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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-24
RETURNS TO SCHOOL

John w. Olsen returned to Duke
university recently after spend
ing between-terms furlough
here. A 1914 graduate of Duke
university, he Is Navy Viz stu
dent at Duke.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-24

BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS!
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-24

Chaucer was given pension
by King Edward III.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-20
(Nadaljevanje)

Sedaj je zacela govoriti tudi
ona MEM in ga je stavila "a
vzgled: "Bil je zelo varcen dec
ko, zelo reden, zelo delaven. V
kratkem bi 81 bill nabral premo-
zenja."
Duroy nj vec poslusal, bavil
Sc je vse drugimi mislimi.
Ona je vcasih prenehala, da
je razpredala svoje tajne mi
sli, pa je zopet povzela:
"V treh, stirih letih praV lah-
ko zasluzite po trideset do stiri-
deset tisoc frankov ma leto. To-
liko bi bill incl Charles, da je
pozivel."
Georges, XII so mu jeli ii ma
uki presedati, je odgovoril:
"Zdi Sc mi, da sc ne peljeva
V Rouen zato, da bi govorila c
MEM"
Dala mu je majhno pljuske
ma lice: "Saj res, nimam prav.'
- Zasmejala Sc je.
Polozil je roke ma kolena, ces
glei me. kakO priden Solarcel
sem.
"Tako ste videti bebasti," j
rekla.
Zavrnil jo je: "To je pac mo-
ia uloga; sicer ste me pa pray
kar sami spomnili nanjo, in ne
RESIN Sc je vec."
Prasala je:
"Zakaj"
"Ker boste vodili vi hiso ir
cello meme. Pa kaj, to vam pri
stoji - vdovi!
Zacudila sc je:
"Kaj hocete pravzaprav re
ci?"
''Da innate izkusenost, XII bt
pregnala mojo nevednost; il
prakso V zakonskem zivljenju
XII DO obrusila mojo mladeniskt
neokretnost, no, tako!"
Vzkliknila je:
'To je pa Cd sile!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-20

s. fE5s ~ fss ( d. II
nam svetuje, mai pocakamo do
obeda, da ga zavzijemo OBJ svo-0
il uri.
Potem je dejala, zardevajoca
oh mislih, XII so jo naskakova-
lie:
"Solarcek moi, le zanesi Sc.
ma mojo izkusenost. Poljubi ma
|zeleznici MISC "a mic. Ne zale-.
|zejo prav.,'
Nato je Sc bolj zardela in je.
|zamrmrala: r
"Ne zanji zita, dokler je ze-
leno." Il
Smejal Sc je, drastila so ga
namigavanja, XII jih je slisal IL
teh lepih ust; pokrizal Sc je,
momljal z ustnicami, kakor da
mrmra molitev, potem je izja-
vii: IN -
"Priporocim sc svetemu An
tonu, patronu "a izkusnjave.
Sedaj sem kakor skala." .
Polagoma je prihajala noe in
pregrinjala prozorno senco,
kakor z lahno tencico, sirno
ravnino, XII Sc je raztezala ma
desni. Vlak je tekel OBJ Semi; in
mlada dvojica je gledala ma
reki, vijoci Sc kakor sirok trak
brusene kovine, rdece odbleske,
svetle pege, padle neba, XII jih
je prevleklo zahajajoce solnce
z ognjenim skrlatom. TIE luci so
pocasi gasnile, temnele in sc
zavijale v zalosten somrak. In
ravnina Sc je potapljala v cr-
no, z ono turobno grozo, ono
lsmrtno grozo, XII lega z vsakim
mrak6m ma zemljo.
Ia vecerna melanholija, pri-
hajajoca skozi odprto okno, je
presinjala 'porocencema duso
pravkar Sc tako radostno, in
obmolknila sta oba.
Priblizala sta sc bila tesneje
drugi drugemu, da bi gledala
kako umira dan, ia lepi, jasn'
majniski dan.
V Mantesu so bill prizgal
malo oljnato svetilko, XII je me
tala svojo rumeno, trepetajoct
luc po sivih blazinah.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-20
LEPI STRICEK
BEL-AMI
Francoski spisal -- GUY DE MAUPASSANT
Prevel - OTON zUPANCIc
BEL-AMI

