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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-30

Kuganski armadni preisko-
valec, polkovnik Oscar Diaz, XII
je re mesece vrsil preiskavo v
zvezi porocili, da sc ma kuban-
skem ozemlju vrsijo priprave "a
invazijo Dominika, je izjavil, da
sta bill ma odprtem .morju "a
jeti dive ladji natovorjeni vo-
jastvom.
Diaz je rekel, da Sc je 800
vojakov ma ladjah eel Masco"
in lei Fantasma" podalo brez
odpora ko so jih danes zjutraj
ustavile kubanske bojne ladje.
Bivsi ameriski vojaki
sodelovali pri .zaroti
Diaz je izjavil, da je v teku
tedna bilo aretiranih 270 "revo-
lucionarjev". Ekspedicijo, XII je
imela namen, da strmoglavi
Trujillovo diktaturo, so organi-
zirali dominikanski patriot. Ste
vilo dobro oborozenih prosto-
voljcev je znasalo okrog 5000
MOI, med mimi pa je bio tudi
vec sto ameriskih vojakov in
"pustolovcev" zvojaskimi skus-
miami raznih narodnosti.
Izjava, da je zarota bila raz-
bita, je sledila po viharnih de-
batah v kubanskera senatu, ko
je senator Aurelio Alvarez OBJ
tozil predsednika Grau San
Martina, da uporablja Via d n e
sklade in JAYNE uradnike "a
podpiranje zarote proti Trujil-
lu.
Diaz je rekel, de- je armada
zajela dokaze, da SO v zaroto
bill vmesani "nekateri visoki
vladpi uradniki."
Zarotniki imeli IL letal
Kubanska armada je zajela tu-
di II letal, med mimi amerisko
Transporting letalo DC-3, XII je
trescilo pri zacetku tekocega
meseca v predmestju Havane.
Zaplenjeno je bio nadalje veil
ko stevilo pusk, strojnic, roc
nih granat, 13 "trokov" muni-
CHE in zracnih bomb ko je bill
20. septembra vprizorjen pogon
ma american ranch" pri Ha-
vani.
Ekspedicija je bila stiri tedne
pripravljena in je samo eakala
ma znak, da krene proti Domini-
XII. Tezave pa so sc pojavile, ker
revolueionarJi MISC mogli dobi-
ii potrebno stevilo ladij in letal,
da bi mogli izvrsiti napad isto-
casno morja in zraka.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-30
PROG. Slovenke

Prog. Slovenke
seja krozka st. 3 Prog. Slo-
venk Sc bo vrsila jutri vecer Oh
7.3O uri v SLOW. drustvenem do
mu ma Recher Ave. Clanice sc
prosi, da katere imajo Sc listke
ma rokah, da jih prav gotovo W.
nejo jutri vecer.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-30
''Kaj imajo Anglezi zdaj
v rokavu?" vprasuje Silver

LAKE SUCCESS, 27. sept. -
Rabinec Abba H. Silver IL Gle
velanda, XII je vodja zionistitne
organizacije, je glede angleske
zahteve, da z. N. prevzamejo
Palestine, samo vprasal: "Kaj
pa imajo Anglezi zdaj v roka-
vu"'
Poprej je Silver govoril dr.
zavnim tajnikom Marshallom,
XII Sc je posvetoval tudi z arab
skimi voditelji.
Irakinski zunanji minister
Jamali je komentiral:
"Anglezi skusajo ocividno
naloziti odgovornost "a svoje
zloeine ma rame Zdruzenih ma
rodov.. Anglia je sama skuha-
la to godljo. Predno Sc. umakne,
maj tudi gleda, da sprawl zidov-
ske teroriste il Palestine =
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-30
Novi grobovi
LOUIS PAPEs

