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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-19
z~dstopniki Rdeeego
krizo JUgosIoviie
Drispeli " Ameriko

Y scboto 8. decembra ie do
spela V New York skupina Ju-
g~oslovanov, med mimi tudi tri-
je clani Rdecega kriza Jugosla-
vie pod vodstvom direktorja
DIR. r. Neubaurja. Odpotovali so
IL Jugoslavije koncem oktobra
V London, cd tam pa z angleSko
ladjo V Canada in z vlakom V
New York. Poleg Slovenca DIR.
Ncubaurja, bivSega Sefa znane-
ga zdraviliSca "a pljucne bole-
mi ma Golniku pod Storzicom
ma Gorenjskem, .je prispela ME
gova tajnica ga. NADIA Kraigher-
ieva liz Trsta), porocnik Gojko
RatkoviG (Srb il Hrvatske), ter
sop~Oga in petletna hGerka jul
goslovanskega ataseja "a infor-
macije V Washington Slime Ba-
lena. Ma Grand Central postal
so Jill Cakali AnGka Traven, tai
MICA ZOJSA. F. a. Wider in Mir
ko c.. Kuhel cd SANSa ter pol
koVnik Sine Balen. DR.. Neu-
baur in porocnik Ratkovic sta
bila oblc&ena V tipicne iugoslo-
Vanskc uniformc z rdeco zvezdo
ma cepici.
Misija Rdecega kriza Sc bo
mudila V Ameriki Sest mesecev
in ie pri$la V Zed. drzave ma po-
vabiIo amcriSkih oblasti. Ia do
Voljenje so moral cakati mad
emo leto. GlaVna naloga te mi
size je seznaniti ameriSko in ju-
goslovansko iavnost V Zed. dr.
zavah 0 grOmnih potezkocah jul
gOslovanskega RdcGega kriza, XII
nina SredsteV niti ne zadOsti il
vezbanega oso5ja "a izvrSevanje
sVoiih clovekoljubnih dolznosti.
V Jugoslaviji je ma desettisoce
in desettisOCe sirot brez oceta in
matere, Xxi iScejo novih vzgoii-
teljev, novega donna. Mnogo teh
je dobilO zavetisce pr usmilje-
nih ljudeh V mani poSkodova-
NH delhi Jugoslavije, posebno
V SlOveniji, tOda usmiljenost sa-
ma ne ~zadostuje, kadar pri-
manjkuje denarnih in material
nih sredstev "a hrano, obleko,
ObuteV in zdravni$ko postrezbo.
Narod donna pa je silno reven in
izcrpan. Zunanja pomoc je ne
obhOdnO pOtrebna.
Dr.. Neubaur je prinesel seboj
zbirkO umetniSkih del liza Casov
osvobOdilne borbe, zbirko silk
in fotografij, dragoceno zbirko
redkih in VeCinoma Ameriki
nepoznanih jugoslovanskih post
nth znamk, XII bodo zanimale
zlasti filateliste, dale film o
osvoboditvi Ljubljane ter kul-
turno-vzgojni film "Vrba", XII
kaze lepote PreSernove rojstne
krajine. Posebno ia diva filma in
f~otografije bodo zanimale fla
sti naSe Slovence. Ker sta V We
likosti 80 nm Ia redne gledali-
Ske acknowledgement, ju DO treba
predelati ma velikoSt Is nm "a
predvajanje V manjSih dvora-
nah ter ola Sc znizajo stroSki.
Y zvezi S proizvajanjem fill
NOV in razStaVO raznih zbirk Sc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-19

