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Askov American., 1943-12-02
Local Manpower
Resources Under
Area Committee
Elimination of Wasteful
Labor Turnover One Aim
Of Group.

An employment stabilization plan,
calling for the elimination of waste
full labor turnover, reduction of un-
necessary labor migration and, in
general, to obtain maximum utiliza-
ton of manpower resources here, has
been adopted by the Area Manpower
committee of Mora.
Included in the program are the
basic policies of national regional
and state plans.
Giblette Heads Committee.
Edward M. Giblette, area VINO
director and manager of the Mora
USES office heads the new commit
tee, the other committeeman being
Elmer Klapmeier, Mora, and Clare
Nelson, Pine City, representing man.
agement; and Harold Brown, HAL
mer Erickson, Rush City, represent
ing labor. The committee will review
and pass on appeal cases arising un-
der the program.
Under terms of the local program
no essential worker" may be hired
except on presentation of referral
card by the U. S. Employment Serv-
ice. An essential worker is defined
as one who is or has been employed
in an essential activity at any time
during the past 60-day period. An
essential activity is any activity in
cluded in the VINO list of essential
activities or any activity designated
by VINO authorities as locally need
ed'. No worker whose last employ
ment was in agriculture may be hired
except after referral by the USES.
Must Comply With Program.
An essential worker who does not
comply with the employment stabili-
zation program cannot obtain a job
with any essential employer for go
days, the period during which he re-
mains essential. Severe penalties are
also provided for employers who do
not comply with the provisions of the
program.
Basic in the administration of the
program is a Statement of avail
ability, or as it is more commonly
known ga release" This is docu-
ment issued under ordinary circum-
stances by the employer to worker
establishing that his transfer to other
employment is in conformity with
the area VINO program.
Regulations.
In general employers shall issue
statements of availability if the work.
er: l. Has been discharged (except
where the employe wilfully provokes
his own termination). 2. Has been
laid off for period of seven or more
days. 3. Is employed at wages or
working conditions below state or
federal standards or at wages below
level set by the National War Labor
board.
The U. S. Employment Service will
also issue referrals if: l. The en-
ployer refuses a statement of avail
ability to an employe who is en-
titled to it. 2. The worker is not
making full use of his highest recog-
nized skill g. The worker is in nom
deferrable occupation. 4. The worker
has been hired without conformity
to the stabilization plan. S. If Ger
tain other conditions exist where the
rights of the worker are jeopardized.
Has Right of Appeal.
Any employe or employer, if he
acts within 10 days, has a right to
appeal to the Area VINO committee,
and from them to the state commit
tee, from any act or failure to act
by those administering the area
stabilization plan.
Askov American., 1943-12-02
VILLAGE ELECTION TUESDAY

There will be no contest for the
various offices at the Askov village
election next Tuesday. There is only
one filing for each of the following
offices: Mayor, councilman, treas
urer, clerk, and constable and none
for justice of the peace.
Askov American., 1943-12-02
Must Get Points
For Pork Sales
Ninety Day S1aughtering
Permit Does Not Affect
OPA Rulings.

Farmers selling or giving away
meat from hogs slaughtered under
the new 90-day suspension must still
collect ration points for same, re-
gardless of War Food Administra-
ton release of any of their regula-
tions covering the slaughtering of
animals, OPA officials announced
this week.
The recent suspension of all re-
strictions, for the period November
II to February II, on the part of
farmers of all hog slaughtering, in
no way affects the OPA regulations
pertaining to selling of the meats de-
rived from the slaughtering of the
animals without the collection of the
points and above the stipulated price
ceiling.
Must Surrender Points.
The OPA ruled that it is definite
function of the farmer who sells and
gives away meat from the animal
slaughtered by himself to collect
meats and fats ration points at the
rates stipulated upon the point charts
and within the proportioned price
ceilings.
All points collected by farmers for
meats sold or given away must be
surrendered to their local War Price
and Rationing board, Office of Price
Administration, every 80 days at the
time he makes his report to that
agency of animals killed and upon a
Primary Distributor Form R-1609. A
definite check will be made by the
Office of Price Administration
through all rural sections to see that
all farmers who sell or give away
meat, and especially pork, have coll
lected ration points for such meat.
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Vargas soka.
Vargas MOka
$500 Superior Ave-, Cleveland, Ohio

