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Pilots
Continued from Page One


in the background bearing a
large 100.
The official announcement
said: The Tooth attack carried
the Marauders bomb tonnage
past 1000 tons dropped IN g.
700 sorties since July 10. for the
loss of 81 aircraft. This loss ratio
of three tenths of one per cent
is one of the lowest in any thea
ter of air war.
in compiling their record the
BPS groups Of this bomber
command have pushed the Luit-
waffe's invasion defense bases
far inland along the key strip OF
$50 coastal miles which COM
prise the nearest arc OF the
northwestern European coast
the coastal zone nearest those
English beaches from which one
of the blows al Europe might
possibly be launched on lnva-
sion Day.
In pushing home 70 attacks
against 30 NazI airfieldS for the
major portion of their 100 mis-
sions, the Alaraudcrs have cut
down the LuftWaffe available
facilities for lnterceptlng heavy
bomber formations bound east
ward against the Reich Itself, as
we'll as making more difficult
the task of night raiders sent
against England. In some cases
two and three missions have
been staged in a single day.
After graduation from Mount
Clemens High School, where
Blomberg and Frascatore were
both active in sports, the young
men became separated for more
than two years, during which
each underwent training. They
met accidentally in England last
June, and after their initial fe-
licitationS discovered that each
was flying BIG Marauder
bomber on the same group sor-
ties over enemy territory. Their
high school friendship has bios
somed into grim comradeship
on bombing missions.
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Soldiers Shelter
Location Changed

Decision to change the loca-
ton Of the soldiers "share-the-
ride shelter from South Ora
tiot near Church street to the
Gratiot side of the triangle in
front Of the First National Bank
was made by the City Commits
sion last night.
Commissioner Fred Breitmey-
or reported a personal study of
the structures usefulness. and
convinced officials that it was
too far south Of the business dis
trict. The shelter Will aid more
soldiers and eliminate much
walking in its new location at
Gratiot and New streets, com
misSionerS agreed.
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Italy
Continued from Page One

Casino, has been converted into
a fortress with every house a
pillbox and with the Germans
dug into wine cellars where the
terrific battering Of Allied artil
lery could not reach them. The
entire town was system of for
tifications and tank traps.
ENTER CITY
But by noon Wednesday the
Americans had driven through
I. outer defenses and taken
half the town.
Violent hand-to- hand con-
flict was taking place for the
other half.
A dispatch from the front
said the new offensive was
launched yesterday in the face
of the heaviest enemy artillery
and mortar fire seen on that
front for many weeks.
Allied planes provided air
support, swooping down TO
shoot up German gun positions.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-06
kiwonis Club
Adopts War
Program

The Mount Clemens Klwanis
Club will be 100 per cent be-
hind efforts to win the war in
1914 according to a seven point
program outlined by President
Otto Nickel AS he took over dl-
rection of the club at the regu-
lar noon meeting at the Medea
Hotel, yesterday.
The seven points on Nickel, S
program are: speed victory with
q win the war project; enlist
every kiWanian in some phase
of win the war project; exert
influence as KiWanians to insure
. just and lasting peace; en-
phasize the good will between
Canada and the United States;
provide community leadership
to reduce juvenile delinquency
and to safeguard moral health
of youth and home; support Of
churches and their spiritual
aims and publicize freedom of
opportunity and private enter
prise as fundamental TO the
democratic way of life.
Judge Alton II. Noe conducted
the ceremonies wherein the
presidents pin was passed from
retiring president Alvin w.
Hameister TO Nickel.
KiWanis pins were presented
to three new members, Robert
Weber, manager Of the Mount
Clemens store of the Cook Paint
and Varnish Co, Donald Distle-
rath. proprietor Of the Hillcrest
Studio and DR.. Herman j. Por-
tenga, dentist.
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Driver
Continued from Page One


