davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The union times., 1946-03-30

or more than $4OOO or maybe $5OOO for a house. ata
 On the basis of 100000 hous- ing units already authorized for preferential treatment by CPA: 7O% of the housing units will rent
 for more than $40 month 9O% of the housing units will sell
 for more than $55OO
 This isn't the whole story. 5O% of the housing units will rent
 for more than $50 a month 7O% of the housing units will sell
 for more than $65OO
 You don't have to bother about the statistics if you can see that the vast majority of housing units which are now being given prefer ential treatment are way beyond the means of the average worker and veteran.
 You don't have to bother about the statistics if you can see that the vast majority of housing units which are now being given preferential treat n'ent are way beyond the means of the average worker and veteran.
The union times., 1946-03-30
Poletti Named

NEW YORK II (FP) II Former Gcv. Charles Po1etti of New York has been named impartial chairman oi the New York coat and suit industry succeeding the late Harry L. Hopkins On the committee which appointed Poletti was General Manager Israel Feinberg of the New York Joint Board of Cloak, Suit, Skirt & Reefer Makers, International Ladies Garment Workers Union (AFL).
The union times., 1946-03-30
Stabilization Board
 Approves CSC Minimum
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(Continued from Page One)
 ''Third, even if the rice effects were of somewhat greater dimen. sions, I would still support the pro- posed revision. say this in spite of my fear of the huge infationary forces which confront us. Prices that depend upon sweatshop wages are sweatshop prices. No thoughtful consumer would choose to benefit through lower prices if those prices are based on substandard wages
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-04
ir Jos Darbai

alaukit arba do knygualbmu aciu
apaymu ape Amek eg Msios veikmu Wangne If San Fran
vikai Anglskas aprasymai Msos Auha soO
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-04
|zeme. Toks pat likimas lau-
kia ir dabartiniu okupantu.
DR.. A. G..
NETINKAMA DELE
GACIJA ILONDONA

Chicago Tribune isvadina vi
SO Americas delegacija, kuria
PREF. Truman paskyre atsto-
vault Amerika United Nations
Organizacijos pirnlame pose
dyje Londone, prastu ir negar-
bingu rinkiniu. Stettinius, wy
riausias delegates, pavadina-
mas atstovaujanciu grobisiska
turta. Eleanora Rooseveltiene
sake, pasizymejus kisimusi
kitu zmoniu reikalus ir dabal
gauna proga praktikuoti kisi
mast ne j savo reikalus ne
pasauliniu mastu.
Neatsakanciais tam tikslu
delegatais Tribune randa ir XII
tus visus, kaip tai Frank Wal
ker, Senatorius Connally i
Vandenberga, kurie dirba sa
vo vietu islaikymui, ne Ameri
kos zmoniu gerovei.
Antraeilius atstovus, kai
John Foster Dulles, Rep. Es
ton, ir Senatoriu Townsend il
gi skaito netinkamais.
Tribune baigia: "Apgailet
ma jeigu tie terasta tinkamial
81 atstovauti sia Sail pasaul
niuose posedziuose. Sails at
; teko j rankas lengvasvoriu, u
sieniniu geradariu, ir sukt
menkos rusies politikieriQ".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-04
a ~ a \ A hmemH
eanum mb@ LA n l. ma
Laisve paine -
Jungo nevilksim!

stas pakeisti savo sutikima bu-
ii dvasios vadu, jis tik tuomet
dalyvautu jeigu mes persior-
ganizuotume i Tarybos skyriu.
Reiskia, pasiulymas Quotas ne
imanomas.
LVS 13-tas skyrius jau pra-
dejo savo veikima, surenge pa
sekmingas prakalbas, vietos
Lietuviai daug suzinojo kaip
svarbu yra dirbti ir tik dabar,
neatideliojant; patyre kas jau
yra nuveikta ir kas artimoje
ateityje numatyta veikti.
Cia platinama knygos-litera-
tura ginanti Lietuvos reikalus,
81 literature yra musu svar-
biausias ginklas, ma visa tai
A. L. Taryba boikotuoja.
A. UlGickas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-04
Pabeg6|iQ GyveniIno zinios