Jugos1avijo THU v izrablianje.
ia Sc te vrste uredniki MOTTO.
Tukaj SO siti, a naroda tam ne
poznajo.
Matthew Vol, XII Slow "a
glavnega diplomatic v eksekuti-
vi AFL, Sc je znova skopal mad
Rusijo. Pravi, da ko je Hitler
rrisel ma krmjlo, je mas sal po-
svaril S svojo knjigo "Mein
Kampf", a Stain pa menda nit
pisati ne INA in cato je nam ME
gov totalitarni sistem nevarnei-
81 kot pa je bill Hitlerjev. Woll
Sc namenoma mott. Stain INA
oisati in V Rusiji je bio analfa-
betstvo odpravljeno l"totalitar-
no" metodo.
Voina ne dale dobrih vzgle
dow. To lie dejal ma zboru poll
ciiskih komisarjev V Miamiju
federalni detektivski nacelnik
7. Edgar Hoover. Pravi, da Sc DO
okrog sest milijonov mladolet-
1ih fantov in deklet pognalo v
zlocine. In cudno, pravi, da ne
dolzi krivde Min, ampak starse,
ker jim dajejo potuho, namesto
da jih bi disciplinirali. Hoover
ie navedel dokaz tudi nekai
stevilk, XII "a dezelo MISC vzpod-
budne. Deial ie: zlocinska nag
njenja med mladoletnimi dekle-
ii SO silno narasla. Cd kar smo
V vojni, je bio aretiranih 1913
odstotkov vec deklic kot pa leta
1889. Aretacije mladoletnih fan
TOW SO V isti dobi narasle AZ Cd
stitkov "a poboje, 70 odstotkov
"a posilstva, 80 odstotkov "a ro-
panja, 72 odstotkov "a pretepe
in mad sto odstotkov "a pijanost.
A Sc hujse nam obetajo.
Tito je spreten politik. Dasi
zastopnik male dezele, Sc je sve-
tovno uveljavil in njegova de-
zela pa ina ponos, da Sc je bo-
rila proti nacizmu kakor nobe-
ma druga = proporcno racuna-
no = V toliksni meri.
Perzija je velika dezela pc,
sebno vsled petroleja. Pa Sc vse
sorte drzave zanimajo zanio
Ameriska vlada je sovjetom
predlagala, da hi Sc mai ruska
ameriska in angleska armada
umaknile IL ME takoj, namestc
sele marca drugo leto, kot je do,
loceno V mimi pogodbi. Moskvs
je rekla me" ker bi sprejem ii
stega predloga bill lie Rusiji(1
skodo. Pa je igrala tako, da BIZ
nekaj Perzije priSlo pod soviet
sko republiko Azerbaidzan in
tenn veliko petroleja V sovjetskt
kotle.
Allen Raymond piSe V new
yorSkem Herald Tribune, da 81
Trzacani pocutijo toliko V nego
toVOsti, ia Jim Skoduje V bizni
su. Ker ne vedo, ali bodo Sc poo
Italijo, ali Sc Jill dodeli Jugosla
VIII, nimajo nobene Indicative
temvec lie cakajo, kaj DO odloci
la velika trojica, XII sedaj zboru
je V Moskvi. Vecina ameriSkil
porocevalcev je mnenja, da b
Trzacani najrajSe pod Jugosla
WHO, ker pod Italijo jim je slc
jake slabo in Sc slabse DO V DO
doce. Toda V I~taliji Sc vseent
demonstrirajo "a Trst in Pri
morje, ker 81 "a kolonije in z;
Etiopijo ne upajo razgrajati.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-19
SociuIizociio ma Ceskem

Dne 18. novembra je cehoslo-
vaSka vlada svoji zbornici poda-
la nacrt, XII doloca, da Sc prepiSe
tisoc velikih tovarn V drzavno
last.
Evening star., 1945-06-01

for such a short interval, seems to
be good for them, whetting appetites
for lunch and teaching them how
to get along with each other How
ever, We have just about exhausted
the bali games, and I wonder if
any of the other mothers know about
games played outdoors that interest
this age group.
Curtain Ironing-Curtains with
a permanent finish which can't be
dampened the usual way because of
their water-repellent finish, can be
ironed like a dream by wetting a
turkish towel, placing it on the
ironing board with the curtain over
it and proceeding as usual.
Keeping Baby Foods use a
covered butter dish for keeping
canned baby foods held over to the
second day. The kind of dish have
holds two cans of food and is very
convenient since I don't have to
cover each can separately with
waxed paper.
Bonnet Brims-1f baby bonnet
brims look wilted simply press them
back into shape by using a wet
cloth and steaming with the iron
Evening star., 1945-06-01