Kot smo vceraj porocali, je
preminil v Women's bolnisnici
Louis Papes, star SO let. Stano-
val je ma 6206 Edna Ave. Do
ma je bill IL vasi Visnje, fara
Ambrus, odkoder je prisel v
Ameriko pred AZ lett. Po po-
klicu je bill livar. Bill je clan dru-
stva dvor Baraga G. o. F. Tu-
kaj zapusca zalujoco soprogo
Theresa, Sstiri sinove: Louis, Jo-
seph, Vincent in John, dve hce-
ri: Mrs. Theresa Cerar in Mrs.
Christine Vargo, pet vnukov,
brata Johna in vec drugih So
rodnikov, v start domovini pa
sestro Mario Glavan. Pogreb
Sc DO vrsil v cetrtek zjutraj oh
9:15 uri IL Zakrajskovega po-
grebnega zavoda v cerkev sv.
Vida in nato ma pokopalisce Cal-
vary.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-30
LUDWIG OGRINC

Po dolgi in mueni bolezni je
preminil ma svojem domu ma
429 E. 158 St. Ludwig Ogrinc,
star 81 let. Donna je bill il Iga
mad Ljubljano, kjer zapusea
vec sorodnikov. V Ameriki sc
je nahajal 50 let. v collinwood-
ski naselbini je vodil mesnito
% let skupno Joseph Cergo-
lom. Bill je clan drustva v boj
st. So SNPJ, Kluba SLOW. groce-
ristov in mesarjev v Collinwoo-
du, pevskega zbora Jadran in
.veteranskega kluba Post st..
1900 v. F. w. Tukaj zapu-
Sea zalujoco soprogo Mary,
rojeno cesnik, hcer Mrs. Do
rothy Kurrent, sina Ronalda,
vnuka James in veliko sorodni-
kov. Pogreb Sc bo vrsil v cetr-
tex popoldne oh eni uri IL zele-
tovega pogrebnega zavoda ma
458 E. 152 St.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-30
Y italijanskem parla-.
n1entu sc b0 Odl0Cila "
usoda vlade de. Gasperia
Borbo proti vladi sta odprla
komunisticni voditelj Togliatti
in socialist PietrO Nenni

RIM, 26 septembra- -Socalisticni vodtelj Pietro
Nenn in komunsticn vodelj Pamiro Togliatt sta ta-
ijanskem paramenu odprla borbo katere namen ie da
izrece nezaupnico vlad krScanslh demokraov XII 10
je sestavil Alcide de Gasperi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-30
Zarota prot dktatorju Dominike
gen. Trujjim razkrita ma Kubi
Posebna ekspedicija je hotela
z ladjami izvrSSiti invazijo

HAVANA, Kuba %. septembra- -Kubanska armada
je danes razbla ekspedcijsko pomorsko so XII je ba
organizirana delu Kube in katere namen e
bi da Sc srmoglav 17etno diktaturo gen. Rafael Truo
Molina republik Dominiki.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-30
Saragat stopil na stran
krstanskih dernOkratov

RIM, ~. sept. Voditelj
upornih desnicarskih social :
listov Giuseppe Saragat je ne
pricakovano spremenil svoje
stalisce in z opozicije proti Via
di pristopil ma stran Wade. Y
svojen govoru .je izjayil, da je
nemogoce doseci sporazuma Z
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-30
Anglia pripravljena
da umakne vse
ccete IL Palestine

LONDON, 27. sept. - Infor-
mirani krogi SO danes preroko-
vail, da DO Anglia zacela umik
svoj1h 100000 MOI brojece ar
made IL Palestine v teku dveh
ali cello treh mesecev, ne glede
ma to, kaj ukrenejo Zdruzeni
narodi.
Brits Xxi kolonialni minister
Arthur Creech Jones je vceraj
pred zbornico Zdruzenih naro-
dov naznanil, da Sc DO Velika
Britannia odpovedala svojemu
mandatu mad Palestine in odpo-
klicala svoje cete, XII Sc nahajar
jo tamkaj, ako Zdruzeni narodi
maj najdejo resitve glede pales-
tinskega vprasanja.
Tukaj pa je bio danes po-
rocano, da bodo >britske cete
umaknjene, ne glede ma to, &c
bo mednarodna organizacija
vprasanje Svete dezele resila
ali ne. III viri trdijo, da Sc DO to
zgodilo, pa &c zbornica z. D.
najde resitve ali ne, oziroma da
bo nekaj Get ostalo tamkaj Sc
par mesecev ma prosnjo z. D.,
dokler Sc tam ne upostavi kaka
nova oblast.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-30

