davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30


SECOND 1T. DONALD \
TRACY, u. Pos pilot Aug IT,,
France, previously reported miss
ing, Northern graduate, worked
for L s. Employment Service IN
service November. 1912 overseas
last June leaves parents Mr. and
Mrs Guy a. Tracy 1TiD5 San
Juan. sister. SGT Ruth Tracy
honolulu brother. 1t Robert
B-24 navigator in China
PFC. WALTER T. WILKF, 2T,
infantry, Feb l3 Germany. at
tended Chadsey worked for C. r.
Smith Co; in service February,
lg4l. overseas April, 1912. leaves
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
WIlkc. 1891 Sharon; one brother
81 service
= SGT. ANTHONY J. BARAN-
lax. 26, BIZ gunner, Feb 20.
England. a. result OF aIrplane
crash. awarded Air Medal and
cluster; Ford Trade School gradu-
ate; worked for Mid-City Tool
Co; in service January, 1914
overseas September; leaves par
entS, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Baran-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-08-02

ralona Game Soncs" besann
Mitt,ppd), ben l. Amgnit

@arD Cooper ronontiider Sterlt
auf Ser 2eiitralto bat i'd entihloiielt
iainen eriten Slim ai proouaierert
ul,terul liirl rMlong CAME ssOnes"
Der iotpoDl Sen Afoa,,srn luie Sen
Jrauen geInllt. Gnoper entid)lc0 it'd,
nad)eem rr in 50 giloern als Sterlt
allfgctretcu arnr, ieinen 81. Jilm
leibit 81 i'roSil3ieren. IS luirfen ll;l'
ter ibm NIT 2oretta gc'.;ng, Wiqiam
Iemnreit lmo 0an Euryco. Is lit
cine 2lebeaseitl)id)te in Sic eth 8an'
olt pcrlpidelt lit uno pei ltnannebnl-
liNfcittu tin bie %srI;cDten perur'
iad)t. Solo,it oramutiItlcs Si6t nno
Sbattierl,llgs ,mO Sh,ills It, Der
sSttuation oes Sduu'pleles uno 10.
lpeit Troblhfeit in @etradt fontntt
bat Goorcr nod, ME eebotcn. Ties
M&O Yi!o bat mas Lotig lit inter-
national nl,b lit Sur .lntcrbaltung
Ser Neiud;cr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-08-02
petoin pcr Geriekt,
Eopot mani t,ert,aftet

Yaris. Seit elmer sSode 6ereits
lit Die &crbanol.ng stsen oen I'M
ter5eihner bes Baiienitill'tanoes IN
iyranfreid} init &itler i'm Sabre 1910
i'm 4angc. BisDer botteu ieinc 0eg'
ner 0as @rrt nnb es Scigte It'd oaB
ser baib reun5isidbriae General eir
9efiirlDorter Don &itlers Sbeen lans
ae Se;t ioar. 8eltern dl,er brebte lid)
nun bas giib ein w:rlis. iuoent Der
Benerai @cpsuno erfldlte, er ldrcbl
mie Yetain ieien burd Bic ldapereri
Wafien bcr Gelltihen u'ht IN Der
@age seiueien anoers iii bcnoeln.
Maer;c SaoaI, Der B,hp1Sbef Der
irana0liii,cn Mesierung, uuroe bier
ausae.pieiei uno lit nit einem Slug.
3eug nad) Seiterreid in Die an,erita-
niide Beiatunas5oae 1eflosen, hoo
er prompt bsrboftet tpuroe nno nu',
idon in 5runfreih TN @ef0n9'
Demarelt ,,nb 9att Thrpea. Gs 1T
his iist Gs .pir6 beobiid)tigt
oen Gro5cb sesen Betain abaubre.
d,en ,;no Lann bei9e aur Berbano.
lung aa5Ibcraumen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-08-02
ferrc t1tadeii,e atsH
SennNry Company
S;ebt 500 Mmiidjapnno in BaKaSier
Nmtos eintreter

