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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-24
Nekui drobizzo


Chicago, Ill. = Obvezna voja-
Ska sluzba je sad obstojecega
ekonomskega reda. Med vsako
vojno prisegajo, da Sc borimo "a
trajen mir, in ko je enkrat ena
skupina porazena, Sc pa zmago-
valci v naprej oborozujejo, ker
drug drugemu ne zaupajo. Vol
ma rodi nova sovraStva, move kri-
vice in move vojne. Razred, XII
povzroca vojne, Sc ne ozira ma
svojega bliznjega. Misli samo
ma svoje koristi. Njegovo nacelo
je ohraniti kapitalizem "a vsako
ceno, Torej "zivela demokraci-
ja!" Okrog cetrt milijona anne
riSkih vojakov je zrtvovalo svo-
ia zivljenja, da pribore demo
kracijo in Stiri svobodscine vse-
mu svetu. A med vojaki, XII so
Sc vrnili, jih je mnogo, XII ne
verjamejo, da so Sc borili "a
kaksne posebne ideale. Nekate-
ri pa pravijo, da sploh ne vedo,
cemu SO Sc tepli.
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Poglejmo "a primero ma ia
ponsko. Cesar Hirohito ie dial
Japoncem ukaz protektirati "a
vezniskega v%rhovnega p~oveljni-
ka ma Japonskem generala Mac
Arthurja in nase vojake, Mac
Arthur pa protektira Hirohita
in njegov dvor. Oboji pa skrbe
"a red in mir, da ne nastane ka-
ka "rdeca nevarnost".
Kapitalisticni diplomaciji Sc
ne cudim, ako hoce resiti Mem
clio in Japonsko "a njune pri-
vatne lastnike, cudim pa Sc anne
risk mast, XII je mislila, da je v
lanskih predsedniSkih volitvah
zmagala "a nov red in s tenn
ustvarila dobo malaga cloveka.
A sedaj lahko vsi vidimo, da je
dala masa manjsini vajeti V ro-
Ike. Tel manjsini pa Sc gre lie "a
obvarovanje starega reda.
K
Blagor tistim, XII danes V grobu
mirno spe. Mic vec Sc Jim nj ire
ba razburjati oh neizpolnjenih
obljubah diplomatov in ne po-
slusati njihovih sebicnih ali pa
z%agrizenih govoranc in tolma-
cenj demokracije. Mnogi Sc Ii
veci borci zanjo, XII so bill iskre-
nj v svojih prizadevanjih "a
boljSi svet, pa SO danes izolirani.
K
Chicago Daily News" nepre-
nehoma hvali dvostrankarski 81
stem, zapopaden tel dezeli v
demokratski in republikanski
stranki. Svojim citateljem niece
pesek V oci, ko komentira bese-
de in dejanja Harryja Trumana
in ugiba, ali Sc njegova admin
stracija vraca ma desno ali Sc ma
giba ma levo stran. Sc VAN ne
zdi tako vpraSanje smeSno? Ali
nj vsakemu jasno, da ODE stran-
XII predstavljati en- in isti sistem
to je, da sta ODE "a kapitalizem?
In da bosta zanj dokler DO eksi-
stiral? Kadar pa ga DO konec.
bosta v zatonu tudi njegovi po-
liticni dvojcici.
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Amerisko ljudstvo je v Ego
DOWN. in geografiji zelo slabo
izobrazeno. Sal tako so v mex
enketi pred letom trdili ucitelj5
V visjih solah in univerzitetni
profesorji. Morda je V tems
predmetoma dobilo vec znanja
vsled vojne, ako cita povprecer
American Sc kaj drugega kot
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-24
cABRIJELA PREIssOvA:
GosPod Jurij
IL zbirke "Korotonske povesti"
(Nadaljevanie. J

