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u. S. WAR PLANES
BEST IN WORLD
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ais ours either in intensity or ac-
curacy," limited at new, more
deadly bombers and fighters, point
ed to simplification OF the prooue-
ton program by eliminating some
types, and found that the ar force
is suited to the global nature "a OF
the war" that "it is powerful
h t,s and adapted to the a va
riety of strategic and tactlcal TASKS
IMPOSED upon it."
The report showed that IN q
a or of war, Army planes:
File Flew 22s,758 sorties. :. ,o,,,hs
dropped 1o5,649 tons $ OF, OF bombs "'' NOS
Probably DESTROYED 2,ls y .1 enemy car.
Names in addition to the 1871 GER
'S1 pam mag an additional 2''S'
eh No such p long term figures ,n were
made adj available by the Navy :y,;o wlie,,
estimated it's ratio Oh s. ~ one.
over ~ losses at four or five ,,s 10 made u,,s
The OUTSTANDING recoro as wa, S
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TROPICAL STORM
drops IN SPEED
New England Area Es-
,aues Hurricane As
Wind Peters Out

BOSTON. Oct. 17.-F-A tropi-
..orm which last night threat
ca - "a hit New England with hur-
s ,o intensity petereo out today
flc l,o,,+ causing any damage.
T 1so storm. which had been re-
l.is a last night as moving rap
I, northward,' passed over
aF God at about daybreak with
l@y s-Iv decreased intensity ac-
sFes 5.,s 10 the Boston weather bu-
folu''5 and has merged with
re"a, Storm centered northwest of
.sis' Fngland.' causing the winds
SFs s;mjnish greatly in intensity.
weather. bureau statement is
Of 10 a. m. declared that mo
s ,aorons winds are now expect
o5-' s1oaa the New England coast"
s' rastber bureau spokesman ex-
Lived that when the storm COM
,s from the opposite direction
- AT +be tropical storm it caused
4 Ne both to abate.
' so,ne 100000 civilian defense
s~Eors throughout New England
ss5 been put on the alert in
..a .on.ration for the expected gale,
Ya9ional Director of Civilian De-
:. Joseph NJ. Loughlin an
aounced. .
;..'ed preliminary hurricane
,rer- stating that hurricane OF
'rcertain intensity but believed to
10 severe is moving northward."
4 Il D. m. last night the wea-
ser bureau issued storm warn
~gs in place of the hurricane
,,.srning the bureau had promised
n issue earlier in the evening and
cagtioned against the winds and
dangerously high tides
In New York a weather bureau
statement issued this morning salu
Nat storm warnings are being
changed to small craft warnings
from Passport, Me. to Block Is
land. effective 1890 a. M
State police at Boston and West
Yarmouth on Cape Cod said that
.,ora had been no reports today
Of any damage caused by winds.
The weather bureau said the
hurricane was located approx
mately 900 miles west northwest
Of Bermuda at 10 p. m. last night.
A hurricane struck New Eng
land on September 81, 1888, TAX
ing 588 lives and causing dam
age estimated at between $780,
100000 and s50o,Oo0,000.
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GERMANS FACING
DNlEPER DEFEAT
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west bank in the Loev region, 35
miles southwest of Gomel. said
the communique. Loev, at the
junction of the Sob and Dnieper
rivers Just east of the Pripet mar
she's, was overrun, it said.
Other Russian units already
were battling in the suburbs OF
the White Russian citadel Of Co
mel. and the new strike to the
southwest apparently was aimed
at cutting Gomels precarious rail
link with Poland in the west.
Moscow also announced steady
Russian progress north of Kiev, on
the west bank of the Dnieper.
here German reinforcements in
divisional strength had failed to
halt the Red army. The commune
que said numerous enemy tank
and infantry counter-attacks were
beaten down, and the Soviets I'M
proved their positions.
CA London broadcast recorded
Nv CHS said there was evidence
that some advanced Russian for
ces have broken through the Ger
man rear communications at
Kiev." The German garrison at
Gomel also was ..'sald to be get"
ting out their equipment by train
and glider."o
The new crossing of the Dnie-
per below Gomel was made on
15-mile front, and the newspaper
Fravda said the Russians achiev.
ca it in boats under protection OF
heavy artillery fire from the east
bank. The Germans lost 500 men
and then fled, Pravda said.
