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Evening star., 1950-02-27
NEW BOOK LISTS
(From D. G.. Public Libraru.)


We thought the readers of the
Clearing House would like to know
about Read about YOU" a read
ing list for teen ayers of books
about manners, dating and health.
Separate lists for boys and girls,
and list of books for both have
been included. This is the first
time that the library has pub
lished a list of this kind for this
age group.
Also a first" is the new list of
books on religious education prot
estant), compiled as a result OF
the demand of today's church
school teachers for more training
for their jobs.
The library's list of books on
social hygiene has been newly re-
vised. Books are suggested for
parents and children, for young
people, for engaged and married
couples, for prospective parents
and for the middle aged. Also sug-
gested are books dealing with the
social diseases.
The list on child care and train
ing now include new books, also.
Books on child psychology and
mental health, play. toys and pre-
school education, sex education
and adolescence are covered by
the list.
Races and Faith of America, -
list dealing with books on race.
prejudice and tolerance. is now
offered revised.
Also of interest to parents may
be the library's list on THE Home
and Family" which suggests books
on the attractive home. the fam
lily unit, living with children,
healthy, happy families, sharing
family fun, and mental health.
Evening star., 1950-02-27

Pattern No. 3038 is designed for
sizes II, IL, 13. Ia, 16 and 18. Size
IL. skirt, requires ia yards of 39-
inch fabric: blouse. IA yards;
bolero. long sleeves, IA yards.
For this pattern, send Is cents,
in coins. your name, address, pat
tern number and size wanted to
Barbara Bell. The Washington
Star, P. o. Box SO, Station G,
New York 10. N. Y.
Evening star., 1950-02-27
"THANK-YOU NOTE"
Contributions and requests

Contributions and requests
must be accompanied by the
sender's full name and ad-
dress. We will withhold both
and use only initials. Please
address mail to the Readers
Clearing House, Woman's
Page. The Evening Star
Washington 4.
Views expressed in the
Clearing House are not neces-
sarily those of The Star and.
as it is obviously impossible
for us to test all recipes SUBJ
mitted, we cannot assume re-
sponSibility for them.
Evening star., 1950-02-27
Conducted by
BETSY CASWELL
POMANDER BALLS.
Fron, Mrs. w. M. L., Sr.,
WdShinqton.)

W1SHlHgLOnJ
Their fragrance is best a few
weeks after they are made. Select
the thin-skinned Florida oranges.
which are easiest to stick the cloves
in, or grapefruit If you desire a
larger one. If you prefer you can
make your own scents from differ
ent spice combinations.
Florida Pomander: Florida
oranges. whole cloves, ground
cinnamon. Select firm Florida
oranges for making pomanders.
Stick whole cloves into skin of
orange until the rind is completely
covered. Roll orange in mixture
of equal parts of orris root and
ground cinnamon. Pat in as much
of powdered mixture as will ad-
here to orange. Wrap in tissue or
other soft paper for several weeks.
Remove the paper, shake off any
loose powder and pomander is
ready for use in drawers or on
linen shelves.
To hang in closet. crochet
loose circular cradle, or simply tie
the pomander with a ribbon, end
ing in loop.
Pomanders will keep their fra
Ororrp for r,oop1 ryoorc
POTS AND PANS:
VEAL SCALLOPINI?
(Fronl Mrs. J. M. M, ArlingtonJ
Tell Mrs. G. H. the best way I
know to keep dish towels clean
and free of black marks is to wipe
pots and pans with paper towels.
1 would love to have recipe
for veal scallopini. I failed to clip
the recipes in RICH when they
we're printed some months ago.
Please help me.
CROCHETED BASKET.
| from Mrs. j. II. A., BetheSda)
To Miss E. c. R., Washington:
For directions to make a crochet
basket, send to Washington Eve
ming Star, Needlework Arts De-
partment. 72 Fifth avenue, New
York II. N. Y. Pattern number is
1912; 20 cents each.
I have a smaller pattern, No.
2101. but have forgotten if it
came from the same place as the
other one.
X
Evening star., 1950-02-27
Delicious Sandwich

For a delicious sandwich filling
that's a little different mash a
third cup of pimiento cream
cheese with a hard cooked egg:
season with little mustard and
finely grated onion.
You don't have to scrape or
pare carrots-they may be
scrubbed clean with a stiff brush.
Evening star., 1950-02-27
BUTTERMILK BISCUITS.

