involving 185 employees OF
the Bethlehem Steel Co.'S Lacka-
wanna plant was settled last night
CIO offlcial asserted, after . con-
ference of company and union on
cials with Federal Labor Conciliator
Thomas M Finn.
Joseph r. McNichols, district d.
rector of the United Steelworkers
! of America, said the workers agreed
to return to their jobs, starting with
the midnight shift, after company
officials said they would make some
settlement" within "a hours of the
dispute which led to the walkout.
Plant Manager Edward r. Ent-
wisle said the settlement was made
on the assurance from the company
that it would answer promptly any
grievances presented in accordance
with its contract with the union
and promise by the union that the
men would return to work imme-
diately.
Evening star., 1943-06-17
Churches Will Oppose
Postwar Iso|ationism,
Conference Is Told
ESQ Delegates Attend
Session on Just Peuce
At Hood College
Special Dispatch to The Star

| special Dispatch to The Star
FREDERICK, Md, June IT,
churches are dead set" against any
return by this country to the eco
nomic and political isolation that
mas been part of the last quarter
OF century. DR.. Walter w. Van
Kirk Of New York declared last
night as an interdenominational
conference on just and durable
peace opened at Hood College.
Approximately $50 delegates from
many churches in the District of
Columbia. Maryland and Delaware
are attending the conference, which
will continue through tomorrow.
Goal of the conference is formula
tion Of specific plans for constructive
action by churches on peace aims
and postwar reconstruction.
Dr. Van Kirk is the executive sec
retary of the department of interna-
tional justice and good will of the
Federal Council of Churches In
America. He spoke to the confer
ence on THE Church's Responsible
ity for Just and Lasting Peace"
AT the end of the fighting" he
said "the countries of the world,
our people as we'll as others, will be
tired Of war, of war taxes, of ration
ing, of all the deprivations of war.
This will be the hour of supreme
crisis for the world. At this mo-
ment it will be the duty of the
churches of America to create a
public opinion that will give the
moral and political support of
America to some sort of a world
organization to safeguard the peace
of all nations"
The churches, he continued, also
will work for new approach to
/ the problem of colonies and empire.
The church in general believes
/ that the age of imperialism is past"
he said. But precisely what will
take its place is not definitely clear.
The church will support an in
! ternatlonal organization that will
look toward the development .of
subject people until the people are
! prepared for national statehood"
With the thought of influencing
I the peace to come, the churches
are now laying plans for the con-
vening Of world conference of
Christians as quickly as possible
after the cessation of hostilities.
The purpose is TO mobilize influence
of world Christiandom in the in
terest of a just and durable peace.
and to establish a common religious
front"
Dr.. William Ernest Hooking, pro-
fessor Of philosophy at Harvard
University, will speak tomorrow
morning on the political-economic
settlement in the Far East from
the standpoint of the Christian
conscience and DR.. Mordecai john
Evening star., 1943-06-17
D. {. Club Is Included
In Civilian Awards
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
FORT WORTH, Tex, June IL
For the third successive year the
Civitan Club of Charlotte, N. c., won
the annual achievement award of
Civitan International.
The Charlotte club now has per-
manent possession of 1.-The Achieve
ment Trophy, DR.. Hairy L. F. Locke
of Hartford, Conn, the international
president, SAID in reporting contest
results yesterday at the end of the
23d annual convention.
DR.. Locke mentioned as typical of
the Charlotte clubs activities the
operation of a well-baby clinic for
l8 years. annual citizenship awards
made over period of Is years and
a 17-year record of support for Boy
Scout camps.
The Greensboro IN. c. club won
the attendance award for clubs with
more than so members, and the club
at Lake View, Ca, received the
Evening star., 1943-06-17

award for clubs of fewer than so
members. The extension program OF
the Shady Side Club of Birmingham,
Ala, placed first in that contest, and
clubs in Washington and Birming-
ham, Ala, received the news bulletin
awards.
Hagan Stephens of Bristol, Va,
with a l0-year record Of perfect at
tendance, won the individual at
tendance award.
Evening star., 1943-06-17
MussoIini Expe|s Six
Fascist Councillors
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, June 1.-THE Rome
radio, in a broadcast recorded by
the Associated Press, reported to-
day that Premier Mussolini had
ousted six more Fascist national
councillors in continuing shake
up of the party leadership.
There have been repeated reports
in recent weeks of changes in the
Fascist organization and of dis
ciplinary measures taken against
members.
Six party officials we're reported
expelled during the latter part of
May for undiSclosed reasons.
Evening star., 1943-06-17

pickers are receiving an average
wage of from $50 to $35 a week and
that some of the more competent
are making $12 a day.
He conceded that there had been
some dissatisfaction with the way
food was prepared. but said he be-
lieved rs per cent of the workers
were satisfied with the meals.
Some of the workers made
charges. Mr. Howard stated, that
return of their ration books, held
by the commissary, was refused.
Evening star., 1943-06-17
Parking Ticket Follows
Ensign to Pacific Isle

