davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-10-25

sitaip kalba, pasiremdamas
Baznyeios istatymais, vyskupas
V. Briggs. Deja, atvykes j
Amerika, jis ras daug 'lietuvis-
kQ' parapiju, lietuvisku tik is
vardo, visiskai ar beveik visiskai
nutautintu jaq seniai, ir kahn
ar bebus galima nustatyti, koki
cia pakeitimai kada padaryti ir
keno valia ar leidimu jie pada-
ryti bel dabar dar daromi Ar
yra priemoniu tam Baznycios
kanonQ lauzymui sustabdyti bel
atitaisyti - tatai, turbut, teks
vysk. Brizgiui ir Kittens tue
reikalu susirupinusiems dar ge-
rokai pastudijuoti.
Buvo gandas, kad vysk. Briz-
gys atvyksta j Amerika su tel
semis tvarkyti visus lietuviu pa
rapijQ reikalus visoje Ameriko-
je. Jei jis tikrai turstu tokia ga
lia, isakmiai suteikta is paciu
virsuniq, butu galima tiketis,
kad jis sugebetu protingai ir
teisingai ta uzdavini atlikti. Bet
tu graziq CANDY patvirtinimo
, tue tarpu negirdeti. Pasirode
spaudoje tik vienas kitas posa-
kis, kad vysk. Briggs turis is
Romos linkejima patarnauti lie
tuviams katalikams Amerikoje
pagal savo geriausi nusimany-
ma, bet kick tas linkejimas pa
remtas sprendimu bel patvarky-
mu gala, nieko aiskaus nezino-
ma. Kanonuose, berods, nera to-
kiu nuostatu, kurie leistu steig-
tt ir vyskupijas neteritoriniu,' O
tautiniu ar kalbiniu pagrindu, ir
vargu ar yra galimybe lietuvis-
kas parapijas isimti is teritori-
niu vyskupiju jurisdikcijos bel
perduoti jas tokios tautines vys-
kupijos Jurisdiction. Jei tokia
galimybe butQ, tai, ypac turint
priesaky toki asmeni, kaip vysk.
V. Briggs, lietuviskqju parapi-
jq klausimas butq graziai SUI
tvarkytas. .Taciau apie tokia
vyskupija vargu ar galima ir
svajoti. Buvo dar kalbama, kad
vysk. Briggs turesias tam TIKI
ra pozicija Chicagos arkidiece-
zijos kurijoj, prie kard. Strich.
Taciau, jeigu net ir taip butu.
tai reikia tureti galvoje, kad
Chicagos arkidiecezija toll gra-
zu neapima nei visos Amerikos,
mel visu lietuviskuju kolonijQ -.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-10-25

kokio juose neturejo rasti. Ne
tinkamas sios rusies nusistaty-
mas kaikur buvo tai mazesniu,
tai didesniu atskalu priezastimi.
y y
Savos kalbos parapija ir baz-
nycia yra privilegija: il teikia-
ma tik jos norintiems. Tokia
prasme suprastos savos kalbos
parapijos ir baznycios turf tam
tikra nelieciamybe. Kanone ZIG
$ A sakoma, kad tokioj parapi-
joj, karta isteigus, negalima ME
ko keisti, neatsiklausus Svento-
jo Sosto. Taigi nei kunigai netu-
ri teises ten daryti jiems pa
tinkanciu pakeitimu. Savos kali
bos parapijos ir baznycios lei
dziamos ne tam, kad tokiomis
jos tik vadintusi, o kad is tikro
tokios butu.
Kas turf pareigos lietuviu
baznyciose islaikyti musu gra-
zias ir vertingas religines. ira
dicijas, savus pamaldumo bu-
dus, padeti tinkamai pasireiksti
ivairiu sriciu savai religinei ku-
rybai? Suprantama, kad Primo
je eileje tai turf rupeti kuni-
GAINS, aptarnaujantiems lietu-
viskas parapijas ir baznycias
Tai nera jokia malone, o yrs
teise, kad savoje baznycioje ir
sava kalba, ir saw religiniai pa
prociai, ir savas religinis menas
jaustQsi ne kaip kampininkai, o
saw savuose namuose. Kaip bu-
vo sakyta, savos kalbos parapi-
ia ir JOS baznycia yra tikintie.
stems teikiama. privilegija, jiems
teikiama Baznycios vyriausic
autoriteto. Ia privilegija ne tik
panaikinti, bet ka nors joje pa.
keisti tas autoritetas yra sau
rezervaves. Todel kas nors kitas
savo uzmacias, pagal savo sko.
nj negali tos privilegijos nei mai.
knit, nei keisti, nei siaurinti
Ia privilegija suteikiama ne ke.
liens asmenims, ne vienai kar.
tai, o pastoviai ir visiems tos
tautybes zmonems. Kas nenori
ia privilegija naudotis - ar tai
bltu kunigai ar pasaulieciai -
tie turf nevarzoma laisve PEREZ
tt j kita parapija ir baznycia
bet neturi teises tos privilegijos
naikinti ar siaurinti toje para
pijoje ir baznycioje, kuri tam
skirta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-10-25

