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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-11
UREDNIKOV POSTA

re je vedno SNIP zastopala.
Pokojni Prusnik, kot tudi Sc
ostali 3 pionirji, kateri SO med
nami Sc zivi, Sc MISC zavedali Ia
kega lepega sadu cd Min pio-
nirskega della, MISC sc nadejali,
da Sc DO IL tega majhnega "ne-
potrebnega brezverskega dru-
stva" razvilo v tako mocno in
lepo mlado drevo, kot danes
stoji drustvo "V boz v naselbi-
nj.
Pokojni Joseph je gledal z po-
nosom ma porastek drustva, rad
je cul besedo pionir, in bill je po-
|nosen. Bill je vedno dober clan,
vdelezeval Sc je vedno, kljub
svojim visokim letom nash pri-
reditev. Bill je med mani Sc ma
zadnji letni sell drustva, deem
bra meseca.
cato maj mu DO blag spomin,
clanstvo drustva V boz Sc DO
vedno spominjalo .p~ionirjey, in
tako tudi pokojnega Prusnika,
hkateri lie donoIniI syOie tezko
.delavsko zivljenje. Danes ga nj
vec med nami, lie spomin nam
DO ostal ma njihova zapoceta de-
la.
Pokojni Prusnil je bill rojen
leta 1869 v D. M. Polju, slove-
Mia. Tukaj zapusea brata John
.Prusnik, kateri je bill tudi SOU
stanovitelj drustva v BOZ, XII pa
,je ze veliko let clan sosednega
drustva Mir BIT. 142.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-11
Ves+i Il ~zivlienio ome-
riskih Slovencev

Eveleth, MINI. - Dne 2. ja-
nuarja je tukaj umrl Joseph
Eric, donna IL Ribnice ma Do
lenjskem. zapusca Stir hcere in
mnogo drugih sorodnikov pc
Minnesota in v Chicago.
Pueblo, Colo. " zadnjih de-
seth dneh. so kar STRIFE Sloven-
CT oziroma Slovenke umrli v tel
naselbini: Ana Zabukovec, de-
klisko ime Strah in rojena tu-
kaj, John Gorse, star naseljenec
liz Belle Krajine, Ana Pugel il
Suhe Krajine in Ana Pritekel,
bolnicarka v armada in rojena
v Pueblu.
New York City, N. T. Dne
II. decembra je ma svoji farmi
v Medina, N. Y. umrl splosno
znani in spostovani Peter Ro-
de. Rojen je bill leta 1882 ma Ro-
dici pri Domzalah. v Ameriko
je prisel Sc pred prvo svetovno
vojno. Wee let je zivel v Brook
lynu, zadnjih osem let pa je BIZ
val ma svoji farmi v Modem, N.
Y, kjer je incl lepo urejeno ko-
k~osjerejo. Umrl je nagloma,. ko
je S svojo zeno ma truku peljal
kokosi ma trg. zapusea zeno Je-
nnie, sina Emilia, XII je ueiteIj,
sedaj v armadi, ter vec sorod<
nikov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-11
Zovoruimo Sc pro+i
prehIadom S provil-
no hrono

To limo, pravijo, nam ne bo-
do dali ma razpolago toliko to-
plote, kot smo je bill doslej
navajeni. Temu Sc DO seveda
treba prilagoditi in nobenega
dvoma nj, da 81 bono pomagali
ma vse mogoee nacine, kot z "a
piranjem oxen, z zadelavanjem
spranj, it'd. zapomniti pa 81 je
treba, da je poleg topic obleke
in stanovanja, XII nj polno prepi-
ha in Wage, vazen tudi teles-
nj odpor.
Telesen odpor preprecuje pre-
blade in druge bolezni in bole-
hanja. Sedaj Sc je bait tudi in
fluence in proti tel Sc je treba
boriti S tenn, da dobiva nase te-
10 dovolj vitaminov, posebno
vitamina A.
Mleko nam dale obilo potreb-
mega vitamina. .Odkrit je bill
najprej Y surovem maslu, XII je
seveda narejeno IL mIeka. Tudi
" jajcih in v ribjem oIju je do
wolf vitamina A. Dobiti ga je
.tudi v alfalfi, sladkem zelju,
Spinach, mladi .detelI in Sc v
drugih rastlinah in socivjih.
Zanimivos De dejstvo, da so
dobili ia vitamin v velikih koli-
cinah v raznih vodnih rastlinah,
kar znaci, da Ia vitamin preha-
ia IL rastlin v manjse ribe, ka-
2tere navadno love veeje ribe ga
svoJo hrano = ma ia nacin pa
pride vitamin A V ribje Ollie.
Krave dobivajo vitamin A ma
ipasi, v senu, it'd, cato je mleko
Itako bogato ma tenn vaznem. vi
taminu.
Skfbite, da bodete uzivali do
volj mleka, saba in socivja, pa
Sc potem nj bait prehladoy in
influence ter slicnih bolezni, XII
mas napadajo najvec zaradi ne
pravilne hrane.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-11
Chaplin DO zomenio|
svoie fomozne brke