Gospel Jurij je mislil, kako
oi Sc dala ia nesreca vsaj neko-
like ublaziti; spomnil Sc je, da
ma Kabon lie tri otroke. Maj
starejSa hci Sc je srecno ONO
lila z mlinarjem, "a Zefo pa je
bill Sc sin, nedorastel decek: Kai
bi Sc ne dial pregovoriti oce, da
bi Sc nesreca popravila? Sal je
bill razumen in dober, usmiljen
clovek, Morda pa vendar lie -. .
Dasi bi priSla zefa lie ma revno
kajzo, bi bio bolje, nego da hi
ostala tako. Nekaj dobrega pa
je incl MEN Lubbock gotovo ma
sebi, sicer bi ga ona ne bila
imela tako rada. Kaplan Sc je
magic odlocil, da poseti bolno
deklico.
Dobil 10 je ma postelji pri
oknu. Malomarno je gledala ma
belo zaveso, kakor bi mic ne mi
slila. Njenega decka je gospod
Jurij videl doll ma vrtu, kjer ga
je pestovala dninarica Liza, XII
je priSla pc procesiji h Kabono-
vim. Sinko je bill zdrav in mo-
can, da je bio veselje. Ko je
duhovnik vstopil v cumnato, je
videl, da je zefa malo poprej
gledala V malo skrinjico, rmeno
in rjavo pobarvano, V kateri je
imela Sivanje; drzala 10 je ma
prsih, da Sc il je skoro dotikala
drobne in belle brade.
Ko je zefa Spoznala priSleca,
Sc je dvignila, in bledo memo
oblicje je zalila kri. Magic je
odlozila skrinjico, da Sc je Cd
prl pokrov; gospod Jurij je vi
del V njej podobo Marie, ko-
seen rozni venec, dvoje pisem in
fotografijo vojaka; kaplan ga
je takoj spoznal: bill je Zvonar-
jew Fran. Dobro Sc je Sc spo-
minjal, da ga je videl nekoliko-
KRAFT pred cerkvijo in V cerkvi
tako o~blecenega.
"Pozdravljena!" je dejal du-
hovnik in pogladil prijazno svo-
il bivSi ucenki lase. "Kako pa
ie?"
'Morebiti re - bolje -" je
~odgovorila deklica in Sc 20 sill
Smehljala.
V EN- je zapazil gospod Jurii
v njenem pogledu nekako ne
stalnost, in zdelo Sc mu je, da
Sc boil njegovega resnega po-
gleda.
Ne BOZ Sc me, zefa," je dejal
mehko; "nisem priSel, da hi ii
ocital. Ne pomagalo hi vec. PR.
sci sem lie pogledat, kako ii je,
IN potem -" je dostavil in Sc
del ma klop oh dekletovem W.
glavju, "potem bi te rad - YER
jemi mi - malo potolazil."
"Meni", je. zaSepetala zefa,
ne pomaga mic vec." Zakrila je
oblicje in zaplakala tho, utru-
jeno - gospod Jurij je razumel
memo veliko gorje.
Molcal je, dokler Sc nj uni
ria. Potem il je hotel razpoditi
malo te zalostne spomine in 10
vpraSal: "cegava pa je ia po-
doba vojaka, XII jo imaS V skri-
njici?"
'Zvonarjevega Frana =" je
povedala deklica in vzdihnila.
"Kje pa 81 10 dobila?"
Fran mi 10 je postal pc Ursi
cd vojakov."
"Od koga pa sta pismi?"
"Tudi cd MEGA. To mi je tudi
UrSa dala -"
"Kaj sta Sc vidva - ii in
Fran - tedaj morda ljubila?"
Je praSal pc kratkem odmoru
kaplan.
"Ah ne, - on je mislil lie tako
90. JAZZ SEN Sc vedno bala 60
voriti Z MIN"
"Zakaj?"
"Ker je mas oce vedno pravil,
da Z MIN ne DO mic, da je YES
pokvarjen. Toda verjemite, ca
Stiti gospod, on nj tako hudo-
ben 49,"
Nezni glas, S katerim je go
Vorila zefa zadnje besede, je
navdal kaplana z novimi misli-
mi. Zakaj je zefa premiSljala
V EN- casu o Franu? Kai po-
menj Vcnhina ckripiica Ii in 10
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-24
Edin mozen izhOd

IL teh dogodkov je razvidno,
da ameriski in angleski vojaski
uradniki S svojo vojaSko Waldo
brzkone ne bodo V stanju demo
kratizirati Nemcije. cato bi bile
najboljse, da dajo Nemcem sa-
MIN pravico, da 81 izvolijo v
svobodnih volitvah V urade ia
Ike uradnike, XII bodo MIN pc vo-
Iii. A tie vrste volitev pa Sc kar-
dinal Faulhaber Sc posebno bo-
il. On ne verjame vanje. Pc ME
govern maj bi Sc ljudi vladalo cd
zgorai in sebe smatra pozvanim.
da bi sal ma Bavarskem incl to
"vzviseno" poslanstvo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-24
LISTNlCA UREDNISTVA

