davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Cotton Stages
SharpAdvance

New York. May 2i--(AP--Cc;-
ton futures opened five {" ~ cent
a bale higher. Noon prices w,rc
40 10 - cents Il bal" higher. jar:
2018, October 1890. December 1879
D,.py'Bri. T.i.,y'..
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and two additional warships Of
unspcciiicd type damaged-a to-
tai Of seven ships.
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-27

vinah" odrekel svojih sinov, a
je takoj pri vstopu segel v roke
6. Simi Nedeljkovicu in prista-
vii: "Zelo vessel sem te plemeni-
te ideje, ker mi smo v resnici
poklicani, da skrbimo "a tujo in
zapusceno deco.
Prislo je Sc mnogo uglednih
ljudi, XII so malone vsi takoj IL
javili, da Sc strinjajo idejo, a
6. Sima je zopet vsakemu po-
vedal, da je to ideja njegove ze-
ne.
Nazadnje, ko so bill vsi zbra-
nj, pozvoni G. Sima in zacne
svoj govor, XII ga je yes prvi te-
den pisal, a yes drugi teden
popravljal. Ucitelj muzike je
znal ia govor ma pamet in je
prekinil gospoda Simo dvakrat
z vzkliki: 'Tako je, tako je!!"
v drugi polovici svojega 60
vora je G. Sima natanko ocrtal
slucai XII. Sc je MENU pripetil.
Pred svojimi vrati je nasel dete,
lepo, zdravo, rdece, in ko je de-
te tako lepo, zdravo in rdece,
zakaj bi Sc Z MIN pogubil ugle-
den drzavljan! Ako pa Sc to de-
,te izroci obcini, in ga ia izroci
kaki zenski, kaj DO il MEGA ?
Ne bo dobil nikaksne primerne
vzgoje in ne bo potemtakem
drzavljan, a vendar je cd dne
do dne vecje pomanjkanje do
brih drzavljanov, tako da bi
morale to skrbeti re drzavo sa-
mo. Zato on - gospod Sima -
misli, da bi sc vsi morali zdruzi-
ii in sprejeti tega otroka, XII Sc
je naslo pred njegoyimi vrati,
ma prvem mestu, potem vsak
drug otrok, XII bi Sc nasel bodisi
pred njegovimi vrati ali kje
drugje. Svoj lepi govor je kon-
cal G. Sima S temi besedami:
Nv to mas pozivljajo nasa clo-
veska cuvstva, k temu mas ma
vaja mas veliki ucitelj. Bog in
clovek, veliki mucenik, S temi
znamenitimi besedami: "Pusti-
te male k meni!!"
Ucitelj muzike vzklikne prvi,
a "a MIN YES ostali zbor: "Ta-
ko je, zivio!"
Nato je vel besedo precast-
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nj 6. arhimandrit Grigorije in je
govoril O. deci $ cerkvenega sta
lisca. v glavnem je hotel v svo-
jem govoru poudariti misel, da
imajo otroci pravico do ljubezni
svojih roditeljev, in da so tudi
taksni otroci, XII smo Jim vsi
.roditelji, in da imajo ii pravi-
CO do ljubezni mas vseh.
Potem je vstal tudi professor
matematike in je zelo lepo in
poucno dokazoval, kako nasta-
nejo otroci, kar je g. Slime Ne
deljkovic z najvecjo paznjo po-
slusal.
G. Sava Jankovic, tisti, XII sc
je rad vsiljeval drustvom "a
blagajnika, je zahteval tudi be-
sedo in predlagal, ako Sc je O.
snuje drustvo, maj DO cim vecja
clanarina.
G. Sima mu je pojasnil, da
zdaj Sc nj govora o tenn, ker Sc
zaenkrat bavimo samo s teore-
ticno stranjo tega vprasanja.
Nazadnje po Sc nekaj govorih
je bilo v nacelu sklenjeno, da Sc
osnuje drustvo "a najdencke.
Da bi Sc moglo prestopiti k O.
snovanju drustva, je bill izbran
ozji odbor petorice, XII mu je
bila dana naloga, da 81 naroei
il tujine pravila o slicnih dru-
stvih, da jih prouci in nato 70
pet sklice enako zborovanje ter
predlozi porocilo.
Dalje prihodnjic)
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Obciinsko dete
e 49, I s.t. t.
ROMAN DOJENCKA
L. spisal
i Branislav Music