Charlie Chaplin, XII je znan
pc vsem svetu pc svojih poseb-
nih brcicah, sirokih vrecastih
hlacnicah in klampastih cev-
ljih ter neizogibni palcici in ci-
lindru, DO vse to odlozil, ko DO
pricel z delom v novem filmu,
imenovanem Lady Killer" -.
Najvecja sprememba bodo pac
njegove move brcice, XII bodo
bolj francoskega modnega oku-
Sa. T.. @ ., - f.
Chaplinov novi film bo ma
podlagi storije 0 "Plavobradcu''
XII je ma Francoskem pomoril
mnogo zensk. Seveda be film
satiricne. vrste. Chaplin DO ia
film sam dirigiral, produciraI in
|tudi sam igral glavno vlogo.
Filmski igralec je dospel v
New York, da je tukaj nasto.
pill kot govornik ma shodu u
metnikov v Carnegie Hall. Sho-
du je predsedoval znani Orson
Welles. Umetniki so S tenn sho-
dom podprli splosno zahtevo
druge fronte in Sc izrekh "a
polno podporo v vojnem priza-
devanju Amcrike.
Chaplin Sc je pred casnikarji
izrazii, da Sc strinja . idejo cd
lprtja druge fronte ker je ia DO
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-11

Pokojnemu bodi blag spomin!
Maj Sc mirno spocije v svobod-
nj ameriski grudi. Dopolnil Je
svojo zivljensko pot, katera
mas Sc vseh caka.
Drustvo V BOZ Sc TIE bo spo-
minjajo ma Tvoje delo, pokojnl
Jos. OBJ vsaki nasi vazni oblet-
Inici, pr katerih v bodoee TIE bo-
mo pogresali, ko ne DO vec med
Mani Tvoje vesele- segave ma
rave. - Blag tt spomin!
Ia drustvo " BOZ"
j. F. Durn, tai
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-11

trebna. Interesira Sc tudi "a
Ruski vojni relief.
Chaplin je sedaj star So let
in jes britski podanik, toda je re-
KEEL, da Sc poeuti, da je on 'sve-
town. drzavljan' v Ameriki, pa
da je tako donna, da Sc sploh
smatra in pocuti Amerikanca.
America, je rekel, ga smatra "a
COSTA - placanega costa, cd
katerega je Re dobila okroglih
deset milijonov d~olarjev = on
pa 81 steje v poseben privilegij,
da mn je Amerika tako mako
njena. =
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-11
BozicSni vecer nosih
mornoriev V
Konodi

