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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-02-24
County Tax Payments
CominQ in Steudilv

c. w. Messy, Benton county
treasurer, has reported that taxes
and assessment from February
Is to 10 inclusive, amounted to
$685. and that tax payments
are coming in steadily. He said
people are taking advantage Of
the 8 percent rebate on payment
of real estate taxes and personal
property assessments paid In fun
by March IS.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-02-24
Cronins. Smiths Are at
Chicooo Troiler Show

L. M. mike" Cronin and Hen
ry Smith, local trailer dealers,
are in Chicago this week attend
ing the international Trailer
House show. They were accomp-
anied by their wives.
After the show, they expected
to 60 to Elkhardt, Inc, to visit
some of the trailer house factor
les there. They will return to
Kennewick sometime next week.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-02-24

A group of 38 members OF Inc
Portland chamber Of commerce
representing leading business
firms of that city, are expected
to arrive in Kennewick this morn
ing to tour this area.
They will be performing two
functions while here-(D acting
as good will ambassadors OF the
Portland chamber, and 90 inves-
tigating possibilities Of opening
businesses here.
The group will be met by a
convoy of cars furnished through
the chamber of commerce and will
be taken on a tour of the commun-
i ty after breakfast at the Epis-
copal Parish Hall at 8 o'clock.
Women of the Episcopal Guild
will serve the breakfast. The
group will 60 to Richland at IL
am. and to Pasco at $3.50 pm.
In the group from Portland:
Neil Agan, vice pres, Powers
Furniture Co.. Albert F. BERN.
partner, Berni Bros. Raymore r.
Brown, Pres. Standard Insur-
ance Co.; Eldon Campbell, Sales
Manager, Westinghouse-KEx; j.
N. Doenisse, Mgr. Dohrmann Ho-
tel Supply Co.; Douglas M. GIL,
Sec.-Treas., The J. K. Gill Co.
Harry A. Gunhus. Simonds Saw
& Steel Co.; Claude c. Hockey,
Jr, Mgr, Public Relations Dept,
Bank of Calf, N. A.; James
Hutcheont Dept. Mgr, Archie
Goldsmith & Bro; e. M. Justus,
Mgr, Swift & Co.
Bruce Fillmore, Pur. Agt., Paci-
fic Power g. Light Co.; Francis
Lambert, Asst. Vice Pres, First
National Bank; G.. A. Lawrence,
Pres, The Geo. Lawrence Co.;
E. B. Markenwitz, Pres. Bushrong
& Co.; I. L. McCabe, Mgr, Wey-
enberg Shoe Mfg. Co.; r. G. Nc
Cullen, Senior Acct, Piepen-
brink g. Kron.
j. c. Moore, Traffic Mgr. S. p.
& S. Ry.; VIM. Muncey, Asst.
Sales Mgr, Mail-Well Envelope
stay open every evening after
five o'clock until warmer weather
when they will be opened all
and evening. il. E...r
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-02-24

Frozen and canned
chen fresh peaches available Combine
biscuits OF pastry for 4 fruity dessert @.z 60,
Peach tusnoyer are Quick dessert to prepare take, only
OF milk needed Will depend upon Tie -four Use just enough
pieces and place peach slices half Of each Dot
and brown before folding the peaches
and baking.
Use juice peach slices
make hot 70 the turnovers.
Other fruits besides peaches may be used filling for the
Apples especially good Take advantage Of the special
local markets. home canned frozen fruits
thrifty delicious include the
important Bvamns Of enriched -four in the
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-02-24
PEACH TURNOvERS

n Co = Cup milk
Z cup sliced peaches T..
: tablespoons butter OF margarine -,
} tablespoons brown sugar 49,.
thick. Cut into rectangles six by
three inches. Place peach slices on
one-half Of each rectangle. Dot
with butter and sugar. Fold over
and seal. Bake in hot oven (425
degrees F.) Is to Is minutes.
Makes eight turnovers.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-02-24

Hyannis, Neb., has the highest
per capata wealth of any town in
the United States.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-02-24
From where | sit .. by Joe Marsh
How's Your
Listening Time?