a wide band that crosses over at the
waist punctuating the suggestion of
a draped effect. If you're on the
hunt for short black dinner dress
that makes men notice and makes
other women envious (some women
are meanD-this is it. For the So
phisticated who wear misses sizes.
PRESTO PEPLUM-It's checked.
It's taffeta-rayon, of course-and
the cutest bit of fashion presto
change we've seen in many day.
What we're exclaiming about is
checked taffeta poncho blouse with
peplum. For the uninitiated,
poncho is a straight piece of fabric
with an opening in the center for
the head to slip through. In this
case there are ties attached to the
back which hold it secure for
smooth straight line. The front has
a shirred-on peplum which flares
out with great whoosh as you tie
the back sash. Beautifully padded
shoulders and the new slit shirt
band neckline add further to the
chic of this very new fashion. In
tiny checks of navy blue, black or
red with white, it goes with any of
the colors. mentioned-or white-in
either long or short skirt. All you
need is a small waist to show off.
\ X X x
BIG BAG SCOOP!-At the risk
of losing all claim to modesty, we
call this a scoop. This is bag that
has been summer favorite the
past couple of summers at higher
prices. It's a honey on several
scores. First, it's hand-woven of
natural straw in the Bahamas and
straW-embroidered in large bright
tropical flowers. Second, it's big
measuring Is inches by 9-is just
the ticket for those girls who use
their handbags as a supplementary
letter file. In fact, it's big enough
to take care Of many bathing suit
we've seen-just in case the question
should come up. And, too, it does
very nicely with so many dresses
and play suits in girls summer
wardrobe.
Evening star., 1945-06-01
Bv Peppv Roberts

Strawtex worked in medallions
and simple crochet result in this
lovely set, so summery and light.
Easy to make, too.
Pattern envelope contains easy
to-read and easy-to-follow direc-
tons for the above.
Our 60-page multicolored book OF
needle arts containing five free
patterns and many other sugges-
tons for dressing up your home and
yourself is now available. Send your
request for this book to the address
listed below, inclosing 20 cents in
coins to cover the cost and mailing
charges.
Send IS cents (coin) for Pattern
No. R2261 to Needle Arts Depart
ment, The Washington Star, P. O.
Box 172, Station D, New York 3, N
Y. Please include your postal zone
number.
Evening star., 1945-06-01
Guest Haven
BY Elem Sakes

With all good patriotic people
helping out in this housing shortage
by renting out extra space in their
homes-this article seems rather
pointless. But the day will come
in the not too distant future-when
the need for an attractive and func-
tional guest room will become quite
apparent. Those who anticipate
such an event will be one jump
ahead of those who, like Scarlet
O'Hara, won't think about it today
will worry about it tomorrow"
When members of Uncle Joe's
brood swarm down on you like the
locusts, don't throw up your hands
and wall your lot. Be prepared for
such an onslaught by having a place
for them that reflects your hospital
ity with its brightness and comfort
able look. A thoughtfully equipped
guest room, not pretentious, but suf
ficiently well planned, is the answer
1t should contain all the little things
that you would like to find if the
shoe were on the other foot" You
will be more than repaid when your
guest writes his thank-you note anc
says, Honestly, your hospitality is
unequalled. And that room-un.
paralleled!"
Guest haven" would probably
contain many of the following: II
would be friendly in its colol
scheme, but quite impersonal. There
should be a luggage rack-whicf
will not only save the bedspreac
and furniture-but will also serve a.
a magazine or a tray stand wher
there is no guest in the house.
Included in the room would be {
full-length mirror, a thermos watel
jug and glass on a night table, {
closet well stocked with hanger
and adequate light for the reading
in bed of the magazines which yol
thoughtfully have provided. Al
extra blanket, and sufficient towel
hung on towel rack made of wood
lucite or chromium. Family towe
racks in the bathroom have a wa,
of leaving guest with an un
spoken fear OF having taken tn,
wrong towel) Ample drawer spacl
and writing materials for your CUES
will be most appreciated.
Another thing to remember in tn
out1tting of such a room is the fac
that it can stand bit of clutterin
up in the winter, but in the summe
this is not to be desired. The room
should have personality and atmos
phere, but should be in keeping will
the season. A guest room, no matte,
how much appreciated by guest
who otherwise might have had t.
stay in an overcroWded hotel-won't
be thought of too highly if it i
stuffy and overcrowded The spare.
room shouldn't be the house dump
Evening star., 1945-06-01
furniture and

