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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-22
DECORATIVE SHADOWS

To achieve a colorful decorative effect, take a bowl of pine branches and make it spill backward to- ward the wall. Bright light from clear glass Christmas lamps, either punched in 6 bowl or concealed from view behind the bowl, create the lovely shadow patterns pictured The shadows may be tinted by adding one or more larger lamps of contrasting colors.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-22

use Tor three or four years because of war time conservat tion measures. Broken in sul ton a nd loose wires at the socket are dangerous. If you have done some anna teur wiring, such as joining two strings of lights tog eth CT, be sure that the ioinings are W r a p p e d sui ficiently in electric wiring tape to pre- vent accidents.
 Although Christmas candles are appearing more and more rarely
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-22
FAMOUS ARTIST , 5KETCHED FIRST
 SANTA FOR U. 5.

Thomas Mast, the famous car toonist who created our conception of Uncle Sam, the Republican elephant and the Democratic donkey, is also credited with giving America its first modern pictoriali- zation of Santa Claus.
 Mast 1Irst sketched his notion of Santa Claus in 1873. This Santa was a rollicking, chubby cid man smoking a pipe SxR, dressed in what looked like night shirt with fur collar and cuffs. Since that day
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-22
OLD CAROLS

Not a few of our carols have been traced to the mystery of plays of the 18th and 18th centuries. In those primitive times, the church, in order to entertain the people, indulged in extraordinary repre- sentations of the events associated with the birth of Christ
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-22

 DE(0LLETE
 TYCOON
By BETTY CLARKE

tAP. NeWSfeafureS Beauty EUltorI
 The lucky girl who has some of grandma's heirlooms can take them out for a Christmas airing pro- vided she is conscious of the added emphasis pendants, brooches and clips create at the neckline
 Glamorous stars of the screen who have adopted new bare shoulder line so that their adorn- ments can be highlighted, find that their necks must be in beau tiful condition to do them justice.
 As moviedom's Maureen O'Hara
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-22
Follow These Simple Precautions
 To Avoid Accidents at Christmas
SNSfAEANsS

radona joyous Christmas holidays marred for m lies by accidents resulting directly holiday festivities following of these mishaps home.
 the Most of the of lights
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-22

Should your iron become soiled on the bottom. sprinkle a bit of salt on a newspaper and rub the iron over it.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-03
Rejection Of the peace plan
would almost certainly lead to
government seizure ol thu re-

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that civilian stock, of oil and 23so-
line are la anDgor'
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-12

lepe reci drugo "a drugo in iihI
nosi ma sinji divan. Tam pocep-
ne ma tia v svoj po1lrog lilij. "a
strenutek sezuje zlate cevlje in
Jill polozi ma prazno belo n1izo.
ITO je Harrow dar.' '
Potem jih spet obuje.
"cudovit, otrok," 81 mis1i go
spa Hardensteinova, lin Harro
je S syojirn cvetninn cudezem
Ispet zadel! o, otrok, &c ii bodo.
Ekdaj well tvojega dolgega pri-
!. jatelja!-Pojdite zdaj menoi
Dusica, ma dvoriscu bo Sc nekaj
novega. Vonj je tn kar premo-
CAM
"Oh, ljuba gospa, ali ne smem
ostati malo sama s svojini lili-
jami? Sal Sc jih ne bonn dotak-
Mia, ker vem, da Sc to ne SINE.
Samo malo? Potem bonn pa sto-
rila vse, kar DO treba!''
"Dobro, JAZZ pojdem cez Lipov
Lyric v park in potem ma dyori-
See. Tia pridete tudi vi, ali ne?'
Gre in Dusica ostane sama.
fZdaj stoji sredi svojega cvetne-
ga kroga pred sliko svoje mate
re in sepeta:
| cali me vidis mati?" Odmor,
kakor bi eakala odgovor. Cisto
tho je, samo poletni veter napi-
huje dodge, belle zavese, in skozi
oknice posilja sonce ozke, zlate
puscice.
"Mati," sepne Dusica Sc en-
krat, ,-poten1 tho zastoka. "Oh,
tako trdno spi, ali pa je tako da-
lice. Lepo mora biti tam, kjer je
ona, da ne mara niti ma1o po-
gledati sem k svoji Dusici, XII
vendar praznuje dan lilij.
"Pri tebi pac lilije pojejo
Vsaka ina svoj glas in tega po-
je. Ali bi Sc dalo po teh glaso-
viii plesati? Toda lepo pocasi
mora It'll, ker nimam rada hitrih
plesov! In &c je tam tako veselo
kakor v zivljenju nj, je treba
pac plesati.
j Prime konce svojih dolgih las
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-12

