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Evening star., 1943-09-15

man of the board, protested against
temporary wartime occupation of
part of the Georgetown Playground
by the Water Department. He was
informed by Recreation Superfn-
tendent Milo christensen that So 900
would be necessary to move the
water department depot elsewhere
and that at present no other site
for the equipment is available.
Evening star., 1943-09-15

emphasis placed on the need for
each.
The board is finding it's inves-
tigation of S. G. Leoffler's opera
ton of public golf courses "even
more complicated and difficult" than
was first supposed, the special in
vestigating committee reported.
Decision on the proposed operation
of the golf courses by the board
itself has therefore been postponed
until further meetings with the
present operator and the National
Park Service.
Most of the board meeting was
taken up with discussion of play
ground facilities that might be un-
der control of the board in the
future. Harry S. Wender, board
chairman, said the District Com
missioners favor Roosevelt Island
in the Potomac River as a base
for river recreation and extensive
swimming.
James E. Schwab, vice chair
Evening star., 1943-09-15
Budget Funds Asked
For ; Fairgrounds
In Mid-City Area

The National Capital Park and
Planning Commission has been
asked by the District Recreation
Board to include funds in its 1944-45
budget for three Fairgrounds in the
mid-city area.
Meeting yesterday to draft the
request to the commission, board
members described the three play
grounds as their mo. l project" :"
Recreational facilities have been
badly needed in the downtown area
for a long time. it was said. Two
of the Fairgrounds will be for white
and one for colored, WITH EQUAL
Evening star., 1943-09-15
Defense Opens Attack
On Confession in
Clatterbuck Trial

BY Staff Correspondent of The Star.
LEESBURG. Va, Sept. l5,-A
prosecution witness in. the murder
trial of Thomas william Clatter-
buck today testified in Loudoun
County Circuit Court that she over
Evening star., 1943-09-15
Winchester Officer Gets
Silver Stor for GoIIuntry

1t. Owen B. Knight, Winchester,
Va, field artillery officer, has been
awarded the Silver Star for GAL
lantry IN action, the War Depart
ment announced today.
Exposing himself to an "ex-
tremely heavy" artillery barrage,
which destroyed wire communics-
tions and observation posts. 1t.
Evening star., 1943-09-15

knight made numerous repairs
and successfully restored these COM
munications, his citation said,
adding, his courageous action per-
mitted continuation of effective
artillery fire upon the enemy"
War bonds are an investment in
Americas future. Nothing in the
world is safer today. Buy.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-08

kako Sc ia podpora placuje,
vzemimo zeno vojaka. Ona mo-
re dobivati $4,000 ma mesec;
$22 cd te svote Sc odtrga cd mo-
zeve place in $28.O0 prispeva
vlada sama. Ako ina zena otro-
ke, SINE dodatno dobivati cd
Wade $1,000 "a prvega otroka
in $1,000. "a vsakega dodatnega
otroka.
Nekaj slicnega velja tudi "a
razporoceno zeno, XII SINE dobi-
vati najvec $4,000 ma mesec, ne
pa vec, kakor znaSa znesek, XII
ga bivsi moz sodnijsko mora
placevati. Ia vojake, XII imajo
odvisne sorodnike, tako razre-
da A kot razreda B, namrec
poleg zene in otrok tudi starse
ali sestre, vlada odbija Sc ma
daljnih $500 cd vojakove pla-
&c. Vlada tudi prispeva "a So
rodnike razreda 3, toda z bolj
omejenim prispevkom.
Castnik, oziroma moz mad sti-
rimi nizjimi cini, SINE tudi "a
prositi, da Sc odbija "a sorod-
nike poljuben znesek, ali vlada
ne prispeva nicesar k temu.
V vsakem slucaju Sc ii odbit-
XII in prispevki nadaljujejo, ako
je bill vojak ujet, interniran,
oziroma Sc pogresa.
Gin je kdo vpoklican V VOL
sko, SINE takoj zaprositi "a pod
poro svojim sorodnikom. Voja-
Ska uprava zeli, da vojaki sami
to zaprosijo ali tudi sorodniki
sami smejo zaprositi. Odbitki,
oziroma prispevki zacnejo takoj
koncem istega meseca:.
Zene in otroci smejo Zapro-
siti "a pomoc tudi brez dovolje-
MIA vojaka. Ia ostale sorodni-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-08
SORODNIKOM VOJAKOV POMACA VLADA

