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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-17
'NEVTRALNE DEZELE
NEMCIJI v VELIKO
POMOC IN ZASClTO

(Nadaljevanje S l. strani.)
clio povsem diskreditirana, to-
rel hi preostala lie Sc ena moz-
most: pomagati republikancem
v Spaniji. Tega pa Sc ODE vladi
ogibati.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-17

Priporocite prijatelju, maj
81 naroci Proletarca. M
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-17

Racun "a mesec marco 1914.
Blanca v banki dine 20. februar-
ia 1914 $19,221.37, rocna blagajna
1856, skupaj $1~9,257.32.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-17
Kramarstvo Turcije

Sc veliko boil materialisticna
je nevtralnost Turcije. Ona je
zaveznica Anglije in &c Sc bi po-
godbe z MO drzala, ~bi morala
biti V vojni z Nemcijo elm SO
nemske cete udrle ma srednji
who'd.
A namesto tega SO v Ankari
prisegali "nevtralnostp in zanjo
prejemali podkupnine cd Angli-
ie in Amerike v obliki prejem-
kov municije in pa raznih po-
trebsein, Nemciji pa prodajali
svoje rude in sadie.
LAM so casopisi v Moskvi or
nacili "nevtralnost" Turcije "a
direktno pomoc Nemciji in
Amerika ter Anglia jo vec ne
zalagati toliko kakor poprej.
Tezave Svice
PoSteno nevtralna je politicno
Svica. Toda krog in krog ME je
nemska sila. Svica ne more S
svojim izvozom nikamor brez
nemskega dovoljenja. Torej pro-
ducira in posilja svoje izdelke
Nemeiji, kar pomeni, da je 60
spodarsko Hitlerju veliko boil v
pomoc kot pa ma primer okupi-
rama Jugoslavija. V Mi della
Nemciji skodo Tito. V Svici
mice.
Najbolj hinavsko nevtralna
pa je Irska. Ia nina nobenega
vzroka pomagati Hitlerju. AM
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-17
SLOVENSKI AMERlSKI
NARODNI SVET

1885 w. 26th ST., Chicago %, Ill.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-07
FOR RENT-APARTMENTs

FOUR room furnished apartment;
2 bedrooms. Steam heat. 35514
River road. East lockwood. (2724B)
4 ROOM furnished apartment. 28l2
Second St. (272lB)
THREE furnished rooms. Near bus,
Private bath and entrance. Cou-
pie only. Phone 4035-W. (273sB)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
Patricia Murphy
Has 9Th Birthday

LITTLE PATRICIA MUIR
PLY, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. c. Murphy Of Fisher road.
Crosse Pointe. was the guest of
honor on Saturday afternoon at
a party in celebration of her
fifth birthday.
The party was held in the
Murphy residence and the table
was beautifully centered with
red and white flowers and red
and white favor decor.
The guest list OF juniors in
cluded Allan Smith. Olivia Sea-
burn, Snedy Hitler. Danny and
Paul Van Dyke. Leland Warden,
Jeffrey DePolo, Timothy Ruth
and John Leuturzler.
MR.. AND MRS. WALTER G.
JOHNSON Of ,Ardmore avenue
announce the engagement of
their daughter. Ruth Agnes. 10
Petty Officer James NJ. Coffey.
l.. S. n, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James NJ. Coffey OF PreSt ave-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
Beavers Give Party

THE DAG BEAVERS. .. gave
their annual supper dance at
the club Saturday evening. zee.
And the guests supped A.
snail tables placed beside the
swimming pool listened 10
the music of Strolling musicians
....Chatted and danced.
through the pleasant evening
Edgar NJ. Reitz and W. Harold
Lightbody... were Chalrmen of
arrangements. and they were
assisted by Mrs Lightbody....
Mrs Reitz. Mr. and Mrs
Harold W. Burton...C f
PnkSton.,..and Nathan 3
GoOdnow ..
The BurtonS. 1.-The PinkStons
land the GoodnowS....were
in large party which also in
Guided Mr. and Mrs w Earle
Blskcley Roy A Fruehauf
Mr. and Mrs John r SUIT
tom.
Mr. and Mrs John " Nancy
MIR and Mrs r Milton
Clements. MIR and Mrs Wi
liam Bowling Mr. and Mrs
julian G NCIntosh....and Mr..
and Mrs NJ l. Perry.
Mr. and Mrs Syd Scott.
Mr. and Mrs : Is Penny.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur n Suth6r-
land Mr. and Mrs r "
Staring land Mr.. and Mrs
Harlow e CtahlS....
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
Open House
Draws Pointe
Younger Set

