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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-26
Vabilo ma veselico drustev
"Cvetoci Noble" St. $50
SNPJ in Euclid" st. 20 SDZ

Euclid, O. - Je pac ze tako,
da moramo vedno eden druge-
ga izkoriseati ma en- ali pa drug
nacin. Sistem je tax, da moramo
eden drugega podpirati z pre-
klami, da Sc vse ne sesuje. Tako
je bratstvo, po domace poveda-
Vsako drustvo, pa maj DO pod
porno ali pa samostojno, mora
imeti nekake dohodke, da lahko
izhaja. Iti cd hise do hise in be-
raciti, hi izgledalo cudno lin
smesno. Da Sc pa razpise ma vse
drustvenike mala naklada, tega
Sc ze vsi bojijo, je proved brat
sko, prevec postajemo enaki ali
pa kakor bi nekdo rekel, je ze
kar po komunisticno.
Pa maj DO re tako, ali pa ta-
ko zveze in jednote hocejo vsak
mesec denar, pa maj jih drustva
ali pa tajniki dobijo kjer hoce-
jo.
Prihaja cas- ko bodo tajniki
imeli polne roke della, da Jim be
,nemogoce oddati denar ma glav.
ne urade oh casu, &c ga sploh
DO kaj "a oddati. Spet DO treba
posojil in ubogi tajniki bodo de-
lali kot "mulci' da bodo ustre-
gil clanom in glavnim uradom.
Treba je tudi vpostevati, da
Sc sedaj MISC vsi dolgovi il pre-
tickle krize placani.
V ia namen smo Sc spet spo-
razumeli v obeh drustvih in 81
GER "Cvetoci Noble" Stew. 45C
SNPJ in "Euclid'' SDZ, da pri.
redimo skupno veselico v Slo.
venskem drustvenem domu ma
Recher Ave. prihodnjo soboto
odnosno /. marca. Polkatirji bo.
do igrali "a pies, postregli pa
vam bono tako, da boste VS.:
prav zadovoljni. Seveda morate
priti ma to veselico, da Sc pre-.
pricate. Vojaki, XII SO clani ONE
njenih drustev dobijo brezplac'
no vstopnico in "a en- dollar piv,
skin listkov.
Ia drustvo Euclid"
Andrej Noe
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-26

Okrog $500 vojnih vetera-
noy. ii 81 "a casa ygjne bill de
lezniS pomoci. Rdedega kriza, se
je obrnilo ma Ifiestno podruzni-
GO organizacije Y sirsem Gle
velandu Y teku preteklega leta.
Veterani SO Sc obracali ma
odruznico : raznimi yprasanji j
Cd katerih 50 n,aoga bila zelp
zapletena. Navzlic temu pa je
podruznica uspesno resila mno-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-26

ii glava, goltanec Sc jim je osu-.
Sill, puncka pa razsirila. Nasto-'
pill so znaki zastrupljenja z
atropinom, strupom volcje jago-
de (beladone). Prasici kaj radi
zro korenike te steblike. Mogoce
izvira zidovsko cerkveno-obred-
ma prepoved zauzivanja svinj-
skega mesa prav il strasti prasi-
cev do omenjene jagode.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-26

ge probllleme bllle nasih veteranov.s d
Veterani yseh vojn Sc lahkoI
obrnejo "a pomoc in nasvet IA.
njihoye lokalpe odruznice RIDE
aega kriz
Dai Sc ia plenenita aktiYnost
RdeGega kriza omogoci, bo pri-
rejena Cd 4. do II. marca kam-
panja in vsak je naprosen, da
prispeva "a sklad Rde1ega kri-
Ia.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-26
terra DO dominirala ma razstayi

terra bo dominirala ma fazstavi
..ttst ~ r.. v ~ fs%sSf13&as
v glavni dvorani, severni dvo-
rani in juzni jdyorani, isto kot '
prostorni arkadi mestnega f.av-
ditorija bodo razstayljeni vsi
predmetf gradbene industrije
ciljem, da Sc v hisni razstayi
prikaze gradient material, de-
koraciie "a hise in cello cele hi
Sc. To razstayo mora obiskati
vsak, ki Sc zanima "a hiSe in "a
gradivo istih.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-26
Prasiei in volSja jagoda

Meseani v Cajemi, Mexico, so
Sc udelezili slavja, pri katerem
so Jedi tudi peceno svinjsko me-
so. Takoj nato je zacela poseb-
no zenske in otroke strasno bole-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-26
Neverjetno. a resniGno