(From E. L. M, WashingtonJ
Regarding the request of v. E.,
Takoma Park, would like to
submit a recipe I cut out of this
column several years ago and
have found it to never fail. They
are always light and fluffy.
Buttermilk Biscuits: Two cups
flour. l2 teaspoon salt. l cup
buttermilk, 212 teaspoons baking
powder. " teaspoon soda. 4 table,
spoons shortening. Sift dry in
gradients and cut in shortening
with sharp knife. Add milk and
mix lightly with a fork. Put on
Toured board and roll in medium
thickness. Cut with biscuit cutter
and bake at $50 degrees for IL
minutes.
From Mrs. C. w. K, WashingtonJ
Two cups flour. 212 teaspoons
baking powder. u teaspoon salt,
"a teaspoon soda, 2 tablespoons of
lard, enough buttermilk to mix
(about "a cup). All measurements
should be level. Sift flour, salt and
baking powder together. cut in
lard. I use a tablespoon and
knife. Cut lard into as small Jumps
as possible. Mix a fairly soft
batter. Turn onto lightly Toured
board. Roll to the thickness you
desire and cut out with medium
sized biscuit cutter Git will yield
Is Biscuits. Pre-heat oven to
$50 degrees. The biscuits will bake
in about Is minutes. If you like
you can brush the tops with a
little melted butter. This makes
them brown nicely. I have used
this recipe for years and it never
fails if properly used.
|. X X X X
THANK YOU NOTE"
(From Miss B. J. M, CheUerlyJ
Many thanks to Mrs. R. E. B.
of Washington for the recipe for
"hush puppies" We have had
them several times and like them
very much.
I still haven't heard from any
one telling me how to "stoW" away
my fur scarf.
Evening star., 1950-02-27
WHITE SPOTS FROM
MAHOGANY?

fFron1 V. S. L., WashingtonJ
Will you please tell me how TO
remove a white heat stain from a
mahogany dining table. Thank
you for any help you may give.
Evening star., 1950-02-27
Readers C|eurinq House
SOUR BEEF AND DUMPLINGS.

SOUR BEEF AND DUMPLINGS.
(Fron, v. V. j.. WashingtonJ
For Mrs. j. w., Laurel: One and
one half cup vinegar, 3 or 4 pounds
beef (rump or chuck tablespoon
salt, u teaspoon pepper, l table
spoon dry mustard, 2 or 3 bay
leaves. l small to medium onion,
gingersnaps. Cover beef with sea-
sonings, vinegar and onion in pot
or crock. Cover tightly. cure over
night or longer. Simmer under
cover until tender. Remove meat
and strain out liquid. add water
Zone cup at least).
Break gingersnaps and add to
liquid, cook until thickened. Place
meat in gravy until ready to
serve.
Six medium potatoes, 2 eggs, l
teaspoon salt, 3 slices bread, diced
and toasted. 2 cups sifted flour
(more if needed. Boil potatoes
with skins on until soft. Let cool,
peel and run through food chopper.
Add eggs, salt, flour, gradually mix
with hands until dry enough to
form dumplings three inches in
diameter. Add croutons. Makes
about IL dumplings. Drop in boil
ing salted water. Boil 80 minutes.
DISHWASHER.
From Mrs. C. C. s., Vienna.)
Replying to Mrs. H. w. Wash
ington's request for information
on a dishwasher. Why not have
the double sink and a dishwasher?
We have a new portable one,
which we got a short time ago.
We are just thrilled with the re-
suits. 1t only requires S gallons
Of water per washing, about the
same as used for regular dish
washing. It is adequate for one
family of 7. 1t has the advan-
tages of niovability. We just wheel
it into the dining room and load
it at the table. After washing it
is moved to the cabinets and dishes
put away without using unneces-
sary steps. Best of all, it really
washes dishes clean, including
pots and pans. We also have an
automatic clothes washer and
with little planning. we do not
run out of hot water.
X 4 X X
GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY?
From Mrs. C. c., Arlington)
am having a difficult time
finding ideas for a golden we'd
ding anniversary for my parents.
Are there any books or does any
one of the readers have any
ideas? The folks do not approve
Of any alcoholic beverages.
would like to plan a dinner party,
but what games or entertainment
is appropriate for the occasion.
Approximately IS to 100 people
would be invited. Thanks for any
Evening star., 1950-06-28
Shoton top to bottom:

ShotDn top to bottom:
Arrow "IsIander" Lsisure Shirt. Wosh-
able mesh weove cotton in puIIover
model. ~ sleeves, z bottom pockets.
yellow, green, ton, erey--------4 SO
MeGrssor "celtie" Sport siaeks. Royon
and cotton, styled with full pIeoted front,
and continuous woistbond. Solid eolors OF
grey or fon-- -----------$
Terry Beech Robe. Thick, thirsty terry
cloth t1ot's absorbent ond cosy washing.
Full wrop-oround model in solid eoIors
OF white or grey --------------$1O
MeGrsser "Aquethon" cabons Set.
Washable cotton in coIotuI prints. The
shrt-joeket hos hoIf sleeves and eon be
worn in or out. The swim n play shorts
ere boxer style with built-in supporter.
Joeket. sos; Shorts, 3.95
Evening star., 1950-06-28
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-10-06
SO britskych hornikIG zahynulo
" nestesti.

Creswell, Angle. = V dull
MIN pozaru We zdejs1ch uhel-
nych dolech, kde Sc ocitli hor-
nfci V pasti, pTislo O zivot 83
horn1kG. 80 horn1kG bylo "a
skoceno plameny a bylo uduse-
no plyny a kourem. DalSf tri
byli vyneseni svymi kamarady,
kter1 Sc plazili pc kolenu do
bezpec1, ale vsichni tTi uz byli
rovn6z zaduSeni. Ma zachranu
ostatn1ch nebylo vGbec pony
sleno, protoze pozar nebylo
mono zdolat V cas-. Ponevadz
vynasen1 mrtvol hornik1 by by
10 spojeno s nebezpecfm zivota
pro zachranne muzstvo, bylo
rozhodnuto, re hoT1ci dull Dude
uzavTen.
Toto ornament dGlni spravy
vyvolalo velky naTek a plac
vdov a det1 pc horn1cfch, jez
cekaly ma pOvrchu dolu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-10-06
Redaktor a Administrator
H L
Obydl1:
1927 Grogan Avenue - Ii
Telefon: Broadway 1925
Archbishop z Yorku je proti
odZbroieni Zapadu.

York, Angle. = DR.. Cyril
Garbet, archbishop z Yorku,
prohlasil, re jakekoliv hovory
O preventivn1 valce by mely byt
zakazany jake nemoralnf. Ma
druh6 strane vsak = napsal ar
cibiskup do sv6ho pastyfskeho
listu- je jist, re kdyby zapad-
nj staty odzbrojily, tax budou
ohrozeny komunismem. Proto
ii, kter1 volajf pc odzbrojeni
Zapadu by jist6 v~yvolali waikiki,
kdyby jim bylo vyhoveno. TAX
zvan6 mirove petice We skutec-
nosti zadaj1, ably Spojene Staty
odlozily zbran, ktera je dosud
hlavni pTekazkou komunisticke
invase do zapadni Evropy. Do
bTe ozbroien6 zem6 sp1se Cd
straSf Rusko Cd utoku nez cele
tucty m1rovych peticf a zboz-
nych pfan1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-10-06
Armada povola 100000 muzI
Stane Sc tax do 6 mssicHG.

Washington, D. C. = Pred
snemovnfm brannym vyborem
svedcili vysoci vojenstf hodno-
stair, re armada must odvesti
do chime sluzby vojensk6 $780,
900 muzG v pTistich sesti mesi-
cfch. To bylo pozdeji potvrze-
no z Department. obrany a z
iinych nejvyss1ch vojenskych
mist. Zatim armada pozadala
Odvodn1 sluzbu, ably il dodala
v ffjnu a listopadu 100000
novackG, kteryzto pocet je OBJ
sazen V move oznamene clslici
100000. Krone toho povola
armada do sluzby $500 lekarn
a 1,4O0 dentistG We stejnem OBJ
dob1. Budou to vetsinou leka-
Fl, kterym Sc dostalo odborneho
vzdelanf ma vladni 1traty v do
be poslednf valky a kteTf bud
vGbec Mcdonald skutecnou vo-
ienskou sluzbu neb jen velmi
kratkou dobu. Tyto plany ar
mady vysly ma jevo v prGbehu
vysetfovan1, ktere zahajil bran
ny vybor snemovny, ably zjistil,
zda-li armada zachazi 1sporne
Sc svym personalem. Vybor by
rovnez rad zjistil, proc je tax
velke procento odvod1m podle-
haj1clch mladych muzd6 odmi-
tano pro neschopnost.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-10-06
"RED FEATHER TIME"
CHEST
K A NJ PA N
zapocne 10. rijna a potrva dc
IA. listopadu.
PRISPEJTE!
20 let vszeni csl. hockeyistovi.