Razen enega ali dvehs so pri-
sli vsi povabljenci. Prisel je 60
spod arhimandrit Grigorije, XII
je pri vstopu v dvorano stisnil
roko gospodu. Simi z, izjavo,
"IIvala vam, ker ste prevzen, da
izvedete to krscansko, misel. Ko
sem bill Sc mlajsi, sem studi sam
pogosto premisljeval in uprav
skrbel, kaj bi Sc moglo storiti
"a najdencke, no, zdaj sem opu-
still to misel, odkar sem Sc po-
staral. Hvala in cast VAN!
ITO je ideja mole; zene," doda
skromno gospod Nedeljkovie,
zahvaljujoe Sc precastnemu ma
cestitki.
Prisel je tudi gospod Stanoje
Lekic, professor matematike, XII
je znan po slabosti, da ina rad,
&c ga izvolijo v kak odbor. On
je odbornik Knjizevnega drus-
tva, Olepsevalnega drustva,
Jezdnega kluba, Mescanske ka-
zine, Pevskega drustva in je tu-
di ze poskusal, da kandidira "a
odbornika zenskega drustva in
edino vsled svojega spola nj u
spell.
Prisel je gospod srecko Osto-
JIG, okrozni nacelnik v penziji,
XII je takoj izjavil, da Sc O teh
stvareh, t. j. ma najdencke mic
ne razume ali gospod Simo mu
pojasni, da so MEGA cato pova-
bill, ker je njegova svakinja ba-
bica.
Prisel je gospod Sava Janko-
vic, clovek, XII Sc povsod ponu-
ia in vzprejema "a blagajnika
vsakega udruzenja, ker smatra,
da Sc cd clanarine da prav lepo
ziveti. Prisel je tudi G. Paja
stanojevie, zelo plemenit clo-
vek,' o 'katerem sc govori, da je
vse svoje imetje zapustil v do
brodelne namene, ceprav njego-
va strinja, gospa Maria, trdi,
da je prepisal vse ma svojo ze-
no.
Prisel je e. Rajica Radosav-
ljevie, XII je incl jako razvita
roditeljska cuvstva, dasi Sc nj
nikoli zenil v zivljenju. - Pri-
Sci je 6. Toma Petrovie, trgo.
vec. XII Sc je v "Srbskih No
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-27
XVI
SVEzENJ PISEM

Ko je strasen kirk pretresel
nocno tisino, smo videli, kako
so planili vsi V Carmeninem sa-
loncku zbrani tia, cd koder Sc
je po njihovem mnenju razle-
gel kirk.
Ramon in Milcek sta S sve-
cami v rokah prva planila V
sobo, kjer je bill Milcek pustil
Claudineta.
Telo ubogega decka, XII je BIZ
10 pablo v krcevitem razmahu
z divana ma tia, je lezalo vse
okrvavljeno OBJ vznozju divana.
Milcek je krcevito zaplakal in
Sc zgrudil k MENU.
- All, gospod! - je zaklical
k Montlauru, XII je bill pokleknil
k deckovemu telesu in mu po-
lozil roko ma srce, - ali je Sc
xiv? Recite, da je Sc xiv! >.
Kot v odgovor ma vprasanje
malega prijatelja Sc je Claudi-
net komaj vidno premaknil in
nekoliko dvignil glavo. Bill je
mrtvasko bled.
Ali 81 ii, Milcek moi? -
je vprasal S hropecim glasom.
- An, kako sem srecen! Bal
sem Sc, da bonn moral umreti,
ne da bi te videl.
- Slisite, gospod, kaj pravi?
Umreti! - je zaihtel Milcek
yes il sebe.
- Ne plakaj, prijatelj, - ga
je tolazil mali mucenik s THIN,
pojemajocim glasom Sal
me mic ne boil prav mic
Dobro mi je LIE malo
zebe me Verjemi mi
mic hudega mi nj storil
Zadal mi je samo udarec, XII je
cesto govoril MEM. Sal Sc 60
tovo spominjas.
Milcku so sc najezili lasje cd
groze.
- Tvoj morilec, - je Ease
petal, - je torej -.
| - Panoufle, da.
- Torej Panoufle te je ra.
| - Da on me je umoril
Sal te nj umoril. Tvoja ra.
ma nj nevarna -. pride zdrav.
mix in
All, ne, kaj Sc! Umiram
In vessel sem, da je tako. Do.
bro sem ga potegnil. Mislil je
da je zabodel tebe.
Meme? -
(Dalje prihodnjNl
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-27
Nadaljevanje)
r 0 M A N -