lengthy report on the case taken
from witnesses and police Off
GERS by Assistant Prosecutor
Fred Van Fleteren, and expect
cd TO reach decision this week
ORDINANCE CITED
However, Ryan could stand
public pressure no longer, he
told a reporter, and issued a
warrant charging the defendant,
John Taylor, 81, of Ferndale,
with drunk driving under Sec
ton 50, Ordinance 81, of War
rem Township. Officers rounded
up Taylor and arraigned him
before Ryan late Wednesday
The defendant pleaded innocent
and the case was set for Jan. 10.
Ryan's action was very good
practise of law enforcement,
Prosecutor Held commented
when asked how the case now
stood. The issuance of lesser
warrant at this time tends TO
jeopardize any action we might
take on a negligent homicide
warrant"
But Held intends TO proceed
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Detroit; and also two grandchil-
dren, sister, Mrs. August Kark.
and a brother, Herman c. See
base.
The funeral will take place
Friday with services at 2:30 p.
m. at the d. N. Cooley Funeral
Home. Rev. Jacob Whitman
will officiate. Burial will be in
Clinton Grove Cemetery.
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accomplished linguist and had
Travelled widely through Europ:
with her banker husband before
his death. She owned an extern
sive library and donated part
o it to the local library and to
friends here.
She had continued her music
work up to few months be-
fore her death, and although
handicapped by blindness re-
Gently, was still cheerful and
intellectually alert.
Mrs. Buttome lived here at
SO South avenue. and was a
close friend of Mrs Thomas
Simms, Sr., the present property
owner.
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DR.. Allen Meyer,
Health Head. Dies

ANN ARBOR-Dr. II. Allen
Meyer, of Charlotte, state
health commissioner, died in st.
Joseph's Mercy hospital here to-
day.
DR.. Meyer was admitted to
the hospital three weeks ago,
suffering from cardiac condi-
ton. He was appointed health
commissioner by the late Gov.
Luren Dickinson, whose person.
al physician he was for many
years. He was re-appointed by
Gov. Harry Kelly.
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Lucille Thomas

Funeral services for Lucille
Thomas, % years old. of 1908
Charles street, Mount Clemens
will be held at 3 o'clock Satur-
day afternoon from the La
Croix and Groesbeck funeral
home.
She is survived by her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Hop
son.
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Continued from Page One
Mt. Clemens, No. la- Clara
Lichtig and Hugo j. Walter.
Mt. Clemens, No. 2 Anna
Walters and John Schelling.
Mt Clemens, No. 3 - Marion
+. Richards and Clara DeSlov-
er
East Detroit - Fred Puffpaff
and William c. Rein.
New Baltimore-Mrs. Gladys
Johnson and Richard Tucker.
y Center Line - Alex Koehler
and Andrew Smitz.
- Utica AIRS. Ethel Wiley and
Mrs. Ethel Messmore.
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Mrs. ESche1abllru

Mrs. Emma Eschenburg, age
20, wife of August Eschenburg,
died Tuesday afternoon at her
home, $50 East Scott boulevard,
following an illness.
Mrs. Eschenburg was born in
this city, the daughter of the
late Chris and Sophia Seehase,
and had lived here all her life.
Besides her husband, she is sur
vived by one son, Walter, and
two daughters, Mrs. Frank
Russ, of Mount Clemens, and
Mrs. Wilmer Holbrook, Of East
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Tax
Continued from. Page One

holding. Similarly. figures on
dividends and other income
should be ready.
Applicants for assistance and
those submitting completed re-
turns must know the amount of
income tax paid last year, and
how much was paid in March
and June. In addition, those
who filed a declaration OF esti-
mated tax in September or De-
cember should know the amount
they paid.
Returns must be filed and any
tax due must be paid not later
than March Is at the district Of
flee of the Collector of Inter-
nal Revenue.
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Elections
Continued from Page One

called by Gov. Harry f. Kelly
may act to avoid that necessity.
AS a result, under the law,
election-a s-usual must be pro-
vided for by township clerks
even though possibility re-
mains that some action concern
ing the justices of the peace
may be taken by the special ses-
sion of the state legislature in
February.
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as though the Ryan warrant did
not exist.
Taylor's car on Dec. IA struck
a car being pushed by George
Cassidy, 40. OF 1898 Eight Mile
road, killing Cassidy and injur-
ing a 10-year-old boy with him.
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LaBarge