Oba, Nenni in Togliatti, sta
obtozila vlado, da je pri svoji
politiki popolnoma pokorna ze-
liam Zedinjenih drzav.
Govora sta povzrocila velik
hrup in izgledalo je, da bo pri-
slo do fizienega spopada med
poslanci, XII podpirajo de Gaspa-
RIA in levicarskimi poslanci, XII
so v opoziciji. Posebno je bill
prekidan govor Togliattija.
Sforza posegel v debate
Prvi je govoril socialisticni
voditelj Nenni, XII Sc je takoj
sprawl mad Zedinjene drzave in
jih tako vmesal v debate. Rekel
je:
"Vedno ko kdo v Italiji zeli
storiti nekaj reakcionarnega in
nina dovolj poguma, da rece to
je kar mi zelimo storiti' pravi
to je kar Zedinjene drzave ze-
LILO, da storimo.' Postal :je ze
obicaj, da sc to rece tudi ko to
nj res"
Zunanji minister Carlo Sfor-
"a je razburjen vstal in izjavil: {:
"Ce bi sc to dokazalo, bi JAZZ
takoj podal ostavko."
Nenni pa mu je zabrusil:
"Poslanec Sforza vi ste edi-
nj clovek v Italiji, XII nj nikoli
slisal. da so neke stranke (ko-
munisticna in socialisticna) BIZ
lie izkljucene il Wade po navodi-
lin Zedinjenih drzav"
Sforza je ponovno vstal, toda
njegov glas Sc nj moglo slisati
zaradi silnega hrupa IN prepira,
XII je nastal med poslanci. Konc-
no je predsednik parlamenta
Umberto Terracini nagovoril
Sforzo, maj sc vsede ma svoje
mesto, ker da bo itak incl prili-
ko, da odgovori Nenniju, ko Sc
bo odprlo debate.
Togliatti osmesir vesti
0 zajetju oblasti S silo
Komunistieni voditelj je v
svojem govoru izjavil, da SO ko-
munisti priljubljena tarca vlad-
nih napadov ma demokraticne
pravice italijanskega ljudstva.
"Od kod prihaja navdahnje-
ME "a to premisljeno politiko? ?
IL krajev, XII so zelo dalec; IL
krajev liza planin, liza morjev
in izza oceanov."
Ia slikovita predstava Sc je
mogla nanasati obenem ma An
glijo in Zedinjene drzave. Toda
bill je takoj prekinjen ko so pri-
stasi de Gasperija viharno pro-
testirali.
Togliatti je v nadaljevanju
osmesil, kot ne proved duhovite,
.vesti, XII SO jih priceli siriti anne
riski casnikarji, da je baje v
severni Italiji razkrit komuni.
sticni nacrt po kateremu, da Sc
komunisti pripravljajo, da bi "a.
segli severno Italijo.
Saragat stopil na stran
krstanskih demokratOv
RIM, ~. sept. Voditel.
lupornih desnicarskih social
listov Giuseppe Saragat je ne
pricakovano spremenil svoje
stalisce in opozicije proti via.
di pristopil ma stran Wade. Y
svojem govoru je izjayil, da u
u n d 4 ~ Icy
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-30

caSnO z mora IN Zraka.
Arizona sun., 1947-10-03
Dog Completes School
With Perfect Record

McKEESPORT, PA. - Although
aged and nearly blind. Spotty, a
woolly black and white dog, left an
almost unmatchable record behind
when he was graduated from gram
mar school into retirement.
Providing a climax for the grad
uation exercises, Principal H. E.
Remaley called Spotty to the stage
after diplomas had been presented
to all the pupils. Gingerly, the dog
trotted up the steps to receive
real diploma and a certificate of
perfect attendance.
The dog trailed to school behind
members of the Stanko family for
10 years. First he followed John,
then Roselle and finally young Rob-
ert Stanko, who was graduated just
a few minutes ahead of his master.
Arizona sun., 1947-10-03
EUicted
Takes House Along