for all the unwanted furniture and
photographs.
Plan boys or a young girls room
with an eye to the future. Some day
they will leave home, and an attrac-
tive room can readily be reconverted
into an excellent guest room with
minimum of effort. So, when think
ing about new room for your
youngster, be sure to keep in mind
the feature of its adaptability for
later use. Another room that can
be an excellent storage" place is
the attic, when it Is attractively
fixed UP to accommodate an unex-
pected guest.
If It's double duty" you want,
why not turn your small, extra room
into library-guest room? Equip it
with radio-phonograph and built
in shelves for your books. When
Junior Miss" is entertaining a beau
in the living room, just excuse your
self and retire to the library-guest
room. Then you can continue lis
tening to your favorite radio pro-
gram or reading up on that best
seller that Boston banned. Ftlrni-
ture in that room would consist of
chest with a mirror which can
easily become dresser when need
ed, sofa bed that opens, up into
double bed when necessary, and
other double duty pieces OF furni-
ture that will go into the making
up of your perfect" guest room.
Studio couches have become such
things of beauty that there's really
no excuse for a spare room that
merely looks "just so So" Uphol-
stored daybeds and also folding beds
can look as if they belong" in
room if slip covers that camouflage
the bedding underneath are well
tailored and made out of lovely,
airy-looking fabrics.
(To the guests who would inhabit
these lovely guest rooms, an aside:
Always keep in mind that the wei
come" on the mat soon becomes
| frayed after two weeks. Your host
ess will welcome your next appear
ance with joy if you keep that little
tip in mindD
Evening star., 1945-06-01
Pin>M0ney Finds
Bv EveIpn Haves

ONE FOR THE MONEY!-The
best kind of buy, to our way Of
thinking, is something that gives
you two things for the price of one.
Such Is gem of a dress we're BURST
ing to tell you about. It's bare
back sun dress made of linenlike
rayon, cut sleeveless with set-in belt
and buttons down the back. A bit
of a braid-edged ruff1e rims the low
square neckline. Two others curve
down gently from the center of the
waist over the hips where peplum
might be-and they give very good
suggestion of same. There's excite
ment in the colors-snoW-Wh with
slivers of black braid edging or black
with white braid. There's even
more fun in the idea that it can dou-
BILE as short dinner dress all sum-
mer in town while you're waiting to
go where a sun dress is needed.
When you wear it to dinner, of
course, you'll have to add a bit of
chichi, such as bright ballet slippers,
your hair worn high and a narrow
ribbon tying your new Psyche knot.
Oh, yes-misses' sizes.
X X
TWO FOR THE SHOW-There's
nothing like pretty white hat to
fool your public into thinking you're
fair and fragile-all the while you
know you're handling a man-sized
job. And you couldn't choose any,
thing prettier as frosting for a dark
sheer dress or suit than a fluff of a
sailor made of dainty white dotted
Swiss. The brim is minute and ruff
fed, the ruffles separated and tied
with tiny bows-and all set off by
yelling. Our particular pet is the
all-white with white bows and lime
green yelling, but you might prefer
the white with black, navy blue or
brown bows and matching veil.
Girls with upper coiffures' look fine
in this style. For the younger set
there's a cute running mate of the
same fabric-this one fashioned into
baby bonnet, the ruff1e framing
your pretty face, the frothy veil just
covering your eyes SO you can play
coy.
SHEER-TOP SORCERY - This
dress is priced bit higher than
those we usually run in this corner,
but what it lacks in cents appeal it
more than makes up in another
kind. It's the sheer top that does it
SO f1attering and feminine-di-
aphanous black sheathing a bodice
of black lace lined with flesh
colored net. The neckline is low
and the sleeves abbreviated and
wrapped. And what the top does
via decolletage the skirt achieves
with drape, it being black crepe with
Evening star., 1945-06-01

Contributions and requests
must be accompanied by the
sender's full name and address.
We will withhold both and use
only initials Please address
mail to the Readers Clearing
House, Woman's Page, The
Evening Star, Washington 4.
Views expressed in the Clear
ing House are not necessarily
those of The Star, and as it is
obviously impossible for us to
test all recipes submitted, we
cannot assume responsibility
for them.
Betsy Cas,OeN.
Evening star., 1945-06-01
ADVERTISEMENT.
DON'T JUST ASK
FOR ASPIRIN

always ask for it by name. Be sure,
say St. Joseph Aspirin. It's genuine
and pure. You can't buy aspirin that
can do more for you. There's none
faster, none better, none more depend
able. Get St. Joseph Aspirin, worlds
largest seller at 10c. Save even more
on large size-100 tablets cost only
35c-you get nearly 8 tablets for l.
Evening star., 1945-06-01

it when cold with the egg beater,
having added about i teaspoon
cream of tartar. 1t takes about 7
minutes to get butter. When the but
ter has formed, I pour off the milk
and wash butter under the faucet.
then salt sparingly. We adults may
have to 60 without butter or mar
garine during the current shortage,
but the children don't.
Evening star., 1945-06-01
=Readers' Clearing House