lire with his listening time around
here, the gang reminds him by
standing up and stomping."
From where / sic, that's q good
system. Everyone has a right TO his
opinions but others have a right
to theirs, too-whether it's decid-
ing between to sell or not to sell,
apple pie or cherry pie, or a glass
of mellow beer or cider. Life's NOR
interesting that way, and hang II II
you don't sometimes learn some
=. 9Se Ma,4s
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-02-24
: cups sifted enriShed houe
) eesscsHns baking powder
u ee1srss0n salt
!. % ! tablespoons shortening

Sift together flour, baking pow.
der and salt. Cut or rub in short
eninG. Add milk to make . soft
dough. Turn out on lightly Toured
board and kncad gently one-half
minute. Roll out into rectangular
sheet less than one-fourth inch
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-02-24

A oro,,n of 80 members of the Co.; Myles r. OBlisk,
,,snd chamber of commerce, Myles r. OBrink e. Co;
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-02-24

stay open every evening after
five o'clock until warmer weather
when they will be opened all
and evening. ii. s.....r.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-02-24

Copyright, 1910, United States Brewers Foundation
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-25
Nasledky palestinskych voleb
" CSR.

Israelsky vyslanec v Praze
Sc asi velmi podivil, jak napad-
ne Sc zmenil postoj prazskeho
rezimu vGci nemu. V dobe, kdy
Sc jeste doufalo, re komuniste
ovladnou verejny zivot v Pa
lestine, podporovala csl. komu-
nisticka vlada hromadne steho-
vanf zid1 do Palestiny, a dovo-
lovala jim dokonce vyvezt vse-
chen majetek, zlato a prevadet
penfze. Dodavali i valecna le-
tadla a provadela ma csl. let's
itch vycvik israelskych letc1
pro tvor1cl Sc tenkrat letectvo.
Hlavni jejich stan byl v zatci,
v hotelu Stalingrad. Vedouc1
teto skupiny byl mlady Ameri-
can, ktery poz1val vsech who'd
i zasobovan1 potravinami, O.
devy a benzinem. Take hlav-
nj inzenyr byl American, KITE
~ Sc tesil stejnym vyhodam.
Ale prudka Zmena nastala pc
palestinskych volbach, We KITE
rych byli komuniste porazeni.
Israelsky vyslanec upadl ra-
zem v nemilost u prazske Via
dy, je pod stalym dozorem a
zachazf Sc S MIN stejne jake S
vyslancem jugoslavskym, k ne
muz sc diplomatic Kominformy
v Praze chovajl velmi nepfa-
telsky. Diva eminent America
nj jsou asi radi, re mohli Cd
letet.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-25
Armadni pier byl znicen
pozarem.

Oakland, Cal. Nejvetsi
armadnf pier ma zapadnfm po-
bfezf shorel Is. brezna. Ar
madnf 1rady odhadujf skodu
ma $1,O0O,00O.
Dive lodi, ohofele plameny,
byly odvleceny ma zaliv San
Francisco. Pozarnf cluny, ha-
sici re San Franciska, pozarni
oddly armady a lodstva zapa-
silly S plameny.
Protoze bylo~ bezvetff, chen
byl obmezen ma pier 1000 stop
dlouhy. V jeho okolf jsou skla-
diste, ale ne obydlene domy.
Plameny slehaly az do vyse
500 stop. Olejove a gasolinove
tanky ma pieru vybuchly ma
sledkem nesmlrneho horka, kite
re branilo hasicIm v jejich Il
sill.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-25
Jugoslavie by 81 prala dodavky
z Ameriky.

Londyn. - M. Filipovic, dri-
vejsf zastupce jugoslavskeho
ministra obchodu byl vyslan do
Washingtonu, kde zaujme po-
staven1 zvlastn1ho obchodn1ho
pridelence u jugoslavskeho wy
slanectv1. Ma Sc pokusit o to,
navazat jednan1 o obchodni
mezi Jugoslavi1 a A
merikou.
Jugoslavie by mohla dodat
med, olovo a jine suroviny W.
menou "a americke stroJn1 "a
fizeni. Jihoslovane by hlavne
radi nakoupili zarizenf vyso-
kych peel, zeleznicnf material
a jine vyrobky tezkeho pr1my-
stu. Budou sc take pokouset O
to, ably dostali cd Ameriky Il
very.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-25
ZahOnek HumOru.
Darek.