ma mel dE, " tez lid g1eda.'
Bel zabo1 1tek ia ia MEM We
nee roz. aGospa Hardensteino.
va, pfiditG! fogiejte vendar!'
Zdaj je treDa najprej srieti We.
nee III 81 gu nadeti. u ogledalo
Fpri teta III tfeba gledati, kaiti
|venri ~ razpusc cenim zlatim Ia.
sem zriieron1 priiegajo, kakor je
|treba.
HI zdaj odprirno zabojcek! Ma
bell svileni blazirici par zlatih
|cev1jev! III kaksno obliko ina
jo! Kakor iliti Sc prilegajo nezni
noziti, iii ma koriice Sc lahko sto-
Fpi v njih, kakor bi Bill clovek
bos. Dusica plese 5 svojirni fla
tin1i ceveljtki in vencen roz po
starih karnenitih ploscah pod Ii
po.
ITO so moji ceve1jeki veselja!
Vselej jih bonn obula, kadar bonn
vesela. In kadar jih bonn obula,
Fbo praznik!'
I'm tudi' danes je prank, vas
rojstni dan, princeska, in pustiti
nlorate, da vam zelin sreeo. In
Sc nnarsikaj bono videli =. ="
"Ali slisis, stara ipa, kaj je
danes? Moi rojstni dan in praz.
mix. In tudi ii 81 danes svoii
rajlepsi obleki."
Kajti lipa cvete ma svoji Sc
verni strani. "
"Poglej mole zlate cevlje! ze
tistoc let nisi vec videla zlatih
eevlev! Vrzi mi majhen sopek
z vrha, ker irnas iste kakor sr
cal"
/ Naposled pusti, da jo Harro ir
i gospa Hardensteinova odvedets
v systematically stoji v pol
krogu lilije v starih, preprostih
kositrnih vazah, XII Sc medic BILE
see. Dusica tesnobno. zadiha
E"Ai je to "a moi rojstni DAMP"
Gospel Hardensteinovi Sc zdi
da je Harrovo tihozitje sveti
| cami skoraj plasno svecano, ii
da tega ne popravi niti mizic;
z darili sredi sobe. Otrok opa
zuje svoje darove, potem jemlj,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-12

; ;PosIovenfI Bofis Rihtefs4c

Ne original, ampak njegov pr
snetek. Locitev. Cd originala III
se. niu bila zdela bogoskrun-
stvo. Da je odklo11il prodaio, je
dvigni1o ceno s1ike, ne da bi bill
on to slutil. Kajti ameriski mill
jonar mora in1eti slavnostno
dvorano, in ker kolje prasice, je
slika kakor nalasc zato, da bo
vise1a v njegovi hisi v Chicagu.
Mrs. in Miss Vandoutenova boz
sta kakor dve plen,kinji, ko boste
kazali sliko' svojim obiskoval-
Gem. Harro je sliko "a America
ma prerisa1 in dobn "a posnetek
vec, kakor mu je bill ponudil "a
original. Ma posnetku SO sciti "a
grbe, XII jih drze zlati levi in pc
likani, prazni, in 1astnik da lah-
ko grb pozneje naslikati, &c bo
svojo hcer .omozil kaksnim
obubozanim grofom ali italian
skim principom. ..
Toda Thorsteinu ne zarf obraz
sano zaradi bankovcev, XII jill ie
nesel banko. Tudi praznike
praznuje in gospa Hardenstei-
nova je odkrila, da je ma svetu
tudi neka nadarjenost, O kateri
Sc il niti Sanjalo nj, namree ma.
darjenost "a prirejanje prazno.
|vanj. In ia iadarjenost je mo.
rala eisto zakopana spati v Thor,
steinu, sal je ona nikoli pref nj
|opazila. Mo samo je zivljenje
tako hudo premetava1o sem in
tia. Ko Sc je omozila, je potova.
La krizem po vsej Nenciji
lMajhen grob ina v Dieuzeu in
I drugega v Thornu. Mic vec ne We
ma pamet,, kolikokrat je stal voz
"a pohistvo pred vrati in koli
krat so planili nosaci po njenih
receh.
"Sprijaznila Sc bonn stebri
Harro," rece, ''ker SO tako po
steno trdni in jih nj mogoce pre-
mikati. Mnoge bi to zelo motile
in vznemirjalo, meme pa pomir
ia. Kar proved sem Sc ze klatils
po svetu.-Kako uspeva otrok
fze tri tedne nj rekel niti bese
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-12