Montreal, II. decembra (JIC)
Jugoslovanski pomorscaki,
XII so Sc 0 bozicnih prazniklh
nahaiali v Kanadi so dobro "a
sluzili svoj kratki poeitek ma
potu v New York, kjer Sc bodo
pridruzili jugoslov. Seamen's
Pooluu.
Bozieni predvecer in prank
so praznovali v krogu prijaznlh
izseljenikov, pri katerih so ma
sli ono prisrcno in topic naklo-
njenost, XII je vsakomur potreb-
ma v teh tezkih dneh, posebno
pa ljuden tako dalec cd donna
in cd ~svojcev.
Generalni konzul v Montre-
alu, e. P. Cabric je priredil bo-
zicni vecer castnikom ladij "Du-
nav" in "Dinara", v hist g. G.
Sigmunda, uradnika generalne-
ga konzulata, a mostvu v eni
tukajsnIh gostiln. Drugi zopet
so bill povabljeni ma dom neka-
terih jugoslovanskih izseljeni-
kov. G. Arnatov, tretji inzenir,
je ocaral goste s svojim prijet-
MIN glasom, ko Sc je pri petju
narodnih pesem spremljal ma
kitaro.
Use mostvo je dobilo darove
cd Navy League of Canada:
takozvane Dirty Bags, zavoje s
cigaretami, volnenimi jopici, no.
gavicami, zdravili, milom ir
slicnimi malenkostmi. Bolniki
XII leze v bolnicah so dobili da.
rila pc posti.
Akoravno live v vecnih skr'
beh "a svojce in kljub tezkim
gospodarskim okoliscinam,
katerih Sc nahajajo njihove
rodbine v domovini, XII je poe
tujcevo peto ali pa pod vladc
izdajalcev, so nasi pomorscak
vendar prepricani, da DO domo'
VIVA kmalu osvobojena in da ST
bodo pc zmagi zopet vrnili do
NOV, kjer bodo videli svoje ORA
ge in jim pomagali. Pripravlje'
nj SO, ako p%otrebno, prekinit
svoj dopust in zopet prevzet
sluzbo ma nash ladjah, ako b
mogli tako pripomoci k zmag
zaveznikov in osvobojenju svo'
jega naroda.
PRAY posebno Sc zahvaljuje
mo Navy League "a bogate da'
rove, XII jih je poklonila nasim
pomorscakom "a bozic.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-11
Q podporni okcii pc
voini

Viscont Cranbourne, Lord
hranitelj drzavnega peeata, je
izjavil londonskemu Timesu, da
DO vladala pc tel vojni v Evro-
pi TAXA beda, kot je svet Sc nj
videl in da DO radi tega treba u
stvariti posebno organizacijo, XII
DO morala zaceti s svojim delo-
vanjem eimpreje.
Zavezniski komite, katerega
naloga je, pripraviti pregled in
oceniti potrebne mnozine, je
dobro napredoval. Use zavez-
niske Wade SO Re oddale pribliz-
ne cenitve "a potrebo hrane v
teku prvih IS mesecev pc vojni.
Skupni zavezniski komite zdaj
urejuje sezname teh cenitev in
ije osnoval potrebno stevilo teh-
nienih podkomitejev vseh zavez-
niskih narodov.
Problemi podpore zanimajo
yes svet - radi tega DO potreb-
no izdelati lsplosen nacrt, XII DO
veljal "a vse narode, XII pa DO
moral ,biti tudi sprejet cd vseh
zavezniskih sill.
Neuradna posvetovanja glede
izdelave taksnega nacrta SO v
teku z Zedinjenimi drzavami
Britanska vlada je prisrcno po'
zdravila imenovanje governerja
Lehmana, ker je liz tega posne'
la, da nameravajo Zedinjene
drzave sodelovati pri resitvi te'
ga problema.
Mi, je izjavil Viscount Gran
bourne, smo v tesni zvezi z Via
do Zedinjenih draw, kakor tud
z ostalimi %zedinjenimi narodi
, ker hocemo skupno z mimi pc
staviti temelje tel akciji, Gin
l bodo okolnosti to dopustile. Do
zdaj nasa posvetovanja Sc nist
zadosti napredovala, da hi mo
gil koneno veljavno sklepati, "a:
, to pa postopoma izdelavam 81
5 stem in nikakor ne izgubljam'
: casa pc nepotrebnem.
/ Razni kombinirani odbori, n
J., pr. odbor "a hrano, materijaln'
pomoc, brodarstvo it'd, XII q
zdaj obstojajo, bodo morda
kratkem postal okostje medina
4 rodne organizacije. Sir F. Lett
Ross DO ostal nacelnik angles
kega della organizacije in DO sto
j pill v ozke stike z governerjen
Lehmanom.
Organizacija podpore izdat
nj meri, je. zakljucno izjavi
e Viscunt Cranbourne, je orjask
podjetje. Zacetek je bill dozda
: dober, toda yes vet mora bit
pripravljen "a cas-, ko DO treb;
i %nastopiti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-11

Podprim0 bOrbo Amerike "a demo-
kracijo in svobOdo syeta . nakup0m
yojnih b0ndov in yojno- varcevalniAs
znamk!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-11

vojna koneana, je samomorilna. Ako hoce nasa demo
kracija ostati zilava in d~inamicna, mora podpirati vse
demokraticne pokrete ter Sc mora vreci v agresiven boj
prot vsem eksponentom nacizna in fasizna, s~ovrastva
in bfutalnosti. ~ -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-11

|lmenik zosfopnikov "a redno le+no delnisko
konferenco SLOW. mar. domo. ST. Clair Ave.
dne ID. ~ionuoria 1913
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-04-22
MRS. JUNGE I5 NEW
 DRAFT BOARD CLERK