Podpora federalne Wade So
rodnikom vojakov je nekaj, kar
postaja zlasti vazno sedaj, ko
DO vec in vec porocenih MOI
poklicanih v vojake.
V sami vojski je danes $685.
900 MOI, katerih 100000 od-
visnih sorodnikov dobiva cd
Wade mesecne eeke "a placi-
la, XII so deloma odbita cd vo-
jakove place (pay allotments)
in deloma so vladni prispevki
dependency allowance). Vec
kot diva bilijona dolarjev Sc ta-
ko izplacuje ma leto. Priblizno
dive tretjini Sc odbija cd place
vojaka in ostalo prispeva vlada
sama. Odvisni sofodniki moz v
vojni mornarici, marinskem ko-
ru in obrezni strait tudi dobi-
vajo enako pomoc.
z vpoklicom vecjega stevila
porocenih moz in ocetov v vo-
jasko sluzbo, ker nj vec ma raz-
polago zadosti samcev, Sc pri-
cakuje, da sedanje stevilke ce-
kov "a odvisne sorodnike magic
poskocijo.
Oni, XII so upraviceni po Sc
DAMIEN zakonu do vladne pod
pore, so nekateri clani druzin
vojakov V stirih ,nizjih cinih
vojske, mornarice, marinskega
kora in obrezne straze. Deloma
Sc te podpore odbijajo cd voja-
kove place in deloma tvorijC
prispevek Wade.
Zene in otroci, XII tvorijo ia.
ko zvani razred A odvisnih so,
rodnikov, nimajo. potrebe do.
kazati, da so zares gmotno cd
visni. Ali odvisni sorodniki raz.
reda B morajo dokazati, da po.
trebujejo ia mesecni prispevek
V ia razred spadajo starsi, ded.
je, bratje in sestre. V primer
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-08
DELAVSKE UNIJE ZOPET
POSLUJEJO v SEVERN
AFRIKI

Algier. - General Giraud je
objavil razveljavljenje visinske-
ga dekreta, XII razpusca delav-
ske unije; razveljavljenje bo
stopilo v veljavo V teku prihod-
nth treh mesecev. Omenjeni de-
kret je razpustil Confederation
Generate du Travail, XII je sku-
pima razlicnih delavskih unij, in
Confederation Generate du Pa
tronat Francois, XII je zveza
francoskih delodajalcev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-08

ke pa je.potrebno njihovo do
voljenje.
Sorodniki morajo dokazati
svoj stan potion primernih spri-
ceval, kot so, ma primer, porocni
in rojstni listi.
Dodatno morajo sorodniki
razreda B dokazati svojo gmot-
no odvisnost potion zapriseze-
nih iZjav (affidavits). Sorodni-
XII MOI redni vojski morajo
zaprositi tiskovino XII Sc dobi-
va cd vojaskih postal ali Rdece-
ga kriza. Sorodniki moz V NOR
narici, marinskem koru ali
obrezni strait maj posljejo obi
cajno pismo ma Bureau of Ma
val Personnel, Washington, D.
c., ako je doticnik V mornarici;
ako je V marinskem koru, maj Sc
pismo poslje ma Adjutant In
spector's Office, Marine Corps,
Washington, D. c.; ako je V
obrezni strait maj Sc pismo pos
lie ma Chief of Military Morale
Division, U. S. Coast Guard,
Washington, D. C.-(Common
COuncil-FLIS.)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-08
Racijski koledar