sonieGiai, isskyrus studentus,
kurie gavo stipendijas studi-
JOINS kol kas selpiami tik ivai-
riais pazadais ir rastais. Tas
zinoma irgi palaiko musu mo-
rale ir mes kantriai laukiam
laivu is Americas, kurie pava-
sariui atves zieminius paltus,
vasarai - siltus megstinius,
stiprius batus ir TT.
Leidinys daro malonu ispud!
ir tue jog jane nesimato tos
pataikavimo bel parti n g u m c
dvasios, kuri pabegeliu tarpe
stengiamasi uoliai kultivuoti.
- Lietuviu Suddenly korpo
racija Zuriche "Lithuania' IS
sirinko nauja valdyba.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-04

- BeVelk vlSl Berne gyVe-
nantieji Lietuviai susirenka kas
antra savaite vienoje kavineje
pasidalinti mintimis ir ziniomis.
7 susitikimus ateina taip pat
Lietuvoje gyvene sveicarieciai.
sveicarieciu laikrasciuose pas
kelbta kad nuo Sausio / d. att
mamos diplomatines privilege
jos triju Pabaltijo tautq pa
siunsiuntinybems Sveicarijoje.
sveicarijon pateke Lietu-
viu pabegeliai ligsiol buvo ap-
gyvendinti trijose dide S n e s e
grupese: Yverdone, Cossonay
ir Mollendruz. Paskut in e S e
dviejose vietovese buvo ireng-
tos darbo stovyklos. Kaip Dir
vos skaitytojai, greiciausia, at
mena is tilpusiu aprasymu, Mol
lendruz musu vyrai kirto mis-
ka. Taciau ten darbai del sal
ciu pasibaige. Pasiliko tiktai
Cossonay stovykla. Gruodzio
pirmosiomis dienomis ir 81 dar-
DO stovykla del pabegeliu sto-
kos uzsidare. Mat, kitu tautu
pabegeliu skaicius nuolat ma
zeja, mes jie gall sugryzti
savo tevyne. Del to priezas-
ties Sveicarieciu atitinkamos u.s.
taigos nutare Cossonay stovy-
kla likviduoti. Dalis vyru ap.
sigyveno Yverdone, kit isvykc
j Renens dar5u stovykla.
: Cossonay stovyklos gyvento
] iai savo "darbo pusmeciui at
zymeti' isleido vienkartini lei
DIM "Cossonieciai". Tai Is ma
sinele rasytu puslapiu zurnal
pavidalo leidinys, pasizymis SO
vo dailia isvaizda. Jane idet
atsiminimai is gyvenimo Sve
carijoje, atspausinta keliolik
> eilerasciu. Nestinga ir Same
y jaus. Paw, vienas stovyklc
; gyventojas pasakoja, kaip j
/ atostogu metu lankesi Genev'
/ je. Toliau rasoma:
J. "Veliau patyriau kad vasarC
ii metu galima nemokamai ir nal
vyne gauti. o tas ivyko st;
@ kaip: gerokai pavarges nuo v
If sokiu vizitu, vakare kol e
= traukinys atgal, nutariau mie
= to sodne kick pailseti; paril
IS kes patogesni suoleli prigulia
Al pasilseti -. mano poilsi nj
j. trauke pirmieji rytojaus sal
les spinduliai. Patrynes ak
a. kuo skubiausiai nuskubejau
ia stoti, is kur patraukiau Co
IN sonay link. Nuo patogios SUI
j. 10 atlosos 2 dienas negaleja
a. atitiesti sprando, bet patyria
D. kad graziojoje sveicarijoje g;
il lima kartais ir nemokamai pc
a nakvoti'.
S. Leidinyje ideta ir viena XII
pastaba del Sveicarijoje ger
S kai slubuojancio pabegeliu Sc
as pimo darbo. Leidinyje ras
81 ma: "Stambiausias visu Liet
X viu mecenatas, be abejo, VI
III Americas Lietuviai, kurie p'
os ''Fonda" remia visus nelaim
je atsidurusius tautiecius. Co
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SveGiuose pas Pab6g6|ius AustrijOje
SpeciaEa Dirvai is sveicarjo
Specialiai Dirvai is Sveicarijos.