vel - OTON zUPANcIc

Odgovoril je: r
"Je ze tako. Jaz ne poznam
zensk - ma - in vi poznate
moske, vi, ker ste vdova -- ma
vi morate vzeti mojo vzgojo
v roke -- drew - ma in &c ho-
cete, lahko kar takoj zaenete
- ma
Veselo je vzkliknila
80, lei ga no! &c sc "a to rec
name zanasate! :"
Odgovoril il je z glasom ucen-
ca, XII brbra syojo lekcijo:
"Seveda - ma - seveda Sc
zanasam ma vas. Preprican sem
cello, da DO vas pouk temeljit
!. v dvajsetih urah deset
ur "a zacetne pojme bra
ME in slovnico deset "a
spopolnitev in retoriko . Jaz
ne znam ma svetu mic na."
To jo je zelo zabavalo, in
vzkliknila je:
90 ii norcek!"
Georges je powell:
"Ker 81 me zacela tikati, po.
snamem pri tel prici ia vzgled
in ii povem, draga moja, da te
imam vedno rajsi, cd sekunde
do sekunde, in da Sc mi zdi Ro
uen strahovito dalec."
Sedaj je govoril z igralskim
povdarkom in je saljivo izpre.
nevedal obraz, kar je zabavalc
mlado zeno, vajeno vedenja in
burk literarnih ciganov.
Gledala ga je Cd strani in
zdel Sc il je zares krasen in vi.
sela je med pozeljenjem, XII mas
obide, kadar mas zamika utrga'
ii sad drevesa, in med omaho.
vanjem hladnega razuma, X
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-20
PET LET POZNEJE
LOJZE JERANClc =
liz dnevniko Cd pus6enego koznienco)

zure. 'NablralnlkH ven name
njenih pisem je bill v veliki spra-
Mi pri vratih, a sprejeto posto
sem sproti unieeval. Dopisoval
sem samo domacim.
II. oktober
Papa mi je prisel povedat,
da je poizvedel glede krajsanja
kazni in mi pregnal dvome. Gu
Ii so Sc glasovi, da kmalu odri-
memo kaznilnico. Zacel sem Sc
pripravljati ma neznano pot.
Is. oktober
Jelo je rostajati vedno hlad-
neje. Pc jetnisnici so zaceli ku-
riti. - Okoli dveh popoldne me
je prisel iskat visji paznik in
me vodil V preoblacilnico. Tu je
cakalo 8 kaznjencev, XII so bill
doloceni "a v Maribor. Zane
njal sem rasevinasto obleko S
svojo, XII sem jo re pred ted
nom dobil cd donna. Potem SO
mas nagnali sprejemno pisar-
no, kJer jc lsak podpisal, da je
v redu prejel svoje stvari in de-
mar.
16. oktober
Kmalu po zajtrku so me po-
zvali, maj Sc pripravim ma pot
Bill sem napol oblecen, in ker sc
je mudilo, sem pograbil svoje
stvari ter sledil pazniku v pi,
sarno. Tu sem v naglici konca]
toaleto.
Tovarisi so bill re ma mestu
Trije krepki orozniki novih u
niformah, oborozeni samokre.
81, SO mas pazljivo motrili. Ma
bliznji mizi je bila odprta us.
njata torba, il ME so Sc leske.
tale jeklene verizice. Uvrstil
SO mas v pare, nakar Sc je zace.
10 vklepanje. Zraven meme je
stal fant, mlajsi cd meme, bleG
in zanemarjen. Pristopil je o.
roznik in vklenil mojo desnicc
in sosedovo levico. Po emo rokc
smo imeli prosto. Ko smo bill
vsi vklenjeni, so zvezali Sc pc
sredi po diva in diva para sku-
paj. Devetemu, XII je bill ostal
brez para, so vklenili roke spre-
daj navskriz.
"Da ne bo kdo poskusal ute
ci,' je opominjal starejsi oroz.
mix. "Zavedajte Sc, da ste v ro-
kah oroznikov!"
Ko so Sc prepricali, &c so vse
verizice dobro zapete, smo kre-
Mill proti izhodu. Siroko nam je
odprl vratar pri glavnem Who
du in Sc memo pozdravil oroz-
niki.
Ma ulici je bilo zelo zivahno,
ker je bilo oh uri, ko ljudje hi
te po svojih jutranjih opravkih
in sluzbe. Radovedno so ogle-
dovali sprevod jetnikov, XII so
jih oborozeni spremljevalci bo-
drill k naglemu koraku.
(Dalje prlhodnjie)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-20
(Nadaljevanje)
IS. september