CROSSE POINTE : younger
SGT turned oui N large numbers
Yesterday afternoon for the
open house party h0noriug En-
sign Karl VI. kuechenmeSter
Who viii leave next Monday for
service with the T. y. NAVY.
The farewell gathering. FOR
which George picfier was host.
WAS held AT the Punch and Judy
Lounge
Mrs Glenn Anderson made
The arrangements tor the affair.
I'm addition 10 the honor guest
Mr. Pfcffcr and the AuderSonS
other guests included Mr. and
Mrs. William Farr. Mr. and Mrs
20 SChoenhevr the Charles
ElapAS, Nh. and Airs, Joseph
Snurh Nj and Mrs. Edward
Gregory the John PaticrSonS.
Mr.. and Mrs Irwin Dcckert. MIR
and Mrs Paul Jahnke. Tom
Brennan. Jack OHara Dan SUI
Ivan. Jerry puCharme. Mr. and
Mrs John Kane Mr. and Mrs
Dave Johnson. Hubert Hubbell.
Mr. and Mrs. j G. Murphy
Capt. William CosGroNe. Capt.
Joseph a. Murphy and 1t
Robert Kirkpatrick
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
LINEN MOTIFS

THESE RICH. beautifully de-
signed motifs. when embroi-
dcred on pillow cases. towels or
other linens make bedroom or
bathroom gay with color. Their
beautS-iS achieved by the easiest
Stltchery.
Pattern $50 contains a trans
fer pattern of SIX motifs averag-
ing OHIO inches and four motifs
2N3 !. inches.
This pattern, together with a
transfer pattern of tasteful en-
broldery motifs that YOU can
use on many articles. Is cents.
Send ID cents IN coins for this
pattern 20 the Laura Wheeler
PatternDcpartment. l225 Times
Square. Detroit 81 Mich
Send an additional Is cents
for our new 32-page Needlecraft
Catalog. containing l33 llluStra-
TONS Of beautiful designs Tor
embroidered linens. knitting
crochet quilts home decorations
and toys.
Due TO Slownc,S Of the mails
and other conditions beyond our
control pattern deliveries are
beng delayed Please be patient
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
BY Adele Garrison

who tried 10 kill Harry. and
then killed himself But here is
a patient 10 whose needs you
are 10 attend first Mary was
choked by Stephen Redfeld."
Mary was looking al her
wrist watch.
DO you know she Croaked.
I'll be in time for the perform
anee, If my throat can be mas
Saged into shape At that. he
didn't get chance TO do a
really good job, or / wouldn't
be talking tonight
Let me look at you. Or.
TWitchell said,
He made a careful examina-
ton of her throat and turned
her over 10 Katharine with in
StrucuonS for treatment. After
a few minutes he asked Mary 10
speak again, and then gave his
verdict
III you're careful SAKE Your
voice All YOU can and keep this
gargle by you, using II az every
spare interval. | see no reason
why you can't 60 on, unless
you re nervously shot.
But I'm not Mary said
Stoutly, 10 my amazement. but
the next minute she explained
10 me while she held Marion in
a tight embrace
Stoves death was a shock. Of
course. she said. but he meant
absolutely nothing IN me except
danger for everybody, so why
pretend? And now Aunue
Madge viii YOU please tele-
phone the LanSfield and tell my
father-in-law that III be able
10 make the performance after
all ?"
Wait. Aunte Madge." she
called Marion hash rag OF
clothes here except those awful
things she's got on Ask Dina
TO get from my traps fun out
ht for her and send il back
with the taXlman
! turned 10 the telephone and
delivered my message 10 an ex-
cited and Joyous Dina.
Continued Tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
Increase
Your Present
Jam Supply
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