Gal pirma karta modernines
Lietuvos istorijoje pasigird6
simpatingu Lietuviu tauta
balsu Lenku oficialiuose sluog.
sniuose ir spaudoje. Vasari1
16-ta minint, Pittsburghe il
New Yorke musu minejimuose
kalbejo Lenkijos konsulai, {
laikrastyje Nowy SWAT vienas
Lenkas sako:
"Ramus svarstymas, nepri-
temdintas neesminiais Shame
momente gincais, priveda prie
isvados kad Lietuva visiskai
surista SUI krikscioniska Vaka-
rQ Europos kultura ir jau lai-
mejo savo istorine teise butt
pilnai nepriklausoma suverene
valstybe. Ia istorine teise pa
grinde 25 metu Nepriklauso-
mos Lietuvos laimejimai = tai
pletote stebinanti savo iiega.
Lietuvos pazanga buvo esmi-
ne ir, palyginant, didesne negu
Rusijoje vykdoma 'civilizacija
ir mechanizacija'. Tie pasise-
kimai nebuvo galimi be tautos
valios, be samoningos savo tik-
slu visuomenes".
Prisimines istorijoje randa-
mus irodymus kad Lietuviai
sugeba gerai valdyti, Sis Len
kas sako: "Gerai Lenkijoj bu-
vo kada ja valde Lietuviai"
Jis tvirtina: 'Istorine pareiga
il dabarties realybe veikia Lie
tuviu tautos suverenuma ir
pilna nepriklausomybe padary-
ii salyga nuo kurios Lenkija
ir JOS kareiviai nepasitrauks".
Lenku tarptautine bukle da-
bar begalo sunki ir kebli. ! ju
pakelta rubeziu su Sovietija
isikiso Anglijos CEN
zura ir uzdraude tarptautiniu
apsikeitimu klausima
spresti. Oficiale Rusu Tass
ziniu agentura prikiso Len
kams "imperializma" ir memo
"a leisti Baltgudziams ir Uk-
rainams detis- prie ju ''broliu
olavu" Sovietijos Sajungoje.
Tass pareiskimas sudomino
Lietuvius, mes neminejo Viii
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PHILADELPHIA RECORD,


redakciniame straipsnyje Kovc
Is, 'The United Nations Begin
ming to Unite, kalba apie svar-
ba igyvendinti Atlantic Carte
ri. Kaip ir kit rimti ir plaeiau
j zmonijos reikalus ziurinti
laikrasciai, Philadelphia Re-
cord nepraleidzia neprisimines
ar "teise zmonems pasirinkti
tokia valdzios forma po kokia
jie nori gyventi'', kaip Allan
to Carteryje pasakyti, "apims
India, ar Latvija, Estonija ir
Lietuva, arba zmones Rytineje
Lenkijoje, ar Holandu Rytu
Indijose?"
Laikrastis ragina United Ma
tions dabar susitarti ir nusta-
tyti pokarinius planus, ir pa
sitiki kad Eden'o atsilankymas
daug tam tikslui pasitarnaus.
RUOSKITES antrai Victory
Loan - Balandzio menesl.
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LIAUDIES DANA

Oh liudo, liudo sirdele mano
Per visa rudeneli.
O ka pajaute sirdele mano:
Berneli-tingineli.
Emu per kiema, girdziu per siena
Apkalb' name zmoneliai.
Apsikalbekit kojas, rankeles =
Ne name siratele.
Juk zinot patys, ne pilioj esat,
Ne pc dvarus vaiksciojat,
Po purvynelius, po asareles
Lig pazasteliq, -.
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SAVAIP GRAIN