Continued from Page One
Roseville the new court Official
is a past president and present
member of the RoSeville Rotary
Club, former county salvage
drive chairman and present
War Bond chairman of his home
community.
LaBarge, who is married
makes his home at 18025 Homer
street, Roseville.
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LONDON, Jan. - (Pl -
Headquarters Of Marshal Josip
Broz Tito Yugoslav Army Of
Liberation announced today that
his forces were steadily driving
the enemy from Banja Luka as
the sixth day of bitter street
fighting ragged in that Croatian
base of the Second German
Tank Army.
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Mrs. Nj. BOlcer

Mrs. Katherine Bower, age rs
years. widow of the late Mich
ael Bower, died Wednesday at
the home of her daughte Mrs.
Elmer Momrow, 5005 Mound
road, Warren.
Mrs. Bower was born in East
Detroit, the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chris Kaiser, and except
for few years spent in Detroit
after the death of her husband,
had been a lifelong county res
ident She was a member of
the Ladies Aid Society and &C
tive in st. Pauls church, War
rem.
Surviving are two daughters
and three sons: Mrs. Rose Hack
er, and Mrs. Momrow; Louis
Adelbert and Edwin, and Is
grandchildren and two great
grandchildren. A brother, Hen
ry Kaiser, of East Detroit, and
a sister, Mrs. BERTH Nicolai
also survive.
The funeral will take place
=. 1870 p. m. Saturday from the
Mound road residence, with
scrvi ces at 2 p. m. al st.
Paul's church, conducted by Rev.
l.. j. Stuckwisch. Burial Y i'll be
in Warren cemetery. with f. A.
Schwarzkoff in charge of ar
engagements.
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dolznosti do Nigane. Kar tako
je vseeno ne snnem zapustiti."
"Hahaha, Bregar, lie proved
tenkovesten nikar ne bodi. Ia
ke dvome 81 kar. izbij IL glave!
- Saj ina vendar tudi Z e n a
svoje dolznosti do tebe, a Sc
kljub temu ne meni zate prav
mic. - Pojdi k zupanu In mu
razjasni svoj polozaj! In verje-
mi mi, v kratkem bos incl v
zepu pravico, da Sc smes loci
IT,"
'"Toda Nigana Sc mi vendar
smili. Kaj more sama "a to, &c
je hci proste narave in ce v ME-
nih zilah polje nemirna cigan-
ska kri, XII j ne dovoli obstan-
ka v mirnem zivljenju."
"Nemara jo 10 pa ravno "a
casna locitev poboljsala. Mi
slim namrec, da Sc locis samo
"a kratek cas-, recimo "a emo le-
to in potem Sc zopet vrnes SEM
kaj." F
Bregar je nepremicno upiral
svoj pogled ma tia in razmis-
ljal.
"stefan, hocem stvar premi-
sliti," je pripomnil France cez
nekaj casa sepetajoce. "Moje
zivljenje je vsekakor uniceno
enkrat "a vselej in navsezadnje
bi bilo res boljse umreti ma slav-
mem bojnem polju kakor v tenn
zapuscenem kraju."
(Dalje prihodn1ic)
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zaman! Taxa je Nigana; OBJ
ljubi, zatrdi z najsvetejso pri-
sego, da me ne bo zapustila, v
njej vzplamti strastna ljubezen
do meme: a vse je lie kakor pc
ma; cez pol dneva je vse pozab-
ljeno in Nigane nj mixer. z e.
MIN ocesom Sc smeji in z dru-
gim istocasno joka. Zdaj Sc wi
ia cd notranjih bolesti po tleh
kakor obstreljena srna, a v ma
slednjem trenutku sc vrti cd
samega veselja napol nora.
Vedno poslusa lie cuvstvo, vo-
lie pa nina prav MIC"
"Ce bi bill JAZZ ma tvojem me-
stu, bi zapustil to cigansko do
movino in bi 81 drugje poiskal
primernega bivalisca; nemara
bi izpremenila zena svojo nara
vo, &c bi bila dalec cd svojih ro-
jakov."
"Tega skoro ne morem prica-
kovati. Nigana je proved strast-
no priklenjena ma pustinjo. V
tujini bi umrla cd samega hre-
penenja."
20, France, ia ko nitro pa
vseeno clovek ne umrje. Tudi
meni je cesto, ko sem v tujini,
zelo dolgcas po gorenjskih 60
rah.. :; pa clovek Sc polagoma
vsemu privadi.'
"Navaden clovek res, a ne ta-
ko cigan. Cigani imajo poseb-
no duso, v katero mi ne more
mo prodreti do dna. Mislim, da
bi Nigani mic ne pomagalo, &c
bi bila Sc tako dalec cd teg a
kraja; kakor nitro jo obide ze-
liza iti v prosto naravo, je vse
zastonj; &c bi bila ma koncu
sveta, bi vendar nasla pot SEM
kaj."
Mozek je globoko zamisljen
zmajeval z glavo, France pa je
nadaljeval:
"Zdaj lahko izprevidis, da so
mole razmere res silno zalost-
ne; nobenega veselja nimam
vec ma svetu, pred seboj nobe-
mega smotra; samotno prebole-
vam v koci svoje zalostne dne-
We - in ko bodo enkrat minuli
Sc ii, bonn umrl zapuscen in po-
zabljen v tujini."
Mozek Sc je zopet zamislil in
memo zrl tia. Cez nekaj casa
je pripomnil:
France, YES kaj bi storil na
tvojem mestu JAZZ? Wei bi O.
rozje in vstopil k vojakom, sal
danes domovina tako krvavo po-
trebuje izurjenih bojevnikov.
Poslusaj moi nasvet! Pojdi k
Andreju Krajskemu, XII te bo
rad sprejcl svojo ceto.''
"Podobne misli sem incl re
sam; kaj, ko imam Sc vedno
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CRNA ZENA
Zgodovinsko povest
Priredil Jovoron
Priredil Juvoron