This was the fourth major cross.
ing of the Dnieper. Combined
with the mighty Russian smash
battle at Melitopol, this probably
accounted for the language or re-
treat used by the German high
command.
Neither the Germans nor Rus
slams claimed any advances at
flaming Melitopol, both sides say
ing only that the other had suf-
fered heavy losses inside the
wrecked city.
Both high commands we're re.
ported rushing reinforcements to-
ward the key stronghold COM
manding roads leading southwark
into the Crimea, 10 miles away.
The Russian communique said
Gen. Rodion Y. Malinovsky'
troops are believed TO be within
As miles of the city, scene of some
of the bitterest bayonet fighting
of the war.
Germany's perilous position in
side the Dnieper loop was indicat-
: ed in Berlin broadcasts which
i told of "a fluctuating battle" and
y of the numerical superiority OF
y the attacking Russians.
e One German broadcast declared
e that two Soviet tank divisions and
four guards units were almost
n completely wiped OUT in the
, fighting between Kremenchug and
Dnepropetrovsk.
: At the same time, however, the
|. Berlin radio said that "this sue
: cess cost the German forces con-
siderable losses.'
The most revealing part of the
German report was its admission
y of the size of the Russian forces
{ now attacking far beyond the west
bank of the Dnieper. For days
Berlin had kept saying that the
:. Russians were "hemmed in," and
:. has belittled the significance OF
" the Soviet bridgeheads across the
- wide river.
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s%Your outfit looked mighty fine
in the parade told Ed Carey,
our fire chief. *tEverything pol
ished within an inch of it's life,
and the men pert and snappy!'
That's how it should be,
said Ed. s'We have Thursday
turnout inspections and sur
prise inspections in between!"
That sort of supervision is
well repaid in the efficiency of
our towns fire department. It's
like the way the brewers do in
this state.
They watch all the time, not
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wiped out, and other towns freed.
The Moscow radio, quoting Tur'
kish dispatches, said that pup.
petPremie Milan Nedic's order
nobilizing workers for the Ger
man war industry had led to
ctrikes demonstrations a n d
"bloody clashes" in occupied ter
ritory. -,
A Paris broadcast said that all
Greats of the 1925 class have been
ordered to enlist Immediately fol
labor mobilization.
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OWl Head To Be Asked
10 Account For Paper

>, EAsHINGToN, Oct. 17.-R-A
NO. mouse Investigating committee
WIN ask Elmer Davis to explain
1 ,on0frow what his Office of War
incarnation does with all the pa
per it uses.
We want to know how much
Paper owl is using-and why"
s'-u Chairman Boren (D-OklaO of
- mouse committee investigating
wy shrinking supply of available
,v"Sprint, on which newspapers
We printed
.DaVIs-Monday's first scheduled
snneSS-Wlll not be the first gov
s agency chief whose pa
49, consumption has attracted the
,s ,.I'''llIlee, Last week it sent let
y,1 u 10 several departments ask.
NJ @em to justify the amount
,co. PAPER stock that goes into
ys.sS OF government reports and
~, --V-
s, sioFaltar was seized bv the
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fliers in China during the ID
months ended August with a bag
of 442 Japanese planes certain,
166 probably destroyed, 41,000 tons
of shipping sunk and $4,000 tons
damaged at cost of 81 American
planes. This was about nine GER
tain kills for each loss.
Heavy bombers racked up a
score of 1888 enemy planes dur
ing the first six months of this
year while losing 316, a ratio OF
better than four to one.
Medium bombers showed up with
slightly less than two to one in
the same period, getting 113 enemy
aircraft while losing SO. Fighting
planes did a bit better than two
to one by shooting down 1853 while
losing 375.
"There is no getting away from
the fact" owl said, that the
box scores, plus the other less
calculable accomplishments in de-
struction (such as wrecking o.
enemy bridges, factories and ma.
terieD, prove that at the present
time our combat planes and our
airmen are superior to the planes
and airmen Of the enemy
owl noted that the scores in
clude contests with the latest mo-
dels of German and japanese
planes. It quoted General Henry
e, H. Arnold, commanding general o.
the Army Air Forces, as saying
that "all types of American fighter
planes have shot out of the skies
the best interceptors both Ger
many and Japan have put against
them"
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RUBBER PLANT DEMOLISHED

LONDON, Oct. II. - Up - A
Moscow broadcast. quoting the
German weekly "WeltWoche," said
today that an explosion caused
''by negligence" had demolished
the large buna synthetic rubber
plant in suburb of Cologne,
causing delay in supplying tires
for army trucks.
