davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
III From State
--latest Group TO
Join WAAC

Twenty-one Michigan women
have Joined the Women's Army
Auxiliary Corps in the latest en-
|listment recorded az the local In
|duction center. Fourteen Of them
are from this city. The list:
Louise A. Anderson, SO king MAJ, MsTssr :.
n.,,,si Coz NsWnert. Pint; Versa Dalton.
sssi vineWood. Dorothy A ;,,,l p o, s 81
r,wesr. ThernA y GoEyAw, 1877 Glen
Woo. Funt: T1crence A. Hanson, 1880
" 81 Mile road: Helen r hsrkness
sstei cruse. Theina T.. Macdonald iels
Esrt. Marion A. Mylnarkiowlcz. 1927 flitN
secoua; LYDIA I. Page 70s HsEelion. Flint
Doreen NJ. Pomsroy, $50 Msckinav Jose
nhlne ID SAN. 1926 Lumpkin, Mildred }.
Ecnumsie 1910 sheridan Map = sos SO
|fsrseh 1862 Trowtrdge HAmtrameS ,
xS.S-,o. "A swanson l7eo4 fireman
MARINE N. Tit, i40s Harrison. FLINT :
|coMe wells, TO Lovejoy. Durand serns =.
|S.ne wheeler sl1 Ctngdon, Chelsea :
|sonhis J. zyna. e64i otis. Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04

Robert w. Phillips. 55os Lodewyck.
Jack l.. Honold, 1880 Linnhurst.
G GSnals whIS%or. o lass IsppIn.
Robert Les, 16066 Fordham.
Charles VI. Miller. 2o5oi Moross.
Donald w. Herman, 1884 Hereford.
Robert A. Skies, 9145 Boleyn.
Victor q. Files, e211 Devonshire.
James r. Ferguson, 10o77 Bonita.
Julius c. Goovert, 5065 MARSHES.
William A. Piekler, Mt. Clemens.
WAYNE BOARD No. ~
Norman L. Davis. 1881 Essex
Austin f. Wertz. 1870 Littleheld.
George w. McNan Berkeley.
Trevor Jones, 223 +. Ferry.
Garrett L. Nowln. aosl7 Charleston.
Herman II. Burnstein, 1850 krtindale.
Lester NJ. Jacobs, 1854 Webb.
Edward j. Blum, 1855 Taylor.
Henry p. Hammelef. 1888 Byron.
William A. Schott, 600 Taylor.
William s. Lucas, 6s6 selden.
William A. Langenburg. 20 Chandler.
George John Pimlott. 1912 collingwood.
Donald II. Kraft, i244 w. Philadelphia.
Vernon c. Martin, 35o Leicester.
Robert w. Pauls, 1850 Webb.
Clifford ~ Book, 40 Blaine
Jack p. Shoemaker, 1853 Webb.
Andrew Melkian. 1928 Clairmount.
Frank A. Barlsge, 24Oo Chicago Blvd.
William e. Humphrey, 1850 Calvert.
Jack F. Frame, 9454 Woodward.
Ralph 8. Moore Jr.. $50 Calvert.
Joseph J. Forbes, 1916 Pallister.
Robert w. Nolan Jr,. 1880 collingwood.
jay r. Krietsch. S2s Collingwood.
Frank L. Bruno, s22e Brush.
Valente Reyes, 40 Labele.
WAYNE BOARD NO. ~
Charles Clark, 2o25e stoepeL
Richard A. Bieneman, 1910 Indiana.
Clarence ]. Cox. 1875 San Juan.
Ernest II. LeGender. 1885 Washburn.
Norven z. Young, 7ool7 stoepel.
James r. McGaughey 1881 f. George.
John ]. Abbate, 1925 Greenlawn.
John A. Zeindler, 17144 Santa Rosa.
Charles w. Woodison, 1898 Parksde.
John A. Resi-, isTe6 Greenlawn.
Robert T. wilkins, 1S9sS Pennington.
Joseph c. Filanowicz, 1901 Woodinghan
Ben DiPonia, ls0s0 Cherrylawn.
Frank W. Wrinn. 202l5 Warrington.
Clarence Z. Moore Jr., 1927 Cherrylawi
Ralph c. Harden. 1882 Pennington.
Arthur l.. Hoffman. 2ol74 Woodingham.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
3 Out OF 4 People Fail To
Eat A Good Diet