Siamski kralj Rama V, XII je
umrl 1910, je zapustil 134 sinov
in 236 hcera. Pomisliti je treba,
da ie incl 1000 zen.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-26
SKR AT
Hgiena
rs. februarja 1947

AAA6AOu0
V neki vasi poklice zdravstve-
nj nadzornik kmeta in mu rece:
"Prijatelj, vidim, da imas svi-
MAX naslonjen ma hiso., Ne mo-
rem trpeti taksnih prestopkov
proti najosnovnejsim pravilom
hygiene! Svinjak DO treba pre-
mekniti!"
Nekaj dni pozneje pride zopet
isti nadzornik v vas. Takoj je
opazil, da Sc je kmet ravnal po
njegovi odredbi. Zato ga poklice
k sebi:
"Vidim, da 81 naredil, kakor
sem ii rekel. Kje je zdaj svi-
njak?"
"Podrl sem ga!"
"A svinje? Kaj je njimi?"
"Te sem pa zavlekel v svojo
isobo."
Tri sxOtske
skot Sc je ponesrecil ma lon
donski cesti. Preiskava je do
gnala, da je skocil med avtomo-
bile, ko je zagledal ma tleh no.
vec "a sest pennyjev. Pri tenn SO
ga povozili. Ma policiji so maj
pref napisali kot vzrok smrti
"prometno nesre6e," ko pa Sc je
izkazalo, da ma cesti nj lezal no.
vec, ampak gumb, so popravili
vzrok smrti v ''kap."
Sl.ot je incl sestanek dekle-
tom,
"Kako je bilo?" SO ga drugi
dan vprasali. cali 81 dosti "a
pravil?"
"stiri silinge," je odvrnil skot.
"Vec nj imela pri sebi."
cali re veste salo O Skotu, XII
je Sci v cirkus, kjer so imeli sti-
ri arene?"
me"
"Od tedaj skili!'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-26
KRATKE VESTI
II JUGoSLAVIJE

V Ljudski republiki Srbiji je
bilo ustanovljenih 1883 domov
kulture, 473 ljudskih univerz in
5,296 knjiznic in citalnic, kakor
je razvidno IL podatkov prosvet-
mega ministrstva. V sestih mese-
cih so imele ljudske universe
skupno S16,474 obiskovalcev ter
|priredile 6,558 predavanj.
Ma pobudo mestnega odbora v
Zemunu je bilo ustanovljenih 10
novih gospodarskih podjetij. Ia
podjetja imajo velik pomen "a
oskrbo prebivalstva. To so pred
vsem delavnice, razen pekarne,
in sicer kljucavnicarska, meha-
nicna, cevljarska it'd.
Pred dnevi SO bill dograjeni
stirje manjsi in en- vecji most cez
Vrbas ma cesti Banjaluka-Bo-
sanska Gradiska. Ia vecji most
so porabili 1899, 900 dinarjev "a
manjse pa 1895, GOO dinarjev.
V Bosni in Herzegovina so Sc
zidali lani 1886 his. Po nacrtu
je bilo doloceno, da bodo, sezi-
dali samo 1920 his. Nacrt je
bill torej dvakrat dosezen. Vlada
Ludske republike Bosne in Her
cegovine je dala "a obnovo nase-
Iii 1876, 100000 dinarjev, vrednost
vaskih his pa znasa po cenitvi
strokovnjakov mad 6OO,000,O00
dinarjev. Razen tega je bilo sezi-
danih $500 gospodarskih poslo-
-pij.
Dya pionirska domova so Sc
zidali v Beogradu. Obe poslopji
sta sezidani v parkih. V januar-
ju so domova re opremili. Spo-
mladi pa bodo uredili Sc igrisca.
I Srednjesolski tecaj "a delav-
ce je priredil okrozni ljudski od-
bor v Valjevu. Ma tecaju obde-
lujejo gradivo nizjih razredov
gimnazije. Tecajnikov je 42.
Med mimi tudi 13 delavk. Tecaj
DO trajal stiri mesece in pol.
Mladinci delajo kljub mrazu
pri aleksinskem prekopu v Srbi-
| il. LAM so izkopali aleksinski
phekop "a preusmeritev reke
Moravice. S tenn delom bo obva-
rovano vec sto hektarov rodo-
vitne zemlje, XII so jo ogrozale
poplave.
Zvezna vlada je izdala ured-
DO 0 ustanovityi zavoda "a me-
hanizacijo kmetijstva kot usta-
move kmetijskega ministrstva.
Naloge zavoda SO, da preizkusa
kmetijske stroje, naprave in
orodje in predlaga okvirne for
me "a delo stroll. Peca Sc tudi
znanstvenimi raziskovanji ter
vsemi vprasanji mehanizacije
kmetijstva. Vse ustanove v dr.
zavi, XII proucujejo kmetijske
strojne naprave, morajo sodelo-
vati z zayodom.
V "Emakopravmosti" dobite
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-26