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From where | sit .-...
Joe Marsh

because they're looking for
things to be wrong but well,
just an ounce of preventioni
The brewers self-reguiatUn
program is just form of vigi-
lance that protects everybody.
Like the fire departments m
spections, it keeps things the
way they ought to be.
From where I sit, most people
approve of the way the brewers
run things these days.
&be M.A<
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Allied fighting planes have been
used in the Middle East for dust
ing the ground to kill locusts.
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Growers in one-variety cotton
communities are given the loan
value of their cotton on each bale
classed. Loans on cotton stored
on farms may be obtained in
few minutes. Contact your AAA
committee.
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g 194a FOUNDATION North Carolina Committee
Edgar Bain Bldg, Raleigh G
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sriti %.'ltar was seized by the
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-24

Fantje ma bojnem polju so
bill poskodovani - potrebujejo
zdravila - tekom zdravljenja
pa so potrebni razvedrila, Xxi
jim krajsa cas-.
Vas najmanjsi dar Ameriske-
mu rdeeemu krizu bo nudil "a
rex svetlobe ranjenemu ali boil
nemu vojaku.
Nocoj Sc vrsi seja vseh onih
moz in zena, XII so pripravljeni
delati po svojih moceh V kam'
panji, Xxi Sc priene prihodnji te-
den.
Slovenci smo Sc pri humani-
tarnem prizadevanju vedno
castno izkazali. Tudi to pot ne
smemo odnehati!
Vabljeni ste, da pridete nocoj
ma sejo, oh s. uri v Slovenski
narodni dom ma St. Clair Ave.
Navzoca DO tudi Mrs. Jane Lau-
sche, soproga zupana Lausche-
ia, XII je nacelnica kampanje v
mestu Cleveland.
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Oh, ia +rzaSko burio...

100 let nj bio takega vraga
V Trstu. -"
mi mogoce -
"Cujte, moi ded ina 80 let
in pravi, da je slisal kot otrok
govoriti o grozni burji pred IS
lett =. e"
pasta burja :. vrag Sc je
odvezal -. taksne pa Sc ne. ="
"Maledetto tempo. .."~
''In malora -" in sto drugih
vzklikov 81 slisal po Trstu
cd vecera 10. januarja do
petka II. januarja 1910, ko je
pihala cez Trst grozanska bur
ia tako silovitostjo, da start
ljudje ne pomnijo podobne. Fin
ska vojna, Maginotova crta in
blizajoca Sc kava, vse to je sto-
pilo ozadje pred silnimi vtisi
tega orkanskega neurja.
40 KIM ma urO :.
"Kako pravis, da pise? ITO
KIM ma uro?"
"Da 10 in to z mrazom 12-14
stopinJ pod ni6lo ~ IL morja
so Sc dvigali oblaki vode, XII je
20 obrezju mahoma zmrznila in
Sc gromadila tako, da je dvig-
nil n. pr. pomol sVetega Karla
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-24

(Audace) pred prefekturo svo-
jo povrsino "a pol metra, same
ga ledu seveda!
Kdo DO snaagal, duh ali maters-
ja9
Po ulicah slika evakuiranih
NEST. Redki pasanti SO Sc plazili
lie pod zavetjem visokih his. Ma
vsakem vogalu: stoj! Videl 81
jih pomoliti pol ocesa in konec
pordecelega nosu cez VOCAL, da
preracunajo moe sunka, XII je
prihajal cd kraske strani. Ka-
kor Sc jim je zdeio, da bi slo,
Sc je zapodil ia ali oni cez ulico
proti sosednji hisi, pa ne vselej
srecno Ma sredi ga je zajel
nenadni sunek burje, kratek boj,
rdece-modre roke SO skocile na
pokrivalo, oci pol zaprte, boj sc
ie razvnel =. Pa koj nato sc je
re zacela "trdnjava" nagibati in
hip ~zatem 81 videl neko scefe-
drano, odkrito in razmrseno
zmes, ki Sc je kotalila v vedno
hitrejsem kolobarju proti bliz'
MENU drevesu ali svetilniku all
pa naravnost w.. morje. :. Ia.
stonj vsi "aiuto' in mama mia
in ''Dio mio" klici, konec dvobo.
ia med vzduhon in materijo je
bill plusk V morje in &c je Sic
po sreei, takoj nato drugi "tuf
fo" mad vse zasluznega strazar.
ia, XII Sc je vrgel "a ponesre
eencem razdivjani mokri ele
ment. Pa MISC resili vseh ne.
kaj zrtev je koncalo v morjl
isvoje zemsko zivljenje.