In Panoufle je zatisnil 81
roko dlanjo decku usta, potisnil
mu je glavo naprej in mu z
enim samim udarcem zasadil cd
zadaj noz globoko med lopa-
tici.
Bill je prav tax udarec, kakor
ga je svetoval pred tremi ura-
mi Zefyrini in XII ga je babura
tako imenitno zadala.
Toda bolecina je bila prehu-
da.
Nesrecni decek je bolestno
kriknil in Sc zgrudil ma divan.
- Gromska strela! - je "a
mrmral Polyt. - Kriknil je...
Takoj bodo ljudje tn.
- Beziva! - je zasepetal
Panoufle.
In tolovaja sta jo brz popi-
hala skozi okno. Ko sta sc pla-
lila oh ograji, Sc Polyt nj mo-
gel premagati, d., bi ne rekel
Panouflu:
- Morda pa nisva storila
prav, da sva zbezala Maj
brz nihce nj sliSal tega capina
kricati Kaj ko bi Sc W.
nila!
- Ne! - je odgovoril Pa
noufle odlocno. - Naklep sc nj
posrecil. Vendar sva pa dosegla
vsaj to ,da ia vrazji Milcek ne
DO mogel govoriti. Poplacam ii
to uslugo, Polyt. Videl sem te
pri delu. Cd danes 81 moi pal
daS.
Priblizala sta Sc sosednemu
oknu, XII sta Sc bila splazila
skozenj V hiSo.
Predno sta pa ubrala isto pot
nazaj, sta sc ozrla po vrtu.
V hiSi je bilo Sc vedno vseI
tho.
Poiskala sta lestvo, da bi Sc
spustila po Mi ma tia. V temi
sta videla spodaj cuvajev ogenj. !
- Use je V redu, - je dejal
Panoufle. - Zefyrina najbrz Sc
vedno zabava cuvaja. Mixer ga
ne vidim.
- Tamle je. - je dejal Po-
lyt in pokazal lestve svoje-
mu pajdasu oguljen volnen
phase zavito postavo, lezeco pri
ognju.
- Napojila ga je. To je do
bro.
- Kaj pa ona?
- Caka najbrz ma vogalu uli-
ce, da Sc vrne. Mic Sc ne boj.|
Zefyrina sc dobro spozna ma
svoj posel.
Polyt Sc je nasmehnil in tolo-
vaja sta Sc spustila po lestvi.
Spodaj 81 je hotel Polyt prvi
prizgati cigarette. V objestnosti
postopaca, XII Sc hoce postaviti
pred svojim predstojnikom, je
krenil k cuvajevemu ognju, da
bi 81 ogljem prizgal cigarette.
Ia cas- Sc je pa oziral Panou-
file ma vse strani nadi, da "a
gleda kje blizu Zefyrino.
- Ognja Cigarette bi radi
prizgali? - Sc je zacul po vinu
diseci glas izpod cuvajeve ka-
puce. - Izvolite, gospod Polyt,
in vi tudi, dragi gospod Pa
noufle.
Obenem je dozdevni pijanec
vstal in zapiskal. In ze je pri-
hitelo sest straznikov, XII so
zgrabili Panoufla "a vrat, re-
koc:
- V imenu zakona sta are
tirana!
V na slednjem hipu sta bila
tolovaja ze uklenjena.
- Pojdite po diva izvoscka!
- je narocil dozdevni cuvaj
strazniku.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-27