Komentarji Sc V tel stevilki
pricenjajo ma prvi strani.
Dopis Big" Tonyja IL Oak
landa je zakasnil radi znanega
vzroka = nj bio prostora. Upa-
mo, da nam oprosti. Njegovo
porocilo DO priobceno V prihod-
Mi Stevilki.
j. S., Los Angeles, Calf. -
Hvala "a pismo. Oboje DO priob-
ceno prihodnjic.
Ako YAM je narocnina poteka.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-24

ma z vodstva ameriske vojaske
Wade ma Bavarskem je novi
ameriski nacelnik imenoval ma
mesto p~rejsnjih nacijev par So
cialdemokratov v visje upravne
urade.
Tudi mad tenn je kardinal
Faulhaber izrekel ameriSki OBJ
lasti svojo zaskrbljenost! Use
zivljenje Sc je boril proti social
demokratom in socializmu, Sc
daj pa mu jih maj ameriska vo-
jaska oblast postavlja pod nos
na wanna odgovorna mestal LIE
kako ST to upa!
Kardinalu je bio oh tel pri-
Tiki priklicano v spomin, da so v
zadnjih svobodnih volitvah ma
Bavarskem dobili socialdemo-
kraft velik odstotek glasov. In
pa, da SO Sc e. trudili pc pref
snji vojni ustvariti liz Nemciie
vzorno demokraticno republiko!
To je kardinala zjezilo, Weimar-
ska ustava = da, gnezdo "a So
cialdemokrate, "a proticerkveno
akcijo it'd. Ker ina kardinal
Faulhaber, Skof IL Fulde in dru-
81 nemski katoliSki Skofje V
ameriski %javnosti vsekakor vec
zaslombe kot pa kak socialde-
KRAFT, so ameriSki vojaSki urad-
Mkt, XII jim je poverjeno imeti
ma Bavarskem odlocilno besedo,
zaradi takih incidentov zelo V
zadregi. Ako imenujejo urade
ljudi, kakrSne hoce kardinal
Faulhaber, Sc zamerijo demo
kraticnim krogom, ees, med Vol
no so nam pa radi pravili, da
nam prinaSajo demokracijo, a
sedaj pa SO nam natrpali Sc vec-
je reakcionarje ma hrbet kot
smo jih pref imeli. &c pa hi ime-
novali ma vodilna mesta demo-
krate, in pr ten cello socialde-
mokrate, Sc bi pa zamerili anne
riSkemu klerikalizmu, XII ina v
vladi in V javnosti veliko moci
in vpliva.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-24