zadela grenka usoda. - Nigana
je usla turskemu gospodarju in
DO velikih nevarnostih in nezgo-
dah prisla v Bjelino, kjer je
zvedela, da sem odsel v svojo
domovino; ker je vedela "a mo-
jo domovino, Sc je nemudoma
napotila ma Kranjsko meme is
kat.
S pomocjo svoje stare mate
re, XII jo je vedno spremljala,
me je slednjic res nasla. Ko je
spoznala, da S e m zopet poro-
cen, je v zacetku izgubila vsako
upanje, da bi me mogla zopet
pridobiti Ease. Pozneje je pa
vendar poskusila vse mogoce.
Neizmerno Sc je bala ljudi, da
bi j ne storili kaj zalega, in "a
to je V njej dozorel sklep, ljudi
strasiti. Pobarvala 81 je obraz S
crno barvo in tako dolgo nasto-
pala kot Spikov duh. To je bila
"crna zena", katere so Sc ljudje
tako bali Dolgo Sc je tru-
dila in slednjic Sc il je posreci-
10 vendar, da me je ponoci IL
vabila v gozd, kjer Sc mi je da-
la spoznati in mi razjasnila yes
svoj polozaj. - Zame je ma
stala straSna, tezka dolznost; ;
toda drugace nisem smell, mo-
raj sem til z MO, zakaj bila je
moja prava zena! - Zapustila
sva Gorenjsko in po dolgi poti
dospela semkaj, kjer sva 81 ku-
pila to hiso. - Zdaj yes vso
mojo zgodovino in h koncu maj
ponovim Sc enkrat svojo pros
MO ..'
"Kje pa imas zeno?' je vpra-
sal mozek radovedno; "nisem je
Sc videl; pa vsaj nj ona starka,
XII je pred vrati, tvoja zena?"
"Da bi te Kaj se," je
odgovoril Bregar, "to je po-
streznica. - Nigana je mlada
in zala, kakor kaka gospodicna.
Sicer ina nekam bolj temno
polt, ravno ia pray posebno
pristoja njeni prikupljivi oseb-
nosti A ciganska kri - ne
sreGna ciganska kri! - Ia
ko ie vihrava in nemirna' ka-
kor suho listje Oh jesenskem
vetru. V mirni hisi, pod varno
streho kar ne more strpeti -
ampak mora ven ma Sirno pu-
! stinjo in Sc potikati po Mi ka-
kor prosta hci puscave, mora
spati pod prostim nebom, mo-
ra ziveti sVobodno, brezskrbno.
Zdaj je re zopet stirinajst dni z
donna; cd nikoder ne MAIDEN
porocila Mi in tako moran
samotariti V svoji hisi. - Ste
fan, zares sem nesrecen - dive
zeni imam in vendar nobene ."
'Toda, France, sal 81 vendar
MOI - in zena mora biti pokor-
ma svojemu mozu. Imas vendar
Sc toliko moci, da il bos upog-
nil memo voljo in izbil il una
svojeglavost.'
Stefan, ne poznas ciganov ..
Cigani nimajo nikake volje, ali
pa prav malo. - Pri Nigani
sem poskusil vse, kar je sploh
mogoce. Bill sem MO ljubez-
niv in prijazen in sem jo prosil,
maj ostane pri meni. Drugic,
sem il zopet pokazal vso svojo
strogost in mosko odlocnost,
svojo nevoljo, jezo in srd. Use
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(Nadaljevamje)