"Maminko, ia mann pripra-
venou krabici doutnlkG k
dnesnfm tat1nkovym narozeni
nam"
Gale, Dzimfku, ten jiste bu-
de nit velikou radost, re tax
nan pamatujes. NJ a kde is:
wal ma doutn1ky tolik penez?'
evils, maminko," odpovede-
Dzimik, ia je nekoupil, a kaz.
dy den jsem wal jeden dout.
mix z tat1nkova kabatu, on tc
nepoznal a ted Dude NIT ra.
dost."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-25
Vedsl CO della.

Pan Bumbalek prichazfval
DON'T obycejne az k ranu, coz
Ijeho slabsi polovicka tezce ne
sla. Jednou take prisel ina
trcnuty" DON'T a pokoji ro-
zevrel svoje parable.
"Proc otev1ras ten destnik?"
|pta Sc no PAM.
"Ted Pride prece boufka
ne?" odpovedel jeff manzel!
Taktika.
Prodavac novin VIOLA: "Po-
ledn1k'', "Vecern1k", Rude
Pravo".
Chodci nekupujf. Prodavac
81 ulev1:
"Tohle je prasecina!"
Tri chodci najednou:
"Zde - zde - dejte mne
list - mne taky - a mne ta-
ky!"
Sluha: "Pane doktore, ven
ku ceka svec S krejc1m ma pc
nize!!"
Pan: "Pockej jeste, Ia chvi-
Ii tn Dude take hotelier a pax
WHO'D vsechny najednou!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-25

zrffzenf anthropologickeho mu-
sea V PraZe:
"Pral bych 81, ably byl zacho-
van pTfstfmu pokolen1 a vede,
zvlaste anthropologicke, MAJOR
ny obraz a %predstava lidskeho
vzniku a vyvoje, variaci, teles-
neho i dusevniho pokroku a
struktury lidskeho zivotnlho
cyklu, plemen, k velike Gene
narodnf a vSelidske."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-25
Snih " Tokiu.

V Toxic Ia. brezna napadlo
snehu ma ctyTi palce zvysf. Sta
japonskych povestnych tfesno-
vych stromd bylo postizeno v
plnem kvetu pc neobycejne
mirnem pocasi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-25
Vzpominame Alese Hrdlicky.
K 80. vYroci ieho narozenin.