AoNO SS%A13 NOLIA>o OooIS UNIV L
stnih Americanov We, katera dr.
Java ma svetu je prisla Ameriki
ma pomoc, ko je V Mi divjala CT
wilma vojna? Ruske bojne ladje
SO priSle sem, enc newyorsko
luke in druge V San Francisco
ter S tenn prekrizale nakane an
gleSkemu in francoskemu impe-
rializmu, XII je zelel civilno vol
no izrabiti zase Sc boil kot jo je
re in razdvojiti Ameriko, oziro-
ma Zed. drzave. V povracilo "a
tisto uslugo pa je Amerika leta
1918 S svojo armada udrla v ST.
brio in V Arhangel, da bi pora-
Ella Sovjetsko unijo. Danes pa
jo nasa "demokraticna" diplo-
macija skusa razdvojiti.
x
Ma prosluli londonski konfe-
renci vnanjih ministrov je incl
MolotoV samo en- glas, Byrnes s
svojim vred pa stir. Ko Sc je
slo radi Balkana, ali SO Sc tam
tudi Kitajci in Francozi borili
proti Hitlerju in "duceju"? Ako
Sc MISC, potem oni res nimaio
pravice sodeloyati V sestavlja-
nju mirovnih pogodb ma Balka-
nu. Kot balkanski narodi ne ma
rekuiejo mirovnih pogodb deze-
lam V Aziji, bi Sc lahko pc tenn
ravnali tudi Kitajci. Pa Franco
ri, ker vsled poraza MISC mogli
= tudi ako bi hotel = V voini
ma Balkanu prav mic sodelovati.
TIE resnice bi Sc morala zavedati
posebno ameriska diplomaciia.
Tudi novi delavski vladi, XII ma
daljuje Churchillovo imperiali-
sticno politiko, bi najbrz tudi
mic ne Skodovalo, ako bi Sc mani
brigala "a vprasanje, KIDD DO ma
prlhodnji mirovni konferenci
kontroliral vecino glasov, am
pax raise, ali maj bodo pogodbe
p%ravicne, ali pa lie V podporo
staremu redu.
Jasno je danes, da konferen-
ca zunanjih ministrov - STRIFE
proti enemu, nj bila zmozna
ustvariti temelja "a mir ma zem-
Iii. Zgodovina nam prica, da ie
bila vecina velikokrat V zmoti.
Sal tako Sc je s~vojecasno izrazil
tudi mas kulturni rojak. Primeri
Sc vcasi, da cello demokrati MISC
zadovoljni z veliko vecino gla-
SOW, ako so bill odani proti Min
MIN nacelom in ambiciiam. Sem
radoveden, ako Sc je doticni ro-
jak strinjal Z Molotovom, ko je
bill ma konferenci V Londonu
osamljen, bodisi V svojih mace
lih in pc glasovih?
K
Lahko smo ponosni, da smo
drzavljani najvecje demokrati-
enc kapitalisticne drzave ma
svetu, ceprav nam "zarukani
Evropci ocitajo, da smo cd
evropskega socialnega progra-
ma petdeset let zadaj. A
ma take ocitke Sc mi ne oziramo.
Mi smo zeniji V tehniki. Ako hi
mi obhajali praznike "a vsako
iznajdbo Benjamin. Franklina,
hi nam ne bio treba vec garati,
kajti imeli bi en- sam nepreki-
den prank.
Amerikanec je bill prvi, XII ie
iznasel aeroplan. In prvi, XII je
iznasel podmorski coin. Use tie
in druge ameriske iznajdbe so
bile dane z bizniSkega staliSca
nemski industriji ter njenemu
militarizmu ma razpolago, da Jill
izboljsata in uporabljata. To
kajne YAM je znano.
Poleg tega mi danes posedu-
Jemo patent ma atomsko bombo.
A to DO toliko casa, dokler ga
kdo ne ida drugim, ali dokler
mas ne prehiti v tenn kaka dru-
ga dezela.
Atomska bomba mas stane dive
milijardi re do casa, ko ie bila
prva vrzena ma HiroSito. Ker Sc
z MO pecamo dale, pofneni to
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-06-01

To return to the celebration of Der
Tag, the final exercises of the day
would be standing vote by the
population on what they think OF
the Versailles Treaty of World War
l. And they would be asked if they
had plenty of living room, or had
their patience become exhausted the
way it had so often before 1889.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-06-01
of me. I would try to 60 around the

of me. would try to 60 around the
world!
1t is truly amazing what person
can do when he has goal. It seems
to work out this way; if you estab-
fish goal and make start, you've
really done the hardest part. I made
a start by soliciting several maya
zines to send me around the world
writing for them. One editor looked
at me sternly. That's a fine idea.
1t must be fine one, or so many
people wouldn't present it."
I kept on until got Leslie's Week
ly to agree to send me. When the
letter of agreement was drawn up,
I found that it bound Leslie's Week
ly as loosely as Irvine string around
a shorthorn. was put down by this,
not yet having fathomed the ways
Of magazines, but was so eager to
60 that I entered only a mild pro-
test. Then did something I'm still
astonished at. I went to a number
of advertising companies and an
nounced that was going on trip
around the world and that I would
be pleased to represent their clients.
My youth, or enthusiasm, or eager
ness, or something-I'm not sure
what it was-made them sign up. I
was to smoke a certain kind of pipe
tobacco, use certain kind Of tooth
paste, and chew just one kind Of
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-06-01
1t Seems That Someone
Vas Left at the Post