Clinton, Ind. - Dne 13. fe-
bruarja je umrl John Fraile,
star II let, clan SNPJ. Zapusca
zeno, dive hceri in sina.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-26

V "EmokoprGvnosti" dobite
Vedno sveSe d,seVae moVice O do
gOdkih p0 svetu in donna! =
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-26
Film je flskem festvalu Cannes dob prvo nagradc

Aleksander Ptusko in reziserji
Gregor Mjasnjakov ter Mihael
Bogdanov uporabili diva razlicna
tona v barvah, eden "a prizore
iz pravljic, drugi pa "a prizore
resnicnega zivljenja..
Fotografije je izvrsil Feodor
Provorov z novim barvnim pro-
cesom, XII je Eel veliko pohvalo
kritikov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-26

RUSKI FILM "KAMENITI CVET' Sc
PRIKAZUJE OD Is. FEB. Y FLOWER
MALL" GLEDALISCU
Evening star., 1947-09-06
Bible Gloss Leaders
Mrs. EInor Brock Heads Primary
At Minnesota Avenue Church

Mrs. Elnor Brock, superintendent
OF the primary department Of the
Minnesota Avenue Christian Church,
has almost literally grown up In the
church. She attended Sunday
school here as a child and in 1896
made the shift from student to
teacher.
At the time Mrs. Brock took over
her teaching role there were three
pupils In her class. Today there are
26O children In the primary de-
partment.
Mrs. Brock frequently teaches her
students through the process OF
having them build out of papers the
physical things referred to In the
lesson. An example of this is the
lesson on Palestine, where she has
the children construct Palestine
village from papers.
This year Mrs. Brock plans to in
troduce the "story graft" method
into her class. This consists of
pieces OF flannel placed on flannel
board. AS the story is told pieces
Evening star., 1947-09-06
Special Church
n nnONncementS

Open Air Services-The Rev. VIII
liam J. Lineback. general secretary
of the Christian Church Council o1
Metropolitan, will be the guest
speaker at the Lincoln Park Oper
Air Services tomorrow at pm. The
services are held under the auspices
of the YMCA and Churches Of
Northeast and Southeast.
Petworth Methodist-Dr. John c
MILAN has returned from vacation
and will preach on Sunday begin.
ming a series of sermons on Goo
With U.s." God for Us" and "Goe
Through U.s." The morning topic
will be God With U.s." Sharing
Christ's Concern" will be the sub
ject at 1880 pm.
st. PauPs Lutheran-Dr. Henry
w. Snyder, who has returned from
his vacation, will preach tomorrow
morning on THE Work of Oul
Hands"
The ladies will resume their &C.
tivities on Wednesday. The Wom.
ems Missionary Society will meet al
II am, followed by luncheon al
1890. and the meeting of the Ladies
Aid Society at 1880 pm.
Lincoln Congregational - DR.
Robert w. Brooks returns from q
vacation. His theme will be, when
God Speaks and Man Answers"
Chevy Chase Baptist-Dr. Edward
o. Clark has returned from a va
cation and will conduct the com.
munion service at liam. tomorrow
His subject will be, "The Majesty
of the Cross" The young people
Evening star., 1947-09-06
Rev. J. N. Smith 10 Preach
Al National Christian

In the absence of DR.. j. Warren
Hastings who is vacationing at
Bethany Beach, Del, the Rev. Jo-
seph M. Smith will occupy the pull
pit of the National City Christian
Church Sunday morning. Mr.. Smith
and his wife went out to China as
missionaries but at the outbreak OF
the war were sent to the Philippines
where they were later captured by
the Japanese and imprisoned In
Bilibid Prison. They are now pre-
pairing to return to China this fall
to resume their missionary work
there. His subject will be Christ
and Our Quest for Peace"
The Young Adult Fellowship will.
hold a Galilean Service at $50 pm
on the Virginia shore of the Poto.
mac River. The Rev. Myron w
Chisman, associate minister, will
preside. The group will meet at {
pm. at the social hall, 1908 Vermont
avenue, NV. All young people are
invited.
The Woman's Council of the Ma
tional City Christian Church will
meet Tuesday at II am. in the So
cial hall.
Evening star., 1947-09-06
N the board illustrating the