bar karas pasibaige, O Wis
dar nera susisiekimo. ST.
ia aplinkybe pabegelius Ia
bal slegia, mes per ta visa
karo audru laika tick daug|
isgyventa, jog ,nori SUI gi-
minemis ir draugais bent
laiskais pasidalinti minti-
mis-. zmones yra istroske
paste. Eina visokiu kalbu
kad jau netrukus bus gall
ma susirasineti SUI uzsieniu.
Bet ligsiol tos zinios dar
nepasiteisino. Taip pat SUI
kitomis Vokietijos zonomis
susisiekimas Wis dar lieka
smarkiai suvarzytas. Daug.
seimos nariu ir draugu per
kara yra pasimete. Nesant
reguliaraus susis i e k i m O,
sunku susirasti. Lietuviskos
organizacijos pagal isgales
tarpininkauja, norint susi-
/ jieskoti saviskius. Jos yra
uzvedusios pabegeliu regis
: tracija. Taciau tarpusavis
5 susizinojimas dar pasilieka
i per daug apsunkintas kad
: butu galima kiekvienu at
i veju susisiekti ir atlikti rel
: kalingus pajieskojimus. Bet
: tue atzvilgiu padetis su kick.
i vienu menesiu gereja. De.
: ia, savo giminiu ir draugu
: jieskantieji neretai gauna
/ pranesima kad jieskomie'
j yra zuve, dinge ar, grei
ciausia, like bolseviku uzirH
tose Vokietijos srityse. De
/ susisiekimo sukrikimo laba
l. nukencia pabegeliu leidzia
;, nj laikrasciai. Mat, jie Ike
. lyle j slzaitytoja turi nuga
Il lei eles kiiuciu. Kai ku
. riose vietove7e stinga, b
Z. to, spaustuv.u k1rios ture
y tn Lietuvisko raidyno zen
y y klu5.
= Eco ir darbo zmones
i Tarp pabegeliu neabejc
Is jamai vyrauja jauni vyrs
q ir jaunos moterys. Pusan
e zio zmoniu jau zymiai ma
i. ziau, O. vyresnio amz i u
al kaip ir nematyti. Tai visiS
n kai suprantama. Bolsev
y kinis siaubas daugi a u S i
es grese jaunimui, tad jis pil
IS. mole eileje turejo gelbet
a savo gyvybe ir>erauktis
os gimtojo krasto. Isbego, gs
IN lima sakyti, tautos zieda'
u Butu klaidinga manyti ka
e tarp pabegeliu nebutu fiz
e. MO darbo darbininku; bo
e. sevizmas erase kiekvienal
e. samoningam zmogui, tais
al il pelniusiam duona ka'
:. dienine is raumenu ltemp
j. mo. Bet kai klausineju p;
II begeliu ka jie veike Lietl
IL vote, dazniausia tenka i
e. girsti kad dirbes Nepriklal
~ somos Lietuvos valst y b e
v tarnyboje, laisvosiose pr
J.e fesijose, versluose, moksl
II zemes ukyje. Tad pabeg'
u liu tarpe uztinki tautos svi
Il suomene. Visos sios geria1
a siosiQs tautos jegos per
e. kara skaudziausiai nukel
e. tejo. Tai buvo samonil
giausias ir atspariau i a
O. tautos gaivalas, kuris neg;
a. lejo pakesti svetimu ok
e paciju.
a. Laikas bega nejuciomi
ri Jau reikia ruostis kelione
y 0 dar tick butu kalbu! DE-
a. tick klausimu neisaiskints
u Buvo sunku skirts SUI tai
~ tieciais ir tautietemis, kl
RE rode tick daug Lietuvi'
"a ko nuosirdumo ir vaisingl
H. mo.
su Vel tiltu ejau per Rein;
ie Jis neteka taip tykiai, kai
a. musu Nelnunelis. Bet
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(Pabaiga is pereito nr.)
kurie gall eina mokslus