siQ metu AidQ Z mr.. daugelio
lietuviu demesi atkreipe vysku-
po V. Brizgio straipsnis apie
tautiniu kulturos vertybiu vieta
savose baznyciose. Neturime
galimybes pakartoti visa strap
snl, kuriame yra labai daug ISL
demetinu minciu. Cia' ypatingai
norime pabrezti aisku vysk. v.
Brizgio nurodyma j Kataliku
Baznycios istatymus, kurie kar-
ia isteigtu tautiniq parapiju po-
budzio neleidzia klebonams ir
net vyskupams savaliskai pa
keisti. Cia pakartojamos atitin-
kamos to straipsnio istraukos.
Pagal Baznycios Kanonu Tel
ses Ramona 216 S 4, paprastai
parapijos skirstomos teritoriniu
pagrindu. Taciau ten pat sako-
ma, kad is to bendro desnio yra
galimos ir isimtys. Ten pasa-
kyta: Tame paciame mieste
ar toje pacioje teritorijoje pa
rapijQ pagal kalbos arba tau
tybiu skirtumus negalima steig-
tt be atskiro specialaus leidimo
kas liecia jau isteigtas, negalima
nieko keisti, neatsiklausus Sven
TOTO Sosto". Taigi, turint rel
kama leidima, salia teritoriniu
parapijQ, gall atsirasti ir para
piju atskiroms tautybems ar at
skiroms kalboms. Kaip negalima
be leidimo ju steigti, taip lygiai
negalima, karta jau isteigtose,
ka nors keisti be atskiro Sven
TOTO Sosto leidimo.
se
Kad toWQ, kalbQ pagrindu
skirtingu, parapiju steigimo ne
apsunkinus, anais laikais, kada
susisiekimas buvo letesnis, ne
gu siandien, toliau nuo Romos
esanciQ krastu vyskupai turejo
gala, kaikur ir dabar ja turf,
tokias parapijas steigti savo is
mintimi, kiekvienu atskiru at
veju Sventojo Sosto neatsiklau-
slant. Taciau ir tuose krastuose
maziau buvo palikta laisves pa
naikinti karta jau isteigta tokia
parapija. O tai del to! kad ir
pacius vyskupus apsaugojus nuo
negirtinu pasaulines valdzios
tendenciju itakos nusikratyti
tautinemis parapijomis.
Tokios pasaulines valdzios ten
dencijos kaikur surado ir dva-
sininkq tarpe toxic pritarimo,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-10-25