Savaip grazus kiekvienas meto laikas-
Malonl ryta ir vidudieni.
Grazus pavasari, emu! Lik sveikas!
Su sypsena emu rudeni.
Nors gera prisimint, bet man negaila
Kad as su rudeniu isblyskeliu.
Gudziai rankas sunerus mano meile
Paliko vieniso ant kryzkeles
Vakaras grazus, nuraudes kaip kukalis..
Fit ramiam lyg elgetai, kalvarijas.
zinau, teviske, erskeeiu kelia,
Kur baudziavas nesanti pereja!
Rausta vysnios, geltonuoja obeles,
Mo rudenio SalnQ, nuo pasalo....
O jaunyste dar, lyg zalias doblas,
Su kudikio juoku if aSarom.
Tenai, kur vetra, lyg ituzes sernas,
Gryztu atgal ] gelsva rudeni ..
Taip skrenda pietus pilkoii varna
Ir taip j gryzta nuo vidudienio.,
Ejau kaz kan, kaz kur, kaz kada, melstis:
Tai menesienai it silo samanai,
Bet nun gryztu prie tavo duru belstis,
Gryztu sunykes, nusizemines -.
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1'egul Neriasi

Kataliku Amerika Brooklyne
teisetai pasidziaugia New Yor-
ko Lietuviu Tarybos priimta
Vasario 16-ta minint, rezoliu-
CHA. Pasirodo, Conn. valstijos
Kongresmanas Talbot ia ide-
jo j Congressional Record IVA
sario 22) ir dar pasake kalba
Lietuvos laisves klausimu. Sc
natorius Gillette, is savo pu-
ses, ta rezoliucija iteike Sena-
to Uzsieniu Santikiu komisijai
ir Kovo / kalboje supazindino
senatorius SUI Lietuvos laisves
klausimu.
Amerika sako: "Tegul ne
riasi dabar is kailip musu Lie
tuviskai sneka bolsevikai. Jq
isdavikiska veikla nubluk k S
prizes Lietuvos draugu darbus"
Istiesu mizerni musu boise
vikai: Amerikoje gyvendami,
jie aklai seka svetimos Sales
agentu isakymus ir isduoda
Amerika, isduoda demokratijos
principus, isduoda mazu tautu
laisve, isduoda Prezidento Roo
sevelto Atlantic Carteri ir, ga
liausias isduoda tauta kurios
nariais jie gime!
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Pirmieji Nepriklausomyb6s aidai