rs. september
Prosil sem, maj javijo pred
sedniku, da bi rad govoril z
MIN. Tekom dopoldneva me je
dal privesti. Razlozil sem mu,
da bi rad postal obleko, XII sem
10 incl 81. marca ma sebi, do
NOV in ga prosil, da mi vrnejo
Sc nekatere druge zaplenjene
predmete. Predsednik je prosnJ
ugodil in postal aznik ka v
shrambo "a corpora delicti"
po mole stvari. Medtem je pri-
jazni predsednik pripovedoval
razmerah V kaznilnici. Tudi
on mi je zagotavljal, da b o m
kazen znatno skrajsal.
V debelem pismu, XII je lezalo
ma mizi, sem uzrl Fanikina in
svoja pisma ter slike. Zaprosil
sem, maj mi jih izroci nazaj, a
je lie ma pol ustregel moji zelji;
vrnil mi je vse tri slike, XII sem
jih bill svojcas poklonil rajni
Faniki.
Medtem Sc je vrnil paznik S
sveznjem obleke. Med moja O.
blacila so bila pomesana njena,
a VISA skupaj povezana v moi
povrSnik. Kos "a kosom sem je-
NAL Fanikina povaljana, zmec-
kama blatna in okrvavljena O.
blacila ter jih ogledoval. Nj me
bilo groza, dotikati Sc stvari, XII
so bile v zvezi z ubogo zrtvijo.
Ko so bile njene stvari zopet
povezane, je odredil predsednik,
maj jih hranijo dalje, ces, da bi
nazadnje vendarle utegnilo priti
do - obnove procesa.
Zlatnino, prstan, verizico, u
70, drobno verizico in denar mi
je zaplenil zastopnik zasebne
udelezenke. Ko sem potegnil IL
med ostalih svojih corpora de-
licti" denarnico, so Sc vsuli ven
kuponi vstopnic "a "sedmo To-
zo' v kinu ''Tivoli"
Pri povratku V jetnisnico sem
nesel paznikom sveznja O.
bleko. Mojega sva odlozila v
sprejemni pisarni, da ga oh pri-
liki vzame S seboj kdo Cd donna
cih, a Fanikinega sem nesel Ia
paznikom V klet. V zatohlem
prostoru so hranili ma posebnih
policah pestro zbirko vlomilne-
ga orodja, zarjavelih samokre-
SOW, pusk, kolov, nozev it'd. Paz-
mix mi je vel svezenj IL roke,
Sc vzpel ma prste in ga zavihtel
ma najvisjo police, da so Sc pre-
trgale krizem preprezene, ma
prasene pajcevine.
%. september
Spal sem zelo slabo. N e k i
kmecki fant v sosednji celici Sc
je drl vso noe, kakor obseden.
IL besed, XII h je izgovarjal,
sem sklepal, da Sc mu zdi, da
je ma pasi. Pozneje sem cul, da
Sc mu je bledlo..
Stanko je bill pri meni in z
MIN "dobri duh nase hise" -
Polona. Pravila sta, kako je "a
delo mamo, XII je zvedela "a OBJ
sodbo. A ko so j sporocili, da
sem sprejel kazen, j je bilo O.
bupati. V veliko tolazbo mi je
bilO, kO sem cul, da Vsl domaci
verujejo mojo nedolznost in
da 1--WE trdni nadi, da pride
dan, ko DO padel pravi krivec
pravici v roko.
Polona je odnesla pripravlje-
nj svezenj z obleko, a Stanku
sem narocil, maj pove papanu,
da ga prosim, maj povprasa pri
ravnateljstvu mariborske kaz-
nilnice, kako je' prav "a prav
glede krajsanja kazni. Kar ved-
no sem sumil, da me samo to-
lazijo tenn.
5. oktober
Potem, ko sem sc odlocil radi
sprejema kazni, sem zacel 20
pet strastno tihotapiti. Nj mi bi-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-20