inces the Germans are burning
libraries-even the privately owned
French cook books. In Strasbourg
alone nearly 10000 homes have
been damaged in this war but the
residents still pray for allied bomb
ers to come over again with their
block busters.
In America our war efforts are
tranquil, but nevertheless they
must be determined if we are to de-
feat Hitler.
Buying War Bonds every pay
day is one good way to exhibit our
determination to aid in the war
effort.
WSS TALE y. s. Treasuvy Dept.
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- XII ga je. umorila! - je de-
jal komisar. - Da, seveda. To
Sc razume, da 81 samo' njen So
krivec. Toda uboga zena nj va
jena samostojnega della in to-,
kar je storila S svojim mozem,
je tako mocno vplivalo ma njene
mozgane, da Sc il je zmesalo.
- Kaj je zblaznela?
- Skoraj Govori zmede-
mo in pripoveduje cudne reci.
Tako pripoveduje nekaj o Mois-
donu-sur-Landelle. Poznas ia
kraj?
- Moisdon?
- Da, vasico v Normandiji...
&c sc ne motim, sta umorila tam
pred lett Slimakom nekega
starega moza.
Panoufle je strasno prebledel
in kolena SO Sc mu zacela sibiti.
Umor v Moisdonu, umor Sill
maka in umor Milcka, XII zvedo
zanj sele jutri -- bogme, to je
disalo po smrtni kazni.
Pa pojdimo, - je dejal
povesene glave. - Kar je, je.
Zdaj sem V pasti.
- Da, tudi meni Sc zdi, da
81, - je pritrdil komisar. - In
pri vsej prizanesljivosti gospo-
dov porotnikov mislim, da ii ne
preostaja drugega nego pripo-
rociti Sc milosti prezidenta re-
publike.
- Da, seveda, toda seda-
MIN prezidentom ne bo mic, -
je menil Panoufle. - Prejsnji
je bill dobricina, pa so ga tt
vrazji poslanci vrgli. skoda!
Ia cas- Sc je vrnil .straznik z
izvosckoma.
- Izvoli, prosim, - je dejal
komisar ;odprl je vratca in Pa
noufle je zlezel v kocijo prvi.
Potem Sc je obrnil komisar k
redarjem, rekoc:
- Eden Sc odpelje z mama,
druga diva pa Polytom V dru-
gi kociji in "a mama.
Sedel je k svojemu jetniku in
zaklical:
- Izvoscek, ma sodisce!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-27
P. DECOURCELLE:
Moo
LJUBEZNI
ROMAN