MESO, SIR, id-Rdece znamke in @, knjizice st. 2,
so sedaj veljavi R, II. julia; S, 49, julia,
potecejo 81. julia.
PROCESIRANA JEDILA-Modre znamke knjizice st. 2,
K L in M so vejavne Sc danes. Modre znamke N, P
in G SO vejavne do Z. augusta.
CEVLU-Knjzca st. L. znamka 1S veljavna do 81 okobra.
SLADKOR-Knjizica st. l. znamka st. 13 veljavna
funtov sadkorja do Is. augusta znamki Is in 16
ljavni funtov vsaka domace konzerviranje.
KAVAKnjzca st. L. znanka 2l, veljavna funt kave
do 21 julia. Znamka st. 22 vejavna "a en- funt kave
cd g. julia do II. augusta.
GASOLIN-St "A" kuponov ie veliavna "a stir gaone
gasolina do 81. julia. r-.a l. ,.-rH.'-.' 49, 81
OLLIE IA KURIVO-5 kuponov lanskega leto veljayni
do 80 septebra Prosnje prhodnjo sezono so sedaj
teku Kuponi nov knjizic "a l. perijodo so sedaj
veavni. +*E"#.
PEcI-Pricakuje Sc, da bodo racij avgustu.
LIKERDruga perijoda racionirana konca a. julia,
Do tedaj 81 posameznik lahko nabavi en- nakup dyeh
pajntov kvarta aipetinko (ffth) steklenico zganja
katerikoli drzavni prodajani zganja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-08

mi treba, Je odVrnll skofO
trdo, "saj sem posten." Glas mu
je bill trd, ko je rekel zadnjo be-
sedo, in opazil je, da je tudi
ena to opazila in cato je dejal:
"Pa brez zamere!"
sla sta skupaj, zamisljena in
molceca. "Kaj mu je?" Sc je
vprasala ona. Lipe pa je mislil:
"Lopov nemarni, "a TAXA naju
ina, "a taxa. A kako pride do
tega? En-" 81 je odgovoril, "To-
MAJ We, da sem s Peci, odkoder
ena."
Pri Juriju je sedela matt re
YES popoldne, in samo kadar
je bilo treba kaj, je pustila 81
ma ali Sc kmalu vrnila in S slad-
kim, ma pol jokajocim glasom
govorila in ga tolazila, da to
ne DO mic hudega, pa da Sc je
sprva tako grozno prestrasila,
da nj cd dalec nj mislila, kako
mu je, in da bi il bila Anica re
lahko kdaj rekla kako.
"Tako pa sem bila sitna in
tie priganjala, in revez 81 trpel,
in zdaj je tako, da Bog poma-
gaj." In Sc je govorila, da 81 ne
DO nikoli odpustila tega, da bo
Sc ma smrtni postelji trpela in
81 ocitala, da je ona kriva ME-
COVE bolezni, da pa noce, da bi
mu najmanjsega ne nedostoja-
10 bolezni III 'da raje sama
zboli, kakor da ga zapusti. Juri
maj DO kar brez skrbi. Ona mu
hoce street. Anica te case lahko
mesto ME gospodinji. Ona sama
bi tega ne mogla, ker jo proved
srce boil in pece vest.
Juri Sc je THE utrujenosti in
srece smehljal. Kakor cudez Sc
mu je zdelo. Sc nikoli nj videl
svoje matere tako dobre, tako
| postrezljive lin ysa tista zadr-
zevana, toliko let teptana otro-
Ska ljubezen je vskipela V MEM.
Use je odpustil, vse je pozabil
in nehote 81 je zacel izprasevati
vest, da nj Ii tolikrat zalil ma
ter, in tako je vedno in vedno
prisel ma emo tocko, ma Anico,
ali bal Sc je nekako, govoriti o
tenn. Materino negovanje je bilo
toliko in tako ocito, da Juri niti
cd dalec nj mogel misliti, da ne
bi bilo istinito. Tako je blagro-
val uro svoje bolezni in Sc ma
! dejal, da Sc mu DO posrecilo da-
mes ali jutri spraviti mater po-
polnoma z Anico. Gin blize pa
| je bila njegovemu srcu matt,
tenn bolj Sc je oddaljevala Ami
ca. Cello omega strahu, XII Sc je
prvi dan, do zdravnikovega pri-
hoda zrcalil v njenem obrazu,
nj poslej vec opazil. Nehote j
je to zameril, kakor tudi, da JIG
tako malo okolu NIGGA. Pozabil
je bill skoraj, da je matt take
odredila in da je Anici morda
hudo. Ali zakaj potem ne go
vori, 81 je mislil, sal toliko sva
vendar sama, da bi mi to lahko
povedala. ~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-08
MLADA BREDA
- POVEST
SPISAL DIR. IVAN PREGELJ /
POvEsT