Mrs. Kenneth Junge, formerly em- ployed by the Territorial Unemploy- ment Compensation Commission, has accepted the position of clerk for the U. s. Draft Board, where she is now carrying on the duties of the new position
 -<o---
 The columbine is the state flow CT of Colorado.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-04-22
"R0xIE HART"
 CONTINUES RUN
 AT 10TH CENTURY
Ginger Rogers Aided by Ado|phe Menjou and
 George Montgomery

Ginger Rogers, gone hardboiled, is the stars theme in the hysteri- cal tale of historically bold, bad Chicago, now on at the Twentieth Century Theatre.
 "Roxic Hart in which Adolphe Menjou and George Montgomery are importantly featured, is roar ing comedy about Chicago in the days when a pretty woman could do no wrong. To get publicity ana a vaudeville contract, Roxie con- fesses to a murder she did not commit.
 So a trial is staged. And what ] trial! It's covered by the news papers, radio and the newsreels. Roxie becomes national figure. It's the high spot of the film which is packed with laughs from start to finish.
 Lynne Overman, Nigel Bruce, Phil Silvers, Sara Allgood, William Frawley, Spring Byington, Ted North and Helene Reynolds are featured in "Roxie Hart which was directed by William A. We'll man. It was produced and written for the screen by Nunnally Johnson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-04-22
F. , l! El!,::A!|,:J;'II . !! \
 - n HEATRE - SHOW PLACE OF JUNEAU
DOLL AWARD WILL
 BE MADE T0N!GhT

The awarding of the dressed doll of the Gastineau Channel Nurses Association will be made tonight at the Capitol Theatre The doll is dressed in ten S1 bills.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-04-22
Bir'hs interrupt
 Trip 10 Alaska

BELLINGHAM. Wash, April %
 Mrs. Miriam Mathers, middle sgcd yyt,Sov cf Wapato, who left town March l6 in covered wagon bound for Alaska, was still in Y A1'co'l County today, camping ,,"-~ Deming.
 Mrs Mathers' trek was delayed when Isabelle, one of her two goats, gave birth to three kids. Then she had to stop to have her horses shod and wagon repaired She expects to reach the Canadian port of entry at Sumas in two or three days.
 Border officials were not certain Mrs. Mathers would be permitted to cross. They said a permit from the Army would be required for clearance to Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-04-22
BARRYMORE K pSYCKEAIRIsf
 IN LAST FILM
Capitol Has "Dr. Kildare s Wedding Day" with Lew
 AYres, Laraine Day

Lionel Barrymore turns psychia- trist in "Dr Kildare's Wedding Day" latest Kildare picture, in or der to cure one patient of deafness and to save Lew Ayres from aban doning his medical career in the picture now at the Capitol Theatre.
 In the story, famed orchestra conductor fears he is becoming deaf and through that fear believes he will lose his mind Barrymore calls Ayres in on the case.
 Meantime, Laraine Day as Mary Lamont Of the series, has set her wedding date. Because Ayres is tied up on a case, shc starts out to at tend a party which the hospital staff is giving Ayres. Enroute she is struck down and dies.
 Ayres asks for and gets leave from the hospital. Once away from it, torn by grief and bitter against life. he decides he will abandon medicine. Barrymore, himself un- dergoing treatment for what he be- lieves to be an incurable cancer, requests that Ayres visit him at an old friends home. Then there is a new angle to most interest," ing story
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-04-22
| TNKAT RE =

The waters had barely calmed when Dickinson delivered another broadside and mentioned a 1882 radio address by Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt, the Presidents wife, as having contained a formula that permitted young women to drink without becoming intoxicated. The Governor was unmoved by the storm of comment
 Believed in Public Prayer
 He was a Methodist Sunday school teacher unafraid to pray in public He invited others to join him in public prayer and take advantage of what he called his pipeline to God"
 Born in Niagara County, New York, on April Is, 1859, he went to Michigan as baby, grew ur on farm near Charlotte and went to rural schools. He taught school for 19 winters.
 He entered the legislature inl896 He had been Lieutenant-Gov eight times and automatically be- came chief executive through the death of Governor Frank D. Fitz- gerald, fellow Republican.
 At the 1909 session of the legis- lature, he sponsored the States first search and seizure" act, which fig ured prominently in the effort tc enforce the prohibition era dry law.
 Good Vote Getter
 His accession to the Goyernorship in March, 1889, left party leaders disconcerted. As the running mate of a candidate for governor, Dick inson always had been "a good vote getter," because "even his enemies liked him." As chief executive of the State, however, he was an un- known quantity. He was nearly 30 years old; he had made no cam
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-04-22
REBEKAH DANCE
 COMING MAY 8,
 ELKS' BALLROOM