US. Dept. OF Agriculture authorities
say out of people fail to eat good
diet. Thus, they do not get enough
vitamiNs or minerals or other dietary
essentials.
Even worse most people know
little about which to take-thus don't
know which to buy-and probably
couldn't afford the price anyway.
But, il you are one Of the millions
whose diet is deficient in vitamins
and minerals, Nature can give you
more vitality and pep with STAINS.
Because in STAINS you get all s Vita
minis and all minerals listed in the
chart. Yet you pay only about 81 a
day IA the price Of a package Of
cigarettes.
Get STAINS at any drug counter
today. Take 8 tablets day-every
day. You'll be glad you did.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04

Herman r. Belts. l7li4 Muirland.
Hal L. Burnett. 19303 Griggs.
James r. Herbert, 20is4 San Juan.
Carl Y. Rockwell. 2o194 stoepsl
Emory r. Hatton. 1918 Birehcrest.
Kenneth L. Mcclure. 2O202 stoepel.
Richard @. Pearee, 1874 Warrington.
Randolph Carr, lesi5 Warrington.
stuart NJ. Schwartz. 1s433 Muirland.
Herbert l.. Frank 1924 Monica.
Ronald Z. Steward, 1928 Washburn.
Glen ]. Fraser. 1908 Birchcrest
Andrew r.. Casai 1921 West Outer Drive
Charles r. Ambalo. 1896 Monica.
John F. Blackhetter l040l Curtis.
John A. Buhse, 6494 London.
Donald X. Mcclure, 1895 Birwood.
Board No. 3-Norman r.. walker.
Board No. 6-Cass Sulek.
Board No. 9-Joseph r.. Gaiinsh. JAG
ID. Hickmott. Henry A. Kuratmiensk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Find Man, rs. Frozen

FLINT. March 4.-Funeral ar
rangements are being made today
for Christopher Bramer. rs, S143
Farrand road. Montrose, who was
found frozen to death on the floor
of his home yesterday. Coroner
Howard Lynch said Bramer had
been dead two DAYS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
City Employees Bell

The Detroit Municipal Employe
association VIII holds its annual
Informal winter ball IN the Knights
|pf Columbus auditorium, 4f4U
Woodward, tomorrow night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
pumty Sends lOI Men Into the Armed Forces

James w. Western. Richard c. Peters.
Alfred A. Brown, Leslie b. Lennier. Ralph
Little. Elias Kanakry, William sandie.
James NJ. Kunderas. Walter r. Hyry.
Jeffry Barnes, William A. Morris. Ivory
snowden, Frank Connolly, John Adams.
George J. Pimlott
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Full Potency Guaranteed

The name of this new 8-vitamin,
9-mineral tablet is STAINS. 1t is based
on the multi-vitamin principle ap-
proved by the committee on vitamins
Of Americas leading medical associa-
ton. Full potencies-including vita
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04

SGT. NINA ONILOVA
Firm-jawed Red Army Ser
geant Onilova who recently
was awarded the Red Banner
for gallantry in action; in
charge of machine gun
squad. she herself has des-
troyed more than 500 Nazis.
Kurt L. Kahnt. 1887 Tacoma
Edwin j. Krausmann, 1l06s Mckinney.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
n YOU Ar. Not s,. Up To s sss ~ln.rs'.-
'. s.1 1,,, &c CAN GIVE YOU NOR.
" ~n,u AND PEP WITH SLAMS
Full Potency Is Guaranteed
Including y S'i X: B Complex

Minis of the B Complex-are guar.
anteed as stated on the package. or
your money back. Thus, by taking
STAINS, you know YOU get full potency
OF all s vitamins and 9 minerals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
RlTE.WAY PAYS YOUR FARES

- o, huv furniture herei John r. buses stop AZ our
49,. Wooa~srd cars I block west! Dexter Woodro"
uSl.or buse, 2 blocks Cass. Save urss; sss
80 Mordnv Thursday, Friday, Saturday TIL v T.. M
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-15