Prizes kick laiko vieno is New
York Time vedamuju straipsniQ
buvo tokia antraste: "Citizen
Soldier" = Karys pilietis.
Nesvarbu, kas ten buvo ra-
syta. Tx ia antraste man at
vede kita mint = mint apie
kari nepilieti. Ir stai kodel. Jau
CANA didelis skaicius ir musu
lietuviu jaunuoliu, dar labai toll
stovinciu nuo Americas piliety-
bes teisiQ, yra pasaukti j Anne
rikos kariuomene. Reikia pripa-
zinti, jog lig siol dar neteko gir-
deti nei vieno atsitikimo, kad
kuris nors is pasauktuju dabar
atvykusiQ lietuviu jaunuoliu bu-
tn nuo karines tarnybos kaiE
nors issisukinejes, juo labiau
negirdeti atsitikimo, kad kuris
butu atsisakes stoti j kariuome.
ne, kaip nepilietis (kaip tai per.
mai vienas lenkas padare), al
kad kuris nors butu nuo to pa.
sislepes, kaip tai atsitinka su
CANA daugeliu is pilieciu tarpo
Jei yra tokia tvarka, kad j ka-
rine tarnyba saukiami. visi Sic
krasto gyventojai, ne tik pile
ciai, tai nieko prizes tai negalima
pasakyti. Jei tokia tvarka kan
nepatinka, to niekas nevercia
cia atvaziuoti ar cia pasilikti.
Bet dabartinese aplinkybese
ateina j galva kaikurie kiti su
tue suristi klausimai. stai jau
visa ellie ir nepilieciu lietuviu
yra atsidure arba Europoje, ar
ba dar daugiau - Korejos from
te. Ir tam nieko nebutu galima
prikisti, jei ne vienas trukumas.
0 tas trukumas yra stai koks.
Net ir dabar, Korejoje, kai
Americas karys - pilietis, per
nelaime patenka j komunistu
nelaisve, jis, kick galima pa
tirti, daugumoje atveju naudo-
jasi kario - belaisvio padetimi.
Padetis tai nera maloni, bet Wis
delto jis asmeniskai nera kalti-
namas, nera asmeniskai baudzia-
mas uz tai, kad jis yra Ameri-
kos karys ir dalyvavo kare prizes
komunistus.
o jei tokia nelaime - patek-
tt nelaisve - atsitiktu Ame-
rikos kariui - nepilieciui, ypac
lietuviui, latviui, estui, gudui,
ukrainieciui ar lenkui, kilusiam
is tu vietQ, kurios sovietu yra
aneksuotos, neva ijungtos SSSR
valstybes ribas? Ar ju padetis
butu lygiai tokia patti, kaip anne
rikieciu kariu - Americas pi-
lieciu?
Deja, yra pamato manyti, jog
Stems butu daug pavojingiau.
Nera jokiu abejojimu, kad Ko-
rejoje rusu nagai visur yra pri-
kisami. Aisku taip pat, kad rusu
enkavedistu, ar kaip jie ten da-
bar besivadintu, akyse visi buve
Lietuvos ir kitty cia paminetu
krastu kilmes asmenys laiko-
mi -. ju, sovietu, pilieciais. Va
dinasi, toks asmuo, patekes ju
rankas, galetu butt laikomas ne
paprastu amerikieciu kariu -
belaisviu, bet sovietu pilieciu -
dezertyru ir didziausiu isdaviku,
kariaujanciu 'prieso puseje prizes
savo tevyne". Cekistams ne
pasiaiskinsi, kad ju "pilietybes"
nepripazisti, kad jie yra tavo
tevynes neteiseti uzgrobikai. Ne
ra abejones, kad tokens ka-
Rams, patekusiems j nelaisve,
gresia ne reguliari (kiek il gall
butt reguliari pas komunistus)
belaisvio padetis, bet visas ce-
kistinis kerstas, greiciausiai is
reikstas kilpa ant kaklo :. Sis
pavojus yra nusiustiems Ko-
rejos fronta, jis gall lengvai su-
sidaryti ir Europoje, jei ten Kill
tu karas.
Tad klausimas - ar tikslinga
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SunkW paIkimas naujai britq Vyria1Byybei