Three fellows arrived at rail-
way station to find they were half
an hour too early for the train. So
they went out for a drink. When
they returned they found the train
had left. Cheerfully they went out
for another drink. They returned
much later to find train in the
station, and two of the men just
managed to throw themselves on
before it started to move. Where
at the remaining chap started
to laugh.
He laughed so much that a
porter inquired as to what he
was laughing at.
Still laughing heartily, he ex-
planned: Those two friends of
mine who got on the train had
really come to see me off,"
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gum. still blink as I remember all
the things was to do. When got
back I was to write of my expert
ences going around the world smok-
ing, chewing, and tooth-cleaning.
Encouraged by my success $50
far), hit upon another bold idea.
would take motion pictures!
singled out the Universal Film Com
pany as being susceptible, and
tripped gaily in. Here again my
tremendous confidence must have
been on my side, for I was passed
along until l came before Carl
Laemmle himself. He was short
man, a German Jew, with a wide
space between two upper middle
teeth which seemed to make his ac-
cent more pronounced. He had a
kindly, almost fatherly, attitude; in
fact his office name was Uncle
Carl" He hesitated when I told him
my fine idea. "How you goin' to
make pichers when you don't take
photographs" he asked.
you'll have to send cameraman
with me-" announced. "I'm going
to direct the pictures"
He studied me, and I knew my
fate was being weighed. ''How
many pictures have you direct'?"
II haven't directed any yet,"
said, sensing that victory was COM
ing my way. But can do it all
right"
He looked at me, meditating. .. I.
1t was finally agreed that I was
to see him in Hollywood, but when
I arrived there found ten thousand
others were also trying to see him,
for these were the wild, gold-strike
days of motion pictures. l Swallowed
him, not only at his office but also
on the lot, every time the poor man
left his door. But all the other pur-
suers were after him, too, some of
them far more bloodthirsty than l
was. One day in his office, I hap
pened to overhear in a conversation
that he was going to the bank. I
waited to pounce on him, for I had
by this time grown desperate, but
he used an unexpected side door.
started across the lot feeling every
thing was lost, then spied him get
ting into his big, open-topped car.
I dashed for him, leaped on the rum
ming board of the moving car and
plopped down beside the astonished
man. For moment he did not
know me and seemed to think he
was the victim of some wild plot.
l talked as I had never before
talked in my life. By the time we
reached the bank he had said Yes.
His publicity department had wide
ly publicized something it termed
"Laemmle Luck" and I'm sure the
old gentleman believed he had it.
I hoped to God he was right.
A cameraman was assigned and
started out with my smoking tobac-
CO, chewing gum and toothpaste to
go around the world. found a Uni
versal film company working in Hon.
olulu, making what they called "au-
thentic" South Seas pictures. and
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-06-01

THE STORY THUS FAR: Amos Croy
and his wife settled on = farm in Mis-.
souri,, where Homer was born. Sunday
meant church, company for dinner, and
steer weighing. The Croys attended the
Omaha Exposition, where Homer had his
first taste Of the outside. Homer finished
high school and college and went to New
York City. He was rejected by every
newspaper in the city. Theodore Dresser
hired him as a cub on a woman's mag.
azine. His first job was to read the let
tiers and pick out the best in a contest on
unusual pets. The judges agreed on the
FIRST winner, the others were drawn by
districts. He continued to free-lance with
some success. The pay was only enough
to encourage him to continue.
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A small dish mop sprinkled with
furniture polish does a good job
OF cleaning stairway ratings.
Cocoa may be substituted for
chocolate in cake recipes if a
small piece of butter is added to
the cocoa.
A housemaid's basket in which
to keep all necessary cloths, small
brushes and cleaning agents need
ed to do the mornings work saves
steps.
Just before you start painting
apply cold cream or vaseline to
your hands. The paint that gets
on your hands can then easily be
washed off.
Before driving nails in the wall
for picture hooks, first see where
the nails for baseboards were driv-
en-. These are always placed in
the studding which gives support
the plaster does not.
The blackening on the brickwork
around the fireplace can be re-
moved with any securing powder
with only enough water to form a
thin paste; then rinsing.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-06-01
HEARTED RN

Relieved In minutes or double money back
When excess stomach acid causes painful suffocat-
Ing gas. sour stomach and heartburn doctors usually
prescribe the fastest-actinR medicines known for
symptomatic relief medicinesike those In Bell-ans
Tablets. No axative Bell-ans brings comfort In Q
jiffy or double your money back return Of bottls
TO rs. 25c at all druggists.
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AN ADORABLE out of doors
outfit for a sweet little girl. A
sun bonnet to shade her face
little wing sleeves to keep her cool
its an ensemble that she'll love
to wear on sunny days.
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SEWING CIRCLE PATTERNS
Sunny-Day Set for Little Girls

Patter. No. 1881 IS designed for sizes Z,
3. 4. and years. Size 3. dress. requires
l5s yards of IS or 80 inch material: bon.
net. "a yard: yards edging or ric rae
to trim dress and bonnet
Due to an unusually large demand and
current war conditions. slightly more time
is required in filling orders for a few Of
the most popular pattern numbers.
Send your order to:
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Plans to probe the Ku Klux HUNKS
are wrapped in shroud. Such
plans usually grab newspaper space
and then die of neglect The
Khan ostensibly disbanded a year
ago, but the hooded hoodlums have
been popping up again disguised
with new names. . Don't delude
yourself with the idea that the Khan
is as dead as it should be- Remem-
Der that when the Khan crawled un-
foreground, Khan chief James A.
Colescott stated: Il am still the
leader of the Khan. The other Of
fcials still retain their titles.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-07-12
Becomes Bride In Double Ring Ceremony
I|ene Mathies Says Vows
At Nuptia| High Mass
WedS Richard Meadow In Double Ring
Ceremony at St. Joseph Church, Trenton