i'll danes cvete lipa, ki se ma.
's1anja J sv6ji1n in6gocriim deb
ION ob zidovie uttdbe, in ina
kofetifiio v nha1hni 6niili, svojo
kroyfJo ra fazrfd stfra tez Lipov
'eritek. Taiso Se prebiva til eofi
q visavah, kaftf tttdi i sever1e
'stranf otda1a utrdro dvanajst
.ogfofniIih je1k iii tudi te g1edajo
.sano = vrhovi kvak1, veje dva-
najste pa se ze dotikajo rdecega
sstoipa, XII gieda kakor trden in
castitliv cuvaj ma kaner1ite
pIoste Lipovega grica. IA GRID
.je zgoraj tako razsezen, da bi
ifnela berhnska MAJ emma hisa $
sestimi sobami dcvolj 'prostora
ma MEM III lahko bf Sc ma MEM
.prebivalo Y senci ali pa ma soln-
-cu. Brsljan poganja povsod oko-
Ii kron svoje lovke IN izteza We,
jice po najrdanjsih linica1 v Ii
du.
:Dusica hiti svecano ob1ecena K
svoji vrvici, XII sega koncem
do znozja utrdbe, g1oboko pod
koreninani hpe Y s1srivnostnem
koticku parka.
20, vrvica ie tezka!s Nekaj visi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-12

da Sc razsiri nezna, zlata preja
kakor tencica. Izprva samo malo
premika glavico, okraseno . ro-
zami, potem dvigne memo nozi-
co. Zdaj PLAYA pocasi Y krogu
Iilij. Obfne Sc in Sc skloni.
. Tedaj' Sc odpro vrata in tam
stoji Harro 2 velikim sopom roz
" roki: q nasmeskom mu priki-
ma in Sc pocasi zasuce v krogu,
in Memo drobno teiesce je kakor
bel plamen v tanki obleki.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-12