U. S. servicemen are shown enter
ing show to see "Saratoga Trunk, :"
in section recently taken from the
Germans. The USO has been able
to keep the shows moving to the
front, as the troops advance into
Germany.
Evening star., 1945-05-06
Business Groups
Giddines to Talk
On TruveI Problems

A talk on "Washington's Travel
Problems" by E. Cleveland Gid
dings, assistant to the president of
the Capital Transit Co., will high
light a dinner meeting of the Amer
lean Business Association this week
The program will also include
selections by the Capital Transit
Quartet.
The business groups scheduled to
meet this week are:
Tuesday.
Columbia Heights Businessmen's
A sociation-Arcadia ballroom, Four
teenth street and Park road NV,
1890 pm.
American Business Association
Fairfax Hotel, 2l0O Massachusetts,
avenue NV, $50 pm.
Independent Food Distributors
Board-Tower Building, Fourteenth
and K streets NV, $3.50 pm.
Wednesday.
Chevy Chase Business Associa-
tion-Barnhardt's Restaurant, $50
Connecticut avenue NV, pm.
Evening star., 1945-05-06
8 Reminders on Rationinq6 B

Since applications for most rationed
commodities can be applied for by
mail, District OPA urges mailed
requests rather than personal calls
at neighborhood War Price and
Rationing Boards. Mail will bring
quicker and better service. Re-
quests for application forms can
also be made by mail.
Volunteers urgently needed for ra-
tioning and pricing work at Dis
trict OPA headquarters, 5601
2 CONNECTICUT avenue NV, tele-
phone Ordway 600. Extension l64.
Consumer complaints should be re-
ferred to the appropriate neigh
borhood board listed on page 66S
Of the telephone directory.
Meats, Fats, Butter, Cheese, etc
Book 4, stamps Y-5, Z-5, Az
through Do good through June @;
stamps E-2 through J-2, good
through June 30. Stamps K-2
through P-2 valid through July 81
Stamps O. through U-2 valid
through August 81. Each stamp
worth 10 points.
Canned Foods, etc.-Book 4, stamps
H-2 through M-2 good through
June 2; stamps No through So
good through June 30; stamps
To through X-2 valid through
July 81. Stamps Y-2. z-2, Al,
B-l and C-1 valid through August
81. Each stamp worth 10 points.
War Ration Book No. +Persons
who did not register at the schools
may do so at their local boards
If they bring with them the
War Ration Book for every
member OF their families for whom
they are applying
Sugar-Stamp IS good for S pounds
Evening star., 1945-05-06
OES Actipities
In Local Cbabters