Ilene Mathies. daughter Of Henry
MathieS of Dearborn and grand
daughter of Mrs Elsie Schultz,
Trenton, with whom she made her
home, became the bride of Richard
Meadow Saturday in a double ring
ceremony at st. Joseph Catholic
church, Trenton.
Mr. Meadow is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Anthony Meadow, owners of
the Trenton hospital on Elm street.
The Rev FIR. John Eppenbrock
officiated at the Nuptial High Mass
whit Paul Teller singing the Mass.
For her wedding the bride wore
a gown of white net over satin. Her
fingertip veil of illusion fell from
a halo Of seed pearls and she car
ried a white prayer book to which
were secured three gardeniaS.
Joyce Dodge of Trenton, maid-of-
honor, wore light green net over
satin, small net veil of the same
color and carried yellow carnations
Richard Lyons of Trenton was
best man and Willard Wick, of
Trenton, seated the guests.
For her granddaughter's wedding
Mrs. Schultz wore blue print dress
with black accessories and a corsage
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-07-12
Scrap Paper Drive
Set for July y
BY Trenton Jdycees

The sixth village-wide paper COL
lection conducted by the Trenton
Junior Chamber of Commerce has
been set for Sunday, July %, Don
Kent. president, announced this
week.
The drive will be conducted from
houSe-tO- and proceeds OF the
sale OF the paper will go to the JAY
Gee civic fund with the Scouts par
ticipating in the revenue.
Ferris Steinhauer is chairman of
the committee on arrangements
aided by Dale Barton Co-chairman
and Walter Carlson Trenton Scout
Troop No. 3. spOnsored by the Jun
ior Chamber OF Commerce, will aid
in the drive, preparing paper for
the pickup.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-07-12

of yellow carnations. Mrs. Meadow
chose a light blue silk crepe ensem-
BILE and a corsage of pink carna-
tions.
A wedding breakfast for the
bridal party and immediate families
was held at the Wabeek. One hun
dred guests attended the reception
held at the home of the BRIDE
groom's parents on Fourth street
during the late afternoon and eve
ming.
A wedding cake centered the buff
fet in the diningrcom for the re-
ception. White lilies provided q
background and the cake was
thanked by lighted white tapers In
four branched crystal candelabra
White flowers were used as deco
ration throughout the house.
For her going away costume, Mrs
Meadow chose a blue suit, white
accessories and wore a corSage Of
white gardeniaS.
The couple are graduates of Tren-
ton Slocum high school.
Following their return from q
wedding trip to Northern Michigan
they will make their home in the
Elizabeth apartments, Trenton.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-07-12
SUNDAY DINNER
.5n94estt0hs

THERELL be peaches from now
= into October. but crop reporters
promise the fruit will be more plen-
tiful than usual the latter part of
July for those who like extra large
portions OF peach shortcake, cob
bier or pie.
Fully ripened peaches require so
little sweetening they make an ideal
summer fresh fruit or product for
canning in time OF sugar shortage,
says the A & P Service for Home
Makers. The 10 states in which CON-
mercial crops are grown will have
an estimated Is million bushels.
Heavy shipments will appear earlier
than usual. since southern states
have record heavy crops to make
up for short crops caused by late
spring frosts in northern peach
states.
Top secret to the saving OF sugar
and the capture Of the best peach
flavor is to use peaches after they
have ripened fully. Pinching to de.
termine texture and ripeness before
or after purchase causes bruises and
spoilage. Ripe peaches should be
kept cool until used. green peaches
should ripen at room temperature.
Jams. preserves and peach pickles
use up more than their share of
wartime sugar. But recommended
uses for the fruit include serving
fresh sliced peaches for breakfast.
In fruit cocktails or for dessert.
Peaches can be dried in the oven.
frozen fresh, or canned In a light
syrup Of one pound of sugar to every
four quarts OF finished product.
For Sunday dinner. when peaches
are plentiful, peach shortcake made
with old-fashioned hot biscuits will
put a satisfying touch to a hot
weather meal that includes chilled
tomato Juice. cold cuts, potato salad.
green onions. olives, iced tea or
coffee.