20 let vszeni csl. hockeyistovi.
Londyn. = Glen csl. nositele
svetoveho mistrovstv1 hockey
oveho teamu - kdysi nositel
svetoveho mistrovstv1 = Bub-
mix, byl odsouzen ma dvacet let
zalaTe, protoze Sc udanlive v
Anglii "a breznoveho hockeyo-
veho zajezdu pokusil "deserto-
vati" a spojiti Sc s "nepfateli
statu."
Jeho pTfpad zahajuje posled-
nj kapitolu jedne z nejvets1ch
tragedif We svete sportu. V r.
1949 zahynulo sest clenG hoe
keyoveho teamu v letadle mad
Kanalem pTi ceste do Londyna.
V roce 1850 bylo zbyvajlc1ch 6
clenG teamu zatceno kratce po-
tom, kdy byla nahle jejich Il
cast v Londyne odTeknuta. Hra-
ci pTi zatceni Sc branili, ale by
Ii premozeni a uvezneni a nyn1
pc sesti mesicfch postaveni pred
soud. - Prvnl byl souzen Bub-
mix a jelikoz v dobe zatceni
slouzil ma vojne, byl postaven
pred vojensky soud. Vysledek
20 let. Ostatnich pet = Ger
veny, Macelis, Rozinak, Kono-
pasek a B. Moudry = a jsou O.
bavy, re S mimi i JIM = budou
souzeni pozdeji. Vsichni byli
vyslychani ma prazskem poll
cejnim reditelstvi Bartolomej-
ske ulici a poole posledn1ch
zprav trpf dosud nasledky tech
to vyslechn a hrubeho zacha-
zeni. FCI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-10-06
Ceskoslovenska narodni rada
dSkuie.

Chicago, III. - Ceskosloven-
ska narodnf rada v Americe W.
slovuje tfmto sve 1pTfmne dfky
vsem prfznivc1m, kter1 svymi
Diary a Tadnymi prfspevky pod
porujf jej1 snahy a praci. ODE
tavost, projevovana zejmena
nasimi drobnymi krajany, posi-
luje nase vedomf, re kracime
spravnou cestou a lidu svemu
koname dobrou sluzbu.
Cd Is. srpna d %. zar1 Csl.
narodn1 rada obdrzela tyto pr1-
spevky a Diary ma BOZ prot ko-
munismu a ma pomoc csl. upr-
chllkGm:
Oblastni vybor Csl. N. R. v
Chicago, mesfcnf prfspevek $50
a dar 500, spolu $50; Josef
Triner $50; Otto Kerner, Jr.
Chicago, ILL.,, $40; Josef Prime,
Ord, Nebr. So; Rad els. 35 S. P.
J. S. T., Axtell Texas SOTO;
Fred Kohler Enterprises, Chi
cago, III. $1OO; Joseph H. Ma
SEX, ST. Paul, Mimi. So; John
L. Leban, New York $1OO; Ma
RE Dobrovolna, Loxley, Alaba-
ma 88c; JOS. A. Vosika, Crete,
Nebr. $40; Andrew J. Fisher,
Pittsburgh, Pa. $40; Richey V.
Graham, Chicago, I'll. $40; So
kol & Company, Chicago, I'll.
500; V. Krikac, Jr., Comstock,
Nebr. So; John A. Cervenka,
Chicago, Ill. $50; A. V. Cerny,
Burlingame, Calf. 81; Sparta
Athletic & Benevolent Associa-
ton, Chicago, Ill. SIS; Otto
Kerner, Chicago, I'll. $25; B
Drtina, Brandon, Va. SIS; Ella
G. Jirka, Chicago, I'll. $40; Pill
sen Brewing Company, Chica
go, I'll. $50; Anthony w. Julis
San Carlos, Calf. So; Josef Tri
ner, Chicago, III. $50; Americkt
sdruzenf Masaryk V Detroit
Mich. $40.
Ma pomoc csl. uprchlikdm:
Sbfrka provedena pr obedt
u p1. A. Vavf1cek v Union Pier
Mich, dine IL. srpna, ma kterol
prispely nasledujfci danny: =
Mrs. j. J. Kohout 81; Mrs. R
Janda 81; Mrs. Bursik 81; Mrs
M. Kohout 81; Mrs. B. Doubel
81; Mrs. A. VavT1cek 81; Mrs
j. Dvofak $3.50; Mrs. J. Ma
FAC $3.50, spolu 5000.
Ceskoslovenska narodn1 rada
v Americe
2345 S. Kedzie Ave-,
Chicago 23, Illinois.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-10-06
Mrs. KLECKA GETS TOP
PACE in
WHO'S WHO"