Plans are going forward for the Rebekah dance to be held May 8 in the Elks' Ballroom with Lillian Uggen's orchestra furnishing the music. it was reported following the Monday night special meeting of the drill team.
 The Monday meeting, held at the home of Mrs. Irene Mckinley. was attended by Mesdames Peggy Nc Ivor, Ada Sturrock, Mongie Rudolph Sigrid Dull, Irma Geyer, Elsie Blythe, Mildred Barran, Rebecca Feero. Lu Laughlin, Miss Jennie Johnson and the hostess.
 Tickets for the dance will be on sale in few days, it was an- nounced. All girls on the team are requested to attend the next meet ing of the drill team, to be held April 30 at the home of Ada Sur rock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-04-22
NEWSPAPERS PRAISED FOR
 S(RApDRIvE

NEW YORK, April 22.-Donald Nelson, War Production Board head, voicing official Government praise of newspapers for their part in the scrap drive last fall, said the United States, this month, has come close to producing 1000 planes as the result, to a great extent, of the scrap drive.
 Nelson spoke before the Ameri- can Newspaper Publishers Associa- ton.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-04-22
STiMSON ON
 INSpE(TI0N,
 ARMYCENTER
Visit Tank Destroyer Unif in Texas Training for
 Duty Overseas

CAMP HOOD, Texas, April 22.- Secretary of War Henry L. Stim- son visited this tank destroyer cen ter last Monday, camp officials an- nounce.
 The Secretary was accompanied by Maj. Gen. A. D. Brude, Com manding General of the Post. They toured the post and witnessed the men training for the tank destroy CTS in overseas operations.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-04-22
House Taking
 Easier Recess

WASHINGTON, April 22 T. The House today voted for an Easter recess until May and members promptly began leaving for their homes.
 Speaker Sam Rayburn announced that a final showdown will be made on May 3 on pay-as-you-go taxation, another vote on the modi- fled Ruml plan to skip a year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-04-22
CHAN IN RIO
 7aTzTsf LAND OF 6 GUNS
paign and no promises.

paign and no promises.
 Many were confident Dickinson would resign in a few weeks but he did nothing of the kind. He seemed to thrive upon the job, M
 He was married in 1888 to Fora D. Cooley. They had one adopted daughter . He lived in a modest yellow frame house on farm which he inherited from his father. Mrs. Dickinson was "A years old when he husband became Governor. Because of ill-health she rarely was seen u, the capitol building.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-04-22
ECCENTRIC
 / GOVERNOR PASSES ON
Luren Dickinson, Former Chief Executive of
 Michigan, Is Dead

Continued from Page One) as target provoked nationwide furore, marked by denials from other governors in attendance.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-04-22
ALA5KA COASTAL ON
 TRIP TO KET(HIkAN

The Alaska Coastal Airways made flight to Ketchikan late yesterday Those taken on the trip were David G. Broadman, E. R. Sulten, George Radmak, Leo Sophos, and Jesse Me- lay. Returning to Juneau on the plane were Mrs. Charles Shrewsbury and Ernest Lincoln.
 Because of poor weather condi- tions no flights were made today.
Evening star., 1943-08-15

| TWO LADIES wish auto transportation 10
Denver Sept LIST, reasonable references
/ EXCHANGED: Republic 1858 Sunday or
! "
Evening star., 1943-08-15

SerViceman preferred Hobart S63l
NAVY ENGINEER wants car to drive TO
California for owner Will leave about
Sept IS. Have driven trip before. Call
RA 1869
Evening star., 1943-08-15

Girls junior college IN Virginia. Living
at school REQUIRED: also M A. degree.
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY.
2o4 Colorado Bldg 4th and G SITS NV
Evening star., 1943-08-15