dsc9 vsc y Najlepyeli, KIDD ",
All niord6 u ie.. BONO spraviiil
otrolka kyiskti!"
T6da Hafro Sc zaradi teh be-
sed npfe kdo pa je se' . te11
1ytYknfI4 .s
To prihaia samo ,od vasega
Nubeznivega in hvaIeznega Gle
danja ia riaso dolino solza. Ka-
kor bi bila.ta lepa zemlja kaznii-
MICA. in III Bio treba vse Iubko,
1epol iii dobro presaditi takoi ma
vase nebsske polJane, Gin Sc
razvije. ce ste tako dobro znani
. svojir1i bozanstvom, da mu
1aiiko poveste svoje nazore, bi Sc
mi .zde1o najparnetnejse, ce bi
.nnu livaiezno PRIMAL, kaksno
1epo. sejnisce nam je ustvaril.
Ma MEM Sc sicer casih kar pre-
grdo vedemo, toda sejmisce sa-
mo ter1u III krivo>"
] NE bodite vsakdanji, Harro,
IN razenl tega nosite tudi postra-
nj lilije, q katerih ste mi vendar
|rekH, da jih je treba nesti po-
koncu." .'-,..
Harro je gospo Hardenstei-
novo ' sprejernnici, pozno I'VE
Ger je, Dusica ze davno spi in
Harro razlaga svoji prijateljici,
kako je treba de1ati z lilijami,
&c hocerl1o, da bodo razvile vso
krasoto. In gospa Hardenstei.
nova zrnajuje zanisljeno z gla.
lvo mad vsemi terni pripravarf1i
Dvajsetega Julia sveti solnce
tako z1ato, kakor Sc "a ta dan
tspodobi, in nebo je ze zjutraj
temnosinje. Dusica je ze ma vse
izgodaj nasla ma toaletni mizici
svojo najlepso obleko. To mora
nekaj pon1eniti. Ali je mords
danes dan lilij? Ko je opravlje
ma, srnukne ven ma Lipov gri
eek, nekdanjo utrdbo, proti ka
teri Sc odpira njena soba s kril
mimi vrati in odkoder Sc vidi '
dve dolini, kajti ia gricek j
kakor rite, okoli katerega Sc Of
znozju zvija reka skozi dive kot
lini. Zelena gozdna pobocjs
spremljajo strugo, in prav on
stran Lipovega gricka je prize
ten prostor, kjer segajo bukve
do nabrezja in iztezajo ljubect
rdke mad zelenozlato vodo. Re
cica sana zavre nekoliko svo
tick, kakor ne bi sla rada dale
in visoko bicevje obdaja njer
drugi breg. Ia kraj Sc imenujt
|'grofovska kopel' in Sc zdaj dr..
stare kamenite stopnice " vab
'cevo globino.
10. u sss --+s re
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-12
Nadaljsvanje)

Harro poiozi levico okoli drob'
mega bitJa, = desnic0 pa pfitisne
zlato glavico ralllo K sebi.
''Zakaj izteza roke tako pro
sete?"
"ce il nihte ne 30. pomagal, bo
morala kupo izpustiti, Harro; "a
to isce $ svojo rdecoi lucjo, hodi
bosonoga in i$ce."
"Toda ne 30 je izpustila, do
kler DO zivela!n
.Ali nlislis, Harro? Toda ce
bo umrla? Potem Sc bo kupa raz-
drobila iii vse bo temno. zivali
bodo zaspale in Sc ne bodo zbu-
die. In vsakdo bo lahko prisel
v grad, kdor DO hotel"
Harro ses skloni K njej in 'po.
jubi kakor din meme zlate lase
ma temenu. q
''Hvala ii, Dusica, zdaj je slika
posvecena.' =
sEsTo poGLAvJE
Dan lilij j
Zdaj je Dusica ujela ze rnarsi-
kaj tudovitega. Harro je deklet.
ce prav presodil, ,-zmesti ina v
sebi, XII SO potrebne, da lahko
prav uziva. presenecenja.. Dozi
vela je prank ,cvetov trnjolice
prank srnarnic; iii vsak .ssvoje
lastne lepote sta il prinesla
Dolgi Thorstein hodi kakor pu
ran in izteza svojo rjavo kodra
sto glavo pod starim klobuckom
da zacenjajo drvarji in kmetje
XII ga sretujejo, sl1emati tepice
pred MIN; pref SO rnirno cakali
da jih' je on pozdravil. Prislu
skujoci Dusici pripoveduje::
''ce hocess videti nastajajooete
ga kapitalista, poglej meme. &
bi hotela, bi Kaliban in JAZZ lah
ko vsak dan jedla kurja bedrs
smetano; ali pa bi Sc vozila .
senenim vozon po dezeli, kakoi
bi storil decek IL pravljice, q
bi bill postal kralj. Pameten de
eek, XII je vedel, kaj bi bilo le
po." -, DE-. --.. ..-..
Harro je; svojo sliko prodal
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-12

Wilson h. Young, (R), Lamore
county farmer, who was appointed
by Governor, Aandahl to succeed the
late Sen. John Moses, (D), who died
recently. Young, strong for inter-
national cooperation, will serve until
the 1916 election.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-12

Lepa, kratka ohlapna suknja v
pizberi novih ponlhdfiiskili barv.
Dobro narejena Il vse- volnenega
blaga. Mere 10 40 l0.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16

ADvERrIsEMENT
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
AmpIeCodI Seen
But=LoWefGrdde