In ia cas-, ko so cakall ma IL
voScka, Sc je obrnil k Panou-
flu, XII sc je srdito zvijal v svo-
jih sponah med dvema strazni-
koma.
- Sal dobro yes, Panoufle,
da imam dovolj sredstev, da te
ukrotim, &c ne bos pameten.
- Sal sc ne pisem tako, ka-
kor pravite, - je odgovoril Pa
noufle drzno: pisem Sc fJona-
than Blascow, ameriski drzav-
liam. - Moji dokumeti so V re-
du in nobene pravice inmate
aretirati me. Sal nisem nice
sar zakrivil Pritozim Sc ma
amerisko poslanistvo.
- Ne cvekaj budalnosti .
Sal 81 napravil nocoj re dovolj
neumnosti Danes OBJ Stirih
81 bill ovaden.
Ovaden? Kdo me je pa
ovadil?
- Prislo je anonimno pismo,
XII V MEM pisec vprasuje So
disco, ali res ne We, da nisi vec
V Cayenni, temvec da stanujes
ma vogalu bulvarja de la Gla-
ciere, V slept ulici de la Sante.
Slepa utica de la Sante! {.
Cayenne! Samo Slimak je
vedel vse to.
- Pismo je prislo V sodno
palace popoldne. Morali bi tie
aretirati donna jutri zgodaj zju-
traj, pa smo te opazili malo
pref, ko 81 prisel il kavarne S
Polytom, XII ga iscemo re diva
dni zaradi nocnega napada VI
Saint-Mande. Seveda smo kre-
Mill "a wanna, zasacili smo va
ju tn pri vlomu in ubili tako
dive muhi z enim udarcem.
Tolovaja je spreletel mraz.
Policijski komisar Sc nj vedel
"a umor. Toda zvedel bo zani1
kaj kmalu.
- Nicesar nisem ukradel, i
je zamrmral z drhtecim gla-
som.
- To je stvar preiskovalnega
- je odgovoril komi-
sar. - Jutri bo re zvedel, kaj
81 pocel V d'Alboizovem hote-
lu. Toda maj DO re karkoli, do
volj imas ma vesti re tega, kar
nam je povedala Zefyrina.
- Zefyrina! Torej ste jo|
aretirali?
- Reel raje, da Sc je sama
aretirala. Ko smo Sc priblizali
ognju, kjer je bas napajala te-
ga neumnega cuvaja, je po-
kleknila pred mas in zaklicala i
Milost, milost. .. In povedala
je nam mnogo zanimivih movie.
Panoufle je pri teh besedah
prot svoji volji prebledel.
- Da, - je nadaljeval komi-
sar smeje. - PRAY kar 81 Sc je-
zil ma svojega pajdasa Slima-
ka; radoveden sem, kaj bi rekel
siromak O tebi, &c bi Sc mogel
govoriti.
- &c bi Sc mogel govoriti?...
- Vrazja strela! On je bill
vsaj toliko posten, da je oprav-
ljal svoje posle mirno, ii pa !
On te je ovadil, to je res, tt 81
ga pa ubil!
- To je laz!
lie nikar ne taji, sal tt pra-
vim, da je Zefyrina vse izdala.
zenske so pac nervozne, kaj ho-
cemo. Gin je mas zagledala, je
mlslila, da vse vemo; nj Sc pu-
stila dolgo prositi, kaj nitro je
nam vse sklepetala. Jutri zju-
traj poiscemo truplo tvoje zr-
tive.
- All, ia vrazja babnica, ia
mrcina grda! - je hropel Pa
noufle. - Ali pa veste tudi, da
je bila ona tista, XII ..
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-27
OGLASAJTE "
"ENAKOPRAVNOSTI"

In Alsace-Lorraine even the
family names have been taken from
the reside n IS and Germanized
m substituted. Century-old
French streets of Mulhouse, Stras-
bourg, Metz have been given Nazi
names. In their effort to destroy
all French culture in these prov
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
Golf Course Aids
Wounded Soldiers
Nine Tailored 70 Fit
Strength Of Doushboys

PHOENlXVILLE. Pa, July
al tPD Wounded American
doughboys soon will be hasten
ing their recovery on a nine
hole golf course tailored 10 I'm
their strength.
I'VE have all the equipment
available" said Lieut.. Fred
Morganstern, special service of
ficer at the srmy's vast VALLEY
Forge General Hospital II
things move along as we hope
We'll be playing on it this fall
Joe Valentine, who has groom
ed the lower Merton Golf club
for five national championship,
IS laying out the course, which
originally was proposed by Leo
Diegel, president of the PhIla-
delphia Professional Golfers as
ISOLATION.
To conserve the strength Of
recuperating players, the course
built by army perSOnnel-WIil
be semi-minature in size, with
the l10-yard No. 3 hole the
snortest.
Weekly visits of eight or 10
pros from the area were prom
ised by Diegel.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
Court 10 Test
Legality Of Act