"Bom, da ne umrje!" je odvr-
Mia deklica.
Tomaz Sc je zasmejal: "In
cetudi, moli "a gospodarja." In
odsel je zadovoljno Sc smehlja-
je. Zasmilila Sc mu je bila de-
klica, ko jo je videl premrlo in
drobno, in vedel, da il je Katra
gorka, in cato il je bill dal de-
setico. Potem pa Sc je bill spom-
nil Katrinih besed in napol sa-
lee Sc, napol zares, je narocil
nedolznemu otroku, maj moli
zanj. Zavedal Sc je "gospodar
ma Peel" in bivsi "oskrbnik"
svojega dostojanstva in cato je
narocil poslu, maj moli zanj.
Kako bi "gospodar" sam mo-
gel moliti, XII je zato tn, da
ukazuje.
Ko pa je Tomaz prisel ma ce-
sto doll, je zagledal il trga Sc
vracajocega Lipeta. Ostal je
sredi ceste in ga pocakal. Lipe
je pokimal z glavo V pozdrav.
Tomaz je stopil k MENU:
"Saj gres ma Peel"
"Grem!"
"Da DO vedela, povej j no,
povej nasi Anici, maj lie tebi
napravi srajce. Tebi jih BOP
Lipetu je sinilo rdece cez
obraz in pokazal je roko pod
most.
"Ce mislis kaj zabavljati cez
gospodinjo, lie molci! To yes, da
sc ne salim, in da voda po zimi
ne vre."
Tomaz Sc je zasmejal in de-
jail:
'Ti 81 res, ko ogenj! Braniti
Anice tt pa prav mic nj treba,
ko je pa nihce ne napada, prav
res. Tisto radi srajc pa prav
res lahko poves!"
Lipe je hotel It'll.
"Povej ji," je klical "a Min
Tomaz hlinec resnost, ida ne
DO dolgo, pa bode ma Peel dvo.
je vdovr"
Lipe ga nj vec poslusal, al!
vso pot je mislil:
"Kaj hoce? Sovrazi me, tc
vem, in potuhnil Sc je. Maj Sc
lie, Tomaz, tt Sc ne poznas Lipe.
ta." In zacel je misliti cudnC
skrite misel in cim globlje je
je mislil, tenn zoprnejsa mu je
bila. In sam nj vedel fant, ka
ko Visoko Sc je dvignil MEN
nekak odpor proti tel misli, k
mu je rila pc glavi.
In il teh misli ga je mahoms
zbudil glas Anice, XII ga je bils
opazila in mu prisla naproti:
cali ga ne boz" il je drhte
glas.
pride "a menoj vozom!'
je odvrnil.
Tedaj Sc je Anica domislils
svoje dolznosti.
"Lipe," je rekla, "se neka.
drugega je, kar bi rekla. Hvals
tt "a oni dan, ko 81 Sc postavi
"a me!'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-08