are put on the board Illustrating the
action.
The primary department pro-
gram, Mrs. Brock explained, consists
of meeting in the classroom, then
the lesson, followed by the hand
work period sometimes this period
precedes the lesson-and then a
general assembly of the primary de-
partment for devotion.
A native of Washington, Mrs.
Brock is a graduate of Benning
School and of Eastern High School
She worked for the Chesapeake &
Potomac Telephone Co.. among
other companies, before being en-
ployed by the War Department in
1910 as q clerk. She resigned
shortly after VI day. Her hus-
band is Maj. Thomas H. Brock.
They live at 1922 Baker street
NE. with their daughter Juanita, 8.
Evening star., 1947-09-06

will hold rally service at Sis pm
under the direction of the Rev
fCharles r. Woodson.
John Wesley A. M. E .Z-"Sword
and Trowel," will be the subject OF
DR.. Stephen Gill Spottswood. Sun
day at IL am. At 8 pm. there Will
be pew rally under the auspices
OF Stewardess Board No. 2. DR..
Spottswood will preach on Chang
ing Sins"
National Baptist Memorial-Dr
ROLAND M. Dutton, pastor of the
Delmar Baptist Church, st. Louis,
will be guest speaker tomorrow at
II am. and 8 pm, in the absence
Of DR.. Edward B. Willingham.
GEORGETOWN Lutheran-Servic
will be broadcast September Z, IA,
81 and 28 at II am. The sermon
subject tomorrow is THE Touch of
His Hand"
All Souls Unitarian DIR. A.
Evening star., 1947-09-06
Special Music Planned
At Foundry Methodist

A special choral arrangement o1
abide With Me" will be presented
by the choir of Foundry Methodist
Church, under direction of Justin
Lawrie, tomorrow in commemora.
ton of the birthday of the writer
Henry F. Lyte. Frank Mellor, tenol
soloist of the First Congregations
Church, st. Petersburg, Fla, will
sing a solo. DR.. F. B. Harris. who has
returned from vacation, will
preach on Lift Up Your Hearts.
The Rev. Ralph John will preach
at 8 pm. on "The Royal In Being
Ordinary"
Evening star., 1947-09-06
BrookIond Baptist

Prof. Gustav A. Lehman, director
of music at Colgate Rochester
Divinity School, will render q pro-
gram of sacred music at pm. to-
morrow at the Brookland Baptist
Church.
The Rev. Ward B. Hurlbut and
his family have returned from a
vacation.
Evening star., 1947-09-06
Uhnrrh nf GhrtHt Qhmrth uf 0hrtHt
WHY SOME PEOPLE ARE NOT SAVED

This not sermon on excuses It deo1s with conditions Of
not on Gods port but on mans port God wants everybody
to be soved Paul tells US in Tm 23, 4 that God would
have "oI to be soved But people ore not at oil
be the cose with some of you who read these lines Jesus sold
hot people should seek the Kingdom of God and his
righteousness" (Mott 6:33. God isn't going to SOL
But some don't, hence won't be soved Other people ore
concerned obou the kingdom Of God the church ord sokoon
but they have decided how they want it to be done They
follow their peconceved ideos obout it-whch they cont
do and please God An example of this is found Acts 28 p
where men turned owoy from Pous preaching because it
didn't fit with their preconceed ideos This we must not do
Rother must obey Go live His Word directs and we shall
be soved
Evening star., 1947-09-06

| Powell Davies will return to his pull
pit and preach at II am. on "Illu-
sions of a Man-Made World"
First Congregational-Holy Com
munion will be observed at II am.
The Rev. Hubert S. Beckwith, hav-
ing just returned from a months S
vacation will deliver the communion
meditation.
Hamline Methodist-Dr. and Mrs.
H. w. Burgan. have returned home
DR.. Burgan will preach tomorrow at
II am. on Jesus STOPPED and
Wrote"
Evening star., 1947-09-06
Grhrrut-GhrtHtta1t
8rlluuHhtr
Thr Mrthnnta1 Ghnrtt

HEADQuARTERs-METHoDIsr BUILDING, 100 Maryland Ave. NJ
Resident Bishop Charles w. Flint. D. D., L. o.
District
Evening star., 1947-09-06
Trirnna