jih je nosila dol V mestece ma
prodaj, cd tam pa je prinasala
kmeticam kavo, sladkor in kar
je Sc takega. Ceprav so. Sc ,je
zaradi hudega jezika nekoliko
bali, so jo vendar spostovali
zaradi njene postenosti in
usluznosti in il dali dosti "a
sluziti. --.
Danes je bila 5Jerca ma potu
ma Bistrico, pa jo je to: srecanje
zadrzalo. Ciganka je pravkar
jedla in je- potovki : poljubi-
la roko, Sc preden jo je ia mo-
gla umaknitl. tez nekoliko casa
je poprosila: s#
''Povej mi, kam moran, da
najdem to lepo, dobro gospel"
"Ti revse IT," je odvrnila Jer-
ca in otozno pogledala dekle,
zee: Marie ne poznas, bos tez-
ko nasla k Mi Kako pa ii
! je ime?"
Wanda. -Kako pa tebi?"
"Jerca sem. Teda povej, od-
kod prihajas!''
"Od tam, il mesta. Pred
veerajsnjem, ne, predpredvce-
rajsnjem sem iz tabora zbezala,
ker me je basa hotel prodati ne
|, kemu hudemu starcu.'
"Kdo pa je basa ~
"Basa je basa !. /. poglavar
nase druzine. ze pref nekoc me
\ je hotel neki drugi druzini pro-
dati, tisti, kjer 5je Mikula basa.
Mas basa je Mirko. Ker ne znam
mic drugega kakor plesati in ma
citre igrati, me je Mikula zopet
nagnal in zahteval denar ma
zaj.'
"Kaj pa maj bi Sc drugega
znala?"
'Beraciti pa kaj najti."
"Kaj najti?"
Jajc, kur, gosi, piseancev
denarja, prstanov, ur in kar 81
Sc takole iahko zmakne."
Tako, tako, temu Sc po va
Sem receI: naiti! Najbrz 81 tud
II be narsikaj nasla!'
Prav nlalo Sc. Ne gre mi OF
rok in ipo volji mi tudi nj. 6.
pa se vraen1 prazna, me basa ii
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-15
Predstovnik:
Albin Hrovatin

strahu zajeeala, t'trudna sem
= trudna - trudna."
"Pocivas lahko zunaj tudi."
''Zunaj nj varno. Lovijo me-
''Potem 81 ze kaj zagresila." :"
'.Nieesar nisem zagresila r..
Samo usla sem, ker me hoce ba-
sa prodati. JAZZ pa ne dam, da
me proda kakor zival. Bezati
hocem, dalec, dalec. Ali inias
kaj kruha? Laena sem, Re tri
dni nisem nieesar jedla."
Hudi zeni S kosem sc je raz-
jasnil obraz in milo Sc j je
storilo:
"No, pojdi ven! Tu v kapeli-
ci Sc ne SINE govoriti."
Ciganka je pocasi vstala in S
prstom pokazala ma oltar:
"Kdo pa je ia lepa, dobra
gospa?'
'.tZa bozjo voljo, Mario bos
menda vendar poznala!" Sc je
zdrznila zena kosem.
Ciganka je odkimala in zno-
va vprasala:
"Marija? Ne vem. Ali Sc Ii
viz"
cali 81 TAXA poganka, da niti
"a Mario ne yes? Seveda Sc
zivi in vsem zalostnim in prega-
njanim pomaga."
'Tedaj pojdem k ME. Kje
je?"
zeni Sc je dekle V srce zasmi-
lilo in velela il je:
"Pojdi, pojdi ven! Zunaj Sc
bova zmenili."
Pred kapelico je bila klop
Ma to sta Sc usedli, ko je zena
postavila svoj kos ma tia in pri,
vlekla IL NIGGA kos povojenega
mesa in velik krajec kruha. z
ocmi je pozirala ciganka tie rec
in ko jih je dobila, jih je- tak'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-15