is YOUR Jam and ieTIy
upply disappearing with>alarm-
ing speed now that butter is on
The shortage list? If II is. you
VIII he glad 10 Know that YOU
can make marmaiades and fruit
fHiee spreads from fresh fruit.
fruit juices. and plain unfla-
vOred gelatine Or, YOU can
stretch your present supply of
Jams and ieiiies to go t~tee rs
far by adding gelatin and fruit
juices to them.
The marmaIades and fruit
Juice spreads made with gelatin
require only u cup Of sugar. in
contrast with ordinary MARINA
ladies' and jellies. which call for
equal parts sugar and fruit.
Refrigerator Msrmalade
3 oranges
= lemon
= cups water
y cup sugar
2 teaspoons unfiavored gelatin
2 tablespoons cold water
2 cup orange juice.
Rub crater lightly over rind
Of W ole oranges and lemon
This frees the oil and brings out
fruit flavor. With a sharp knife
slice oranges and lemon very
thin. remove seeds and center
membrane, and quarter the
slices. Cook in IA cups water
with sugar for about | hour over
slow heat.
Remove from heat. add gefa-
lin which has been Softened IN
TWO tablespoons cold water. and
stir until dissolved Cool. and
add orange juice. Pour into
clean Jelly glasses when cool
and store m refrigerator until
ready 10 use.
Grape Juice Spread
, teaspoons unflavored gelatin
a cup orange Juice
3 tablespoons lemon Juice
cup boiling grape Juice
a cup granulated sugar
Sprinkle the gelatin on the
combined fruit Juices. Heat the
grape Juice 10 boiling, add soft
ened gelatin and sugar. and STIR
until the gelatin is dissolved
Pour into Jelly glasses. Cover
with wax paper and store IN
refrigerator until ready 10 use.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
V Gardeners
viii Banquet
Wednesday

MRS. CLARENCE W, AVERY
VIII be chairman Of hoStesseS
for the dinner 10 be held in con-
junction with the National Vic
tory Garden Conference Sched-
uled for Wednesday and Thurs
day IN the Book-Cadlllac Hotel.
The dinner VIII be given AZ s
p m Wednesday in the Crystal
Ballroom
Although there will be no
charge for attending the con-
ference lectures. admission
cards must be obtained In adj
vance from conference, head
quarters in the MCkerchev
Building Woodward avenue.
until 10 m Tuesday or after
that time AZ the victory garden
center desk in the Book
Cadillac.
Harvey J Campbell Jr. Will
be- toaStmaSter a. the dinner At
which Rear Admiral Henry {.
Fayfur civil Engineer Corps.
viii speak on Victory Gardens
and the SeabeoS' and George
w Stark Will respond 10 the
toast Detroit and Gardening
ON Mrs. Avery'S hostess com
mlttee are Mrs Allan Sheldon.
Mrs Edward J. JeffucS Jr,
Mrs Thomas Y. Leonard. Mrs
LINN McNauGhton. Mrs Mailer
r Ollalr Mrs. Harrington
Place and Mrs. G.. |. Bouton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
III Rfuht!

"All right. sir, the man said,
and my father turned 10 US.
Now Wen get out Of here.
and over To the apartment. ne
said and in another minute or
TWO we were out of the roStau-
rant and trooplng up the stairs
Of the apartment opposite We
were scarcely inside before the
litter containing the unconscious
form Of Big Tony, the younger
gangSter who had accompanied
Marion 10 the restaurant. was
borne in. and Katharine mo-
toned the bearers 10 the inner
room W ere she and Or.
Twitchell had set up a first
aid T. room.
Our only patient?' Katha-
rine queried
Two men are dead my
father said gravely Stephen
Redfeld. and an unknown man
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
z Mckay Celebrations

THERE WAS a double cele-
hraton az the William J Mckay
residence IN Lawrence avenue
....oi, Sunday.
And the days honorees were
3-week old Erin NJ argare {
Bierke who was chriStened
And Erin Margaret 8 father.
1t leroy Bierke. who has
lust returned from foreign serN-
lCe...
The baby is the McKays
gran d d aug hter....and her
mothers sister. .Pattle Nc
Kay....was godmother..
Her godfather was Alfred
LaniCan. land MSgr John j
Hunt. ..of Visitation Church
conducted the christening
A reception At the Mckay
residence. 49,. followed the Cere-
mOTN ...
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21