FRIENDS MEETING OF WASHINGTON
2111 Florida Ave.
Meetings for Worship First Day Sunday
at IL am. All interested are welcome.
Young People, $40 nm
Evening star., 1947-09-06

Calbarp
9Th and n SIS. NV.
DR.. c. W. CRAWFORD, Minister
Rev. Pierre {. Tensent. Associate
o:3Oo.m.-Sundoy School.
II: 90 o.m.-"When the Lord
Tempts U.s."
6:l5 p.m.-Youth Groups.
7:3Op.m.-First in series in
"Leornins to Live With Our
selves" Tonieht's topic
Checking the Main Spring. "
Dr.. Cronford,preochine both services.
Wed, 8 p.m.-Beeinnine Of q series
Of ten studies from the Old
Testoment from the erection
up to the Prophets. This Wed
nesdoy, "In the Beginning"
Arizona sun., 1947-11-28
Volcanoes Are Booming

The restless earth, boiling at fam
tastic temperatures within, has
broken lava seals on craters long
dormant and has created occasion
al new vents during the year. Vol
canologists count about 500 active
craters in the world, active by vir-
ture of eruptions within historic
times. About go of these have been
in some degree of active eruption
in 1947. Three-fourths or more Of
the total are in the Pacific half Of
the globe. Most of them are strung
along the Andes and North Ameri-
can coastal ridges, the Aleutians.
the Kamchatka peninsula. the
Kurile islands, japan. the Philip
pines, New Guinea, the Solomons
and New Hebrides.
Arizona sun., 1947-11-28
Organic Matter Kills Bacteria

Soils low in organic matter are
not favorable for development Of
viruses that fight disease-spreadins
bacteria. To get plenty of organic
matter, fertility must be put back
into the soil Besides manuring and
the return of crop residues. the
growth Of deep-rooted legumes well
fed with phosphorus and potash II
vital. Not only win such a soil man.
agement system increase yield per
acre and provide more crop resi-
dues, but also It win rebuild soil
structure, improve tilth and make
the soil q better storehouse for
plant food.
Arizona sun., 1947-11-28

"In 10 sense, the small distributor,
as exentlifed by the corner grocery
store, and THE Oid-tasbiOned general
farmer ere, like The b0rse end bug
gy, relics of q former d9y."
sumer is not concerned with these
things. He is concerned solely with
making his dollar buy as much as
possible, both in quality and guam
tity.
The fundamental point is that the
pressures against the small enter
prises are economic and, therefore,
extremely powerful. In sense, the
small distributor, as exempif1ed by
the corner grocery store. and the
old-fashioned general farmer are,
like the horse and buggy, relics Of
former day. This was before the
world and this nation had shrunk,
when the retailer bought his food
directly from the farmer, and food
commodities were not shipped from
rural communities into the cities
and then back again to the town in
those same rural communities with
an enormous distribution markup in
between. This markup the big food
handlers are able largely to- elimi-
nate by direct mass buying and
shipping The forces of economics
and of mass production and distri-
button are difficult or impossible to
resist.
OF course, it would be possible
for government to subsidize the
small, inefficient, handicapped
operator with taxpayers money,
very largely that is what has
happened in the case of the un-
progressive, inefficient farmer
and the Observation-Disclosures
systems in agriculture. But the
consumer takes the beating be-
cause he continues to pay not
only high prices but also taxes
in the form of subsidies out Of
the other pocket.
It is notable that the National,
Poultrymen's association recently
urged congress to drop all poultry
and egg price-support measures so
that the subsidized, inefficient poul-
try producer would be eliminated
and the prices would find a lower
level to the consumer, but one still
profitable to the efficient producer.
Sentimentally. l hate to see the
passing Of the old-fashioned general
farm and the corner grocery store
Both institutions gave me much
happiness and friendliness in my
youth, but I am afraid there isn't
any longer much place for them in
our highly complex, economic civili-
zation in a shrunken world. In the
end, we shall be forced to catch up
with our times by the sheer ruthless
force of economics and because the
consumer no longer can afford
either institution.
Arizona sun., 1947-11-28

Making cheese souff1e? Add CLAM
our by baking it in par-boiled halves
Of green pepper.
When you cream salmon, don't
forget that a speck of curry does
wonderful things to it.
Bay leaf and bit of cloves added
to tongue while it cooks are flavor
tips you don't want to overlook.
Ever tried luscious devils food
cake with whipped cream favored
with crushed peppermint candy?
Bake in a loaf or square pan and
top with the cream. Saves time.
Arizona sun., 1947-11-28
Indian Summer