s>uuO1p pI1AsuasA
Unul je dine 20. junija Neu Yorku blizu Nev
Jersey. Nahajal je pri uojakh ter je bill tist dan
prost ko e sci kopati jezero kjer ga dohiteEa
nemila snrt Trupto je bio prepeljano Cleuetand.
Pogreb Sc je rrsH dine 26 junija cerkeu sv Vida
nato CalUary pokopalisce. Rojen je bill dne 20.
septembra 1922.
Tenn potom skreno zahvaljujemo vsem praejem IN
XII in oazi OBJ zgubi dra
sina in bata.
hvala ste S i cvetm okra-
spremejo: Gosnak druzina
Skunk, in Gene Patrick Mrs.
walter Bubev ter Ida in YoIanda Colon dzn Canalaz boter
Gubana, Delgaudio
druzina Gdo Patrick, Mr.
in Mrs John Maa in Rudy Mr. Tony succag duzina Budnar
Mr. Zalar sin Carl nGedves in Mrs
Medves, Mr. Frank Mi Elmer GoIop drustvo Modern Cru
U. Training School salvage)
49, City, " f. W. Post 1885,
Irene shaffer Mae Konrek Pearl Johnson Mary Kon Anna
Angela sikovich siskowich
sledc prijatelT soedje Xxi prispeva
Mr.. Mrs. stemic Mrs Jalovec, Mr.. in Mrs
Chesni Mr. in Mrs Panic, Mr. in Mrs Makus Mr. in Mrs
vaencic Bratina, skok Mr.. in Mrs
Megln Tbyash MIS- nfaIi in Mrs oeSk;
Mr. in Mrs Maxim MIR in Mrs Lndie Mr. in Mrs Grudn Mr.
in Mrs Ferjancc, Mr. in Mrs Budnar, Mr. in Mrs Merha Mr.
KaiseE, Mr. Mrs. Peters Jr"
Mr. Mrs Puceufc, Mr. in Mrs Spenko Mr.. in Mrs. Durn
Mr. Mrs Zarc Mr. in Mrs Zaubi Mr.. in Mrs BruiI Harold
Tavze Mr. Arh Mr. Palante,
Cvetkovic
in
Turk, Eierman Mrs Lokar, Mr.. in Mrs
simnski Qulguski in Mrs
Bru, SWand
Mr. in Mrs Grove, Mr. in Mrs Prah Mr. in Mrs Bernce Mr.
in Mrs zgonc Mr. in Mrs iensl Mr. in Mrs Sskovic Mr. in Mrs
in Mrs. Fink in Mrs savatz
Najlepso zahvalo tudi rekamo XII darova
mase XII bodo brale poko duse pokonega sna in
a.
Angela Imko Gubana Andrew Medves Mrs
Goop Mrs Mary Walter Mr. Edward
Budnar Roih, Tony
caglia Pia Trusgnack Medves
Gosgnac Mrs Frances Kovac Mr John Trincko Helen Tyko
Mr. IN Mrs Ihio MedVe Mr. 'ohn Lucca Medves Mr. in Mrs
John Persin
Mrs Raplanovic Annie Dus MIR in Mrs Cicigoi
Sinclair,
Tibeyos Mrs Kasek in duzina Mr. " Podoreszach
A. Gubana, Mr.. Louis Tombazzi Mrs PekOvsek
sar Mrs. Caroline Makocie Mr. in Mrs stiec Mrs Mary Roge
drugih praejev in
za da nmamo veh teh linen ma razpoago da b h
omeni Vede da Vam iskreno zahvaujemo vas
dar in prosimo, da nam oprostie
Naso maj spremeo oni svoje
mobile
ma en- nacin ali drug nam bill pomoc tenn britkem
ri, ljubljeni sin in brat! TeSko smo Te pricako-
Ua da b zopet poUrnH zdrav in reset naso sredo
toda usoda je zahteUala drusate. smrt e nenono iz
tegnla sUojo koSceno roko in Te ugrabila Ia
lostni in potrti Te objckujeso Tvoj grob bono obi
skoUaii in ga krasili cUetjem q naSih srcih Dos
Uedno ziUel dokler skupaj snidenso mad zUe-
zdami!
Zaluj0ci ostali:
JOE in MARY FRANZ oce in matt
# RAYMOND, brat
Cleveland, Ohio dine g. julia, 1943
Evening star., 1943-06-01