DENVER, July q 49, lPl -
A court test of the legality Of
Colorado's labor peace act -
which would force Incorporation
of labor unions and place them
largely under control Of a state
commission - will begin to-
morrow.
The measure, one Of the most
controversial ever passed by a
Colorado legislature, has at
trseted nation wide attention
Similar bills were introduced IN
other state assemblies this
spring. ;eS ME
Both the a F. Of L. and the
c. /. o. have brought suits chal-
longing its constitutionality and
calling il the most vicious piece
of labor legislation ever passed
by state.
The labor peace law would
abolish the closed shop, declare
secondary boycotts and sit-doWn
strikes unfair labor pracuses
and expose TO the state industrial
commission the books and fInan'
cial records of unions.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
Richmond

Miss Mabel Winkel returned
20 her home in this village on
Sunday after spending the past
week in Chicago with friends.
Miss Faye Thompson OF Rich
mond township spent the week
end with friends in Evanston
and Chicago, III.
Born Wednesday. July 21St 10
Lieut.. and Mrs. John Holmes.
Richmond, IN ST Josephs Hos
pital Mt Clemens, a daughter,
Sharon Kay.
Born Friday, July l6. TO Mr..
and Mrs Norman Crandell.
Richmond, a son, James Edward
Mrs Crandell is the daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs Raymond Flesch-
man of Richmond.
Born. Sunday, July l8. 10 Mr..
and Mrs John Norton OF Rich
mond IN St Joseph's Hospital.
Mount Clemens, a son.
Mrs Mary Firth of Richmond
underwent major operation in
Providence hospital, Detroit,
and Is recovering at the home of
her son in law and daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Stoltz in De
troit.
Members OF 81. Augustine's
Catholic church are making the
final arrangements this week for
their annual chicken and ham
dinner and supper 10 be held on
Sunday, August /. Serving viii
begin promptly at II am. The
public is invited to attend.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
Armada Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Ullrich
spent Sunday visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Miller in their
trailer where they are camping
near Lexington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Stump of
Ferndale visited friends in town,
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Phillip Nolan
and infant son, Richard Nolan of
Lansing, and Sgt. John Nolan
OF Long Beach, California, spent
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Chevrie and family The
Nolan boys are nephews of the
Cherries.
Mr.. and Mrs Orrin Rice and
daughter, Helen, and Mr. and
Mrs Fred Schrader of Detroit
were Sunday dinner guests of
Henry Manska on Clay road
Mrs Elmer Duckert Will give
a red and white kitchen shower
at ner home near Romeo, Sun
day, August l, honorlng Carol
Buck VINO will be married 10
Pvt. Howard Pallister in De
iroIt in August.
Miss Florence Mills will enter
the class of the Nurses Training
school al St. Joseph's hospital,
Mount Clemens, on Septem-
Der "A.
Mrs Harold Volkenant OF
Clay road and her sister, Mrs.
Roy Klanka of Richmond left
Monday night for Topeka, Kan
Sas. where they VIII visit Sergt.
Harold Nolkonant, who is sta
toned there
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Anderson
were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Davis in Pom
tIac. In the afternoon both fami-
lies went TO Williams Lake
where they were supper guests
of Mr.. and Mrs Keith Riley.
Miss Lcona Mae Davis, who had
spent the past month with her
aunt and uncle. Mr., and Mrs.
Anderson. returned 10 her home
in Pontiac.
Dick Van NorStand, Charles
Evans and Harold Christian
Bankard we're camping last
week at the Boy Scout camp at
Camp Agwan at Lake Orion.
Mrs. John Adams, Mrs. Laura
Hill and Mrs. Charles Bankard
went after them Saturday eve
ming and brought them to their
homes.
Miss Helen Steiner is enjoying
a week vacation at Lexington
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Downfall Of Musso|ini Stumps kazi Propagandsts
Conn-louis Return
10 Ring Suggested