/ Ia drVa so. saniG
/ Kdor Sc nj "potil" pod odeja
mi je bill pri stedilniku v ku
hinji. 'Kuris kaj?" zaneti ven
dar, "saj bono zmrznili"
"Od zjutraj ze gori, kaj ma
rocajev pollen sem re pozgala
pa ne zaleze mic -. Ma stedil
niku sedim, noter gori, meme ps
zebe i"
! Nj euda! Peel SO vlekle il
borno, hise, mogoene trzask'
palace pa SO Sc sunkoma stresa
le, kakor yulkan, XII ina bruha
/ ii, teiefonske in elektricne zic,
| SO divje zvizgale pod silo gro
zanske burje. Opeka je letela
streh, okna so Sc kar udirala il
letela veGinoma ma cesto, kje
1 so glasno in zivahnim zvenke
ltanjena naznanjala kone,
syoje sluzbe -.
Stokrat ma dan so prihajal
prestraseni obrazi gledat skoz
stekla ma ulice, &c ne DO ze je
{ 4 4 & d
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INCOME TAX

Dojte spolmiti case hstime ao
dohodninska daUek pr5 osebi, ki
Sc T0sunle mo- to delo, ter nd kd-
tero sc lahko z souponjenl obr-
mete sadevanai suojega privat-
mega trgoUstVa IN deaorja. Vase
Gst5me glede dohodmdnskega dGv-
ko b5 morale ostati tako priVot-
ne kot spoved, cato pa bodite
opresni kje jih daste spolnati.
Pri mas spozaujenao te bstine
Se dolgo vrsto let, . popolao m
dovoljstvo nash trgoucev IN pri-
Vatnih 0Seb. Ce ste lastnlE po-
sestVa, prinesite seboj VaSe>
ro6une, IN tudi UaSo Social Sc
curity SteUilko. UrGd je odprt
cd 9. sjutraj do 7.S0 ure aue6er.
Marian Mihaljevich
Income Tax Expert
6424 St. Clair Ave.
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rdeee luci ma kriziscih -. Veil
ko pohyalo, XII SO jo pisali ma
njihov raeun v teh dneh, so
fantje res zasluzili.
La benemerita =.
Ia naslov gre pa mestnim
strazar4em. Velezasluzni! Sal
jih poznate te krepke mozake "
znacilnih uniformah po mestnih
kriziscih, kako pazijo ma vsa-
ko kretnjo pasantov in posebno
ma vozila in urejajo svojimi
znacilnimi in elegantnimi kret-
miami cestni promet.
LA benemerita" so jih krstili
"a njihovo veliko delo v ten
dneh.
Vztrajali so fantje ma svojih
mestih. Vsake cetrt ure so Sc
zamenjali, die MISC mogli vztra-
jati. Vsak je incl v zepu biloxi
'1huonov' ali cekov, da Sc je mo-
gel. kjerkoli v kavarni ali V 60
stilni okrepcati katerikoli hra-
no in pijaeo in vse ma racun OBJ
cine.
Marsikdo bi bill danes re pri
nebeskem koncertu, &c bi ga ne
bilo resilo gibcno telo in never
jetna energija mestnega stra-
zarja. Govorijo, da jim je po-
klonil neki bogatas zato veliko
vsoto tisocev v dar; prav je to!
PrisOTi
Reski avtobus je privozil '
mesto >. brez strehe. Burja je
| je bila odnesla!
Goldonijev trg. Vrvi razpete
"a varstvo pasantov. Povsod OF
njih dive, tri, stiri zrtve, XII sc
obupno drzijo in kljubujejo bur.
j. Eden izmed njih, debeluser
gospodic, misli, da sc lahko po,
stavi ma svoje noge, pusti vr1
-. pa je ma tleh in burja ga
kotali preko korza. Strazar "a
MIN. Tudi ia pade, sc pobere ir
lett "a vrtecim sc "sodckom,
XII krili rokami, krici in tips
med gibcno "telovadbo," kaj j
neki nosom in glavo, klobul
pa mu kaze pot v veliki daljav
pred MIN. Strazar ga po po
novnem svojem padcu doseze
ga dvigne in zavlece mic vec ele
gantnega junaka V bliznjo ka
varno.