PATTERN 1896 is available
in womons sizes "a. IS. IS. 40
~ "A, 46 and as. Size 36 takes
-, yards 39-inch fabric
Send 20 cents i'm coins FOR
every Anne Adams Pattern
Write plainly size, name and
style number
Send your order 20 the Anne
Adams p ttern Department,
1925 Times Square, Detroit 81
Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
In Mayfair
WITH
The Cbdbcroh

DR.. AND MRS. FRED
ERICK W. PARKER and
their daughter. Mrs. Robert
Rrinker are returning 90.
dav 70 their home IN Evan
stoS, III.
Following a visit with the
Parkers son and daughter-in
law NJ and Mrs, Fred
enck Vs. Parker Jr. ..of
Washington road 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs James Trude'.
Jr.. are resting for a few
DAYS. ocean SPRING.
Miss.
And before returning 70
their home IN Lincoln road
wlIl visit Natchez. 49,.
New Orleans and other
st7,ttiftt ihiern- cities
A. and Mrs Carl stewart
perxsoire road. ARE
Jesyine this wcek...tor Pain
Eraeh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21

MRS. JOSEPH DODGE of
washington road Crosse POinre,
expects 10 leave Tuesday for
Tucson. AFizo to visit her sister
Mrs, Barclay Lay formerly
of Crosse Polnte...
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21

JOYCE BLACK GNAH of the
Detroit institute OF Arts edUCa-
tional staff viii speak tomorrow
evening at the museum ON the
Su b ect, Paul Revere, the
Craftsman and His World.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
Red Gross
Needs Volunteers

VOLUNTEERS ARE
needed hy' the American Red
Cross 10 help assemble klt
bags
lf s1I CAN spare Just p
~" hours a dSy % Will help
Inquire ~ American Red
Cross lff rs Fort between
're hours OF Q p m. 20 5
p W Telephone Randolph
o1s-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
Others Seen at Party

TOGETHERIN another party
were Nr and Mrs Edgar "
Reltz ...'he r & La'tnerS zee.
the Fncn I DunnS-...trc Ger
aid Bakers ....fhc ~ III Sigh
worths,...the a + A''anS...,
~. y chord Tggvrrgr
pretty "a picture % short
black crepe dinner froek with r
white nique co.lar...and gar
der.ae IN her hair....uas ir p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
Exercise DailY

GENTLE EXERCISE is =
pickup treatment restores pow
erS that create energy Morn
ing and night, Try five minutes
OF bending.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
Your
Individual
Horoscope
by FRANCES DRAKF
For T5fegdnu. Feblu0ru 2

MARCH Fl TO APRIL 20
Arics- Play square with your
self. Vibrations lean 30 good
side You can help Yourself
considerably by conserving shar-
ihg with others near yeH.- Geed
recreation period Gifts duel for
health and sane pleasure.
APRIL 2I TO MAY "a
Taurus - Fewer restrictions
indicated for YOU. You can gain
by beng wide awake 10 what Is
going on. to Sefu !, rapid
changes IN business conditions
Hold n cheerful attitude, yoU't
get better results.
WAY n TO JTNE gf
& . m - Press forward
planetary aspects favorable Per
sonaltze your work with a smile,
IT often sells this way without
that extra effort.
JUNE RR TO JULY %
CGHcer-Take deep breath.
take speedy advantage OF excel
lent indications. You can start
early and go along at good
pace Sidestep controversy. or
dealings not on the up and up
JULY - TO AUG. p
Leo Take it philosophichlly
and don't let little differences
restrain you from going after
tasks with vim and confidence.
Your will TO do is what is
needed
AUG. 20 TO SEPT. 81
Yir q Activated by your
innate clear thinking abilities
Planetary aspects ideal for char
acter tests.
SEPT. % TO OCT. %
Libra-No strings on the good
things possible you can accom-
plish now. Agreeable day for
delving into future tasks. Get
plenty Of rest in free time Re
plenish energy for arduous days
ahead
OCT. % TO NOV. 20
Scorpio Indications tend
toward full vigorous action that
should assist YOU in no small
measure to have completely
progressive day.
NOV. IS TO DEC. %
Soqittorips-Real chance here
10 realize some cherished dreams
Day responsive 10 your will 10
advance; also favors especially
your personal affairs, romance
family and home life
DEC. - TO JAN. Fl
Capricorn - Indications point
20 gains IN personal way as well
as through business prochvities.
Caution not to take things for
granted,
JAN. p To FEB. 20
Aqaoyus - Take active. on
thuslastc part IN your plans,
work and other needs. You can.
with the personal touch. add
much to ultimate values. Etfec-
lively combat any undetermined
work against your country back
the attack
FEB. n To March ~
pgrcg Anofbor. eyroIlept dav.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
Pitfalls Of Love