HAGERSTOWN, MD. - When
Jesse Young, a carpenter, received
an eviction notice, he was not down.
cast. Instead, he went down to his
basement and built himself a new
house out of army surplus trunk
crates.
In two months the story and a
half dwelling was completed. Mod
eled after an English cottage, the
house has two rooms and a bath
downstairs with enough space to
make rooms upstairs.
When moving day came, Young
and a son, Frank, who is me-
chanic, loaded the floors, walls and
other parts of the new house onto a
truck. 1t took two hours to put the
house together, six more hours to
apply the finishing touches.
Arizona sun., 1947-10-03
Country Doctor
Remains Active
At Ace Of 80

BURLINGADGE, KAS. - One Of
the last Of Kansas horse-and-buggy
doctors, 90-year-old DR.. r e.
Schenck halls modern medical tech
niques and the latest drugs but
sadly recalls ''the good old days."
When the venerable old doctor
was in his early years Of practice
here, his use Of horses often spared
him some physical strain in an all
most 24-hour daily schedule. His
team, he recalls, could be trusted
to take him home without guidance.
''That's one advantage we
had over the present-day doc
tors" he maintains. 'The team
would just head for home and /
could sleep during the ride"
Despite the weather, the hour or
his advanced age, DR.. Schenck still
will answer a call from any Of the
townsfolk. He has reduced his prac-
tice considerably and should cut it
down more, but he says it's just
habit for him to minister to the
medical needs of the people Of
sBurlingame.
The habit is so firmly entrenched,
in fact, that DR.. Schenck has be-
come an institution in this small
Kansas town.
Some of the people he has brought
into the world are babies nursing in
their mothers arms. Others are
more than go years old. DR.. Schenck
doesn't have any idea how many
births he has assisted.
81 do know" he says, chat 1
have brought the third genera
ton of some families around
here into the world"
A large man with good posture
and firm voice, DR.. Schenck is
partly bald but has a thick gray
mustache. He keeps well posted on
all new developments in the medi-
cal profession, his medical library
being considered one of the largest
in the country.
Advancements in medical tech
niques and development Of new
drugs will be responsible for an
ever-increasing rise in the nations
health standards, he believes.
Arizona sun., 1947-10-03
Life Span of Patent

Invention is the embodiment Of an
idea, a product of a mans mind.
It is not like a mineral deposit or
a piece of land which has been
available since the beginning Of
time. In return for a complete dis
closure of his idea, the inventor is
granted a patent-a limited "com-
petitive monopoly" During this
17-year period Of its existence the
owner is given exclusive right to
make, use and sell his invention.
During that period anyone is free to
make and to patent improvements
on the invention. It may be pro-
duced by anyone at the end OF the
17-year exclusive period.
Arizona sun., 1947-10-03
Children Need Glasses

About II per cent Of all children
tested in first grade are in need OF
glasses. The percentage increases
to SO per cent by time children
reach ten years Of age. It has also
been found that Of school children
making normal progress, Is per
cent have inefficient vision, and Of
those making unsatisfactory prog
ress. IS per cent have inefficient
vision. A recent government survey
indicates that myopia increases
about 600 per cent between the first
and fifth grades.
Arizona sun., 1947-10-03
New Tvpewriter Alarm

A new alarm" for typists has
been patented by a Detroit man.
The device rings a bell before the
bottom Of the sheet has been
reached. The invention makes use
Of a peripheral groove in the main
roller Of the typewriter which 10
normally covered by typing paper.
When the trailing edge Of the paper
has passed that groove the alarm 10
sounded.
Arizona sun., 1947-10-03
Street Names Confuse Tourists

street but for 80 years after the
change city directories continued to
list Scraps Street Church"
Lafitte street crosses Claiborne
avenue by design, since pirate Jean
Lafitte and Gov. William Claiborne
were always at cross-purpoSes.
Basin street, probably the most
famous thoroughfare, once was re-
named Saratoga street but citizens
demanded the return to Basin
street.
Arizona sun., 1947-10-03
Pioneers Tanned Leather

American pioneers knew and
practiced the art of tanning leather.
To them it was a useful art and a
simple one, and very little special
equipment was needed for the work.
When they killed a buffalo, cow or
deer, they used the hide as well az
the flesh. On their floors laid rugs
made from the skins of wolves and
other animals. Methods Of curing
skins were known to the ancient
Egyptians. In China, leather has
been found which proved to be
more than 5000 years old.
Arizona sun., 1947-10-03