mOnWealth Ave; North chicago, ILL.,,
tajnik: Joseph zorc, 1O45 Wadsworth
Ave, North Chicago, Ill in blagajnik: ::
Frank Nagode, sls McAlister ST., Wau-
kegan, Ill.
Lokalni odbor st. 10, Loydell, Pa. -
Predsednik: Joseph Maticic; tainik:
Joseph Arhar, P. Q. Box 139, in blagaj-
mix: John Jereb.
LOkalni odbor st. IL, Butte, Mont. -
Predsednik: Charles Propp, 1144 East
Second St.; tajnik: Ignacij Qrazem,
202s Walnut st. in blagajnik: Charles
Lovsen, 201 East Park st.
LokaIni odbor st. IL, Pittsburgh, Pa.
= Predsednik: F. ]. Kress, 21s-57th ST.;
tajnik: John Decman in blagajnik: ::
Nick Povse
Lokalni odbor st. 13, Farrell, Pa. -
Predsednik: Frank Kramar, P. o. Box
241; tajnica: Frances Gorence, 925
Cedar Ave, Sharon, Pa. in blagajnik:
Joseph Garm, Sr., 8S7 Cedar Ave-, Shar-
on, Pa.
Lokalni odber st. IA, Lerain, Ohio --
Predsednica: Miss Mary E. Polutnik,
It'll East 30th ST.; tajnica: Matilda
Ostanek, 1848 East 34th st. in blagaj-
niearka: Hermina Zortz.
Lokalni odbor st. Is, Clinton, Ind. -
Predsednik: Anton Jarc, RR q; tajnik
Frank Bregar, 1859 Anderson st. in
blagajnik: Frank Prasnikar. RR 2.
Lokalni odbor st. 16. Salida, Colo. -
Predsednik Frank Usnik RID 70; tai
MICA: Katherine Drobnik, 421 East End
ST. in blagajnik: Louis Skull, RT Box
180.
Lokalni odbor st. II, Rock Springs,
Wyo. - Predsednik: Anton Starman
1216-l8th ST.; tajnik: Joseph Cesar
AIT Tisdel in blagajnik: John Jenko, Jr.
1118 Clark st.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-15

Lokalni odbor st. /, Joliet, Ill. -
Predsednik: Jos. zalar, 35l-3 N. Chicago
st.; tajnik; Louis zeleznikar, 351 NJ
Chicago ST., blagajnicarka Mrs jose
phine ?Erjavec, SGT N. Chicago ST.
Lokaini Odbor st. 2, Cleveland, Ohio
-Predsednik: John Pollock, 64O7 st.
Clair Ave; tajnik: Frank Turek, GILT
st. Clair Ave. in, blagajnik: Joseph
Okorn, 1895 East 68 st.
Lekalni odbor St. 3, Chisholm, Mimi.
I-Predsednik: Frank Kne, 4l5-3rd
Street. N. W.; tajnik: Louis Ambrozic,
462-6th St. S. w; in blagajnik: John
Lamuth, 26-3rd Street, N. w.
Lokalni odbor st. 4, Sheboygan, Wise.
- Predsednica Marie Prisland, 1884
Dillingham; Ave; tajnica: Johanna Mo-
har, 1888 Dillingham; Ave. in blagajnik:
Martin Jelenc, 1927 S. 9th Street.
Lokalni OdbOr st. 5, Milwaukee, Wise.
-Predsednik: John Oblak, 215 W. WAL
1ker St; tajnik: Rev. D. M. Setnicar,
1910 So. 61st st. in blagajnik: Rev. An
ton Schiller, 1913 w. Mineral st.
Lekalni odbor st. 6, Ely, MINI. -
Predsednik: Anton zbasnik, AFU Build
ing; tajnik: Ivan Tauzell, Ely, MINI. in
blagajnik: Louis Champa, Sr, Ely.
Mimi.
Lokalni odbor st. 7, St. Louis, Mo. -
Predsednik: Geo. Koyacevich, 2003 So.
Jefferson St.; tajnik: Euselio >Ruic, 401
E. Marceau St. in blagajnik: John Ma
rusic, 2751 Park Ave.
Lokalni odbor St. 8, Chicago, Ill. -
Predsednik: Anton Krapenc, 1886 West
21st Place; tajnik: John Gottlieb, 1845
West Cermak Rd. in blagajnik: Leo Jur-
jovec, ST., 1S40 West 22nd Place.
! Lokaini Odbor st. 3. Waukegan, Ill. -
Predsednik: Anton Kobal, l015 Com
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-15