Cine 5Cpro5entiee Grbobune IN
Baiiagierauto- -RrobuftirE uno ihar.
fer MnfIhDung II, S'crlangetl bon
Dieieinotoren beriprid,t cine beitere
9uf.mit fit sic Gerru Mahine anb
GounOrp Company. $3.50 Sit 66.
ctr, GlapcIano, 8. N.cr3ie Sabre
bat fib oieie tSirnpa ser Mutomotiu
Slpouitrie i'm gnhpideln uno Scr.
iteaung ron @uBeiien gSnirmel. 60
boIo syaras seidlasen lit miro Die
@eieaiblft ibre Merfe pergr0bcrn
,,no 5ie loiro 500 npue Arbeiter alt.
itelIen, mas sic Sabl ihrer Mn9eitel.
ten bolt 1000 osif 25OL erb0beu iuiro.
Garro lit hielenige as,,tnorp in Der
Die 1nsiitc id)auere Nrbrit bon Na.
idtinen getan 1pirb. Gie Girnta er-
tuartet nadj gnbe bes &rieges noA
ntebr Nrfeit aIs iie jctt leiitet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-08-02
Observation-Disclosures
0es Glebelano Safetb GpnneilS
iulltcn befoI0t iperoen

&reu5sn Ser Singer fir gl,tes
Nliid miro oicie ndM id)iisen por
sbifneibsn! slber Sas GleuclanS
Safetp Council mnd,t barauf a.lf.
merfianl Dab, ipenn .,.a,l nm Ma-
i6inel Dc..lm nrbeitet, oaau ieben
iou, Sab Sd,usgceenitaabe i'm Plat
iinb ltno %priidt iiben, hann tueroen
alih Sic Ginger am Y;as bleiben
Steaen lie ild auf Die iihere Sci
te @inoen lie einen 5ahen an ibren
Singer, her lie ouran crinnert eitwa
Saben al Die eleftriidjc aettentpeid)e
5u bcfeltigca. Gs lit elm gutter Sdus
geeen Gie:triiieruna ou.d) ifabbafte
GerbinOung. grinnern iie iid) DnB
11O ToIi iebr geiiihrlif iulo uno 10.
gar Sen GOO bcrbeifiil,,en ,uenn oi'
&anos tab lino. SnIde llnfdue pal.
iiercn offers in VabcJilllner c,n6
Slide, ITO Yeripnen nit naiien 9dn.
ben sic cisrtriihen @epcnlt1nOp grei.
fen.
Scnacnltroblen iiao iLSblih. -
Mebr Msnlhsn aperben in Mutoun-
fGlen getotct lpenn Die Scnne int
llntergcbeit lit oils ipubteno Der an
beren Geriobe bes 1aJcs nn0 Con.
nenltrabien foui,cn eefa )rlif iln fir
Mutofabrer. 2aiien iie i,eb nift bier.
ben, beniitcn iie b,,nflc Nugenaldfer
ooer bic Spnnenidilbcr. Sie rper6en
bas Mutpiahren piel iic:lerer uno at.
gsnebmer iinSen.
Salten lie fleine ai;iGsr ans Der
Slide. @enu &inoer olt senug ltno
ocnn scben iie CUR Sfu;c uno lernet
mas su tun lit I'M iScac BON 6euer.
Mber sic ficlnen Sinner ncrOen OFT
perbrannt I'M ciseneu Setm. Glterlss
io!lten ifye &inocr belebren llnb ba-
rani auIlnerfiam madel ,rie gefdbr'
lih ssclsr fir fie lit unb iOllten bic
&inoer aus Der 0iit,e I.alten, ipeaicl
beim &pden bon NMabl,eiten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-08-02
Gai,, pare Sreilnit'
Gteater
fiibrt yNurc qooe 2;rnthcr" am
Z. Angnit anf