For a different egg salad, add
few capers to the chopped egg and
a few herbs to the dressing used
for moistening the mixture.
Leftover weiners can be chopped
or ground with pickle relish to be
used as sandwich filling. Add bit
of mayonnaise or sandwich spread,
if desired.
When you can't slice cooked
tongue any longer, cut off the meaty
pieces and mix with chopped hard
cooked. egg and boiled dressing for
q very good sandwich filler.
Arizona sun., 1947-10-03
Promptly relieves coughs Of
|T|Gh ACHING
lCHEST COLDS
L.: .. LILS13l1l3
Buy u. S. Savings Bonds!
Save Drowning Fish

Thousands of fish drown in the
northern states each winter when
heavy ice prevents oxygen from
getting to the water, Glib Swanson
points out in Capper's Farmer. To
avoid such loss last winter, the Wis
consin conservation department
busted lampblack on the ice-cov-
cred lakes from the air. It worked;
the lampblack absorbed the suns
rays and melted the ice. Other
black substances like SCOT have
been used effective1y In removing
snow from airport runways and
from highways.
Arizona sun., 1947-10-03
Moon Circle and Spectrum

The inner white circle around the
moon is due to the scattering Of
light by water droplets in the atmos-
phere, while the colored spectrum
around the moon is caused by small
ice crystals existing in high clouds.
Each little ice crystal acts as q
prism to break up the light into q
spectrum; but since they are so
very small. we do not see them as
individual crystals and they are
united into continuous circle.
Arizona sun., 1947-10-03
Most Decorated

The most decorated man in the
u. S. army is Col. Edgar Erskine
Hume who is connected with the
civil affairs division of the war
department. Since 1914, he has
received Sc medals and other dec
orations - IL from the United
States and A from 20 foreign ma
tionS.
Arizona sun., 1947-10-03
LYNN SAYS:
FlavOr's the Thing
In Sandwiches

For a tasty as well as nourish-
ing sandwich, spread sliced lunch
con meat with cream cheese mixed
with chives. This tastes very spe-
cial On rye bread.
For a well-seasoned sandwich
spread that you can keep in the
refrigerator, cream butter and mix
with one of the following: sweet
pickle relish, horseradish, onion
jui0a or mustard.
Arizona sun., 1947-10-03
Cheese and PeniciIIin

Roquefort cheese is made from
sleeps milk; blue Roquefort, the
domestic variety, Is made from
cows milk; both are processed
with mold originally found only In
the Roquefort caves in France. The
blue mold that gives Roquefort
cheese its distinctive flavor and
appearance is the fungus penicillt-
um, the same mold from which the
wonder drug penicillin is extracted.
Arizona sun., 1947-10-03

NEW ORLEANS.-It's no wonder
tourists are confused, although fas-
cinated, by street names in New
Orleans. The city has about 2,10O
miles of streets and 1,100 street
names.
Take Tchoupitoulas, for instance.
IT is the oldest street name in New
Orleans and has been spelled Off
cially 20 different ways.
Burgundy once was Craps street.
Churches forced remaining of the
Arizona sun., 1947-10-03
Rural Free Delivery

The U. S. rural mail carriers
serve A million people who make
up our farm population. Operating
over dirt roads costs 7.8 cents a
mile, over gravel roads As cents a
mile, and over paved roads 3.8
cents a mile. Fifty-seven per cent,
or 1,673, $50 miles of our total mile
age Of secondary or feeder roads
are still without surfaces Of any
kind.
Arizona sun., 1947-10-03

ture stand for an
hour. Sift -four.
salt, baking pow
der, soda and
s u G a r. A d d
chopped nuts.
Beat egg into
oatmeal mixture.
Add molasses and
beat thoroughly.
Stir in melted
shortening. Add
Arizona sun., 1947-10-03