This works on bonnet brims stiff :
ened with crinoline or buckram.
Felled Seams-I find that it is
much easier to make socalled felled
seams neater if I mark the material
with tailors chalk in a continuous
line just where 1 want to place the
seam. This has saved much seam
ripping.
Butter From Top of Milk-Our
Evening star., 1945-06-01

dairy delivers milk to our home
every other day. OF course I get
the proper amount of homogenized
milk for our little boy. But I also
get one quart of general purpose
milk, with top cream. I carefully
pour this cream off and set it away,
and at the end of every six days
1 have enough top milk to make
about 4 pound of butter. I whip
Evening star., 1945-06-01
BOIL MISERY RELIEVED
by the MOIST heat of
ANTIPHLOGISTINE
ADVERTISEMENT.

The n1oist heat of an
BULLS ANTIPHLOGISTIN
- poultice does two inn
SlNpiE portant things:
smn.,.. ...,... One-helps ease the
SrhAin, bNuISE pain and soreness. Tvo-
SORE MUSCLES helps soften the boil.
ANTIPHLOGISTIN
SIMPLE should be applied as .
s..".. poultics just hot enough
CnESI Guild to be comfortable. Then
S0pE TNpnAT feel its moist heat 70
enoMo..... right to work on that
oHVNCNNN boil-bringing soothing
IRRITATION relief and comfort. Does
good, feels good.
The n,oist heat Of an ANTIPHLOCIS
pouitics also relieves pain and reduces
swelling due to q simple sprain or bruiss
-. and relieves cough, tightnsss Of chest,
muscle soreness due to chest cold, brons
shial irritation and simple sore throat.
zst zstANTIPHLoCISTINEl lAunty Flo) nou.
Evening star., 1945-06-01
CORRECTION


We regret that errors were made
in typing the recipe for "Plantation
Fruit Bars" submitted by Mrs. H
r. A, Fairfax Station, which ap-
peared in the column on Monday
May %. The correct recipe follows
Thoroughly cream u cup short
ening with y cup sugar. Beat in
egg and Y cup molasses. Sift to-
gether 2 cups flour, Il teaspoon salt
4 teaspoon soda, IL teaspoons
baking powder. Stir into creameo
mixture, alternating with Y cup OF
milk. Stir in l cup nuts (chopped)
and l cup raisins or dates, cut up
Spread in creased shallow 8-inch
by 12-inch baking pan. q generally
use 9-inch by 13-inch). Bake Is tc
30 minutes in a moderate oven, 35(
degrees. When cool, cut into bars
1-inch by 2 inches. Amount: 48 bars
You could make 2 pans. often make
mine without fruit and it is Just as
delicious. If desired, spread cooled
bars before cutting with lemon
icing.
Lemon icing: Gradually beat y
cup confectioners' sugar into / stif1y
beaten egg white. Add a dash of salt
and u teaspoon lemon extract"
X X x X
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Information sent in By the fol-
lo,Ding readers has been for
1Oarded to the individuals for
1Ihom it 1Uns intended:
Mrs. L. B., Boyds, Nd; Mrs.
w. S. D., Alexandria; Mrs. C.
B. E, J. F., Miss M. S. S., Wash
ington.
Our thanks to these readers,
,DhoSe suggestions and recipes
1Uere similar to others previously
receiued:
Mrs. P. r. M, Mrs. A. s., Vi
emma, Va; Mrs. C. r. ~, Silver
Spring; Mrs. M. L. McC., Ken
Sington; Miss E. A. j., Mrs. w.,
Mrs. L. H. W., Mrs. S. S. B.,
Washington; Mrs. J. F. S., Aler-
andria; Mrs. w. M. w., Arling-
ton.
Applications for the future
RCH book haze been filed for
Mrs. L. F. H., Langley Field, Va;
Mrs. H. T. A., Forest City, N. C..
X X X X
SUGGESTIONS.
| From Mrs. H. E. w. Silper Spring
Md.)
Have been wanting to add my
enthusiastic approval of this column
for a long time. I have read the
comments by mothers concerning
children with great interest since
I have two of my own. A boy 21z
and baby girl 7 months. I find
that every morning between 1890
and IL o'clock have time to
play with my little boy. Usually
two of the neighbors' little girls
around the same age as my little
son join in the play, which they
all love. This directed play, even
Evening star., 1945-06-01
SHAMPOO FOR ToDDLER.