Cuypup, play pal more fun than real
live cudding and takes
amount of abuse without gets
his weight
economical pet could His
with a crochet stitch that
Pattern envelope
follow directions he
Send
Needle Arts Department. 172 Station D. New
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Girl UShers
Bridesmaids May Substitute for Men
In This Capacity for the Duration

are entirely proper. Remember
though, that artificial flowers are
much easier to arrange on the head
than real flowers. This is simply a
suggestion and not a rule. Also, I
think it likely that having gone up
and down the aisle for a half hour
or more, they will probably be able
to walk in the professional with an
absence of that quavering tenseness
so characteristic of bridesmaids.
Dear Mrs. Post: I have often
heard of the brides father being
dressed more formally than the
younger men in the wedding, but
never the reverse. Which is why I
am appealing to you for reinsurance
or advice. My husband has no for
NAL cutaWay and he refuses to rent
one. AS for buying one. nothing
would be more unnecessary to him
atterWard. However, the men in
the wedding are wearing cutaWays.
What can we do so as not to make
the wrong clothes of the brides own
father too noticeable?
AnSWer-Ir wartimes no one will
notice the diference-or if they do
they will approve rather than dis
approve of his not buying unneces-
sary clothes. He may perfectly we'll
wear dark-blue sack suit or what
ever his darkest, plainest suit is,
and plain dark tie, white shirt
with wing collar and a white bou-
tonniere and have nothing to worry
about,
Evening star., 1943-06-01
By Emily Post

By Emily Post
Due to the shortage of young men
On the home front, many letters
have asked my opinion as to the
propriety Of permitting the brides
maids to serve also as ushers. AS a
matter Of fact, I printed letter on
this subject almost year ago at
which time it seemed very question:
able. Since young women who know
all OF the brides and bridegroom S
friends are so much more efficient
than men Of an older generation,
it is perhaps stubborn-minded to
hold out against it-at least for the
duration. Today's letter asks, Does
a bridesmaid serving as usher offer
her arm to escort a guest to her
place" It also asks: "Shall they
carry bouquets In the professional
and may they wear flowers in their
hair instead Of hats?"
So, agreeing that I see no serious
objection to this innovation, the
answers are: A girl usher should not
offer her arm unless the guest really
needs assistance. After the guests
are seated and 1t Is time for the
professional to start, the bridesmaids
cease ushering and go out to the
vestibule to meet the bride and to be
given their bouquets Cor whatever
they are to carry and take their
places ahead of the bride as at every
wedding. Flowers in place of hats
Evening star., 1943-06-01

are tlred OF dOmeSClclty, are WelcOm-
ing the chance that the war gives
them to break all family ties. 'They
had no excuse for divorcing their
everloving mates, or for abandoning
their helpless children. Their jobs,
public opinion, even the law, had
them sold down the river, and they
saw no escape from their slavery
until the war offered them what
they regarded as a heaven-sent op-
portunity to combine wife desertion
with patriotism. Hence these rap
lures. Oh, boy! oh. JOY unconfined!
Nor have women been immune
from the same feeling. Many a
woman who was fed up on babies
and cooking and washing and hag-
Cling over the price of butchers
meat has felt it her sacred duty to
let her own home and children shift
for themselves, while she did war
work and had the time of her life.
For bolstering up the soldiers morale
is more exciting than keeping an eye
on your own kids morals, and it is
easier to make enough money work.
ing In defense plant to buy fur
coat than it Is to chisel a new dress
out Of husband.
All Of which is just human nature,
for which, thank Providence, we are
not individually responsible mas
much as we were born that way, but
it does give us reason to think, as
the French say, about what is per-
haps the greatest drawback to mar
riage and the one thing that wrecks
more marriages than anything else.
And that is the desire for freedom
that is the eternal passion of the
human heart and that no married
person can have in full Even the
happiest marriage is bondage, for
when you take another persons life
into your hands you are no longer
free to do as you please with your
own. You have given a hostage to
fortune.
Lovers do not realize this. When
Evening star., 1943-06-01