Mrs. August Klecka may have
lost her race for Congress from
the Third District last week,
but today she got a handsome
political consolation prize.
A new national publication,
"Who's Who In United States
Politics., gave Mrs. Klecka
more space than any other Ma
ryland political figure of either
party.
In fact, she even outspread
President Truman, who rated
but 40 lines of type to Mrs.
Klecka's "A lines.
Local politicians such as Gov
ernor Lane Us lines), Mayor
D'Alesandro GA lines), Senator
Tydings a lines) seemed rela-
lively ignored next to the Klec-
ka A.
Two lines for Ennis.
Even Robert B. Ennis, State
Democratic Chairman and pro-
minent politically since the be-
ginning of the century, was dis
missed with two lines.
William Curran and James
H. (Jack) Pollack, prominent
city leaders, didn't make it at
all.
The secret seems to be that
Mrs. Klecka supplied the infor-
nation herself.
"They sent me a QUESTIONABLE
and said "be very specific, she
explained, $50 I wa svery speci-
fic".
The Klecka biography in
cludes such items of national
political interest as the fact that
she was an "Originator of Spe-
cial Sunshine Club, 1889" a
"speed typist and demonstration
1926" and a First Aid in
structor for the Red Cross.
Campaign Notes.
There are also the facts that
Mrs. Klecka was head of the
womne's campaigns for former
Mayor Howard w. Jackson for
Mayor in 1889 and for Comp
troller j. Millard Tawes for the
Democratic nomination for
Governor in 1916.
There is, naturally, much
more about Mrs. Klecka's ca
reer.
The book, which is just now
being sent out by the publish
ers at $25 a copy, says it is ode
dicated to the American politi-
clan, frequently abused, infre-
quently praised, but the back
bone of the greatest nation on
earth"
(Vynato z Vecerniho "Sunu'
20. zarf.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-10-06
Gen. Bradley doporucuje opst
vyzbrojeni NemcH.

Washington, D. C. = SET spo-
jeneckeho generalniho stabu
general Bradley oznamil, re ca
stecne vyzbrojenf NemcG je ne
zbytne nutne pro obranu "a
padn1 Evropy. Pr tom vsak ma
bit pfihllzeno k tomu, ably sc
Nemci nestali vojensky tax sill
nj, re by mohli pomyslet ma ne
jakou 1tocnou waikiki.
Dale general Bradley rekl,
re Spojene Staty pri pripadne
obrane zapadnf Evropy nepo-
mysll jen ma obranu Ryna a re
pfedpokladana obranna cara
lei ma vychod cd Ryna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-10-06
Novy csl. casopis " Brazilii.

Londyn. = Pod MAVEN "Ser-
vico de Informaciones da Tche-
coslovaqui" vyslo V Brazilii pr
vnf c1slo informacn1 sluzby, KITE
rou r1df dffvejsf csl. charge d.
affaires V Brazilii, V. Nosek.
Casopis pouz1va zprav Rady
svobodneho Ceskoslovenska We
Washington, National Com
mite for Free Europe v New
Yorku a FCI v Londyne. = A
dresa: SITL, V. Nosek, C. P.
153, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-10-06
Asi 1000 knezi je " e. S. r.
vezneno.