(From Mrs. j. S., WdShington.J
Re: Shampoo for toddler. Do it
at the kitchen sink! Clear the
drainboard and place thereon a
pillow covered with a rubber sheet
and bath towel. The child is to
lie on the pillow with her head
hanging slightly over the edge of
the pillow, in toward the sink. Have
prepared in advance all equipment
to be used. If you do not have a
spray, have three pitchers of the
right temperature of water for rims
ing. I use a half cup of vinegar in
the second rinse water. Have a bot
tie of liquid shampoo. When all
is prepared my little 2-year -old
climbs up to the drainboard and lies
down on the pillow. Then I gave
her piece of candy (though this is
not essentiaD and start to work.
work fast and all the time say nur-
sery rhymes or other poems. I have
finished before she has finished the
candy. Incidentally, she thinks her
weekly shampoo is a special treat
and anticipates it eagerly. She has
never had any difficulty in this
method which I learned some time
ago from "Woman's Day"
From Mrs. R. D. S., Alexandria, Va. J
To Mrs. A. G. S., Arlington, Va,
who asked about washing little tots
hair, I should like to suggest the
method that I have used for both
of mine. Instead of their having
to stand or sit with their heads
leaning forward, which is a sure
way to get soap in eyes, I lie them
on the drainboard of the kitchen
sink, with head and shoulders rest.
ing on my arm. This leaves my
other arm and hand free to do the
washing. With the child's head
leaning backward into the water
there is little chance of getting soap
in the eyes. AS an extra precau-
ton, especially for small OF
"wiggly'', child, it is a good idea to
rub little vaseline across the fore
head and down the side of the face
as the water will not run over that
so easily.
In answer to her other query, !
should like to suggest The Sub
stance of Mental Health" by George
Preston. M. D., published by Farrar
& Rinehart. This was recon-
mended to me by an eminent psy-
chologist. Besides being packed
full of good ideas, it is written in a
style that shows the good sense of
humor of the writer, who knows
children Verv well
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09

WHEN KING O1ON AGREES, THE TEMPER
BREAKS THROUGH PRINCESS ARALS PRETTY
MASK: You'll Be SORRY FOR TREATING NE
7lHS NV FLASH AFTER WE'RE MARREDI"
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11

for a Clipped porcelain spout
10 ten medallions of the realm
for a very fine long stemmed
calabash with an ivory bowl
Not since Ninnchaha smoked
the ceremonial calumet of the
Five Nations have the feminine
citoycnS displayed such talent
for smudging up low ceilings.
They are now taking lessons
i'm how 10 color a mccrschaum
in ten consecutive generations.
II is the ambition OF every so
ciety bride 10 conEa 10 the altar
putting away at the ancestral
Yen She Cow. Evcrcrumbic is
now selling y ladies' pipes q
day, much 20 Downhill's disgust.
But that's the way it is. That's
the way il Will be. The dav has
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11

less evening gown, wearing a $4,000 pearl neck
lace a tiara OF tcn-carat diamonds, crmine coat
and teG-cent corncob pipe stuck in her pusS.
l am old-fashioned man who believes that
womans place is wherever she happens to be
at the moment.
W/E DO know that pioneer American women
w smoked pipes in the wilderness And just 20
show that l am unbiased and impartial she has
my official endorsement 10 60 right back there
and do the very same thing all over again.
In the meantime in the rather taCit feud be
tween Evcrcrumbe and Downhil l must side with
the moroSe junior partner
Where is the world going to?
OR has it been?
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11

I'm Some Parts Of
the Philip ines,
Kids Have tn Keep
on Growing Until
They Can Get Their
Mouths ArOun d
These Outsize Sto-
gies Before They
Can Be Weaned.