By the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO.-Ensign CAL
vim Mueller, U. s. N, stationed on
an island in the Pacific. received by
mail q ticket for overtime parking
in San Francisco.
He wrote City Judge Herbert
Kaufman, First and most desirable,
probation should be granted and
sentence suspended. Second, the
case should be transferred to the
island"
The Judge adopted the first sug-
ReStion,
Evening star., 1943-06-17
Squirrel Whisky Is Odd,
And It's Illegal, Too
BY the Associated Press

BY the A8SOciated Press.
SAN DIEGO, Calf. - Squirrel
whisky, which Federal agents said
was a best seller at IS bottle, was
introduced In evidence at the trial
of a man charged with illegally
making liquor.
Inspector Basil Stephens of the
Internal Revenue Alcohol Tax Unit
said the defendant admitted max
ing it from squirrels, Chinese herbs,
lizards and other creatures. He
added whisky, then aged the con-
coction two years.
Evening star., 1943-06-17
FSA 10 Probe Complaints
OF Mexican 0ranqe Pickers

BY the Associated Press.
SANTA ANA, Calf, June IL
M. r. Howard, farm security ad-
ministrator in Los Angeles, has
ordered an investigation of charges
by Mexican workers that 1900 of
them were served uneatable food at
an orange grove camp commissary
near here and that a lack of orange
crates caused them to be underpald.
George Graham, secretary-man-
ager of Citrus Growers, Inc. de-
clared last night that the Mexican
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

Peror cooking results that this famous Quaker quality
brings in each of these tempting recipes.
Try each dish suggested Your family will be enjoying
delightful variety and you'll also be enhancing your rePu
tation cook. You will be discovering outstanding
American dishes that you will always
These splendid recipes provided for your
fence Your dealer supply each product will be glad
secure it for you. Get package of each today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

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corn Quaker fen freshness qu'
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tbsp nne Il cup sugar beaten egg salt milk and
flour - baking medium hot
together V'
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
.Henry0'DonneII,
Forbade Dies

His wide circle Of friends to-
DAY mourncd the death of Henry
G.. O'Donnel. 36-year-old assist
ant general counsel OF the Ford
Motor Co
Mr.. O'Donneu, who died yes
terday in Henry Ford Hospital
from an intestinal allment, for
merly was a government attorney
and prosecutor at the Frank d.
Mckay federal lIquor-graft trial.
A native of Iowa, he entered
government service first as a
special assistant 10 the attorney
general. His initial task was 10
prosecute successfully the first
government criminal case under
enemy agent registration laws.
He was government prosecution
in the first Mckay trial which
ended in hung Jury. lie was
later hired by the Ford company.
Survivors include his wife Flor
ence. and two children, Dennis
and Nancy.
Funeral services Will be held az
100 p m. Friday in the Dill
Brothers Chapel, 1925 Hamilton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
Canada Quick
That's Where That Man
Gives Away 500 Bills

TORONTO, Nov. 10 (INS)-
The man who has been giving
away 500 bills even as the aver
age person would hesitate donat-
ing pennies-and who has been
doing it 10 years-has been identi-
fed.
He is Harry F. Mclean. owner
Of the Merrickville. Ont, Con-
struction Co. and his identity was
learned as a result of his visit a
fortnight ago TO the Christie
street military hospital where he
gave 500 bills to soldier patients.
His total donations for the week
aggregated $4,000. including 81,
600 which he gave in the form OF
a check TO a cab driver who ad-
vanced him $40 when all his cash
was gone.
81 just want to help out some
of the people who are working
hard for a living" was the most
lengthy explanation he ever
made of his hobby.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
New Produce Prices
I'm Effect Tomorrow

Retail ceiling prices fruits and vegetables in Wayne
Oakland Macomb and Washenaw counties an
nounced today by OPA effective Nov Il through Nov IT,
They are.