NEW YORK, July 27-(P)-
Speaking strictly as soldier,
Corporal William David Conn OF
the 10th Engineers stepped up
today with a suggestion that
Billy Conn, the fighter, and Joe
Louis, the champ, put on their
red-hot return brawl for the
doughboys at army posts all over
the world.
This is the punch-party that
was on the way 10 drawing a
million dollars last fall-at SIS
per copy-before il got an Off
cial thumbs down A d Billy s
idea now is that the army send
him with Sergeant Joe on that
planned world tour of army
posts so they can give Uncle
Sans soldiers the show wher-
ever they are-and for free.
Their return go has been
rated the hottest thing in sports
ever since the night two years
ago when Conn came closer to
taking the bomberS heavy
weight title away than any
other challenging beakbuster
since Joe pinned on the bauble
back in 81.
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al the A. J BRANDED cottage.
S IN r ay evening dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Steiner were Mr.. and Mrs.
George Steiner and daughter,
Shirley Ann of Detroit.
The Armada Senior Girl
Scouts are camping at the A E.
Torrey cottage at Ipperwash
Beach. Canada, this week Miss
Marion Spencer and Mrs. Robert
Tsll~eg accompanied them.
Miss Martha True OF Detroit
spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
True and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Cryder-
man visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ever
EFT Davis Of ST. Clair Shores
Sunday.
Mrs. w. D RentSch of Hunt
ington Woods visited her broth
er and his wife, Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Cryderman, Tuesday.
Sunday afternoon guests OF
Mr. and-Mrs-- Erwin Burmanr
were Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Al.
lard. MIR. and Mrs Glenn AL.
bright and Mrs. Henry Bur.
mann of Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Nels Hansen and
son Kenneth of Detroit visited
relatives here part of last week
Pfc. Robert Ellis is enjoying a
IA day furlough at the home OF
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. A.
Ellis. Robert is stationed al
Norfolk, Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs o. A. Ellis. Mrs.
William Lyons and daughter,
Judy and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Ellis and son David visited Mr..
and Mrs Gilbert lines and fam
lily in Monroe Suday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Buengal of
Richmond and Mr.. and Mrs.
Q j. Chevrie and two sons of
Dearborn Hills were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Chevrie and family.
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Circuit Judges
Work Listed
Reid. Spier HondIe
90.5 Coses

LANSING, July 81 - up -
From survey which lists the
amount of court work required
of all hte circuit judges of Mich
igan, the State judicial Council
has decided the states judicial
circuits need rearranging, "in
the interests of economical adj
ministration of justice
The survey indicated that Cir
cult Judge George w Sample
Of Ann Arbor is the states
hardest worker.
Last year he handled 254
cases, compared with a state
average of 2027 per judge.
The report said Judge Char
les 0. Arch Of Hillsdale handled
the fewest cases las year, only
eight, and that Judge Earl G.
Pugsley of Hart spent the few
est number of days or the bench,
81 days
The council noted that three
Genesee County judges and ST.
Clair jurists Fred w. George and
Shirley Stewart, had an un-
usually small number of cases
last year coupled with large
numbers Of days on the bench.
The council said that over
the past II years. small case
load has been noted in courts
now presided over by Judges
Arch. Herbert w RunnelS. Sault
Ste. Marie; Barney II T Burritt,
Hancock; Palm c. Gilbert, Trav-
erse City; Fred S. Lamb, Cadil-
lac: George and Stewart; and
B II. Halstead, Petoskey.
The report said 66 per cent
fewer court cases were started
in Michigan in 1912 than the
year before and three per cent
fewer were disposed Of The
smallest number Of civTt caSes-
IN IL years was listed, a de-
cline Of IA per cent from l94i,
while the number OF chancery
cases fell five per cont
The records o. the Judges
shown in the survey included
those OF Neil f. Reid and James
f. Spier. Mount Clemens, 905
cases and 242 days, Clayton c.
Golden. Monroe, 10 cases and
1872 days