Sm Ga;a Ureiluit oncater lpiro
pom Z. DIS #. slug,tit ras nel,s
Spiel "W;ore Soue groib:r", aufse-
iiibrt, bas nohnals feil Glepelan
oern be.cciien mill. oaB bas gutbe-
pobnte Shafer !peiobts einmal oos
,Sarnllaub Ser Shaters ,uar. Siele
religiOie :SrIppe renarb it'd ben
sitel ourd, ileiBiaes San5en. bas
Elm 3eil Der trubitipnelcn 3ercmo.
nie ipar i,no Die Siiuoen a5ibiittelte.
Teren 2ehcl, mar netalrft nit iiil-
zen ,llO ian5sn. 81 CAB ipe5ieue
Sieber iiir ,Srauen ibci Der &ausar-
beit uno anoere fir .ltanner ant
Sing im JelOe Oraubcn. Sdntlihes
Sigentum grur0e Gigcntum Ger
@rup2e annabm mrs bas gort Der
GorgcIetten NOR Beict. Gie Sbafers
erlpielan iid ais ausgcjclhnete tSar.
mer, sic lplll,oerbarcs &.pb umo feline
0drten unc bette 5rltd)t 5oeen.
I'm iolhe syarnlicbenoe un6 Got
tesfiird)tige 2eute Srcbt lid Dies
Spiel uno iper eiunal ct,pns Be.
ifldtc ben Sbafer Geisbts 5u erie
ben tpiinift, Ser berpailc nidN oieles
2beateritiid li6 anauleben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-08-02
9. s. George unb O. s)ou1.a = ;

gnelanoer ipielen in berC riteigunes
geifJidjte oes Nerntr Nberlan0es
iiberbaup! eine beoei,tunaspolIe 9olle
= SCI eri:e AnItiee ari scr @uggi.
route iibac bas Sbnscborn nno s.,
'SilberliiSe. Us lit ser tlciiiid)c Noro
lpeit,pcg 5nr Sungfran eerooeau Elm
siaartig in leiner 6irns nuo Gisbert-
belt mlo 'c;nem itln>;sen 2ieiblid
alif CRIME Matten urb %SdlOer - es
lit cine ilcte Shau Dn:n gSinter il,
oen Conner, Die aud) sen berlp0bu-
ten 9eres;inser 81 bcsc;itern per-
mog.
SSn Sic iolaenber Slbrsehnte fot.
len seDlrelde &ariarter ga uno BORT
God, ser 6erbafte Norocitgrat, Scr
lid pom Slagira,tiod ai,iihpingt,
iiel crit i,r Sabre 1911. 3,pei Sabre
ipater fclate ser erite s;uiities ourG,
sic idbc Git.rano; Damn blieb cs lar.
&c rllbig I'M oie Sun9frau, bis i'm
bsionoers eiinitigcn Tcrgiabr 1926
iib gleid, 5lpei ipaeeili,ltige eaten
ioI9ten, en- ipelde iid) sic Meltere,
utter uns nod gut cntiinnen: Der
critic Sui titlee ourd Sic Welnpan,
bon ser 'fotbrettliide ter, uno bcr
uoqitaroige slnitieg a,lrtt Die felfigs
Noro,pano birett gum S,aiel.
Settler habeu ipobl mand)e raj
iigen TaGrten Die Suneirm langianI
in Sen S,ii,tergrunb aclG)oben; bcr
aaem iencr ipiIoe anpS III mcbr als
elmer S,inlitt 5,peiielbaite Nampi ltnl
sic Giserroroipano lcl.fte Oie 9lide
ab. llno c5 lit ma5r, 6ie ipen!glten
bon ,uis Heu5ettn,c;,iden empfilloer
mebr ric Der beorlttenoc 9teuenbur'
ger 8cpic.e Scio~, Ger ai,no 1S4l
NIT Igoiiij llno eirigcn anbercn &a'
tuuiorifern Die ',Sanafrau erIiieg
uno ms berid,tet: ,slis Mgaiiis Sll
uns s,lriid tam, idisn CT lebr ergrif.
ZEN; CT fli;iterte mir 81, nod nie lei
er in eiuer ioldJen Stlm;nltag gene.
len. Ml;i otm 8ipfel alseiangt, fonns
te id) ebciiiO wellig tpie MsailiS met
ne 8eu;iitsbepegung il,teroriiden.
sd, iiirdtete, ser tieie Ciuoruf, ben
oos eroBartige Sduu','iel ai,i mid
sentod)t, ulGse meiner gelpobnlihen
Sid,er1cit Tintrag tim unO id) fiibl'
te bas 8coiirfnis, Die 9anO rneines
0reunoes 81 briiden. Sf glaube.
ME tpar ID, gliidliter. als id) mid
su ierncr Seite in Sen Sd,nee ietie.
8ir bdtten ge1peint, tpdrer mir naein
ge,peien." MtGgen iih nd Die Men'
Id)en ,panocln, Ssubrhuroerte font
men uno Geben - Die SurgIrau
ItrabIt in ulspanoe.hcrer Meinbeit
uno 9radj! ipeit, melt ir5 Sdapei5er,
lono bil,uus. ". 3.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-08-02
Dies a,,s Sos