The May session of the Grand
Chapter will be held at 7:3O pm.
tomorrow at the Masonic Temple,
with Mrs. Charlotte E. Spencer
grand matron, and Robert B. Riley,
jr.. grand patron, presiding.
Meetings scheduled are:
Federal Chapter - Thursday to
honor their line officers and those
Of other chapters.
Naomi Chapter - Wednesday.
Mothers day program and refresh
ments.
Ruth Chapter-Monday meeting
is postponed until May al. May 26,
past matrons' and patrons night at
Stansbury Hall.
Mount Pleasant Chapter-Friday
Birthday party.
Chevy Chase Chapter-Wednes-
day. Associate night. The asso-
ciate grand matron and patron and
associates Of other chapters will be
guests.
Congress Lodge Chapter-Monday
meeting called of.
Warren G. Harding Chapter
Tuesday. Initiation. Refreshments.
Brookland Chapter-Wednesday
Initiation. Honoring mothers.
Cathedral Chapter-Wednesday
$500 Sixteenth street NV. Honor
ing mothers Of the chapter.
Martha Chapters Temple Board
Tuesday evening.
Columbia Chapter-Tuesday. In
itiation. Refreshments.
Electa Chapter-Tuesday. Init
alton. May IL, dance and card
party, Willard Hotel.
Lebanon Chapter-Tuesday. Hon
oring mothers of the chapter. En-
tertainment. Refreshments.
Hope Chapter-Wednesday. Mems
night program. Refreshments.
Harmony Chapter - Thursday
18th anniversary celebration witt
the grand matron and grand patror
as guests. Past matrons and patron!
will be honored. The chapter i.
sponsoring jeanette Plowman Gree.
nip for queen Of the night OF thrills
Bethlehem Chapter-Tuesday. In
itiation. Mothers Day program.
Friendship Chapter-Tuesday, eel
ebrating line officers night.
The 1922 Matrons and Patrons
Association elected officers as fol-
lows: Mrs. Louise M. Linthicum
president; Frederick e. Hodge, vice
president; Mrs. Lena M. Hodge. sec.
retary-treasurer; Mrs. Jason Water.
man. historian,
Evening star., 1945-05-06
VFW Auxiliaries
To Drape Charters

MIS. 1QA EmmeTt, department.
president Of the Veterans of For
eign Wars Auxiliaries, has request
ed all auxiliaries drape their char
ters in memory Of President Frank
lin D. Roosevelt. On May 13, Moth
er's Day, the members will visit sick
veterans in the hospitals.
Officers Of Potomac Auxiliary
were installed by Mrs. Emmert as
follows: President, Mrs. Frances
Dove; senior vice president, Mrs.
Mabel Jones; junior vice president,
Mrs. Pearl Chambers; chaplain, Mrs.
Lola B. Heise; secretary. Mrs. Ruth
Keene; conductress, Mrs. Margaret
Spillman; patriotic instructor, Mrs.
D'Anton; color bearers, Ruth ST.
monton, Doris Bachelor, Edna Doo-
ley and Margaret Huf1; three-year
trustee, Mrs. Gilman; guard, Ida
Ginsberg.
National Capital Auxiliary met,
with the president, Mrs. Beulah
Waller presiding, and elected as del
egates to the department encamp-
ment Mrs. Laura Weaver, Mrs.
Edith Hiser, Mrs. Ethel Orme, Mrs.
Mary Coberth and Mrs. Tier Flores.
Alternates, Mrs. Boggs, Mrs Marga-
ret Fitch, Mrs. Lena Roux, Mrs.
Katherine Lawson and Mrs. Della
Fowler.
Mrs. Grace Fields of All-Ameri-
can Auxiliary is Endorsed for the
office of department junior vice
president. Mrs. Irene Norton of Ma
val Gun Factory Auxiliary has been
indorsed for department senior vice
president.
Federal Auxiliary will give a party
at Mount Alto Hospital on May H.
The Firecrackers Cootiette Club
will meet Wednesday at 7l3 D street
NV. Mrs. Ethel Sendlak requests
all members bring clothing for the
united national clothing drive. Mrs
Eola Wright has been Endorsed for
supreme lady louise.
| Meetings this week are:
| Monday, department, Northeast
Masonic Temple. Tuesday, Equal
ity-Walter Reed Auxiliary, 1919 K
street NV. Friday, Potomac Aux
| illary, 1919 K street NV.
Evening star., 1945-05-06
American War Mothers

Mothers Day services. which for
merly we're held at the Amphithe-
ater in Arlington, have been can
celed for the duration of the war
by the national organization. How
ever, the Rev. Seth r. Brooks Of
the National Memorial Universal
ist Church has invited the chap
ters of the District of Columbia to
attend a service in honor of Amer
ican War Mothers at II am. Mrs.
Robert Burg, State president, will
attend.
A meeting Of the District of Co.
lumbia Chapter will be held at the
YWCA at 1:30 pm. Friday. A car
nation sale will be held that day
and Saturday.
Evening star., 1945-05-06
Small Increase Seen
In Crude Oil Stocks
BY the Associated Press.