81 ketvirtadieni Anglijos pi-
lieciai eina prie urnu. Ia diena
pasaulio zvilgsnis kreipiamas !
krasta, kurio dabartine darbie-
ciu vyriausybe yra atsidurusi
prizes visa ellie problemu, Egipto
lvykiai ju tarpe yra opiausia
vieta. Britai (1950 m. rinki-
muose ju b2lsavo 20 milionai,
$40 visu turinciu teise balsuo-
ti lures pasisakyti uz ligsiol
krasto politika vairavusius dar-
biecius ar ta vaira perduos
Winstono Churchillio konserva.
toriams. Kaip paprastai,, tokiais
atvejais atsiranda daug prana-
sysciu ir rimtesniu numatymu.
Paw, Gallup'o biuras prizes tre-
jeta savaiciu nustates ,kad kon-
senatorial yra pralenke darbie-
cius 11T, O pastaraja savaite
jQ populiarumas krites A su pu-
Sc Go. Spejama, kad 81 karta IL
beralu partijos salininkai savo
balsus padalinsia tarp dvieju di-
dziuju partiju - varzoviu. Be-
laukiant rinkimu rezultatu, ver-
ia cia pastebeti, kad siu metu
rinkimu kampanijoje labai daug
vietos uzeme uzsieniO reikalai.
Darbieciai savo partiniq lyderiu
lupomis gyresi gall lengviau su-
sidoroti SUI Art. Rytu> Wis labiau
aStrejanciu nacionalizmu, O kon-
senatorial pabreze -ttik Chur-
chillis esas tas vyras, kuris ga
lesias sustabdyti pavojingo po-
budzio reiSkinius Art. Rytuose,
tik jis galesias Anglia paversti
lygiu partneriu SUI JAW ir tik
jis zinas, kaip reikia kalbetis su
"dede Juozapu''. Pereita savaite
Churchillis jau ir savo kalboje
buvo pasiules triju didziQju
pasikalbejima SUI Stalinu. Wa
shingtono sluogsniu nuomone,
atrodo, kad laimesia, su maza
persvara, konservatoriai, taciau
viska nulemsia 2 su puse mi
liono liberalu balsQ.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-10-25
Sovietu kelias j persq ilanka


Kas belaimetu rupesciu pri-
slegtoje Anglijoje, viena yra
aisku - biogiausias palikimas,
kuri gaus naujoji vyriausybe,
tai neramumai Art. Rytuose.
Anglijai siuo metu nepajegiant
reikiamai issinerti is tQ tinklu,
kurie jai grasia ne vienoje vie
toje, belieka tik dvi galybes,
kuriu politika gales vienaip ar
kitaip pasukti ivykiu tekme.
Tai Amerika ir Sovietai. Wa
shingtono nuomone, sovietai is
tOrijoje dar niekuomet taip ne
buvo priarteje prize savo tiksIo,
kaip pastaruoju metu. Tas tiks-
las, tai priartejimas prie PersV
ilankos, prie turtinguju zibalo
saltiniu, priartejimas prie Afri-
kos kontinento. Jei Iranas il
Egiptas laimetu savo konflikte
su britais, tai, aisku, sovietams
placiai atsivertQ vartai. Jungt.
Valstybems toks Stalino pasi-
vaiksciojimas naftos ir Afrikos
smiltynu link negalas butt ma
lonus = ju dipiomatija, nors il
be didelio. entuziazmo, Wis delto
rems ir toliau britus ju kovoje
prizes kylantl rytuose naciona-
lizma.
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veiksmu uzminuojant kelius ir
TT. Britai, is savo puses, pristi-
ge maisto ir kitu gerybiQ orga-
nizuotu "oro tilta". siaip ar
taip, vakaru politiniai sluogs-
Mai, nesuprasdami kokiu sumo
timu diktuojami egiptieciai at
sauke britq - egiptieciu SUI
tarti (ji turejo galioti dar 5
metus) yra isitikine, kad anne
rikieciams stipriai palaikant
britus ir abiems sajungininkams
turint netolimose srityse dau-
geli baziQ, vakary kapituliacija
Egipte, be didesniu komplikaci-
ju, nera galima.
Labiausiai grasomas vakaru
gynybOs sparnas
New York Times" is Londo-
no pranesa, kad vakaru sostine-
Sc dar tikimasi derybu. Tai juo
labiau lauktina, kai sugriuvo vi
sos vakaru pastangos sudaryti
Art. Rytu gynybos koalicija,
ta mint grieztai atmetus Egip-
tut. Clev. Plain Dealer korespon-
dentas j. P. Leacacos, apsilan-
kes Libanone, raso, kad sprogi-
mas Art. Rytu gynybos sistemo-
je Wis labiau arteja. Esa, ara
bu pasaulio akyse JAW tampan-
clos priesu mr.. l ir tik del ju ne
ryztingos politikos. Sovietai va
ro didesne propaganda ir laimi
arabu simpatijas tick del vaka-
rQ daromu klaidu, tick del anne
Evening star., 1951-12-23
BY Josephine Lowmon