+ 10 judejimo tapo paliesti ne tik Pet
rapilis, Daugpilis, Minskas, Kijevas, Ode
sa, bet ir tokios tolimos vietos kaip Kau-
kazas, Turkestanas, Sibiras, net Vladivos-
tokas. jau 1917 metu Geguzes II diena
susirinkes Petrapilyje Lietuviu seimas pa
Ireikaavo nepriklausomos Lietuvos dar
tada kai items Rusijos Lietuviams tevy-
ne per ta durtuvu siena buvo visiskai ne
Ipasiekiana. Iiesa, tuoj pasirode kad par
|liamentarines Kerenskio ir Miliukovo, Ru-
|sijos politika mazuju tautu atzvilgiu taip
pat buvo nepalanki.
Tuo smetu kai il atbudusiu ir nepri-
Iklausonaybes jieskanciu savo tautu intere-
|su maza paise ir nieko nedare, ar nespejo
padaryti, Siokios-tokios iniciatyvos emesi
tos Rusijos priesas, Vokietija, kuri 1917
metals padare kontakta su jos okupuotu
RusJos imperijos daily tautiniais saju-
dziais. Jau Geguzes menesio gale Vokie-
eiu militarine valdzia pradejo kalbinti
Lietuviu veikejus. Ispradziq buvo handy
TIA lietuvoje suorganizuoti sau pagalbini
organa, butent "Vertrauensrat" "Pasiti-
kfjimo Taryba'. Taciau nei vienas Lietu-
Wis nepanorejo butt tos Vokieciu skirtos
tarybos nariu, teisingai samprotaudamas,
jei tokia "Pasitikejimo Taryba" lures Vo-
kieciu valdzios pasitikejima tai ia tue pa
ciu nepasitikes vietos gyventojai.
Sitokiais ir .kitokiais argumentais is
sisakinedami, Lietuviai Vilniuje aiskai
sutare .iokiu skyrimQ nepriimti ir reika-
lauti rinkimu. Ju derybu rezultatas ir
buvo toll Lietuviu Konferencija Rugsejo
1928 DID,, Vilniuje (Pohuliankos teatre)
Is 33-jq tuometiniu Lietuvos apskriciu,
kvieeiant po 3-5 zmones, suvaziavo PA
atstovu, jie isrinko pastovu organa, Lie
tuvos Taryba. Nuo Tarybos isrinkimo, t.
y. nllo Rugsejo % d., ir prasidejo dvieju
labai nelygiu iiegu kaimynu santikiai. Is
vienos puses toji Taryba, nuolat beside
ranti II Wis dedanti pastangu igyti Lietu-
vote nors siek-tiek valdzios administered
neje lr civilineje srityje, is kitos puses mi
litarine Vokieeiu valdzia, kuriai saw in
teresai ir karas diktavo visai kitus reika-
lus ir kuriai galvoje buvo tik, uzsimaska-
vlls Wilsono Tautu Apsisprendimo obal-
stu, isgauti is Tarybos tokius nutarimus
kurie butu naudingi artejancioje taikos
konferencijoje su Rusais
(Bus daugiau)
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zMoNlJos ISToRIJA

6l0 pusL didumo knyga - kama $500
stai didziausia knyga kokia tik galit tike-
tbs uz $500 gauti: paveiksluota tvirtais au-
dino virseliais, populiariska lengva kalba
parasyta, stambiom raidem. Apsakoma pa
sesi po 80 netu, zymieji karzygiai If a.
darbu pedsakai. Napoleono uzpuolinas Rus-
sijos ir IT, Rasit aprasyta joje kaip EMO
Mia gyveno. kAriavo nuo pat pries-istori-
niu laiku, per visus amzius Xxi musu dienu.
kokios buvo didzios irhgalingos tautos II
jq valdovai
Siuskit laiske $500 SUI savo adresu ir \
prasvkit prisiusti jurns 61O puslaniu
didano zmeniios Istorija,
Reikalaulxit ''Dirvojs''
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Lenkai - pirmieji nauji musq
Valstybes prieSai

Bet visas buvo klausimas, kaip ia lai-
nett ir kuriuo keliu eiti? Kokias priemo-
mes pasirinkti? Cia buvo didele mysle,
kuriuo budu suderinti Lietuvos valstybes
minti SUI dvieju kariaujanciq didziuliu kai-
mynu interesais. Su vienu uzmaskuota
politika prisijungti Pabaltiji, ir SUI kitty
|bolsevistinio irnperializmo siekimais, pa
galiau atsirado trecia jiega - tai buvo
|taip pat atsistatanti valstybe, Lenkija.
Kai pirmieji du pavojai sumazejo arba is
|nyko, .sita trecioji sudare patti didziausi
Lietuvos valstybingumo priesa. O j tu-
rejo daug inteligentu, pinigu ir apsciai
Edraugu, ypac Santarveje, hlr Lietuvos
|prijungimas prize Lenkijos ypac buvo pa
|geidaujamas, siekiant ikurti rytuose sau
|stipru sajungininka.
Karas Wis dar tesesi ir rio naujas sa-
vo aukas, taciau pabuklu dhndejimas dar
|labiau zadino ateities ir laisves Wits. Tas
Lietuviu svajones stiprino Wis nauji zenk-
|lai. Stai anapus fronto, uz ilgos durtuvu
sienos, 1917 metu Kovo menesio revoliu-
Icijoje griuvo carizmas, kuris buvo taip ne
lpalankus savo valdomoms tautoms, o Lie
|tuviu tautai ypac apie save paliko tokius
karcius atsiminimus. Tat yisur placioje
lRusu imperijoje kur tik buyo issiblaske
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-19