The Bureau of Mines reported
yesterday that stocks of domestic
and foreign crude petroleum totaled
223 ,474, 900 barrels on April 2S, a
net increase Of 545,O00 barrels for
the week. Domestic crude increased
782, 900 barrels; foreign crude de-
creased 237, 1000.
Daily average production was
4 4,805, 900 barrels, an increase of 1000.
Runs to stills average 4,780, 900, IN
increase Of 1O4 900.
Evening star., 1945-05-06
Deaths Reported

Ruth Pogh.m,. sls 1907 Helly st. NV.
Theodore L. Baker, 75' 21ls oeersia ave
Margaret c. wheelock, "a. $40 d st. .v
Margsret 8. Bray, "a, 3044 Cambridge st.
Amelia g. Hllyer. rs, ss4s Tennyson st.
NV,
Bertha Caster, n. 45Op River I'd. NV.
Jesse W. Ritter, &c. 1929 r st. NV.
Toward McMillin; 62, $500 14th st. NV.
asoTss q o,s. v Ail;sn, ll; q. i$si s: Sc:
James H. Patrick, SO, 1915 Florida ave.
George Davis, "a. ss3 Liberty st. s.v.
Silas E. Robertson, 81, 769 18th st. ne.
WiIiiam Rucker, 90, et. Elisabeth's Hos
Mason l..s ,1s:s Morris, H 81; 1905 7th st: Sc.
william Pine, 42, a39 LIST lt. s.w.
William y. Lewis 10, 1908 n st. NV.
Mary Dorsey, 2. Fort Isiycar, ya;
Sey ave. NV
Richard Stevenson, infant. u, Fairmont
Heights, Nd.
Evening star., 1945-05-06
Souvenir Hunter Learns
Find Is Deadly Mine
By the Associated Press.

by CHe ASSOCldted Press.
ASTORIA, Oreg.-Bill Kruske
found a strengthening 34-inch
sphere with five horns on the beach
and commented that he'd take II
apart and make himself a souve-
mir" if he had a wrench. To as
sure ownership, he wrote property
Of William Kruske" on the side of
the object.
Later, he watched, saucer-eyed, as
Navy mine disposal crew rushed
to the beach and carefully put the
mine out of commission.
I guess I'm lucky not to be with
the angels" he gasped.
Evening star., 1945-05-06
SWV Auxiliaries

Admiral George Dewey Naval
Auxiliary will meet at pm. to-
morrow at Northeast Masonic Tenn
pie. Of1cers are requested to wear
white.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles Auxiliary
will meet May II at Odd Fellows
Temple. Pan-American Day will
be observed.
Plans are in progress for the OBJ
servance Of Mothers Day. Keep in
touch with your local auxiliary.
Evening star., 1945-05-06

Look at the casualty list in this
paper-then decide how many War
Bonds you should buy!
Evening star., 1945-05-06
Cotton Restricted

Cotton cultivation in Egypt has for
two years been restricted to 20 per
cent of the cultivable area of the
North Delta and Is per cent of the
country's available region.
Evening star., 1945-05-06
Legion Auxiliary
Will Honor Its
National President