"stefan, pri freedmen Bogu
tt lahko prisezem, da res nisem
nicesar kriv; toda "a seboj j.
mann straSno, zapleteno zgodo-
vino. Bog mi je postal h u d o
poizkusnjo; da hi le ne oma-
gall
"Bregar, Bog je neskoneno
modrejsi kakor mi SLEPT crvicki
dobro We, koliko more vsakdo
izmed mas nositi in koliko mu
SINE naloziti, da ne pade pod
jarmom Toda, ali ne bi smell
izvedeti tvoje zgodovine? Stvar
sem razmisljal re po poti in sem
V marsicem res prisel do pre-
cejsnje jasnosti, vsega 81 sam
ne morem razloziti."
"Svojo zgodovino ii lahko po-
vem v kratkem; nj ravno po-
sebno obSirna. Kakor yes, sem
stopil pred lett kot najemnik v
ceto, XII je sla boj zoper Tur-
ke, in z MO sem prisel ma juz-
nostajersko mejo. V nekem ma
lem spopadu Turk sem ra-
MEN oblezal ma polju. Rama mi
je krvavela in mojemu zivljenju
Sc je blizal konec. Tedaj so pa
prisli ravno Sc O pravem casu
cigani, XII SO Sc potikali V oko-
lici, me il usmiljenja dvignili in
prenesli V svoj sotor. Vec me-
secev sem lezal bolan - pray
zaprav sem visel m d zivlje-
MEM in smrtjo: oh tel bolezni
mi je stregla neka dekle, hCi ci-
ganskega poglavarja. 10 sem
zopet okreval, sem ostal Sc dali
casa pri ciganih in uzival Mi
hovo gostoljubnost.
In V tenn casu Sc je vnela lju-
bezen med menoj in Nigano, ci-
gansko mladenko. Cez Getrt le-
ia sva bila moz in zena.
Pa ciganska kri je nemirna.
- Nekaj tednov sva zivela srec-
no, toda nekega dne je Nigana
izginila in Sc sla potikat svo-
JIM rojaki po dezeli; takrat me
je prvic zapustila. Pozneje Sc je
to ponavljalo. Nekoc je ropar-
ska turska tolpa zajela dvajset
ciganov, XII so poclvali v pastir-
ski koci pri Krsnavopolju, in jih
koco vred sezgala. Tudi Niga-
ma je bila med mimi in zato
sem 81 moral po vsej pravici
mislitl, da je zgorela z druglmi
vred. Najmanj deset ciganov, XII
so bill V oblizju - eden je IT,
cal V. nekem grmu, komaj "a lu
caj kamna oddaljenem cd ko-
&c - mi je priseglo, da je Nj
CANA zgorela. Pozneje SO nasli
cello MEN dragoceni nakit v Pc
pelu ma pogoriscu.
Zadeva je prisla pred zupnika
Bjelini, XII je uradno potrdil
Niganino snrt in meme progla-
sill "a prostega.
A Nigana nj bila mrtva. Tur-
XII so 10 namrec izvlekli IL og-
MIA, jo resili smrti in jo potem
prodali ma Srbsko kot suznji-
CO.
Dolgo sem zaloval "a zeno, "a
kaj odkritOsrcno sem jo ljubil.
Pozneje sem sci domov ..
Kaj Sc je tam zgodilo, ii je vse
znano. - Resnicno sreco sem
naSel Sele Z Zalko. In ko sem bill
najsrecnejsi, me je nenadoma
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NASHVILLE, TENNFaihful Design Peeress registered Jer
eft ght) Of
Tennessee and Dr. Hosns University Of
and to the University Of Tennessee the Ten
Jersey Cattle club here This dairy bred By
Herbert Farrell Of the capitol city,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-19
WE. THE WOMEN
Little Woman Won't Throw In The Towel