STEPHEN REDFIELD made
so quick leap for Mary stand
ing IN front OF Marion. that be-
fore any OF us could move he
had her throat in the clutches
Of his strong and sinewy fingers.
break yettp neck, yett
The foul epithet was choked
against his lips by Noel who
Sprang al him in murderous
fury. But the next instant Ste
phen Redfeld with his hands
still clutching Marys throat
forward Ronald and
DiCky caught his inert body,
took his hands from Mary's
throat, motioned Noel To take
care of her, and lowered Steve
to the floor,
He's dead I think Dicky
said, looking in bewildcrment at
Noel But / don see
Look Harry adjured us.
Miner shot through his pocket
with a Silencer and killed Steve.
and now he's got the gun out
and is lifting il to his own head,
No! Good boy. Adams! He's got
it,
OH Miners voice was no
longer controlled but raucouS
with rage and despair I've
killed that double-croSSer, saved
YOU the expense OF a trial Why
cant YOU in mercy let me get
out of the world now ,"
An Accident
Because. Mr. Miner" my
father said ineXorably. we can
not have TOO many condolences
Of that sort Your superior Of
fcer Mr. Denton shall We call
him was permitted such a
way out this morning The pa
pers viii carry the story of an
accident while cleaning his re-
volVer.
You viii have no opportunity
10 reveal the identity OF Denton.
Take him down 20 the hideaway
Adams. without any further de
lay Then bring the car back
here for the smaller fry
Get in touch with the proper
authorities for this body. ne
said 10 another guard ndicat-
ing the PROSTATE form of Ste
phen Redhcld and see that The
unconscious man over there is
g taken over TO the apartment OPP
posite on a litter. Bring along
the other man and the two
women.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
Massage Arms

II this idea docs not appeal,
double the fingers in the palms
OF the hands and swing the
arms far forward. far out at the
sides and far back. No casual
movements. You have 10 make
the muscles work.
Massage will reduce large
arms but the process is slow
and expcnSive-mleSSy you get a
member of the family TO serve
The flesh is rolled between
thumb and finger 10 crush the
fat cells. The rolling movements
must be followed by a brisk
>lapping and pummeling
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
Seeks Dem Nomination

BOSTON. Feb. p GNS) For
mer Massachusetts 60 vernon
Joseph y. Ely becomes the first
avowed candidate for the Demo
cratic nomination for president,
with his authorizing the accept
ance Of district states OF candi-
dates pledged to him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
How TO Cure
Goose Flesh

IF YOU have goose flesh on
your arms get after IL with
toilet lanolin. Give the arms a
good Scrubbing with warm,
Soapy water and a heavy brush.
rinse. dry and on with the
lanolin
Smooth up and down from
wrist to shoulder, make a brace
let of finger and thumb go
round and round. DO this at
night
Let the oil remain on. sprinkle
on borated talcum and you'll
have a identifying pack that is
10 remain on overnight. Wear
your long Sleeved mighty, so the
OIL won't soil he bed linens.
Clothing Cosrsens Skin
Elbows aren't always what
they should be. DO you ever
take a bird S-cye view Of yours?
If not. you may be surprised
The friction Of wooden frockS
often makes the skin surface
grey and coarse. Give your
elbows some of the lanolin,
thumbing il in, forcing as much
AS you can into the flesh
Bulky upper arms Will slim
down If one swings Indian clubs
for five or 10 minutes night and
morning. An excellent exercise
for firmlng shoulder and back
muscles and Tightening up neck
tissues.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21

4 Child horn on ttis dal.
ldea'Istic scientific. philosophi-
ca Fond Of travel research.
history At times lacks self
confidence. causing 'ack ~ needed
aggresslvenoss often contra
dlctorv Sympathetic. hat can be
eXsctng.
Copyright 1855 rr Kong Features
Evening star., 1944-06-23