5! nuOIalka. V1enl lsVa-
ziave prizes kelias dienas,
xiii rengiasi isvykti ryt po-
ryt. Toks pasinesimas esas
pastebimas kone visoje Au-
strijoje, kur tik esq Lietu-
viz. Visoje Vorarlb e r g 0
provincijoje pasilike apie
$50 Lietuviu. Tirolyje esa
priskaitoma tarp 400 Xxi $50
Lietuviu. Salzburge il. Lin
re SUI apylinkemis esama ir-''
gi arti 400 zmoniu. Tuo
budu vakaru ir pietu Au-
strijoje skaiciuojama apy-
tikriai 1,500 Lietuviu. Tas
skaicius anksciau buves zy-
miai didesnis. Apie $50 jau-
ny vyru ir moteru mokosi
Insbrucko univer S i t e t e.
Nors salygos nepaprastai
sunkios, bet siaip taip ga
lima gyventi. Ypac apverk-
tina padetis su knygomis
ir mokslo irankiais, lygiu
budu nelengva surasti kam-
bari, nes miestas smarkiai
subombarduotas. Pabege-
liu tarre yra pasklide gan
du kad aliantai ren G 9 S
Miunchene atidaryti specia-
line aukstaja mokykla, skir-
ta isimtinai pabegeliu jau-
nimui. Bet ar taip bus?
Tiki j Lietuvos atsikurima
Valanda slenka po valan'
dos. Mieli tautieciai ir tau
tietes, kick leidzia salygo3
rodo tgyadicini Liet- -.vlslzs
vaisinguma. Aptaria.ne ia
viena, tai kita klal s m q
Kaip ir yi5ais at1e ais, VI;
zmoniu, labiau Ia!inku5i4
optinlizma, bet at5iranda ;:
tokiq kurie ateiti vai-duo
jasi juodai. Bet tokiu al
XII n:azun-a. siaip daugu
mas turi vienais ar kitai
samprotavimais pagr y S t
Wilt kad greit gal e S i m
gryzti j laisva Tevyne! Ki
tt vel galvoja kad atlanta
lures pabegeliais susirupin
ii ir jiems surasti apsigy
venimo vieta, kol paaiske
Lietuvos valstybes likimaS
Be abejojimo, daugiau S i
vilciu nukreipta j Ameriko
Jungtines Valstybes. Tel
gyvena didele Lietuviu tau
tos dalis, ten kone kiekvie
mas Lietuvis turf ar tai dc
de, ar tai teta. Todel te
gu broliai Amerikieciai ne
sistebi kad JUGS pabegelia
apipila laiskais.
Turbut, niekas taip ats
dejes neskaito laikrasciu i
taip stropiai neklauso rad
jo naujienu, kaip pabege
liai. Didzioji Amerikieci
jaunimo organizacija YIN
CA laiko skaitykla, kurioj
galima taip pat rasti Sve:
carieciu laikrascius. Jie tu
ri ypatingai dideli pasisek:
ma, mes iuose uztink a m
daugiau idomiu ziniu, ne
kaip vietineje S p a u d oj
Kiekviena reiksming e n
naujiena vispusiskai iske
mentuojama. Galimas de
lykas kad kartkartemis vie
mai kitai zinutei teikiam
per daug svarbos. Bet pc
begeliai informaciiose mol
iziureti Drasme, kuri irody
tn ju galvojimo teisingums
Visos gi mintys ir viltys nj
kreiptos j paliktaja tev
zeme.
Visus pabegelius domin
klausimas. kada bus gal
ma laisvai susirasineti s
uzsieniu. BuNG1t Lietuvoj
bolseviku ir NGiu okuna
cijoje, teko eile metu isbu
ii be tiesioginio rysio 3
placiuoiu pasauliu. Boise
- y
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AUK o S
Nariu Mokesciai, ir Pi'
nigai uz knygas
NASHUA, N. H.
Aukotojai LVS l3-to
Skvriaus Prakalbose