- Sn Votsbpm bat inner Brdli.
Dent Srnnlnn Mabier seSpielt. Mtl
foaten aud intItanoe iein, i'm NoIfer.
fon5ert Die erite Beige 81 ipielen.
Grnuen limb oft sereigt, in ic.
oem SulaseielIen einen Driideber
Ger Ut erbliden:
= Go raandRr, ne,n Der BroHort
bober aeb1,iat ipirS, cnilpideIt cinen
Mppetit auf 0u1en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-08-02
2lnefooten !.
0rit;t.

Gin afaler, oeiien aAnit ,na,del
6li tpiiniGen iibris Iieb, batte otue
1e,ndloe berfertigt: IsutaIion ,n,l
1baeton.
~Sle sciallen Sbren bieie Wil
oer?" fraste er einen Gunittennc.
rsSie iilio bier rid)t atn reMts,
Srfe, aatiDortete oieter.
;.SS1ipiefern," faets Der DtdIsr
"rpo iollten lie oelln ieim?"
.Nun," n1einte Der Genner, .NeM'
falion aebjrt ms Maicr ,,no pbac.
ton inS Seller."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-08-02

&otttrcufpntintiiton, Dc;b, tras BIZ
@aiien tim. Cider, boB Sic mittlere,
G'anitgraoc ecs Qatlitar4Yoa,berae.
ments es not uiiien. ScIbit sic Ser.
binounaen 5lpiiden oen britiihel1
ltno alncritan:iben MG's iinb nidi
offeniidrltf, oa tatiiidIib feiner
ruciB, ipas Scr anocre tut.
Geparattsuus
Was Sen Deutid)en in Miind,en
betrifit, (, liegen &ar1birG Gront,
fltrt, &oln, Berlin ,mo anoere Oelit.
ide StaSte fir ibn oui einem an
oeren YEanetcn. Der Deutid)e bat
abiolut fcine MSslid:e!t. iid mi!
5re.mben IN anberen 2oHOesteilen in
gerbinourg 5u ieten. Gin &oitfar-
tenoienlt iou balb cirscrif,tet tuer-
oen, ubsr "a ser Turd,ituitts- -9eut-
lf)e nidt lllcbr tpeib. n, le;ne Ireun.
oe iett (t5cn, biirfte Ser grfolg atpei-
fclbaft iein. 1enn eirc Mcngc BON
aarten lptroeu Die siSreiien bon
Sauisern traaen, sic rld,t mebr .eri-
itieren.
Cine ser austpirf,inscn Sieier Sio,
lierllng lit es, CAP i'c ben Sofal-
patriotisrnus iorbern. ben es INNER
in ser ber1id,en Holitif aegeben bat.
Sbne Ner5inSung NIT Hreuben 81,
baben, rebc. Scr Ba1er biel bon elmer
0osI0ilaJ bon Delltid>lanp. gs mir,
oe gerne einen Separiltenitaat u;it
9irol .no sem oiterr. .idiiden @or,
arlberg erribten, ahe: Die Sefttr.
reiber inlt nid)t allar iHtereliiert CT,
oieier Soee. 81: 5Soeralisnus urt.
fabt ein &iaubensbtfeantnis: vlt,t-
a5bGnsislcit bon goni 2elltihlanc !"
Mub sic &bcinlanncr ertlare.I.
SaB iie serne bon Sen Greuhen frci
iein piiresll. Sic betraIiten iid be
boifm,ngsloie Sel,riiit.ins ibrtr
St1ote .'tb ieDitben aac Shulo auf
ibrc @erGlnoung nit bcn NoroOeit-
itcn. Scr Mangel m cirer einige,l.
sen Mddjt in 0eutiGlanO liBt Den
2ofalpairitisrn,s frcia ;}iigcl. +
Gic WcDnbduier S.ifro.itidlanos
brauden idleiiidc aoDle uao &am-
buras Nieoeul,ibau bel,atigt Den
Stabl bon Ser Gubr SelGil bas blobc
8rpblem bcs Observation-Disclosures
BON eincn, Ieil 8aperls siun altoern
bat Sic amerifalriits Miilitdrreglr
runa geSlunnsen, oie %crfehrslinien
id,neIler ais pcrsciebcu ,uieSer III ge'
trieb at ieten.
1rcboc.n miro eS eine lange 3elt
6auern, ebe Sic Ner6inhultgen 5tul.
iden Den berihiecenen Oeiitifen S''
bieten tuteOer auigenori.nen ,perocn.
Sci sem @ieocrauf6au Der acrltorten
@ebiete ioeroen 8s5irfs. Die bisber
BON Sen ,Sertlgtparen nEcr Waterlal.
bas auoerc @ebiete b:ritellten, ab'
hanaia iucrcn, pielleitlt .Vflttel nno
Weae Iinoeu, Oas not.enSiae Wtate-
ricl iclbIt 5u procu5iclen. Was Spel'
fe!los ais refine Smrrnuiiation ai,-
fina, fann iiG gut 81, c!ner oauerH
Sen SnSIitrie ent,pifcln.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-08-02
Me 4aft Garlc Npsr
eaittsrt Uter Gage 1T
Glerelt,it>
WSfige Giutrittspreiie ,perbem Is
.jebernann ermOslidj,n ben Mnf.
fiibrnngen beisu,usbnen.