When life gets thick and situa-
tons seem intolerable for any rea-
son we are likely to slump in all
sorts of ways.
We forget that the lines we are
creating today with tears will
handicap us in winning happi-
ness later on, that the lowered
state OF health we are sinking
into because of worry will make
1T impossible to achieve things
which later on will seem impor-
tant. and anyway the worry
doesn't help.
When women are depressed or
worried or going through difficult
times they are very apt to slump
IN grooming and in posture and
IN personality. This is a natural
thing to do because at such
periods nothing seems worthwhile
especially beauty care or health
care.
We fail to remember that life
throws the unexpected at us in
Evening star., 1951-12-23

SIZING UP: Nothing disconcerting than gift clothes
for men that don't M first instalment of puide
that will help choose correct sizes.
Evening star., 1951-12-23
Stag Lines
By Bert Bochoroch

MOTOR HINT Many highway accidents come from fatigue
Truck drivers frequent stop-fo the relaxation
Long-d1stance drivers should follow their example.
Evening star., 1951-12-23
Readers CIearinq House
HOMEMADE SOAP oDoR.

HOMEMADE SOAP ODOR.
From Mrs. NJ. A., Washington J
Some one asked about what to
use to give homemade soap a nice
odor. I get about Is cents worth
of one Of the concentrated oils.
such as jasmine, rose or sassafras,
at the prescription counter at the
drugstore. I also sometimes use
pine oil that you can obtain at any
grocery store. This, of course, is
much cheaper and lasts a lot
longer. Be sure to put these soap
glamorizers in at the very last
after you have combined your fat
and the I've solution.
X X y
CACTUS.
(From Mrs. r. B. NJ, College Park
To the lady who wanted to
know where to get cactus plants,
I suggest she write to Johnson's S
Cactus Garden, Hynes, Calf, and
ask for their catalogue and in
close 10 cents. I have. had some
very nice plants mailed from these
people. I hope this helps.
y X x
SPRINGERLES.
From Mrs. H. H. c.. Washington
Mrs. V. S. P., Mount Rainier:
Two and one-fourth cups sifted
flour, 2 teaspoons baking powder,
2 eggs, l cup sugar, ! tablespoon
lemon juice. "a teaspoon salt, u
teaspoon anise seed Oil and tea
spoons anise seeds.
Mix and sift Hour, salt and bak-
ing powder together. Beat eggs
until light and lemon colored, fold
in sugar, add lemon Juice and beat
well. Add flour mixture gradually,
and anise seed oil and anise seed.
Mix we'll and place in the refrig-
orator for two to three hours.
Roll out with springerle roller and
cut shapes. Place on a cookie
sheet and keep in the refrigerator
overnight to ripen and dry. Bake
in a moderate oven 1925 degrees)
20 minutes or until lightly
Drowned. Cool and store in tight
jar OF. tin. Have used this recipe
for years and have some dough in
the REFRIGERATOR now.
Evening star., 1951-12-23
Meet Each Duv