TdZIuTeJuS dJgdI I lJIl metuS
KARO pabuklams' gaudziant pildesi pa
vergtuju <viltys.
Cia Amerikoje daug gyvena LietuviQ
|atvykusiu is musu tevynes Lietuvos II
daug kalba apie Lietuvos Nepriklausomy
bes atsteigima dabar, sio karo pabaigoje.
Bet turime ir daug lengvaprociu Lietuvlu
kurie lyg VETO puciana smilga tiki items
kurie prizes Lietuvos interesus kalba -
kad Lietuvos daugiau nebus ir j savo ne
priklausonlybes nematys. Kas darl-
giausia taip kalba? Tai Hitherto garbin-
tojai ir buvusio komunistu vado Paleckio
pasekejai, kurie nieko nesupranta apie sa-
vo tauta, jos garbe, nori butt svetimu
vergais.
Mes labai gerai zinome kad pereita
Didyji Kara laimejo Suv. Valstijos. Mes
ir dabar gerai isitikine kad Amerika lai-
mes ir 81 antra pasaulini kara, ir del to
tat Lietuva atgaus savo nepriklausomybe.
Tx mes turime kick galime dirbti ir rem
ii ~Amerika kad j kara laimetu.
Antantei nuo 1917 metu pavasario SUI
naujomis jiegonis ir dideliais iStekliais !
talka stojo Suvienytos Valstijos. Bet Vo-
kietija, kuri jau antri metal buvo okupa-
vus Lenkija ir visa etnografine Lietuva,
numate artima galimybe greit baigti kara
su krinkaneia jau parliamentarine Rusi-
ia. Tat vietoje dvieju frontu il galejo pa
daryti koncentruotu jiegu ofensyva vaka-
ruose. Trukumas sviesesnems galvoms
jau rode kad Vokietija ir jos sajunginirl-
kes jokiu atveju negales baigti karo reiks-
ninga pergale. Reichstago dauguma, pra-
DEUS sklisti tautu apsisprendimo ir lais.
YES obalsiams, eme panazu klabinti savo
vyriausybe. IS jos buvo reikalaujama ry-
tuose uzimtuju zemiu tautoms kurias Wis
dar Siege politiskai ir ekonomiskai sunki
okupacija, duoti bent kick laisves, prade-
ii vykdyti ta is Americas Wis labiau popu-
liareianti tautu apsisprendima. Juk pa
prasta prisijungima zemiu rytuose, uzinl-
tuose krastuose, anuo metu jau bebutu is
naudoie kaip nauja propagandos ginkla
prizes Vokiecius, tat pacios politines nusi-
tesusios karo aplinkybes ir verte okupan-
tlls nors kick paisyti uzimtuju plotu tau
tp ir pradeti derybas SUI vietiniais gwen
tojais
Karo metu labai suvargusios Lietu-
vos samoningesneji dalis, butent inteligen-
tai, buvo negausus ir isblaskyti. Bet ne
vienam iu tada buvo aisku kad Rusas jau
nebegrys. daugelis ju politiniu savo idea
lu, bent nlintyse, Lake Lietuvos nepriklau-
somybe
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sPER % METUS, Xxi 1911 n1etu, is
A,113,14 uzregistruotu ginimu, vyrisku
gime 1,2OO,575 daugiau negu moterisku.
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Isietuviai inteligentai ar kariai, net toll
miausiose srityse, prasidejo politinis Lie
tuviu bruzdejimas, lydimas Lietuviu kariu
sajudziu.
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|niaus, kuri Lenku propaganda
Ienkisku" skaito. Tass, tur-
but, nedryso reikalauti abroliu
tLietuviu' gryzti j "broliu Sla-
w" Sajunga, nes pasaulis jau
Zinc, Lietuviai ne Slavai.
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kAlP MUSU LlETUVA BUvo .ATGAvUS
kEPRIKLAUsoMYBE