NASHUA, N. H., lake pra-
kalbu surengtu LVS 13-to sky
riaus, Gruodzio 9 d., aukavo
Sic:
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Padeka Tuebinginieciams

Balys Baleisis, gyvenas Bay
reuthe, reiskia per laikrascius
padeka Tuebingene gyvenan-
items Stems tautieciams uz gy-
dyma ir slaugyma: Inz. R. sa-
tut, DR.. Med. Kisieliui ir B. Gra-
zuliui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-04
Kitos Aukos

Mr.. ir Mrs. Jonas Rouika,
Columbus, Ohio 1000
Mike Chaplikas,
Binghamton, N. Y. 800
Prare X. sunskaite,
Lowell, Mass. 600
Andy Lukas,
Cleveland 500
B. Matuleviciene,
Brunswick, o. LOO
J. I.eimonas,
Cleveland LOO
KAS DAUGIAU?
Siuskit savo auka Lietuvos
vadavimo akcijai remit. REM
kit u. S. Kongrese inestu re-
zoliuciju pravedima Kongrese-
Aukokit Lietuvai Vaduoti Sa-
iungai, kuri aktingai dirba Lie
tuvos nepriklausomybes gyni-
mo darbe. Aukas siuskit:
Lvs CENTRAS
$500 Superior Avenue
Cleveland 3, Ohio.
NEPAZYMETA AUKA
, Tarp aukotoju A. L. Misijai
5 buvo praleista auka sekancio:
} John Shaw. SiauSiunas
i Brooklyn, N. Y. 1000
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-04

eDEL KO STALINAS pirs-
tus grauziasi. Rusijos caras
pardave Alaska Amerikai 1867
m. paimant po 2 centu uz ak
ra = uz S7,2O0,000. Veliau
Alaskoje atrasta turtingiausios
aukso kasyklos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-04
STALINAS SU HITLE.
RIU BUVO PASIDA-
LINE PASAULI

Japonijos Princas Konoye,
kuris nusizude noredamas is
vengti karo kriminalistu teis-
mo, paliko dokumenta irodan-
ii kad 1910 metals Stalinas SUI
sitare slaptai SUI Hitleriu pasi-
dalinti pasauli, kada j uzka-
riaus. Stalinas sau skyresi
India ir Irana.
Sulyg to plano, kuri turejo
ivykdyti Vokietija, Japonija ir
Russia, Japonijai buvo pave
DANA paimti savo itakon Pie
tu Pacifiko salos; Sovietams
- Iranas ir India; Vokietijai
- Centraline Afrika, o Itali-
jai - siaures Afrika.
Dabar betgi tas plesikas. ne,
caves jokio grobio is Hitleric
ir is Mussolinio, gauna j kaiI
Americas ir Anglijos sajungi.
ninkas - ir tos dvi demokra.
tijos kemsa viska gerkle pa
sotinimui jo. Nors kitus je
kriminalistus draugus teisia
j patti prisieme net j teisejus
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Pas ukininkus