nice ways as we'll as in grievous
ones. You never know what is
just around the corner. The day
you leave the house without comb
ing your hair or pressing your
skirt or putting on your makeup
may be the very day when happi-
ness beckons to you in the form
OF a person or an opportunity.
We have a rendezvous with life
every day from the day we are
born until the day we die. We
do not know what any day will
bring and the rich-hearted, wise
woman tries to meet that rendez-
vous at her best-to the best of
her ability.
Sometimes cold cream in the
midst of trouble is gallant rather
than a vain gesture. 1t suggests
eternal hope and self-respect
which can weather difficult times.
Lipstick in wartime as worn by
our feminine armed forces was
a badge of gallantry.
Evening star., 1951-12-23
PLASTER WALL PROBLEM?
FIREPLACE FLIJ2

From Mrs. J. M, Takoma Park
How can hairline cracks on
plastered walls be repaired? This
is a new brick house, constructed
with plasterboard and a coat OF
plaster before the walls were
painted. The cracks are especially
noticeable around every steel
easement window, around doors
and arches and over the fireplace.
Also which is best for a fire.
place, a straight or curved flu?
Ours is curved and smokes ter
ribly.
X \ X X
RUM BALLS?
From Mrs. G. S., Chevy Chase. }
Does some one have the recipe
for rum balls made with graham
cracker crumbs? I believe I cut
it from the column a few years
ago but have lost it. Every one
who tasted them wanted the recipe
and I do want to make them
again.
Evening star., 1951-12-23
Conducted BY
BETSY cASWELL
DoGWooD TREE.

From, Mrs. H. ]. A.. Takoma Park.
DoGwooD IMMORTAL.
From ether trees Seed you Of ''ihe tne 1Dar Hood
contained
Within the dear Lords cross, your blossom
stained
With blood and rust. still holds within
It's heart
The thorns which formed the crown
about His brow.
mark
OF nails which pierced His hands and
feet, that dark
Sad day; slender you are. your body now
viii form no cross; His symbol through
the years.
Asain each spring, you tell us Of His
How He torsavs US with His failing
BREATH
Your beauty floods our hearts with poisn-
ant tears;
And In the fall your berries glisten red,
Like drops of blood our dying Savior shed
EVA GRANT MARSHALL.
From Mrs. E. L. S., Rockville.J
The Legend of the Dogwood Tree.
There is a legend, that at the
time of the Crucifixion the dog
wood had been the size of the
oak and other forest trees. Sol
firm and strong was the tree
that it was chosen as the timber
for the cross. To be used thus
for such cruel purpose greatly
distressed the tree, and Jesus,
nailed upon it. sensed this, and
i'm His gentle pity for all sorrow
and suffering said to it:
Because of your regret and pity
for My suffering, never again shall
1.-THE dogwood tree grow large
lenough to be used as a cross.
Henceforth it shall be slender
land bent and twisted and it's
blossoms shall be in the form of
ia cross two long and two
short petals. And in the center
Iof the outer edge of each petal
there will be nail points, brown
with rust and stained with red
and in the center of the flower
will be a crown of thorns, andI
all who see it will remember -.
From Mrs. P. G. r., Falls Church. J
I have a twin white blossom
Idogwood in my grounds and upon
Examining the blossoms one time
II found it true that one might see
the cross represented and also the
tiny marks of red on each bios
som. AS to its biblical background
that remains question. I once
heard years ago that the quaking
aspen also was the wood of the
cross. And that was the reason
given for its continual shaking
movement.
From Mrs. C. NJ. W., Silver Hill
THE DoGwooD MIRACLE
The cross was made from a dogwood tree.
The tree was not to blame.
The wind bowed down all dogwood trees
Before their man-made shame.
1t bowed the trees before the cross
That Jesus had to lift.
We think He prayed a quiet prayer
And gave the trees gift
| 'Henceforth." He said, "the dogwood tree
Shall grow too short TO make
And added. For My sake
And in My name. to the dogwood tree
This pardoning gift bring.
IA crown OF Snow-white crosses.
To gladden. every spring"
And Jesus touched the dogwood tree.
Redeemed. its flowers spread
Four petals and each snow-white cross
Has tiny drops OF red
Like little rusty marks Of blood.
And every one may see
That Jesus put his ingerprint
Upon the dogwood tree.
ARTICLE.
From Mrs. S. NJ. L., WASHINGTON J |
The Ernie Pyle article on Zip
pers can be found on pages 1926
of the book, Home Country" by
Ernie Pyle. 1t was published by
William Sloane in 1947
Evening star., 1951-12-23
FEEDING RTRDs