Die 0er5it4Serien bon Gpern iino
Glepelaro 0iitiifliebCabern mieocr
gelidert, i,,snn sic San Carlo Opera
So. nad) Glepelato fomlnt fir feds
MuffilDrurgen bon italicniidcn uno
/, frnn5oliidleu Spern III ser Mulit-
bale bes Hublic gll,oitorimus am
II, r., i3. unO ID. Oftober. Gurss
8eItrcbcn Son 8iaccmc Bernarbi ui,-
ter ltiinlrfl,ng Der Glepelano
| Spero 9liiociatipn iperje. 4 Mbenb-
poritellua9cn uno 5tpei 9tadmittae,
GoritlluE3eE su ieben isin.
sluf eelpiinid)tes GcrIungen miro
San Carl, Opera 60. ,,no ibr Man-
| oyer 6ort;me Wallo ere Qrobc Iiltc
bon &iinitlcrn, eillem ousltebenoen
Crdeitcr, Ballet uno cDrr bieten.
Yuccini'S ~Maoare Butterilp'
lit ser SS!jepl,nft ser Scrie, bie iol-
DIE teliebtt Spern !rie so Traoia
to-, 81 Srobaoore", ~Jauit:' Gar.
men" nno Ole INNER sapulare rMi.
ba" e;nihliebt.
9ie &c-Danolune lit i'm Bangc
fir Seanette MfacIonult ulSS @ait
fiimtler anocter Spcrn- -Ueiealdyaften
Io,u;e iold,c i,ti,gen SGneer tpie
Nsarp SenoerIon, @race Hanpini,
stella Nrbreapa, Morgerp Meger,
Woitpa 15onras, Mario Yalerma,
sseb @alte,s, &orolh arauitt nnb
Carlo Murelli. friiber nit oer Me-
tropoIitan Guerra.
Die Sen Garlo Stcrc SO. bat
eben cine Saiion in 9ee:u Dort been.
set Bel srcBen 8eiud,e, i'm Maoio
G:tp Center 9beater. ST. 8ui lit aih
in Glcoclaio gut ,mo miro oiesOsuiif.
bnlle fiilc:l.
&err 0ernuroi, Manag:r Ger Glope.
Iano Opera Mliociatirn lit gliidli6
| tpieber Serrn Sarrn s. 8aper ais
@oriiter bcs &omitees 5u baben
Wsita(ie6er bes &omitets iinb: Hroi.
$enrp 20. Vuid. friiber nom 9lere-
lano College; SON. S. 5. @aiiau.
Gdie 'Sbiernatorilm; @illiam =.
gm eIfcn, Biirecrmeii.cr pon Sba-
fer Seigbts; Sarrp 8. Sims, Brai.
uon GbaarIer al,o &ibo Co.; Wm.
6. Stund,cpmp, Gireftur ces Metro.
politon 9orf goaros; g. 8. Nicolc,
llnitco Stntes Gommiii;on, un0 Sar'
bep s. Sunlprep, BON G,clib 8euh
1arf.
Gintrittstartennerfcuf heginnt ON
6. s(uguIt i'm 2aSen bon llniteo 3d.
cuum, 1924 &uron HO.
Ias uoilitGnDige Yrclrulnm oieics
ODernicileS hit tp;e folgt:
Tonntrsiag, IL. Sftober abenos ::
r2u 1rapi:ta'.
ssreitas. -. Sftnbar abcnos: 81
5rooiata
Sanlstaq, 13. Sltober nahmit,
tcas: .Maoamc Butterfly.
tSomstoe, 13 Climber abenos:
rGaaft".
Sonntos, IA. Ntto5er ,mbmit
tags: vGovme1".
Sor,,taa, II. Sf.c5er abenos
vMioa".
-lk-..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-08-02
%atiirfidje Esiae