Us Trinito, 1910 m. - J. Lapinskas)
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-12-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Boyd,
1888 4th Ave. &c., extend to all
their sincere best wishes for the
Holiday Season.
In the spirit Of the season, it's
a pleasure to express Merry Christ
mas. Mr.. and Mrs. James Jones,
1900 Portland Ave.
"In the spirit Of the season, it's
a pleasure to express Merry Christ
mas and a Happy New Year."
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Clardy and
family, 2437 9th Ave. So.
"There's no way of saying the old
wish more warmly than just Merry
Christmas to ALL" Mr.. and Mrs.
James Lewis, 2817 Elliot Ave. So.
"The people which sat in dark
ness have seen great light. A
light to Tighten the Gentiles and the
glory of Thy people Israel."-From
the Holy Bible. Rev. and Mrs.
Robert E. Kelley, s12 Fourth Ave.
No.
eve wish an abundance of health
and happiness for our friends in
1914" Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Shep-
herd, 1920 18th Ave. So.
"In the spirit of the season, it's
a pleasure to express Merry Christ
mas and a Happy New Year" Mr..
and Mrs. Talmadge B. Carey and
family, 37O4 9th Ave. So.
May God Bless all of my friends
and all mankind at the Season.
Rev. e. G. Harris, Winnipeg, Can
ada.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-12-24
Friday, December "a, 1913 Christmas Edition

We wish for all the Merriest
Christmas ever; the safe return Of
our boys and girls in the service,
and a Happy New Year.-Jimmie
and Beatrice SlemmOns.
Merry Christmas to everybody
Fred Frazier, 3945 Fourth Ave. So.
"May Joy, good health and pros
perity be the heritage of all man.
kind" Mr.. and Mrs. WilmOth Bowen
and family, 1861 North Bryant Ave.
"Sincere good wishes for your
health and happiness at Christmas
time and every day of the New
Year." Joseph B. Levy, District
Deputy, State Of Minnesota, I. B.
P. o. E. W.
"We are happy for the love of
friends and wish for them an abun-
dance of health and happiness dur
ing the Yuletide Season an d
throughout the New Year." Mr..
and Mrs. Don LaFaucette, 1896
Fourth Ave. So
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-12-24