Domestic consumers will receive
their normal coal supply next
winter if they are willing TO ac-
-cept 70 per cent of II m cheaper
and less scarce Goals. the Solid
Fuels Administration has an
HoHnced
Home users previously had been
told they would get only so per
cent the past seasons supply
According To Edward c. Crowley
rpgionaf -SF1A manager, Michigan
users wifi have TO take onefffth
in lower grades if they want the
full supply.
All consumer need declaratio lions
filed by today are guaranteed 50
per cent delivery by Oct. /,
Crowley said. He pointed out,
however, that May ID is not the
deadline for filing of applications,
but only a suggested date.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
Youthful Killer
IsDetIdred Sane

A trial date viii be set shortly
for ETven Kent confessed frying
pan slayer Of his mother, who was
declared sane yesterday by three
psychiatfists in report TO Circuit
Judge Ira w Jayne
Doctors Irving f. Edgar John
NJ. Dorsey and Russell T. Costello
reported the boy is "emotionally
immature and manifests ten
dency to dramatize himself" but
is not suffering from "a mental
disease or disorder which would
impair his responsibility" accord
ing to Assistant Prosecutor A.
Tom PaSiecZny.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
Col. Ellis. 25.
Gets HighPOSf

FAR EAST AIR FORCES HQa
SOUTHWEST PACIFIC AREA,
May Is tINS4-Appeihtment of
.215.ycar-oId Col Richard Ellis,
Laurel. Del. to the post of deputy
cilIef fni=stHff= of the Far East air
forces was announced today by
commanding Gen George ken
neN.
The appointment placed one ot
the wars youngest and most sue
cessful combat officers in a vlr-
tuaily unprecedented post OF
responsibility. On the day Ellis
pa1seleeted for the position, he
completed his 200th =homhardment
mission gainst the -Jap-held
emma coast
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
OPA Names =
AS Gas Cheats

Two persons were named by the
QPA-tndas= =in=RaffaniS- charging
violations of gasoline rationing
James A. Ever. 33. of Pontiac,
=ctlaFgeti=~=t=t having pur-
chased ~ 7 coupons, p a d-rt-ut-a
batch stolen by a Pontiac m ii
carrier last June. The mail car
rier. Robert Berg IS serving a
threc-year prison term.
John Denton, 30, also Of Pom
tiac. was charged with buying
coupons good for about 225 gal
Ions of Gas. S.-------
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
9th Boy Seized
|nHo|dup Killing

Police arrested a sixth teen-age
suspect today and sought another,
in the holdup killing Of Joseph
Ross. SO. Of 1886 PinehurSt dur
ing an attempted robbery Of the
Vernon Ginger Ale Co.
IT. Leo Doyle apprchended Os-
car Becker. II, of 33l7 Wabash,
whom he identified as a former
Vernon employe who 'caSed the
holdup Job for his young gang.
Becker refused 10 talk 10 mem
berS of the prosecutors statf.
even when confronted by his for
mer pals and their stories.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16

LONDON, May IS rtP1 Prime
Minister Churchill revealed today
that when Britain was threatened
with invasion King George prac-
ticed shooting with a tommy gun
and rife in Buckingham Palace :
gardens
In an address of congratulation
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
New Bishop Named

VATICAN City. May -tINS1
Monsignor William Arnold OF
Fort Wayne, Ind, today was made
bishop and was commissioned 10
The Z. S military vicariat headed
by Archbishop Spellman of New
York
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
British Face Food Cut

LONDON. May - tUPl Food
Minister LleweIlin said today that
Britain may have to undergo new
food-ration cuts despite the end
OF the European war.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
British Told of Kings
Plan ID Sheet NaZiS

TO the monarch on the victory IN
Europe Churchill told members OF
Commons that the king frequently
came directly from has backyard
target practice 10 their urgent
luncheon conferences IN 1870
. The king ne added. was ready
10 fight beside hls troops 10 rc'Vl
the invader, u they crossed the
channel
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16

A Boeng Aircraft Co. artists cvtaway drawing of the
Boeng b % of Japan. In the
nose (under the top forward turret and above the
lower forward gun nOunt) sit pilot copllo navigator
is shown crawling aft through long tube spanning the two
bomb At far cn of this tube are the crew quarters
with hunks below the revolving gun turret with IT'S
sighting bisers-ysbIe on ship flying aongsidel. The
tail gnners compartment separated from the rest OF
the ship y an unpressurized compartment Covering has
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
I2-C THE DtTsOiT TINES
May ls45


Detroit Police SGT. Wayne FerneluS,
VeHtriloauist, and his dummy Jerry Me
Safety" giving Allen Park children
safety talk as Allen Park officers watch.
Times Photo
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
CORRECTION
InI.rnaI-0naI sound I'D.