Die re,i;efeitsb,.nar!sen Ieu:.
iden iino oesbaIb emr'1nslif fir
Die apilocits Nrt bon @sriid)ten, oia
bic Manos lnaden. Mllc GbeibIieb-
nngcn 5su;iden Deiltidsn iueroc.,
auf Die 2a,let bon fii.i Sabrcr Der,
boten iein: jeoes Witslieo Ser Na3i-
Fartei tpi.o erid)oiieu; bic Mmerifa.
ner bereiten lih anf einen &rieg &C.
ger &ublca6 Dor. Gieic unb abnlidp
Geriidjte ircrGen non sen nerigfeits-
bmngrigcn Ceutihcr Ser Mmn6 All
Wfitn0 TT ruienner Gila folportiert.
Vei Dem ailgenblidltdjsn Ntaneel all
Stfornatiu"slnaterinI hnt ser 9eut-
idae feiaa Moslihfeit. Die Satiaden
fcit5uiteas1.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-08-02

Werbil'lsrns npiiden Den eil,delnen
Deiabunasscnen bcifebt MIR 5tpiid)fn
sen Spitcn. Sicucidt, oab We,,eral
e:ienbo,ucr, @tgliet Set aIiierten
Evening star., 1945-11-26
Campus Home
By EIeni Sakes

One Of the newest sororities on
the campus of Maryland University
is the Beta Sigma Chapter of Delta
Gamma. 1t is not only the newest
sorority on campus but the chap
ter house is decorated with the
newest in the field Of modern fur
nishings. The modern theme
abounds throughout the rooms in
the house from the tiny powder
room to the huge living room. One
would think that this is OVERRIDING
it little-but the expression given
this trend has been tastefully and
artistically executed in the Delta
Gamma house.
The day of a Greek-letter student
begins and ends in the fraternity or
sorority house. Also in-between
classes and when not stopping at
Docs" for some chatter, it's the
house" that is the focal point.
When the library in the college
gets too quiet, retiring to ones room
and lounging on the couch munch-
ing an apple or some candy is a
perfect way to relax and study up
on math and Mr.. Schopenhauer's S
theories. The house Is "home" for
the member, so it is easy to see why
so much emphasis Is placed on hav-
ing "homelike" atmosphere. This
effect is achieved oftentimes by
the students themselves who apply
their knowledge of interiors and
decorating schemes, along with help
from skilled interior decorators and
come forth with the results which
the Delta Gamma girls have incor-
porated into their own house.
On the first. floor of the sorority
house are the living room, the small
sitting room, the powder room, the
informal gathering room, and the
housemothers suite. Mrs. C. A
Thomas, the housemother, is on
hand at all times to give help tc
the girls. Help which ranges from
What SHALL I wear to HIS frat
dance", to THAT Joe! Honestly
he's cad! He waited three weeks
to answer my letter. I received a
letter from him today. Do you
think I ought write him right away
or let him wait a day or two?"
The living room is quite large ano
the artistic touch is very evident
1t is formal but not in a pretentiou.
manner. The sectional sofa of ivory
tufted brocade is a huge circle
which is cut in half by the fireplace
and starts again on the other side
of the room. The lamps are OF
blond wood and the carpet is a Gle
blue The magazine end tables by
the ivory sectional sofas are finished
in black lacquer and the two cocktail
tables in the room are the large
round kind that are now so popular
with followers of modern. There are
floral prints on the walls and a
lovely sea scene over the fireplace
The plaid chairs are brilliantly COL
ored with the pla1d done in rasp-
berry, green, blue and brown. The
smaller sectional sofa, which is
Evening star., 1945-11-26
Late Buffet Supper Menu