Burchlegenfeldo apskrityje 4
siaure nuo Regensburgo) su-
sispiete buvusi Veimaro Lietu-
viu kolonija. Padrika apskri-
tyje issisklaide, pas ukininkus
gyvena 180 Lietuviu. Vadovau-
ia .jiems atskiruose kaimuose
rinkti seniunai, kurie dabar me-
gina susijungti Lietuviu Sa-
jungos skyriun. Xxi siol pri-
klause Regensburgo Lietuviu
Komitetui. Savanoriskai pade-
;io ukininkams nuimti derliu.
Maitinasi is Vokisku korteliu,
gaudami riebalu ir mesos prize
dus.
| Vokiskas burmistras prizes
Lietuvius
Eichstaette Rugsejo pabai-
goje Lietuviams buvo padaryts
nemalonumu, kada Vokieciu po
licija bande vykdyti kratas pas
privaciai gyvenancius. W 'tru
kumus dokumentuose' vi n
nakti buvo submit 6 ir kit;
; nakti 9 Lietuviai. Prof. Kun
5 Tulabai padarius zygiu, Wis
suimtieji, net be jokio tardy
mo, paleisti laisven, O Vokieti
burmistras areStuotas.
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Padengus prakalbu surengi-
mo islaidas. LVS centrui pa
siunciama S24.6O.
Kaip jau buvo rasyta, po stu
prakalbu buvo sutarta susieitl
vietiniams pasitarti apie ben
dra veikima, itraukti visus sios
kolonijos Lietuvius darba
Lietuvos laisves labui.
Susirinkus Gruodzio 16 d
sv. Kazimiero parapijos saleje
paaiskejo kad ir cia vienybes
ardytojai atliko savo juods
darba. Klebonas buvo priver
Evening star., 1946-06-24
Dorothy Dix Says

Dear Miss Dix: I am a clergy
man and have daughter who insists
on staying out late of nights when
she goes with boys. Sometimes it is
5 o'clock in the morning before she
comes in. I can't sleep when one OF
the family is out, so never get q
nights rest. I have tried to get her
not to accept dates on Saturday
nights because that keeps me awake
all night and in consequence I have
to go to my pulpit on Sunday rest
broken.
My daughter pays no attention to
my pleas. Would you suggest that
1 call the young man with whom
she goes oftenest into my study and
tell him of the distress and dis
comfort he is causing me? Also
there is another complication. Our
parsonage is joined to the church
and has the same water, light and
gas meter and our Keeping the lights
burning all night is causing COM
ment in the congregation.
What is your suggestion?
-BEWILDERED PARENT.
Answer-Evidently you have not
needed the Biblical injunction to
bring up children in the way they
should go. for your daughter seems
to justify the old tradition that the
sons and daughters of preachers
headed the lists of juvenile delin-
quents. From your own account
your daughter seems to be lacking
not only in affection and respect
Evening star., 1946-06-24

shampoo it myself once every three
weeks. l have no dandruff, f1aky
scalp or any other common cond1-
tions. I, too, believe in the brush
and using it properly. On only the
rarest occasions have I had my hair
set professionally, but then. OF
course, my curly hair does not re-
quire any setting lotions. Believe
me, I don't see how any one can
endure weekly baking under a
drier.
So, Miss C. NJ, from Chicago. you
see, you really have not put up q
good case for the feather cut. You
admit to frequent visits to a salon
to keep it looking well and you will
find that your hair will just nat
urally grow, no matter how short
you have it cut. And when that
little bit of permanent grows out
and has to be cut off, you will be
resorting to bobby pins every night
or else be continually having new
permanent put in the underneath
ends, if you want your hair to look
we'll at all times. Furthermore, il
will fuzz up in dampness and rainy
weather, so let us know about six
months from now if you are still
such an ardent advocate of very
short hair
Evening star., 1946-06-24
Good, Spicy Relish Lends Zest