BY THE HASKIN SERVICE.
@. Who received the first patent
on a plant?-A. T, H.
A. Plant patent No. l was granted
to H. F. Rosenberg, a New Jersey
landscape architect, on August 18.
1881. He produced a new variety of
ever-blooming, clinging rose.
@. How do ticks acquire Rocky
Mountain spotted fever?-A. A.
A. Flint a. Metcaf, In their book
"Insects-Man's Chief Competitors"
state that the eight-legged tick gets
the disease when small by sucking
the blood OF infected ground squir-
rels, woodchucks, mountain rats and
snowshoe rabbits.
@. Why does the eagle on the
naval officers cap face to the right?
S. B. A.
A. In 1941 the eagle was changed
to face right instead of left. The
eagle, therefore, faces the wearer's
sword arm, in heraldry the position
of honor.
@. What famous painter is said to
have helped doctor diagnose dis
ease by means of a faithful portrait?
20. D. B.
A. This is a story told of John
Singer Sargent, the American
painter. A doctor, puzzled by Ger
tain case, is said to have found a
clue by studying portrait done by
Sargent.
@. Which requires the more ma
terial, women's skirts or slacks?-
E. L. II.
A. More material is needed to
make women's slacks.
@. Did Queen Caroline contribute
money for Thomas Lees home,
Stratford-on-the- -Potomac?-B. L. B.
A. The Thomas Lee estate was
burned in February, 1879, with a loss
approximating f50,000. When the
news reached London the sum Of
$500 was sent by Queen Caroline,
wife Of George II, as a gift from her
privy purse. There was also re-
sponse from friends and business
associates in the East India Co.
These funds were used in construc-
ton of Stratford.
@. What territory is included In
the Ozark region?-G. N.
A. The Ozark Plateau lies mainly
In Southern Missouri and Northern
Arkansas, but. extends also into Illi-
nois, Oklahoma and Kansas.
@. Whose eloquence was so great
that even the stones cried, Amen?
IT. l..
A. This story is told of the Vener-
able Bede, English monk, scholar
and church historian.
@. With what French cathedral Is
the name Butter Tower connected?
T. N. K.
A. The Tour de Buerre or Butter
Tower Is q part of the Cathedral of
Rouen, recently reported burned
The funds for building it were OBJ
tanned In return for permission to
eat butter in Lent.
Evening star., 1944-06-23
Increase in Sale
Of Bibles Forces
Society to Move

A tenfold increase in five years
In the sales of New Testaments and
Bibles has forced the Washington
City Bible Society to move to larger
quarters, at 1911 G street NV, ac-
cording to DR.. W. L. Darby, presi-
dent. The society will leave It's
present location at the Washington
Federation of Churches Building at
l751 N street NV. about July 10.
Demands for New Testaments,
Bibles and Bible excerpts force the
society to keep approximately $4,000
items on hand, DR. Darby said. and
during ls43 more than $4,000 copies
were distributed to service person.
mel, hospitals, penal institutions,
Evening star., 1944-06-23
The Great GameofP Politics
Southern Opposition to Fourth Term
ToBe Reflected in Election, SAYS Observer

things Tor himself, and there Is nc
individual in personal contact with
him who would think of giving him
bad news"
One reason is that their personal
stake In keeping him in the White
House operates against telling hin,
anything calculated to weaken his
determination to run again. An
other Is his known distaste for
those who take the pessimistic view.
The result is that he never gets all
the facts One OF the greatest vested
interests in Washington Ia composed
Of the sycophants by whom he is
surrounded.
Evening star., 1944-06-23

ocrhue conven-
tions in Texas,
Mississippi and
S outh Caro-
lna are most
convincing tes-
timony that the
action taken in
those States has
caused both pain
and alarm. Par
ticularly is this
so q m o ng the
ubiquitous labor
b osses of the
CIO W h o are
setting the pace
for the admin
Evening star., 1944-06-23
Scout Ex-Officiul Dies

BAY HEAD, N. j., June 23 (P1.--
Ralph J. Schoettle, retired president
Of the Schoettle Paper Box Co. and
special national field commis-
sioner Of the Boy Scouts of America,
died unexpectedly of a stroke at his
summer home here Wednesday
night. He was 65.
Evening star., 1944-06-23
Bv Frank r. Kenf.

The shrill cries from the leading
fourth-term promoters In New York
and washington concerning the
anti Roosevelt attitude of the DEM