they speak of the responsibilities of
married life, they are talking in
glittering generalities They do not
sense that the sacrifice they lay
upon the matrimonial altar is their
individual liberty, and that never
again can they do just as they
please, even in the smallest thing.
Nor do they know that every home
is, in its way, a prison and every
husband and wife jailer.
When a man marries, he thinks
that he is adding the pleasures Of
domesticity-andt they are many and
great-to the blessings that he en-
joys already. 1t doesn't occur to
him that he won't be free to put on
his hat and 60 downtown of an
evening il he feels like it. or stay at
home and read a new book If he
prefers. because his wife will have
the say-so or the veto about his
plans. Nor in his widest specula-
tions about marriage did he ever
dream that henceforth he would eat
and drink what his wife liked and
not what he craved himself, or that
he would be afraid to invite his
own friends to his own house, or
that he wouldn't be allowed to smoke
in the house unless his wife had
the cigarette habit herself.
And the married woman is equally
inhibited. The emancipation of
women seems a merry jest to her
when she has to ask Friend Hus-
band for permission to join a club
or go to see her mother and wheedle
car fare out of him. And if hus-
band doesn't boss the life out of
her, the children do, for no slave
Evening star., 1943-06-01
OF Pigtails and Pinafores-
Chldren's Fashions Colorfu and Appealing This Summer;
Cotton Leads the Field With Its Practically and Charm

for modern moppets seems to be the
theme. And good one it is.
So, be sure that this year, and for
seasons to come, your child will be
enchantingly dressed. However,
there will be no waste Of fabric or
manpower in the creation of youth
full fashions. Delightful. colorful
and doll-hke as they are, the styles
still make sense" They are far
from uninteresting or severe" but
as time goes on there will be less
and less Of the "sugary sweet" fash
ions and more Of the sort of wear
able togs that suit today,s youngsters.
Evening star., 1943-06-01

on earth to us, but they are still
prisons, and there are times when
the happiest husband and the best
loved wife look with envy through
their barred windows at the old
maids and old bachelors without.
So it IS easy to understand why
the untamed and undomesticated
husbands and wives hear the call of
the wild in the war bugle and make
break for liberty, but it is equally
easy to prophesy that, having tried
it, they will come back chastened
and gladly stick their necks once
more under the matrimonial yoke.
Evening star., 1943-06-01
Shopping around
By Dorothy Murray

4tractile accessories -.
and attractive articles
up the bathroom instance
matching include drinking bottle holders tissue
holders makeup baskets These sets made
painted green yellow
dainly with design.
MtnC three racks hold
obtained shapesoblong trcornered
beveed front Each article be purchased separately
Neso Improvement -.
filters, whichever prefer them,
being handle
When realize that tunnels used
when filling with hot liquids and there used to be the danger
of their breaking your hand.
Put on the Dog
YOU make impression serving
luncheon small of friends might lovely luncheon
cloth made cool crisp ogandy cloth of this entirely
real the homemakers
such luxury her collection There several which
make selection made with wide border
white with white floral print while
another the patriotic motif white organdy with red
blue the border blue linen napkins complete
the latter set and green match the former.
Gift for Bride -.
cordial consisting of decanter glasses makes
small in design that choice of colors green
Household 'Cutub' -.
people Indispensable quite
large stock of metal poultry probably
the last shipment that will through the duration
shears exceptionally will Of the fowl
carving difficulties for the head of the household.
Evening star., 1943-06-01
Start Hay Fever
Injection Non
By Dir. J. B. Warren

AS most cases of hay fever begin
in August, now is the time to start
the ragweed pollen injections; that
Is, six to eight weeks before the
ragweed pollen begins floating in
the air.
Do these injections cure Or pre-
vent hay fever symptoms?
One series cures some cases. two
series cures others and others re-
quire three to four series of these
yearly injections.
1t is always worth while for hay
fever sufferers to try one Or more
series of injections.