1t has been my experience that
men in general are very fond of
relishes and similar spicy condi-
ments to accompany their food. And
this is particularly true now that
meats are so hard to finland all
too often the hard won roast has
to do duty in many guises over
long period of time A bit Of relish
on the side helps TO take the curse
off the monotony.
There are. of course. number of
exceslent relishes to be found on the
grocers' shelves, but it is sometimes
fun to concoct your own, to have
something absolutely different. And
many of these recipes do not call
for sugar or other scarce ingredi-
ents, SO that they don't hurt the
HOUSEWIFE conscience and do please
her man!
There's fine apple catsup, for in
stance, that you can make out of a
couple of cans of applesauce. Mix
the, sauce with q little honey to
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don't. It's Freddy who shivers and
shakes, just looking at them. With
the cold thin blood OF the 40-odd
years he admits to coursing slug
gishly through his veins, he forgets
that young blood is warm and virile.
Though sometimes I wonder If his
ever was.
We have the same argument in
winter when Freddy asks in con-
Sternation. "Is that child going to
school with nothing on?" I look
around but Jacqueline is fully
clothed-dress. panties, socks, shoes
and a short, light jacket. She gave
her undershirts and woolen coat to
European relief because she got too
hot when she wore them. If I forced
her to, she'd shed them as soon as
she got beyond sight of the house
anyway; no percentage in that.
Last winter the 12-year-old ran
over to neighbor's in his bare feet.
Chided by his worried father, he Of
fered defensively, But Daddy. it's
such a short distance and the ther-
mometer is way above zero"
I'm no authority on health and
don't advocate anything for 9TH
er mothers. But I do know the
children thrive on what FREDDY
considers my rugged methods. If
he had his way, we'd never stick
our nose out of the house except
when the sun shines; we'd never
open a window on a cold winter
night, and the youngsters would
be wearing leggings and mufilers
the year around. It's a laugh the
way that man puts on 100 per cent
wool spats 365 days of the year and
! Is ALWAYS having Colds
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hey come trooping to the door. hair
,lastered over their eyes, clothes
;linging to their little bodies.
sisualize them laid low with stub
sorn colds, fighting against pneu-
nonia, and pray Foxy will act
romptly to prevent such disaster.
Children" she calls, without even
getting up to look at her half
drowned babies, leave your wet
things outside and jump into the
tub
But Foxy, shouldn't they get into
bed? And how about medicine?
That was cold rain, and we don't
want to take chances"
The look she gives me isn't un-
kind, but it certainly is condescend-
ing. "Oh, Freddy, don't be silly
Just because your father was good
doctor years ago doesn't mean
everything he taught you is true to-
day Medical knowledge changes
with the years, you know"
And some things remain always
the same / counter.
Like your stubbornness about
learning anything new" she comes
back. Annoyed by her superior
tone. T go up to see if the children
are shifting yet. According to all
the rules. they should be and I'd
take satisfaction in giving Foxy the
II told you SO" treatment.
Strangely, they never are, and the
next day they have neither coughs
nor colds to show for their mother
approved escapade. That makes Foxy
all the more sure of her unorthodox
ideas. and me all the more nervous
about what they may lead to next
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and consideration for you and her
mother, but any care for her own
reputation.
For she must have sense enough
to know that by the time the con-
gregation gets through discussing
her staying out all night with boys
and rolling in with the milkman
that she will not have a shred of
character left. And while plenty of
boys will like to play around with a
girl who has no inhibitions, not
many of them would be willing to
marry her.
1nasmuch as your daughter is so
selfish that she does not consider
anything but her own pleasures, /
think your idea of appealing to the
young man is a very good one.
Probably he would be glad enough
to put a reasonable time limit on
their night dates, for he knows that
after being out with the girl until
5 o'clock in the morning he is not
fitted to do the kind of work the
next day that will get him an ad-
vance in his salary.
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water to fill the jar. Seal and store
in a cool place for several weeks
before using.
Then there's relish that goes
particularly well with meat loaf or
luncheon meats-and don't most of
them need it! The original recipe
calls for whipping cream, but as that
lis about to be banned once more,
you'll have to use cream from the
top of the bottle or whatever you can
get. Whip this as best you CAM
"a pint will do-and add J cup of
Icreamed cottage cheese
Use 6 ounces of bottled, we'll
drained horseradish or u cup grated
horseradish and IL tablespoons of
vinegar. Season with salt and pep
per to taste and combine with
cheese and cream. Turn into freez-
ing tray, using cube sections. and
freeze for about two hours. A little
chopped green pepper or chopped
chives may be added when COM
ibining the cream and cottage cheese.