Indian summer Is that period OF
warm weather which occurs with
more or less regularity each au-
tumn. It's time Of occurrence, how
ever. Is extremely erratic and its
duration variable. In this country It
usually comes in late October or
early November. The atmosphere
is hazy, there Is a redness in the
sky and an absence Of rain. A SINH
lar condition of weather frequently
occurs in Central Europe and Is
known as st. Martins summer.
Arizona sun., 1947-11-28
Holds Automobile Together

Automobile owners often grumble
about having their car washed so
often in dusty regions. But they
shouldn't grumble. because the
same force which makes dust stick
to a car, also holds tires together.
keeps paint on the body and does
many other jobs necessary to make
the automobile run. This force,
which is known as adhesion, is de-
fined by World Book encyclopedia
as ''the force which causes two SUBJ
stances to stick together when they
are brought very close to one an
other"
Arizona sun., 1947-11-28
RoOt-ROt Resistance

Texas farmers are benefiting by
some 80 million dollars annually
from use of recently developed root
rot resistant strains of sorghum
bred by the Texas station. Com
mercial rose growers of the Tyler
area increased the value Of their
crop more than so thousand dollars
in 1945 by busting with sulfur-cop-
per dust for control Of black spot.
Ten million rose plants were dust
ed according to station procedures.
Arizona sun., 1947-11-28
Free Licenses Give indians Pretty cors

Sholtz, who wanted to help the
Seminoles with their problems.
Sholtz took his entire cabinet OF
state officials down the Tamiami
trail to hold a powwow with the In
dians, explaining that Florida want.
ed to assist the Indians in any way
possible. But the Indians turned
down his offers, insisting that they
didn't want any help from the pale
faces except free licenses to "dress
up their cars and make them look
pretty"
Arizona sun., 1947-11-28

Do your holiday baking early
by planning to make plum pud-
ding now. Steam 1t in a mold
and then store It in tightly COW
cred tin until ready to use.
Almond Crisps.
"a cup butter
1 cup light brown sugar
/ well-beaten egg
I cup -four
" teaspoon cream Of tartar
" cup blanched, coarsely chopped
almonds
Cream the butter and sugar until
light. Add egg. Sift together the dry
ingredients. Into this mix the nuts.
Beat all together. Drop from the
end Of spoon onto a creased bak-
ing sheet and bake In a slow oven
(325 degrees) to light brown.
Vanilla Waters.
n cup butter
u cup sugar
YOlks Of 2 eggs
/ cup -four
teaspoon vanilla
" teaspoon salt
Cream butter and sugar together.
Add egg yolks and cream again.
Gradually stir in the sifted -four,
vanilla and salt. Drop from the end
of a spoon onto a creased pan in
small rounds. about an inch apart,
and bake in a moderate $3.50 de-
gree) oven until delicately Drowned.
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Arizona sun., 1947-11-28
EXCL. Finds Old Army
Shirt in Surplus Store

HASTINGS, NEB.-When Charles
E. Jenkins, war veteran, was buy
ing work clothes in an army-navy
store here, familiar looking khaki
shirt caught his eye.
It was the shirt he wore through
the Solomon islands campaign. He
had turned it in when he was grad
uated from officers candidate school
in 1914.
jenkins initials and serial num-
ber in the shirt were in his own
handwriting When Jenkins submit
ted his dogtag as final proof, George
Engelbrecht. store manager, gave
him the shirt.
Arizona sun., 1947-11-28

TALLAHASSEE, FLA.-Florida' S
dwindling band of Seminole Indians
once again will be able to 'dress up
their cars and make them look
pretty" as a result of a long stand
ing agreement on automobile i-
cense plates.
The Redmen have at least one ad-
vantage over the ''palefaces" in that
they don't have to pay for their H.
cense plates. The policy was started
about II years ago by Gov. David
Arizona sun., 1947-11-28
Greatest Fan Game

Basketball, Americas only origi-
nal major sport, attracts more paid
admissions than any other sport.
The game was originated by DR..
James A. Naismith while he was
physical director of the Y.M.C.A. in
Springfield, Mass, in 1891, but the
first real game was not played until
January 20, 1892. which day Is con-
sidered the birthday, of basketball.
DR.. Naismith later became pro-
fessor at University of Kansas.