From Mrs. J. w. H., Washington. J
My husband buys oats for the
birds; all species seem to eat it
uncooked. My husband loves the
nlrds and puts leftovers in a lit
tie pan for them-he even cuts
up apple peelings fine and it dis
appears like magic. He finds they
are not too choosey in the win
tertime. We give them warm
water in the bird bath some days
Evening star., 1951-12-23
FINISHING QUILT.

(Front Mrs. NJ. L. H., Washington. J
To the lady who inquired about
finishing her quilt, I would like
to say that outing flannel is very
satisfactory to use instead of cot
ton. It is best. however, to wash
it to shrink it before using.
First make the lining same size
as the pieced top. Lay it out on
the floor, then the flannel innel
section and then the top. Basic
all three together around the
edges. Next take many safety
pins and pin all through the three,
every 10 inches or so. All this
holds the work fairly well to-
gether.
Now one edge can be rolled to
within a foot Of the opposite edge
and pinned in place. This is done
to keep work clean and easier to
handle. Begin quilting at the
edge. using a short needle. The
rows do not need to be so close
together when using the outing.
When the first IL inches is done
clear across. unroll a foot and
roll up the finished edge, so on
clear through.
When the quilting is done, bind
the edges with bias. hemming ii
down on the wrong side.
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MADISON.
(From Mrs. w. S., Bethesda.J
I would like to answer the lady
who asked about Madison, Wis
We moved away from Madi-
son three yeras ago, and at that
time the university was just COM
pleting a housing project for the
faculty of the university. I woulc
suggest that you write to the
University Housing Bureau, Madi-
son. The apartments are located
in Eagle Heights. The housing
bureau also lists other available
apartments in the city.
don't know of any kinder
garten for your child other than
the public schools. If she is s
years old she will be eligible for
kindergarten in the public schools.
There is a nursery school con-
Quoted by the Home Economics
Department. but there is ALWAYS
"a long waiting list. I would also
suggest that she contact the
Student Employment Bureau in
the Memorial Union Building for
some one to take care of her little
girl If she is not able to put he,
in kindergarten. I hope I have
covered all her questions. If not
l would be only too happy to hear
from you through RICH.
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FEEDING BIRDS.
From Mrs. J. w. H., Washinotou
My husband buys oats for the
Evening star., 1951-12-23

a MOST WELCOME GIFT to mothers and to bodies alike
is the "booter dioper cover that is absolutely doD
proof No elastic to bind the legs tumy of boby and
NO pins to single doper is folded into the cover
tho comes in gay confetti dot potterns stripes and even
tottesols for the doppe little one The booter comes
in small medium, large and o-Ioroe sizes Coll ster-
ling 5000 Extension 1885, Monday between $50 and 43o
tor shopping information on this "Iost-mnute" gift
suggestion.
Evening star., 1951-12-23
ARTICLE.

From Mrs. S. NJ. L., Washington. J
The Ernie Pyle article on Zip
pers can be found on pages 25-26
of the book, Home Country" by
Ernie Pyle. 1t was published by
William Sloane in 1947.