K 80. vyroci jeho narozenin.
Cely svet Sc sklan1 S 1ctou
pred jmenem slavneh0 lekare-
badatele anthropologa DIR. A
lese Hrdlicky. Domov sc deli
S Amerikou o jeho jmeno - We
.likeho vedce a dobreho cloveka
Ales Hrdlicka Sc narodil 80.
brezna 1869 v Humpolci. We
trinacti letech opoust1 S rodici
domovinu a odchaz1 do Noveho
sveta, ktery Sc mu stall druhym
domovem. Nebyly to lehke "a
|Gatky ma americke p1de - "a
Gina pracovati jake pomocny
delnik tovarne ma balenf dout
Mkt. Ale touha pc sebevzde-
|lani zene hocha dale a v osm-
nacti letech odchazi ma studi-
UNI mediciny. Pozdeji vstupu-
ie do statnfch sluzeb V 1stavu
pro c~horomyslne v Middletow-
nu. Zde Sc rozhodnuje pro ce-
" zivot, pro vedeckou praci v
antropolodii. Nechce resiti
darwinovske boje universit-
nfho stolu, chce sve anthropo-
logicke vyzkumy podepr1ti ba-
DAMN, zkoumanlm, objevitel-
stvfm. Projfzdi Evropou, A
merikou a ma vsech mfstech Sc
poctive VENUE prIzkumu oby-
vatelstva, jeho pdvodu a typd.
Studuje i indiansky zivot, ale
ne z romantickych hledisek,
nybrz die skutecnosti a docha-
ii k novym vedeckym vysled-
kim.
Tvrdf Poole vyzkumd, re in
dianske plemeno ma svou pra-
vlast v ASH. Stava Sc v Anne
rice p%opularnfm, protoze roz-
7ustil problem pdvodu a pr1-
chodu americkych domorodc1.
M1zeme rici, re Hrdlicka pa
til tez k nejprednejsim cesto-
vatelGm sveta, protoze pro sva
tvrzen1 hleda doklady We vsech
svetadflech.
Dospiva ma konec k vlastnf
teorii: clovek nevzesel primo z
opice, ale nejspfse z tvorG S
MIN pribuznejs1ch, z tax IVA
nych pfedchddcd cloveka, pa
tT1cfch k nejvyss1m ssavc1m
dosud nejasne znamym. Vyvo-
iowa LIME Sc pax brala zcela
samostatne k dnesnimu Glove
ku. Rovnez kolebku lidstva
hleda nekde v zapadni Europe
nebo sp1se Africe. To vse je
vsak .jen maly 1sek re vsech
objevd Hrdlickovych, jez S u
ctou prijfmal cely vedecky svet.
Nemectf naciste samozrejme
popfrali vyzkumy prfslusnlka
"menecenne" slovanske rasy.
To proto, re Hrdlicka porazil
ma hlavu jejich pavedu O ger
manskem idealu a umel jiz pre-
dem vystihnouti rozpinavost a
budouc1 pad pysnych majestic
kych "nadlidl". Tezko vsak
mohli souperit s vedcem sveto-
veho jmena.
DR.. Hrdlickovi sc dostalo ne
spocetnych cen a poet americ-
kych vedeckych institucl. Mi
jine byl jmenovan dozivot-
MIN clenem Americke akade-
mie we'd a umen1, presidentem
Americke antropologicke spo-
lecnosti, presidentem washing
tonske Academic we'd atd.
u skromneho vedce, ktery
poctami nezpysnel, ne
bylo to jen genialnf madam, ale
i pile, s nfz Sc dopracovaval tax
vyznamnych vysledkd. PT1kla-
NIUE byt jeho ovladani
vsech hlavnfch zivych .jazykd
i nekterych marcel lndi-
anskych.
Zemrel brzy potion, kdy
vstoupila Amerika do valky,
dine 5. zaTf 1913. Stara vlast i
americtf krajane jsou hrdi ma
ceskeho prfslusn1ka, ktery svou
objevitelskou cinnost1 obohatil
svetovou vedu a jehoz jmeno
je zapsano nesmazatelnym p1s-
mem do lidskych dejin.
Sv1j vedecky odkaz vyjadril
v dopise, v nemz referoval pre-
sidentovi T.. G.. Masarykovi Of
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-25
Ztraty reckych povstalcGG.

Atheny. - Armada oznami-
la, re 2,798 komunistickych
guerilovych vojakd bylo zabi-
to a 3,201 zajato cd %. ledna,
kdy general Alexander Papa
gos pTijal nejvyssf velenf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-25
zivot, jaky je We skutecnosti.

"MGj tat1nek uz pomohl
mnohym lidem, ably videli ve-
eli, jak jsou We skutecnosti."
"Pan otec je filosof?"
"Ne, optik-prodava bryle."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-25

A: "Je to pravda, re zapo-
metlivy professor Koubek 81
wal jeste zapometlivejsi profe-
sorku Laskovou?"
B: "Ano, vsak 81 to pTi swat
be take spletli, on mel ma hla-
We myrtovy venecek a ona cy-
lindr."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-25
Velvyslanec do Liberie.

Washington, D. C. = Presi-
dent Truman jmenoval Edwar-
da R. Dudley-ho z New Yorku
velvyslancem v Liberii. Bude
prvnlm cernochem, ktery Dude
m1ti hodnost velvyslance.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-25
Nejposlednsjsi Sokolovy Oar.
kove Balicky do &. S. R..

c. 81
5 Id. Praskoveho Mleka
a Id. Bile Rye $3.50
&. 100
200 Lucky Strike Cigaret
2 Id. 3 OF. kavy
q Id. 8 OF. rye
2 lb. 3 or. margarine $3.50
&. 10
6 Id. 9 OF. Bile Mouky
200 Lucky Strike Gig. $500
&. Ill
6 Id. 9 OF. Bile Rye
200 Lucky Strike Gig. $3.50
20 lb. Bile Rye $6.95
Objednavky pTijfma balti-
morsky zastupce Ant. Cihlar,
V 1radovne TELEGRAPH" nebo
" domove 1927 Grogan Ave.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-25
Obmezeni ~cestovatelI.