Rim. - Katolicky knee Rev.
T. Hruby, csl. exulant, oznamil,
re v Ceskoslovensku je uvezne-
no v zalaf1ch, v koncentracn1ch
taborech nebo taborech pracov-
Mich ma 1000 knez1. Rev. Hru-
BY uprchl z Ceskoslovenska
pred dvema mes1ci. Mel v rim
skem kostele kazanf k csl. upr-
chlikGm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-10-06
Indonesie byla prijata do
SpoienYch Narodn

New York. - Jake 60. stat
byla do Spojenych narodG pri-
move utvoTena Indoneska
republika, kdyz pTijetf to bylo
pred tim schvaleno Bezpecnost-
nj radou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-10-06
Polskym premierem " exilu byl
jmenovan r. Odzierzynski.

Londyn. = August Zaleski,
predseda polsk6 vlady v exilu,
imenOval generala Romano
Odzierzynskiho premierem po
zesnulem premieru Tadeuszi
Tomaszewskim, ktery utvofil
polskou vladu v exilu v dubnu
1949 jake 1stredf Polak1 zijf-
cfch v exilu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-10-06
Ceskoslovensky letecky perso-
nal ozbrojen.

Praha. - Pc zkusenostech s
cestujfcimi, kteTf Sc caste sna-
zili primeti pilota Ike zmene
kursu Ca to ku podivu vzdycky
ma zapad a nikdy opacne!) byl
nynf letecky personal ozbrojen,
ably mohl celiti podobnym po-
kus1m. FCI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-10-06
Cinsti komuniste poslou million
CifianIG ma otrocke prace.

Tipei, Formosa. = Zastupce
cfnske nacionalisticke armady
oznamil, re c1nsti komuniste
hodlaji poslat cely million Gina
nj do Sib1Te a do Mandzurska
ma otrocke prace. Tento plan
byl odhalen komunistickymi a.
gently, kteTi byli dopadeni ma
Formose.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-10-06
Italska snsmovna jedna O OBJ
canske milici prot pate
komunisticke koIons.

Rim. = Italska poslanecka
snemovna Sc sesla k rozprave o
novych obrannych patTenfch a
planech ma organisaci obcanske
milice "a 1celem potiranf pate
komunisticke kolony v Italii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-10-06
Zapadonsmecke policejni sbo-
ry budou CO nejdrive ustaveny
II statech.

Bonn. - Bavorsky minister
sky pTedseda Hans Erhard pro-
hlasil, re II zapadonemeckych
stat1 ustavf CO nejdrfve ochran-
ne policejnf sbory, k jejichz
zTfzenf byl dan souhlas ma
schulz tri zahranicnfch mini
strG velmoci v New Yorku mi
nuleho tydne. Ministr Ehhard
dodal, re tyto move policejnl
sbory budou k disposici 1stfed-
nj zapadonemecke Wade v Bon
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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-12-07
The Scrap Book 49,.
by
MRS. HUTOKA HANDLES

A country governed by a ruler
whose will is the supreme law
of the land, who is not dependent
upon the people for his position,
but secures it by inheritance thru
his family and who is RESPONSE
bic to no one for his official acts.
is an example of absolute mon
archy.
1t has no place in our civilized
world of today. There are still
a few limited monarchies who
attach the word democracy ia
their government, but in my
opinion it shouldn't be there.
Past history has always de-
clared socialism a radical form
of government and is usually fol-
lowed by a communists govern
ment unless nipped in the bud.
Communism is sprouting UP all
over the world today as tho they
had sprouted from out of the
ground, and they are what we
would call the crab grass an
external and internal agressor in
Europe and Asia and a would be
In America, and should not be
tolerated in the least when found
guilty, and given the limit of the
law. We cannot get rid of them
and pat them on the back at the
same time.
When government is represent.
ed by the people for the people
it draws its moral powers from
that society; therefore oul
| government has established law.
TO hold intact our laws, and il
draws from society its men to re,
present its daily functioning, anc
should be composed of men O
character, spiritously, religiously
and politically minded.
In securing liberty, justice Sc
cures equality also. The limit O
liberty is in liberty itself. Justic,
deals out liberty and liberty
deals out justice are own act
determines too what extent We
enjoy our liberties. Our demo
cratic government protects, de
fends and Furnishes, thru tht
proper procedures of the laws
we should not stray far from
our constitution or the Declara
ton of independence. If we do
we cannot have a strictly Demo
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-12-07
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