Miss Mabel Staub. president of
the District Of Columbia Depart
ment, the American Legion Auxil-
iary, has arranged a mass meeting
to honor Mrs. Helen Lee Gilbert of
Norwich, Conn, national president
at the American Legion Clubhouse
2437 Fifteenth street NV, at 8 pm
next Saturday.
A review Of the work of the local
units will be presented.
Capital Transit Unit will meet
Tuesday in the Legion Clubhouse,
with Mrs. Helen Brauer, president,
presiding.
This unit and the Treasury Unit
will hold a bingo party for veterans
of World Wars I and II tomorrow
in the recreation building at Mount
Alto Hospital. For information call
Carolyn Potter, Decatur 1872, or
Claudia Hall, Hobart 1929.
Sergt. Jasper Unit will meet at
8 pm. tomorrow at the Legion Club
house An amendment to the con-
stitution and bylaws viii be voted
upon.
On May II the unit and post will
present the Interstate Commerce
Commission All-Girl Minstrels at
their entertainment at Mount Alto
Hospital.
Mrs. Mary Killeen, department
poppy chairman, announced each
unit must have its poppy quota
filed by May IL. Thirty thousand
poppies may be completed by this
date for the graves at Arlington
Cemetery on May 20.
Cooley Mccullough Unit will
sponsor a bingo party at Mount Alto
Hospital in June. A definite date
will be announced by Miss Kath-
crime Clark, rehabilitation chair
man. Mrs. Marion Money, unit
president, requests all unit chair
men submit full, written reports
to the unit secretary for transmit
tai to the department chairmen by
May 8.
Mrs. Eva Oldfather, unit poppy
chairman, announced that the unit s
quota is $500. Members of the unit
are invited to come to her home at
212 Seventeenth place NE. on Fri
day and Monday nights to assist
in making the poppies.
Evening star., 1945-05-06
Priests Fight Fire

Priests and monks of the Cister-
clan Monastery. Mount st. Joseph S
Abbey at Roscrea, Fire, helped fire.
men extinguish a blaze that threat
ened -four mills of the monastery.
Evening star., 1945-05-06

A bourse featuring foreign and
domestic stamps and covers will be
conducted by the Collectors Club Of
Washington at the knights of Pyth-
las Temple, 1912 Ninth street NV.
Public invited,
Evening star., 1945-05-06

The Washington Philatelic Society
VIII have its annual meeting and
election OF officers at the Lee Sher-
atom Hotel, Fifteenth and l. streets
NV, Wednesday evening at 8.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-16
BY GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Food and Markets Editor

This years peach crop is huge. Take advantage of it by turning the fruit into canned peaches, pre- serves and jam.
 Peaches chosen for home can- nlEg, freezing. drying. or preserves should be table ripe, first, and per- feet. The pink blush on many va rieties of peach tells little about quality, Background color shows ripeness. When processes call for table-ripe fruit, choose peaches with yellow or yellow-white ground-not green-and put up the fruit prompt ly.
 Softer fruits, if sound, are good for peach butter or jam. Slightly underripe peaches make the best pickles.
 Sugar is not required to keep canned peaches from spelling. but iti is important for holding flavor, as we'll as texture and color. In an emergency a home canner can save fruit from wasting by put ding up some without sugar, using Aeach juice from the soft fruit or Aoiling water as the liquid to fill -p the jars before processing.
 PEACH JAM
 Makes about 10 glasses, fluid
 ounces each.)
 Three and one-half cups pre- pared peaches, 1-4 cups sugar, 2 1-4 cups light corn syrup, box powdered fruit pectin.
 To prepare fruit, peel and pit about 1-2 pounds fully ripe peaches. Grind or chop very fine. Measure sugar and syrup into howl; set aside. Measure prepared fruit into a 5 to 6-quart kettle, filling up last cup with water if necessary. Place over high heat. Add powdered fruit pectin and stir until mixture comes to hard coil. At once pour in sugar and eyrlp. Bring to a full rolling boil and boil hard 1 minute, stir ring constantly. Remove from
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-16
BEAUTIES' HINTS
 Try These 3 Tricks To Bait The Sun And Give Legs A Deep Tan
By ALICIA HART NEA Staff Writer

Exposing your nethers to the sun longer than you do your uppers IS the trick of coaxing legs to take a more deluxe tan.
 To accomplish this half-and-half exposure, cover your upperS with a towel while exposed legs brown to a turn.
 If you'll bait the sun with salt water-left undried on your legs after you emerge from a swim-you can hasten the tanning process, says motion-picture lovely, Evelyn Reyes.
 Since not all of us have the oceans salt water at our disposal, a suggested substitute is vinegar spread on legs with a wad of cotton. Less messy and as effective is witch hazel. applied to make an all-over miost coating, which many girls claim has magical way of drawing more gold from the sun to their skin.