Buenos Aires. - Cestuj1c1,
kteT1 pTijedou do Argentiny pc
1. dubnu, must Sc DAFT registro-
vat ma policii.
Evening star., 1949-09-25
WELFARE WORK?
(FrOm Mrs. A. J. Mex,
WnShinoton)

In your column recently you
published letter from a young
woman who said she was % years
old. a stranger in Washington and
wanted to know how she could
use her free time.
We think the YMCA-USO Club
is the answer to her problem.
Every night and all day Saturday
and Sunday there is an opportu-
nifty for wholesome, attractive girls
from 18 to "a years Of age to have
fun while they serve" as junior
hostesses to the increasing number
of servicemen who come to the
USO.
The activities include orchestra
dances, informal dance classes.
glee club, dramatic club, Spanish
class, movies. talent shows. group
singing and regular lounge games.
I suggest that your young friend
call the YMCA-USO Club, 1885 G
street NV. Phone Sterling $685.
and make an appointment to see
the program director.
X X X
CROQUET?
(From M. A. M. Washington
I wonder If any one can give
me full instructions for playing
croquet? I canot find a book that
has full instructions to play it.
+ X 4 X
ANTIQUING FURNITURE?
From A. r. r.. Front Royal
Quite some time ago. I read
some directions for "antiquing
furniture. If I remember correctly
the pieces are painted with white
or ivory and then a mixture of
clear shellac and some other in
gradients are put on over this.
giving the desired finish. I have
misplaced these instructions and
would very much appreciate the
information.
Evening star., 1949-09-25
DEVILS FOOD CAKE.

AN ~ A~A@AoS NiS 49, - 4N~O SnAA1.
(From M. r.. Washington
One cup sugar, 2 tablespoons
shortening creamed together, 5
tablespoons cocoa, level; add to "a
cup hot water, cup sour milk,
plus l teaspoon baking powder,
u teaspoon salt sifted together
with IA cups flour, vanilla q
teaspoon. Bake 30 minutes in
375-degree oven for loaf or Is
minutes for cup cakes.
(Frona v. L., Seat PleaSant
One half cup shortening. cup
sugar, l cup sour milk, 22s cups
pastry flour. u cup cocoa, l tea
spoon soda, l teaspoon vanilla.
Cream shortening. sugar gradual
ly. Mix. Sift dry ingredients and
add alternately with sour milk Gf
no sour milk, add l tablespoon
vinegar. Let stand until thick.
Add vanilla. Bake in layer about
40 minutes at $50 degrees. If
you use vegetable shortening add
l teaspoon salt. If butter it won't
need any salt. This cake, frosted
with a white icing then melted
chocolate poured over top, let run
as it will, makes a very rich cake.
have used this cake when I
didn't have much of a dinner
very satisfactory. I am 10 years
young and this cake has been used
for years.
SUGGESTION.
(From Miss G.. p, Washington
May make an unasked-for
suggestion? So many of us now
have "everything one might think
of" and so much more than we
want or need, while all over the
world people are in dire want.
Would it not make our friends
happy to give them rose, when
gifts are in order, or some garden
flowers with notice Of CARE
package sent in their name to
needy family abroad?
Evening star., 1949-09-25
PLANTS OFFERED.
CLEANING ALUMINIUM?

(Fron, M. A. B., Washington
If any of your readers interested
in either house plants or garden
plants would like to come out to
my home I have a number Of diff
ferent varieties Of coleus, wax be-
gonias. ivy, sultana. lily Of the val
ley. beautiful (geraniums mostly
dep red, forsythia bushes, a blue
hydrangea that can be slipped,
rose of Sharon and a few iris
plants.
I would appreciate coming dur
ing morning hours. I cannot fur
nish flower pots with the house
plants.
Also would like to know If any
Of the readers can tell me where
1 can get my aluminium cooking
utensils cleaned? I think they will
require some kind of electric sand
ing machine to do this as they are
badly stained. Will appreciate any
information along this line.
X
QUERY?
(From Mrs. J. M, Wdshinoto-SJ
When the Government wanted
to transfer my husband to WASH
ington at the same salary, we did
not object as we thought that we
would enjoy living here and that
the cost Of living would be the
same.
Imagine our amazement when
we discovered that there are no
free city colleges here. We have
twins who are now ready for COL
lege and We cannot afford the high
tuition. However, there is a free
teachers college here for resi-
dents. Readers, I would like to
know if it is possible for students
to take the first year of college in
a teachers college and then trans
fer to another college without
losing credits. Some of my friends
think this is possible as the first
year offers rather general work. I
shall be glad to have any informa-
ton or suggestions.
Evening star., 1949-09-25
Readers Clearing House