to tell him off" she says. And then adds. "He doesn't half ap- preciate how smart you are and how hard you work, and it's time you told him a thing or two" BOOSTS HIS EGO
 And when he gets in an argu- ment with anybody she is right there ready to needle him into getting even madder. ''The idea of his saying that to you," she says. What in the world does he think he knows about it?"
 Every time her husband runs in- to good fight his little woman is egging him on, patching up his bat tered ego and quieting in him any doubts that he might possibly have been in the wrong.
 Any wife worth her salt is her husbands ever ready second ready to pitch in at a. moments notice and make him think there is nobody and nothing in the world that can lick him.
 And if, in spite of his wife's faith, he does get licked she is there like a good second ready to help him on his feet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-19

For the newcomers who like to get out and play from morning until supper time-a three-piece costume of bonnet, jumper or jumper dress and matching panties is the right garb for any little girl!
 Pattern No. 8663 is in sizes 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 years. Size 3, dress and panties, requires 2 IA yards of 35 or 39-inch material; bonnet, 3-S yard.
 For this attractive pattern, send l5 cents, plus l cent for postage, in coins, with your name, address, pattern number and size to Water bury Democrat Today's Pattern Service, 1150 Sixth Avenue, New York 19, N. Y.
 The smart new issue of the mid- summer style book-FASHION- has 32 pages of cool-looking, crisp new sportwear and summer day frocks and accessories. Order your copy now. Price IS cents.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-19

New York-Cottons step out in style this summer and team up with crepe, lace and jewels, take tailoring once reserved for woolens, use print designs once confined to silks, and make "big date" suits and gowns that go dancing or march up the aisle.
 Stylists give cottons fling at sophistication by merging gingham jackets with crepe skirts, like the one that you see at the left. Un- der the natty fitted jacket of brown, blue and white checks, which is worn with a brown crepe skirt, there is a bandeau-bra that is an invita- ton to the sun. But all that's in-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-19
By GAYNOR MADDOX
 NEA Stan Writer

Bacon n eggs isn't the only de luxe dish for Sunday breakfast. Here are other suggestions:
 Pig-in-a-Poke
 Gut unsliced bread in thick slices @ inches) and hollow out to make baskets. Into each hollow break an egg. Top with strips of bacon, bake in a moderate hot oven (375 de- grees F0 until toast and bacon are Drowned.
 Apple Pancakes With Bacon Add l-2 cup chopped raw apple to batter. Serve with bacon.
 Bacon Scramble
 Dice cooked bacon and place in skillet with bacon drippings before adding egg and mixture for scram- bled eggs.
 Chilled Tomatoes With Cheese
 and Bacon
 For Sunday supper here's a low- point treat:
 One-half pound bacon, 2 tomatoes 1-4 cup grated cheese, 2 tablespoons soft butter or margarine, l teaspoon prepared mustard, 4 slices toast. Place the tomato slices on the toast. Cover with cheese mixed with mustard and butter or margarine. Place on a backing sheet in hot oven CATS degrees F) until bacon is Drowned and the cheese melted.
 Canadian Bacon
 For Canadian style bacon (also called English or Irish baconD, pam broil thin slices. If very lean, fry bacon in small amount of butter.