and patriotism through their eff
cient application to their jobs wher-
ever they work and their large pur-
chases of war bonds.
To: Mayor John McDonough-a
copy of the song you're the Tops"
F. D. R.-a volume, by Thomas
jefferson, 1.-TWO Kinds of Demo
Gratis"
Wendell Willkie-an essay 'You
May Not Be President-But You
Can Be Right"
Charles L. Horn-a book "Cour-
age Has It's Reward"
Pearl Buck-a plaque inscribed:
"For Distinguished Advocacy of
Human Rights"
Eleanor Roosevelt volume,
Noble Bearing - Completely I'm
afraid"
Mahatma Gandhi "a citation:
MAN of Great Faith"
Thomas Dewey-a copy of a pop
ular book "How To Refuse and Ac-
cept a Nomination at the Same
Time"
Governor Edward Thye - best
wishes for the success and prac-
teal performance of his inter-
racial commission.
J. W. Pate-the song Nobody
Knows the Trouble I've Seem"
A. B. Cassius-a deferment.
Oscar Newman-some writing
stationery to cut down the long dis
lance telephone traffic load and
tolls.
The C. W. Washingtons-grand
success in new fields.
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st. Paul Red Caps-a victory
over lily-white practices.
Helen Qnquisitive Sal) Scott
fifty-two columns in 1914.
Robert Jones-deadline making
in 1914.
Jonas G. Schwartz-Twelve new
volumes on the American Negro.
Pearl Brown-a novel Nobody
Knows the Dirt You Can Find"
Rev. C. T. R. Nelson-a scroll en-
titled Good Going in 1943."
Ruth Judy-a song, There's No
Place Like Home-Not Even D. C"
1. Myrtle Carden-Our plaudits
for grand job in keeping the COM
munity heart beat regular and in
rhythm.
Naomi Thomas-we dedicate the
lines "Kind hearts are more than
coronets."
st. Paul Urban League Auxiliary
Success to the Roland Hayes re-
cital.
Frank Mayer, secretary to the
Minneapolis Mayor-a book Fright
Guy"
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Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard L. Davis,
949 st. Anthony Ave-, and family
extend Greetings of the Yuletide
Season.
eve hope for all Merry Christ
mas and Peace and Victory in
1884," Mr.. and Mrs. l. NJ. Gilbreath
and family, 978 St. Anthony Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly Turner, 935
st. Anthony Ave, extend to all
their Best Wishes for the Holiday
Season and good luck during 1914.
merry Christmas and best
wishes for year around happiness"
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. C. Perry, 967 St.
Anthony Ave.
Mr.. William B. 0verton, CAB st.
Anthony Ave, wishes for all his
friends all the happiness and cheer
that the Holiday Season and the
New Year can bring.
In the spirit of the season, it is
a pleasure to express a Merry
Christmas and Best Wishes for the
New Year.-Mr. and Mrs. John
R Lawrence Jr, CAT Iglehart Ave
wish to extend to all the Sea-
sons Best Wishes. 49, Andrew R
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masters, those Whom we are prlVl-
legged to serve. 1t will not be pos
sible to remember all the "guys"
and "gals" in this gift giving
splurge, but you can bet one of
those new dime-looking pennies
that we are hoping christmas
Cheer" will engulf each and every
one who reads this in its warmth.
To the boys and girls in the
armed services, especially to those
who are overseas; to our men in
the fox holes under fire and to
those who are in the hospitals we
offer our heartfelt, best wishes for
safe and happy landings. We owe
so much to them that we dedicate
our never ceasing effort to making
our country a better place in which
to live.
To the war plant workers we
offer our congratulations for the
fine work they are doing in their
various lines of endeavor. They
are the men and women behind the
boys and girls in the danger zone.
Their hard work is not only giving
tools to the boys to do the job, but
is speeding their safe and sound
return. Special congratulations to
Negro war workers who have made
a record by proving their interest
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Christmas Gifts and Wishes

In the old days told could always expect
gifts from their masters Christmas The meanest petit
est most cantankrous master could be expected to turn
merry liberal and expansive at the good old Christmas time
In this space intend to the practice of past
As servant of the public shall present few gifts to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14

Because feSnInnlty wins
mans heart, wear this charm
ing frock when sou step out
with your best beau.
Pattern 4iQ2 by Anne Adams
Spotlights two popular summer
features: a square neck and
frillS IN rcady-made or self
ruchIng. 4 trim bodice and skirt
are young,
Pattern 1902 is available only
i'm misses sizes u, II, 16, Is
and 20. Size Is requires =,
yards 35-inch fabric and 2 yards
ruchlng.
Our summer pattern book is
ready. 1t contains smart styles
for work and play
Dress pattern, 10 cents; book,
10 cents. Pattern and book
when ordered together, 26 cents.
" Address your request 10 the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment. 1928 Times Square, De
troit %. Mich
Due 10 slowneSS ~ the mails
and other conditions beyond our
control. pattern deliveries are
being delayed. Please be patient.