10 the gallantry OF all marines
The lush surroundings OF t
former swank hotel at Sutter and
Mason streets in the heart Of down.
town San Francisco, are far cry
from the filth and deprivations OF
foxhole living, which was the lot OF
SO many marines.
But it was the unappetiZing PIX
rations, the warm beer and the gen.
orally stale candy bars munched In
foxholes which are responsible for
the Marine Memorial club. Profit
accruing from these sales went to
the post exchange fund, but in real
ity belongs to the marines who
spent it. Usually such money is used
to buy recreational equipment that
Uncle Sam doesn't furnish. This
time, however, marine headquar-
ters in Washington felt that the
money should be used in way that
would honor marines who died in
combat by serving those who fought
and lived.
The solution is the Marine
Memorial club, where all MEM
bers meet on an equal. footing;
where name, rank and serial
number pull no weight; where
the famed "esprit de corps" Of
the service enters into civilian
living.
San Francisco was selected as the
location for the club because so
many marines passed through the
Golden Gate on their way to the
Pacific, felt at home here and
wanted to return.
The man behind this club is the
man who was behind the 21st regi-
ment of the 3rd division in the battle
for Hellzapoppin bridge on Bougain-
vile island-Brig. Gen. Evan Or
chard Ames (retiredO. The club is
his baby. A fighting man himself,
he has helped to make many a fox
hole dream a reality by creating
club where marines can take it
easy, have the shave and steam
bath they once longed for, in an ex-
elusive town club atmosphere.
For the men and women Of the
corps who did return, the club is
unique in its exclusiveness, for only
marines and civilian marines may
belong. Their families, wives. par
ents, Cncluding Gold Star parents)
and children over 81 are eligible for
guest memberships. Old friends in
other services once attached to a
marine unit may have an associate
membership. Marine Identification
serves as both dues and initiation
fee.
In the Skytop room prOdding
the clouds, in the swimming
pool IL stories below and on all
the floors in between. marines
and former marines can relax
and enjoy club life. All the ia
cilities of a first-rate hotel are
available for a very low tariff.
For travellers, there's a choice OF
ESQ rooms fully equipped with all
hotel facilities; for those who just
want to relax after a hard day at
the office or exercise before break
fast, there is the tiled swimming
pool with water blue as the Mediter-
ranean and not nearly as cold.
Three dining rooms, three cock
tail lounges, a steam room, barber
shop, library and writing room, and
a ballroom provide all the facilities
of a swank hotel. But, although it's
a million dollar layout, a man can
spend little instead of a lot. The
club is operated on the policy of
many spending little rather than
a few spending lot.
Arizona sun., 1947-10-03
In August Mien

TOMAaAWK, visit just had to
be a summer wedding when May
June, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John July, became the bride of
Frank Welke, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
August Welke.
Arizona sun., 1947-10-03
Alcoholism on The Increase


The rate of alcoholism in men az
well as in women has been increas-
ing sharply since 1880 despite the
fact that since 1850 the per capita
consumption Of distilled spirits de-
creased by So per cent while per
capita consumption Of beer In
creased 862 per cent.
Arizona sun., 1947-10-03

-four mixture and stir just to blend.
Pour into a creased loaf pan and
bake in a moderate (350-degree)
oven forsabout so minutes, or until
done.
Pecan Wheat Mullins.
makes IL to 16 muffins)
1 cup sifted whole wheat -four
A cup sifted white -four
teaspoons baking powder
II teaspoon salt
egg
n cup brown sugar
A cup evapOrated milk
2s cup water
tablespoons melted shortening
"a cup chopped pecans
Sift first four ingredients twice,
returning bran in sitter to sifted
MIXTURE Beat egg, add brown sug-
ar, milk and water. Stir until mix
ture is dissolved, then add short
ening. Stir liquid quickly into dry
ingredients. With the last few stirS,
add chopped nuts. Pour batter inn
mediately into creased muffin tins.
Bake in a hot (400-degree) oven
about 20 minutes.
Arizona sun., 1947-10-03
First q. S. Savings Banks

The first savings banks in the
United States were non-proft institu-
tions, founded for charitable pur-
poses, according to the Encyclopae-
dia Britannica. The original saw
ings bank was the Provident Insti-
tuition for Savings of Boston. which
received it's charter in December,
1915.
Arizona sun., 1947-10-03
Tempting Breads

There is no aroma more appetite
provoking than that tAntalizing one
which comes from the oven in which
bread is baking. And what is more
Of a treat than eating the bread it.
self?
Piping hot mullins add interest to
the simplest supper; hot coffee cake