The original Lee F. Redman,
creator of Personality Portraits
and fine photography for IS
years, wishes 10 inform his
customers that he has no con-
nection whatsoever with other
Redman Studios or anyone OF
similar name. when tciebbOHiHg
you may be confused by three
Redman studios, but remember
there is only one ORIGINAL
LEE +. REDMAN identified
by Personality
IN Portraits an d
/A\ name in oval. MY
w ONLY STUDIO,
W 2el2 West Grand
TrssS2sssyp Blvd, between
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ME XfPhh1 Third. M A ID /
|F SON 1918.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-10-10
BOOSTS AkITY
WITHIN INDUSTRY

PHIL A DELPHIA, Oct. 10
(ANP).-Over 130 employees of
he Publicher Commercial Alcoho'
company and their families were
guests at the first family shop night
held at the Christian Street Branch
YMCA.
Appearing on the short program
were Lester M. Suit, branch activi-
ties secretary; Joseph Fiocca, vice
president of the Distillers union;
Lewis B. Carter, industrial secre-
tary of the Armstrong association;
George Peeler, who represented
the workers; Aaron Gold, assistant
personnel director of the concern,
and Postelle Vaughn, director of
The South District USES office.
The family shop night sponsored
oy the YMCA'S industrial commit
ZEE is the beginning of a series of
such get-togethers to foster inter-
racial goodwill in industry.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-10-10
BUREAU OFFERS FREE
Site FOR CHILD CARE

HILAD ELPHIA, Oct. 10
(ANP) The Bureau for Colored
Children has offered it's shelter and
administration buildings in West
Philadelphia for another year rent
free for use as child-care center.
The offer was made recently by
Mrs. Ada B. Carter, executive
secretary of the bureau, to the
board of education, which has jur-
isdiction over the centers. Under
present plans, the centers are sche-
duled to close in another month.
Two of the 20 centers located in the
city have already closed their doors.
Social agencies in Philadelphia
have been very much disturbed by
the uncertainty of continuing the
the child-care centers in our COM
munity," Mrs. Carter said in trans
mitting the offer.
IheSe cenCerS mean mucn &c
mothers who must work because
they are widows or because their
husbands are still in the armed
forces. The full responsibility for
the maintenance of their families
has fallen on them.
"Such mothers can only give
their best service to their employ
ers when their children are we'll
cared for. Since the personnel of
the child-care centers is made of
well-trained, experienced individ-
uals, it is not hard to see how this
eases the minds of mothers while
on the job.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-10-10
BRONZE STAR AWARDED
RED CROSS club MAN

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10 (ANP)
Winston Howard of thi-
city was one of six Red Cross work
ars awarded a bronze star by Brig
Gen. Please B. Rogers, Seine Sec.
ton commander, at a recent cere-
mony in the Louvre in Paris, ac-
cording to a report received here a,
Red Cross national headquarters.
The award was made for excep-
tional service with the Rangers in
France.
Mr.. Howard, who is club direc-
tor for the Red Cross, was in the
newspaper and publicity profession
before the war. He was advertising
consultant for the Afro-American
newspapers.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-10-10

"It is true that the child-care
centers were started as an expedi-
ent war measure, but the need for
them is every bit as important now,
during the reconversion period.
eve still have responsibility in
this direction that we must face
squarely. Funds should be made
available with as little delay as
possible to keep the day-care pro-
gram for working mothers alive
for at least one year from VI
Day." Mrs. Carter said.
Use for another year Of the
West Philadelphia building, which
has been occupied as a child-care
center during the past year, was
approved by the bureaus board Of
directors.