=, Prodajalna. 2 in pol krat IN
velika sipa Sc pod pritiskom sill
ne burje naenkrat upogne, 81
zdrobi in gre v kose med glas
MIN zvenketom.
! Korzo. Bolniska nuna gre pt
gladkem asfaltu, bojujoc Sc
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divjim elementom. Kam Dolz-
most jo klice. Utica kakor izumr-
la. Silen sunek, nuna roko po-
koncu, VISA sc stisne, Sc vrti,
pade in burja jo kotali neusmi-
lieno navzdol. Magic je pri njej
straznik. Tudi on pade, Sc po-
bere, jo .zgrabi in "madre, la
permetti!" (dovolite, castita) =,
81 10 zadene v narocje in jo ne
Sc v bliznjo lekarno.
Kdo bi jih ne ob6udoval
Ma morju nori pies. V saketu,
OBJ obrezju svetega Andreja, so
bill skladi lesa. Kar pomelo jih
je v morje. Okoli kopalisea Au-
sonia in OBJ starem svetilniku
ter v skedenskem zalivu: vse-
povsod deske cele in ma kosih
in tramovje vseh kalibrov, vse
je slo! In je kubik meter po sko-
raj 500 lir. . En- sam lastnik
tozi, da ina 10000 lir skode.
Nekaj parnikov krozi po zali-
va, da resuje ribiske colne in
jadrnice, XII blodijo sami ali pa
S premrzlimi ribici po morju. Ma
krovu stole mornarI in vrse
svojo tezko sluzbo, vsi premrzli
in oledeneli cd pljuskajoce vo.
de: druge resujejo, petim njik
pa so odmrznili prsti ..
Takego pa Sc ne!
"zefa, no kako je bilo Tr
stu, vas nj vzelo?" BUSTER
damaj, taksnega pa Sc ne, mo,
xiv dan! Mleko sem oddala il
sem hotela ma koriero, pa me j
zgrabila tam pri Kafe Fabris il
mi je hotela ma silo vzeti vrce il
jerEas, ia zajgla bozja cd burje
I'll frdamani picmoh grdi, sen
djala; ali 81 ga tt kupila, ia mo
jerbas. Tiscala sem, kar sen
mogla, roke SO mi bile re pre-
mrzle, in sem Sc lovila cd ogl;
do ogla. Vrag te vzemi, sen
rekla nazadnje, hos ii men
martralo, della sem jerbas n
tia, vrce sem zgrabila v rokc
sedla sem jerbas, ma, sem re
kla, burjaca matasta, zdaj s
pomagaj! In veste, kaj Sc j
zgodilo? Peljala me je ia krot
: po cesti! Kakor v barki ser
sedela in je slo kot tavzent vra
| gov, malo po tleh, malo po IRA
ka, malo ma prav, malo narobe
: Sama sebi sem Sc morala sme
jati, prisla sem ekspres do ko
riere!"
) Ma kaj clovek ne pride o
z razsajanju trzaske burje!
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njal divjati ia razbesneli pekel!
"Ne ven glave" je bila povsod
parola ten dni, ker Sc je zdelo,
da jo morajo grozni sunki ma
homa odtrgati, tako divja je BIZ
la slavna trzaska burja >.
Novi posdraUi. -.
Tramvaj je pa lie vozil -. Ru-
Sc :. Kdo bi verjel, da je sploh
" Trstu toliko kueem astrahan-
skega izdelka ali vsaj kueem a
la astrahan?! Klobuki so zgi-
Mill in pc mestu 81 videl kueme,
same kucme, potegnjene do oei
in ncsa. Ljudje so. Sc stiskali "a
hisami ali so bill premetavani
po ulicah in gledali samo, kdaj
sc prikaze resilni tramvajski
voz; vse je drlo proti MENU in
neelovesko zvite postave so sc
borile, da bi cimprej bile ma
varnem dobro zaprtih, res le-
pin vozovih trzaskega tramva-
ia.