Bill je lep, soncen majniski
dan. Hribi SO brsteli MAIDEN
zelenju, rahel veter je vel z
juga, zadaj pa so strleli pla-
ninski vrhovi, pokriti Sc sne-
gom.
Tam, kjer prileze pot il goz-
da ma polozene> bistriske tray
nike, je bila stara kapelica, XII
so j ljudje rekli: pri Mariji
Pomocnici. Ma oltarju je bila
podoba Matere bozje, XII je raz-
prostirala plasc ma ODE strani,
pod MIN pa Sc je zgrinjala
tropa siromakov: slepih, hro-
mih, lacnih, nesrecnih - in je
prosece in zaupno gledala v do
brotljivi obraz nebeske pomoc-
nice. ..-.
Pod oltarjem je cepela danes
cudna zenska. Bila je Sc mlada,
obleka il je bila zivo rdeca in
nemarna, obraz zagorel, oci ko
plamenece oglje, izpod zelene
cepice pa so il silili crni kustra-
vi kodri. Bit je morala cigan-
ka. Nekoliko casa je strmela V
Marijino podobo, nato 81 je z
rokami pokrila obraz in Sc brid-
ko razjokala, potem pa je 20
pet topo zazdela pred Sc. Goto-
vo desetkrat -je to ponovila,
dokler nj zaeula korake. Tedaj
Sc je kakor kura potuhnila pod
klop, da je skoro nj bilo videti:
V kapelico je stopila velika,
mocna kmecka zenska, XII je no.
sila tezek kos. Ko Sc je pribli-
zala oltarju in je pod klopjo "a
gledala dekle, je cd jeze2 2zarde-
la in zavpila: E.s:<2 9r O.
"Kaj delas tu? Krades -
kaj?"
"Ne, poeivam," je ciganka v
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-15

Ali nikogar ninas syojega
ne oceta, ne matere?"
"Oba sta mi umrla."
ALI omozena tudi nisi?"
me. Bistra me je hotela vda-
ii, toda basa ne pusti in JAZZ
tudi noeem moza; moski so vsi
hudobni."
"Morda je tisti tvoj basa "a
dovoIjen, da 81 usla, in sc ne
briga vec zate."
20 ne, ne, povsodi me isce,
ker hoce dobiti denarja zame,
Tisoc tdinafjev je hotel, start pa
je ponujal samo dive. sto in Sc
to je povrh zahteyal, da basa $
svojo druzino elm pref cez me-
jo izgine. Zadaj "a grmom sem
prezala in sem vse cula. Ker je
bilo pono6i, me nista opazila,
Da me basa zalezuje, to vem
gotovo. Veekrat sem ga videla,
Sc vceraj - tam doll ma vasi,
ko je cd hise do hise letal. &c
me najde, DO strasno. Ne smem
dalec il gozda, skriti Sc mo-
RAM"
"Revica, kako bi tt clovek po-
magal?"
mi mi pomoei."
(Dol3e Drihodpjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-15

NEW YORK Among tthe first
entries in the hairdresserss contest
here lis a novel coiffuTe called ATOP
side" suggested for women in the
WAVES. It is modelled by Yeo-
man Mercedes :Brinker and shown
here to- Ruth Rieser, director Of
the league sponsoring contest. The
baby curls are brushed outside and
over the brim of the hat. Hair lac
quer, put on the Venida way,
keeps the hair-do in place. The ma
tional contest is to select the three
outstanding coiffures styled, for
women in the armed services, de-
fense workers and volunteer civil
lian war workers. Hairdressers in
terested in participating are in
vited to write to Venida Award
Committee, SO East And st.,
N.Y.C.. for free details.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-15

urno pobrisala, da kmalu nj
bilo niti drobtinice vec.
cali 81 sita?" jo je ona vpra-
sala. cali bi se?"
Ma to nj dekle nicesar odgo-
vorilo, lie z ocmi je Sc prosilo.
Ona j je odrezala Sc kruha in
dodala dive subj klobasi, da bi
Sc bila najedla diva dobra HAP
ca:
"Na, lie jej!"
Ciganki je zaleglo in iedla je
re bolj pocasi, vines pa Sc je
plaho ozirala ma svojo dobrot-
nico.
Ia je bila velika in mocna.
kakor kak moski in ceprav il je'
morale iti ze proti sestdesetim,
Sc j je svetlikal v oceh hudo-
musen mladosten ogenj. ze z
obraza j je bilo spoznati, da je
odlocna in pogumna. Zaradi
hrupnega nastopanja so il vob-
&c rekli "Hruplja," pravo ime
pa il je bilo Jerca. Kot stara
.samica, je inela, sobico pri ne
KEN kmetu pri Sent Ozboltu i'm
.je bila po poklicu potovka. Pri
knieticah je namrec zbirala jaj-
ca, maslo in druge take reel, XII
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-15
Bistra tepeta. Po sill me hoceta
prodati, ker nisem "a mic"
"Koliko 81 pa stara?"
'Dvajset let in tri."
Jugoslovanski pomozzi odbOr v Ameriki
SLOVENSKA sEKCIJA
Glavni uradniki:


Vincent Cankar 1858 Lawndale Chicago Illinois
Podpedsednica:
Tajnk N.
Nadz0rnk
John Emenc, @ W. National Milwaukee Wisconsin SPZS
]. LimeS
Josephine Zakasek 1903 Cornelia Cleveland Ohio PS
Cesnlk 57O9
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-15

UaadnsEs LIBBY tvrdke, Ea y
Mills, Wis, konsereirajo sadie
in selenjaVo, so pred neda0nsm
opelirai 90 delaDce, ko je bsla
Setev China" fiSola. Dasiravmo
Th Mrs. augusta George steje
re 8S let, Sc je mahajaIa med
1900 prostovoljmih delaVeev.
Sedaj della cd 7. ure sve6er do
sjAtrdj. Pri morn0rsci ina ene-
ga vnuk0 in t7i praDnuEe.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-15
v BLACOHOTNO
OBVESTlLO

Enakopavnot' ze cd svejega postanka podpna kulmna
podpoma d1lva DELUXE cell cr povzdigo napedek
slovenske aynost in nasebine
@Enakopravno" Sc tudi sedani yojni kzi neumono
d. ola prinasa somsljenikom caejem poro
eila
"Enakopravnos" svoje napram Amer
XII in nudi vojo morano in gmotno razen nacin
obenem udi vzano bori da bo nasm rojaom
in rojaknam, XII danes pio pomankanje cuto bic zara
zasijao sonce svobode
"Enakopravnos' svoje deo po ojem najboljsen pre-
pcanju Ia sebo ina zaslombo avnos XII
svoen srcu jubezen do biznjega
Da bo "EnakopaVnosti ko glasnci udske pravice
&c uzi dobobi napredku potrebno da e delezna tud
gmone podpore obIk ogasov in noVh narocnn zaoe
prporoca druvom da j oh pli prreajo pknike,
zlete zabave pokonjo tud ogas pog dopsov trgovcm
obrtnkom ter professionalism spomno oga
som, ko dobo syojo zalogo kaj novega it'd
"Enakopravnost" tud zvsi skovne istke,
vsopnice, letake it'd Delo e icno in po zmerni ceni
ENAkOPRAVNOST
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s. .. !.
Nogales international., 1943-05-28
DOUGLAS VISITORS

Mrs. M j. Powles and Earl
Powles, Jr., of Douglas visited Mr.
and Mrs Earl Powles of Fudgln
street over the weekend. Earl, Jr.,
has Just finished his junior year in
Douglas High School and was
named a member Of the National
HONOR Society and awarded a GER
tificate for leadership in the Who's
Who" "a Douglas organization
Young Powles was also president OF
the Junior class the past year.
a*#a#"w#a:
Mrs. Anna B. Ackley. Mr. and
Mrs N. u. Pomeroy and Mr.. ano
Mrs. A. E. Sanders made mp a din
ner party at the Cavern Cafe Tues
day evening celebrating Mrs. San
ders' birthday anniversary.
Nogales international., 1943-05-28
Between The
Book Ends
tOWEN FARRELL CLARK

fONE WORLD. BY Wendell Willkie.
Simon and Schuster, New York.
1913.
The American Council for Books
lin Wartime has selected Mr.. Will
kie's ONE WORLD as its third Sc
Election. The other two, Whites
They Were dependable and Hersey's
Into The Valley, have been'Teviewed
lin this column.
Like the other two selections,
this account of Mr.. Willkiess trip
around the world in the middle OF
the war is well written and stimu-
hating
It matters little whether you hap
pen to be Republican or Demo-
crat as far as the enjoyment OF this
book is concerned. Willkie visited
the Middle East, Turkey, Russia,
China. His conversations with
General Montgomery. Josef Stain,
Chang ,Kai-shek, and others are, Cot
course, not related in detail. but
many interesting anecdotes are
told.
willkie travelled as a curious
American who Was seeing many OF
the men and scenes he had been
reading about for years. His inter
est i'm the post war relationship OF
these countries with the United
States makes the book particularly
valuable because he was successful
in finding what he wanted to know.
The reader closes the book WIFI
| the thought in mind that isolation
| ism is ridiculous. China. Russia
and Turkey look to America 1or
great trade i'm the futune. The unit
ed States should go on growing as a
great world power. AS the world
/ shrinks because of air lines empha-
sizing speed I'm transportation each
nation. large or small, must learn
the value of the good neighbor poll
cy. a policy. by the way, depenolng
not on force but on understanding
and good will.
Nogales international., 1943-05-28
Observation-Disclosures
CHURCHES