At such a party no one needed
dessert. There were large and small
cups of coffee-both the regular and
the decaffeinated type-available.
To make the oyster and scallop
casserole, get a quart of the best
oysters you can find and a pint of
Scallops. Pick them over carefully
If you're lucky enough to find an
oyster crab, keep him for the pot.
Mix about 2 cups of bread crumbs
with Y cup of melted butter and
spread thin layer on the bottom
of baking dish. Cover with a
layer of oysters, seasoned with salt
and pepper. Add little cream and
some of the oyster liquor. Add a
layer of scallops, seasonings and
crumbs, then a layer of oysters and
cream and liquor. Top all with a
layer of scallops with bread crumbs
over all and bake in hot oven for
about half an hour or cook prior
to the party and then just heat
through.
Evening star., 1945-11-26

A reader has written for sugges-
tions for a late buffet supper after
the theater. I can do no better
than give her the menu of similar
party served recently by a mascu-
line acquaintance. who has fair
for turning out successful parties.
Such a late affair requires foods
that can be prepared well in ad-
vance and then just tossed together
or run into the oven to bring them
to perfection for serving. This par
ticular evening our host had a de-
lectable casserole of scallops and
oysters as his main dish, which re-
quired only heating through to be
ready for his guests
While this was going on, we were
given steaming cups of hot, strong
consomme, which tasted as if
breWed from many shins of beef and
knuckles of veal, etc, in approved
soup stock style. My host confided
it was made very quickly with boil
Evening star., 1945-11-26

in color, has q huge
matchmate in the ottoman which
can seat two people. Although
there is much color in the room,
there is no clashing.
The little sitting room right off OF
the living room has blue sofa with
q garland design on the fabric which
upholsters it. The end tables on
each side of the sofa are of mahog-
any. Venetian blinds, in this room,
are covered with white curtains and
draparies which have a Colonial de-
sign on them. In one corner of the
room there is a comfortable chintz
lounging chair for which all the
girls scramble when coming in from
class"
The housemother' suite, the pow-
der room and the gathering" room
take up the rest of the first floor.
The houSemother's suite is a duo
sitting room and Office. Her bed
room and small bathroom adjoin
her sitting room office. Completely
beguiling is the powder room, which
has white leather chairs whose tops
open up to reveal a compartment
for putting purses and other trivia
that a college girl deems a necessity
to her always looking pert and
pretty. There is an abundance Of
mirrors in this room since the girls
have realized that nothing is more
annoying than retiring to dressing
room that has one mirror with 10
girls clamoring for it.
that all OF the 10 Delta Gamma girls
living in the house sleep on the third
floor of the house, which is devoted
to row after row of Hollywood beds.
All of these beds are alike and the
girls all get their beauty sleep" to-
gether. And as one cute coed re-
marked, That dormitory setup is
darn cold, too. They certainly don't
pamper us up here at ALL" The
second floor is given over to conlbi-
nation study-and- dress rooms. These
duo-duty rooms have the stamp of
each individual who occupies them.
On the couches-which are good for
a quick afternoon nap and for study
ing-you will find pandas, teddy
bears and dolls. These couches are
covered in whatever fabric and de-
sign suits each girl. On the walls
are frat plaques, pennants and pic
lures OF movie idols. Pictures Of
male friends are on just about all of
the dresser drawers. The great ma
Jority of the furniture in these
rooms is utilitarian and made of
maple.
Through the hallway on the first
floor, which has a lovely gold
incrusted mirror over an unusual
console piece, the lovely white wood
work apparent throughout the So
rority house, down to the basement,
which serves as a dining and game
room for the girls-all have one
thing in common. They have been
chosen with taste and an eye to
being lived in by typical, gay Ameri-
can co-eds.