COLORED-BARGAIN interest In
subdivision. poultry, vegetable farm. saw
mill. Lumber will be hiFh and scarce
for years to come. RE. 24pe.
Evening star., 1943-08-15
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

TEACHERS, clerks. receptionists; select
POSITIONS. No CHARGE unless placed; top
SalafleS. NATL. Teachers Agency (Est. 10
NrS.l. l31 6 st MA. 2ll4
TEACHER OF TYPEWRITING for eve
nlng classes IN local secretarlal college
Degree required. teaching and business ex-
perlehce preferred. Please type and mail
DATA regarding education, experience, place
ana hours OF present employment. Box
;S94 M Star
Evening star., 1943-08-15

MISS FLOODS PRIVATE KNDERGAR-
ten. 132Z Massachusetts ave. NV: school
OF dancing and nursery; hour, day or week.
$50 to $50
Evening star., 1943-08-15
SITUATIONS MEN.
INSTRUCTION COURSES


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writing, bookkeeping, calculating machines
New classes now starting Enroll at BOYD
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LEARN TYPEwRITING and help the war
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structor A. B decree STENOTYPE INsTI-
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SUMNER DAY CAMP

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Special tutoring. Swimminc. hiking arts
handcraft, music appreciation. Wadine
pool for little children. Transportation
furnished Reasonable rates
Evening star., 1943-08-15
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Enroll now, fan term sol Fern nj "
IA, olon Nursery through 5th grad.
transp turn.. hot lunches, recognized /
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3.s8 pr.

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Patented air-cushion insole, flexible
leather soles. Goodyear welt. High or
low. All sizes.
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Evening star., 1943-06-25
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9 Blue Rose Foee Powder, reg. Soc 29e
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Evening star., 1943-06-25

Good choice for all-around
wear with anything but frilly
"dress-up" clothes. Attractive
mesh design with Isle tops
and reinforced cotton feet
that will wear staunchly.
At Three Department Stores
Evening star., 1943-06-25

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white foot for extra wearing comfort.
Plain toe and heel. All sizes.
At All Sears Stores
Evening star., 1943-06-25

Easy to = step into model Of
cotton and = rayon batiste.
Good curve-controller, but
does not restrict body move
ments. Front-hook style, with
semi-built-up lace top.
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lightning attack where he is
weakest"
In the purely military field,
Grew said, there is little danger
now that the Japanese '2ill be
able to fool this country's armed
forces with some military appli-
cation of those principles.
Il do feel, however, he add
ed, that the American, people
and the people of nations united
with them in war on Japan
should be foreWarned against
the possibility of a jujitsu
feint in the realm of diplomacy
namely, peace offensive.
The japanese are capable Of
preparing the ground for such
an offensive with elaborate care.
That is to say, the military lead
ers might begin by bringing
forth from retirement some for
mer statesman with liberal
label and placing him at the
head of a puppet civilian eabi-
net.
This step would be heralded
as representing the overthrow
Of military dictatorship in favor
of liberalism. The scene would
then be set for peace move.
There might be an announce
ment that Japan was ready to
conclude a peace on a fair and
just basis. II the United Nations
we're willing to rise to the bait
before awaiting at least the
clearing of the Japanese armed
forces from the territories that
they have seized, so much the
better for Japan.
But even if the United Ma
tons should insist on such with
drawal as a prerequisite to a
peace parley such a japanese
move would still seem to its au-
thors worth while if it should
have a chance Of deceiving some
of the peoples among the United
Nations and rendering them
lukewarm toward the further
prosecution of the war"
The only safe course in guard
ing against such moves, said
Grew, will be to keep in mind
the presidents words TO con-
gress on Dec. 8, 1941, that We
will not only defend ourselves
to the uttermost but will make
very certain that this form of
treachery shall never endanger
us again"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-16
Novel Means Of Getting
Spending Money Barred

Juvenile authorities today
probed a report that three IA
year-old girls charged admission
to those entering q public rest
room on the basement floor of
the county building.
The girls - two are Mount
Clemens High School students
refused admittance to women
refusing to pay five cents, it was
said. With a third girl, who lives
in New Baltimore, they were
smoking in the rest room yester-
day afternoon when Patrolman
Jack Perrin entered to investi-
gate.
Perrin took the three to juve-
nile authorities, but failed to
mention the collection racket.
The girls were lectured for
smoking and released.
County Agent John Ahrens
said the girls cannot be further
disciplined except on petition.