"Uff, che tempo -. (Kaksno
vreme! y"
"Maledetta bora -. (Prekl.
burja :. y"
"Kdo Sc je neki obesil, da ta-
ko nazarensko piha in diva %
"Robe de codi :. (Nezasli-
sano -"
| ''Zll1n Teufel -"
'Uiiiiii -"
| Taxi so bill navadni vzkliki
/ ubogih izmueenih zrtev tega or
kanskega neurja in koj nato pa
komentarji zadnjik dogodkov in
dozivetij in vtisov. Hden krvav,
drugi obvezan, tretji polne oci
peska, zopet drugi zivordeee
barve in YES objokan in to bre2
49,. srcne boil . :, vsi SO Sc "a.
tekali ma resilni tramvajski voz
+ 'Dolgo pa so morali cakatt
listkarji, da Sc je klient toliko
odvil, ogrel in :. naklel, da j
prisel do denarja v hlacnem ze'
pu. Naenkrat je pa koncalo te
iskanje velikimi ocmi ma ceste
proti mestu zadnje "tombole'
] (padca), kjer mu je bill zlete
pri "cestni tragediji' denar il
zepa.
! Halo, haloi
Casopisje in radio je zabica
valo ljudem, maj pazijo ma o
genj in maj klieejo gasilce pr
'Fnajmanjsem primeru, ko Sc vna
me dimnik ali karkoli. - Cor
!. je, da bi Sc vnel kje resen po
] zar! Bilo bi OBJ eel del mesta.
] Mad 200 krat so dirjali tel
dveh dneh ''pompirji' (gasil
ci) po mestnih ulicah, klican
I ma vse mogoce kraje. Kar ma
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For quick relief from itching caused by eczema,
athletes foot, scabies, pmpies and other itching
conditions, use pure. cooling, nedicated, liquid
D. D. D. PRESCRIPTION. A doctors formula.
Greaseless and stainless. Soothes. comforts and
quickly calms intense itching. 35c trial bottle
provesit, or money back. Don't suffer. Ask your
druggist today for D. D. D. PRESCRIPTION.
Evening star., 1943-04-28

fective decoration, and you can rely
on the underbraider attachment to
do rows and rows in a very short
time.
The young girl pictured has made
delightful dressing table from a
pair OF draperies that had served
their purpose in bedroom.
Trimmed around the hens with lace
insertion, they have bright ribbon
threaded through the band and tied
in bow with long ends at the top.
The ordinary little, round mirror
has been glorified with a gathered.
ribbon-run border, and matching
petticoats have been fitted on the
dresser lamps.
This little skirt has been attached
to an unpainted dressing table with
a mirror top which can be purchased
at any department store, but it
could just as well have been an
piled to a shelf on the wall or a
packing box, if space or the budget
demanded. The fact remains that a
very attractive piece of furniture
has been created with very little
outlay of either time or money.
Because things always have been
so easy to buy, many of us never
have taxed our ingenuity to create
things ourselves. Many of the
smartest decorator tricks are MOTH
ing more than a clever, individual
idea carried out with a few stitches
In way that is different from the
usual run Of things available in the
shops. These little touches are often
the deciding factor in making your
room more unusual and attractive
than your neighbor's.
1t Is a smart plan these DAYS to
select fabrics which are tubbable at
home. 1t is rather discouraging to
nave to remove dressing-table
skirt or slip covers and have them
out of the house for weeks being
dry cleaned. Fresh, washable fab
RIGS may be whisked off and in an
hour or two on a clear, bright day
be back in place, looking as good as
new. For this reason fabrics that
still are good may be cut down and
cut over, redyed or decorated with a
bright little edging and take a new
lease on life for another season or
two.
Evening star., 1943-04-28

increase in size about three times
during soaking and cooking. 1t
takes about four hours to cook soy
beans, and they are still rather
hard when done.
Baked Soybean Loaf:
2 cups ground cooked soybeans
u cup cooked broken macaroni
l cup tomato pulp
/ beaten egg
u cup dry bread crumbs
l chopped medium onion
l teaspoon salt
1s teaspoon pepper
Il cup chopped green pepper
2 tablespoons fat
Combine the soybeans and the
macaroni, which has been cooked
in salt water and drained. Mix in
other ingredients and bake in a
creased loaf pan in moderate
oven, 375 degrees, for one hour.
Serves 8.
Soybean Patties:
l cup mashed soybeans
u cup bread crumbs
Z cup cooked rice
u cup milk
l egg, slightly beaten
l teaspoon salt
Pepper
Paprika
Soak the crumbs in the milk, add
the cooked rice, seasonings and egg.
Mold, dip into egg, crumbs and fry