of lessons with piano music. exer-
else bar and new ballet slippers.
I would be glad to give this to any
one who could make use of it, as
the days when I had time for 1t
are long past.
X
BRIDGE CLUB?
From Mrs. X. o. S., Washington. J
Is there a woman's bridge club
in Southeast or Southwest Wash
ington in the vicinity of Branch
avenue, Alabama avenue, Belle
vue Gardens or Congress Heights
that needs a new member?
I should also like to hear from
any women in this area who would
be interested in organizing one.
Evening star., 1949-09-25
QUERIES?
BALLET COURSE.
From v. E., Washington

from Y. E., WaShtngtOnJ
Does any one know where I
could have a small bedroom chair
upholstered for less than the. SIS
or $40 which most of the up
holsterers seem to be asking?
Also how can 1 get rid of an old
gas stove? 1t is in my basement
and is disconnected, ready to be
taken out, but none of the junk
dealers will call for IL.
And now I have something to
offer which I hope some reader
would like to have. 1t is a cor
respondence course in ballet
dancing. I have the complete set
Evening star., 1949-09-25

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sponsibility for them.
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Evening star., 1949-09-25
SMALL DOGS?
(From Mrs. w. r. L., Washington,

fFTOm MRS. W. n. L., W0SHtngLOnj
Our family of three adults is
rapidly working itself up to the
acquisition of a small dog (even
when fully grown. We wish to
know the pros and cons of various
breeds such as terriers (Scotties,
Cairns, Welsh, fox, wirehaired,
etc., spaniels, bulldogs, and other
small varieties. Which are more
easily trained? Are they given to
chewing everything up? Are they
highly excitable? What about
shedding and natural dog odor? I
realize that humans. too, have
their faults. but at least we can
choose our pet knowing somewhat
of his. Write to me in care
of RICH.
This is my first appeal for help,
although I have profited by many
suggestions, and am proud to say
I've been a contributor more than
once RICH is a fine example of
better living through the idea
exchange policy. Would that the
nations of the world would adopt
as workable a plan.
4 X X
"DONALD DUCK" DESIGN?
(Fron, L. D. w., Washington
About five years ago / pur-
chased a large transfer pattern
of the Disney character Donald
Duck" which was put out by a
large pattern company. used this
transfer design to make a stencil
for painting the figure on my sons
bedSpread. I am now ready to
put my second son into a twin bed
in the same room and would like
another one Of these Disney char
acters to make a matching spread.
However, the pattern company no
longer puts out any such design.
am wondering if any Of the
RICH readers might also have pur-
chased some of these designs one
of which might copy. Even if the
transfer has been used I can still
trace it for my stencil work.
Evening star., 1949-09-25
LAMPSHADE FRAMES.
(FrOnl Mrs. L. McC.,
GQitherSbur0)

I have noticed number of
inquiries in your column for lamp
Shade frames. Recently, I found
a lampshade studio which has
just opened for the fall season
and it has all shapes and sizes
Of frames or will make them up
to your specifications. This art
studio is located on F street NV.
Tenth and Eleventh streets over
a bakery shop.
! do hope this will solve some
OF the problems of the RICH read
erS who are looking for lampshade
materials.
Evening star., 1949-11-11
For Your Bookshelf
Life Data for eens
By Betty Miles

Human Growth, by Lester r.
Beck (Harcourt, Brace h Co.; 81.
Aside from, the simple fact that
the story of the stork did not in
the least prepare children for
adult living, this approach to the
education Of the younger genera
ton also robbed them Of a far
more interesting tale. For hu-
man growth, as pointed up by its
presentation in this new book, is
an absorbing thing.
This should thoroughly satisfy
the needs Of parents in telling
their children "the facts of life. "
Parents may be familiar with the
moving picture, Human Growth. "
turned out for schools by Eddie
Albert Productions last year and
widely hailed. The book is q
companion piece to the picture
Both the book and the film are
the results Of extensive psycholog-
ical research sponsored over a
period of years by the E. c. Brown
Trust, q foundation established In
Oregon q decade ago for social
hygiene education. The author
Is associate professor Of psychol-
ogy at the University Of Oregon.