Church school GAS o'clock. Mrs.
Harry Wilson superintendent. Prl-
mary Department will meet the
same hour. Mrs. K. P. Rocker su-
perintendent.
Morning worship at II O'Clock.
Theme, "Our American Standards. y
This will be memorial service dedl-
Gated to our national heroes.
At 10 o'clock the American Legion
and other groups will meet at the
cemetery to honor our patriots and
others who have served their coun-
try and passed to their rewards. II
is hoped that a large number Will
participate in that service, then
those who desire to do so will attend
the religious services at the church
There will be special music con.
sisting of patrioting numbers anc
the usual special numbers by the
choir and soloistS. This will afford
an opportunity for those who have
not heard our choir under the di'
rection of Yeoman c. Earl Nara
more to enjoy their musical pro
auctions.
o. A. SMITH, ID. Minister
Nogales international., 1943-05-28
TO ATTEND COLLEGE
IN MISSOURI

Misses Mary Alien Sm1Cn anO
Alice Mary Edwards, who graduated
from high school last night, will
attend Stephens college For Girls
at Columbia, Mo-, this fall. Miss
Smith is daughter Of DR.. and Mrs.
Charles S. Smith and Miss Edwards
daughter of State Industrial Com
missioner and Mrs. Fred Edwards.
*m####mmm
MOVING TO TUCSON
Mr.. and Mrs. I. R. Stearns and
two lovely daughters, Gloria and
Helen, are leaving the first of the
month to make their home in Tue
son where Mr.. 7Stear11s is connected
with the Consolidated Aircraft Cor
poration. Miss Gloria was mem
Der of the class graduating from
high school last night.
SAHS**&&s
Misses Gilmore and Mary Louise
Joffroy, daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Joffroy, are returning Sun
day for the summer from New Or
leans where they attend st. Mary's
Dominican College.
##*s&**&*
Dale Dorothy, who has been on a
government mission to South
America. arrived Sunday to spend
"a few days with his wife and
daughter Sheila, who are guests "of
Mrs. Dorothy's mother, Mrs. Agnes
Hamlin. From here MFR. Dorothy
goes to Portland, Oregon.
--77-,,- *a**a%***
Mrs. Fred Edwards and daughter
Alice Mary, who graduated from
ihieh school last night, are leaving
tomorrow to make their home In
EPhoenix where Mr.. Edwards. ae"
state industrial commissioner, has
offices in the Statehouse.
#~w*~#m#&
| Walter Holm, Jr., who ATTENDS
Phillip Exeter Academy at Exeter
New Hampshire, is returning home
about June 18th for the summer
He is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Waltel
Holm of Tsajarito street.
| smmmm#maa
Miss Betty Jean Bowman, dtaugfi
ter of Writ G. Bowman, arrived
Tuesday from Tucson to remain ufl
til her departure today for New
York where She has been called %
duty with the marines in which SIN
recently enlisted.
Ms.s*sxsam"
Mrs. Charlotte Stauffer and G. X
lLong are back from a trip to Phoe
Ink.
| Ssasssa:
I Mrs. William Tucker OF Los All
lgeles is visiting her daughter Mrs
II. r. Stearns, and family, OF PaJa
lritW street.
Nogales international., 1943-05-28
Hy0CZetK,,Iz..
Nogales Girl
Bride Of
Lieutenant

Lieut.. Marcello Medina Of the
: euartermasteu depot at Dallas, Tex
as, formerly with the army F.B.I.
at Nogales, and Miss Margchu Gar
aygordobil. employed at La Vile de
Paris store. were married here Sat-
urday by Monsignor L. Duval of
Sacred Heart Church.
The lieutenant is son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Madrid of Los angeles and
the bride a daughter Df MIR. and
Mrs. Eugenio rGaraygordobil, 3o9
Sonoita street.
! The young couple left Sunday to
make their home in Dallas.
Nogales international., 1943-05-28
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CATHOLIC CHURCH
lSnmmer SCHEDULED

(Summer SCHEDULED
SUNDAYS: Masses at 7, $50 and
10 am. Rosary at pm.
Week days: Masses at 7 and Q a
m.