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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-17

brutalno napada prebivalstvo
okoliskih krajev.
KontrOla mad Zagreb-Split
prOgo ~
V provinci Liki je hrvatski
partizanski zbor dosegel velik u
speh, ker je izvojeval kontrolo
mad ITO miljami Zagreb-Split
zelezniske proge ter je osvobo-
dill mad 1000 stirjaskih mill O.
zemlja.
Srditi boji Sc vrse tudi v O.
kolici Jajca in Sarajeva v Bos-
nj.
VeliM partizanski uspehi
Partizani so v svoji ofenzivi
cd srede marca do srede aprila
zajeli 1882 sovraznikov, med
mimi 20 castnikov, ter zasegli
$500 pusk, So tezkih strojnic,
mad tri milijone nabojev in tri
vagone tezkih izstrelkov ter Ii
vilskih zalog.
Akcija srbslih partizanov
v Srbiji je sumadijska par
tizanska edinica r~azstrelila rud-
nike v Orecacu in Misaci, docim
prodirajo v Timoski Krajini
partizanski odreli proti bakre-
MIN rudnikom Y Boru, XII SO sill
no vazni "a osisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-17
~Prem0garjey ne BIO
pred VOjnim de-
lavskim OdborOm
Lewis je izjavil, da premo-
garji smatrajo, da je nil
hova zadeva izven juris-
dikcije tega odbora.

NEW YORK. John L
Lewis, predsedmk United Min,
Workers organizacije, je vcera..
izjavil, da njegovi premogarj
ne bodo reprezentirani prec
Vojnim delavskim odborom, k
DO pricel danes svoja zasliseva'
MIA v Washingtonu. Toda Lewis
je istoeasno S to izjavo pusti
odprta vrata kolektivnemu pc.
ga5anju "a novo pogodbo, ko je
izjavil, da so premogarji pri.
pravljeni, obnoviti p~ogajanja
kakor nitro operatorji izjavijo
da so tudi pripravljeni "a obno.
,vitev teh pogajanj.
Lewis je dejal, da je Vojni de-
lavski odbor Re ocitno dokazaI
svoj namen blokiranja poga.
JAM "a novo pogodbo, cato pre-.
mogarji smatrajo, da je njiho.
va zadeva sedaj izven jurisdik.
CHE tega odbora.
Izjeme pri 48-urnem delavniku
J.. " Clevelandu
DR.. William P. Emunds, di-
rektor War Man-P W komisi.
je pa je dial snoci nekaterim de-
lodajalcem dovoljenje, da smejo
nekateri njihovih delavcev te.
kom prihodnjih sestdeset dni
delati mani kot pc 48 ur ma te-
den.
Direktor je prejel MANFRED mad
1000 pisem cd raznih deloda-
jalcev, XII ga prosijo, da hi do.
volil to zacasno izjemo, dokler
ne urede vse potrebno "a 49,
urno tedensko delo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-17

ID MA HRVASKEM

NEW YORK, IA. maja. -
Columbia Broadcasting System
poroea, da je britanski radio
javil smrt italijanskega polkov-
nika, XII je bill komandant ita-
lijanskih Get ma Hrvaskem; pa
del je v borbi S, hrvaSkimi par
tizanskimi skupinami.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-17
zAvEzNI5kA LETAL5kA SIA Ma
pADA noe IN DAN EVR0p0
Italia pod neusmiljenimi udarci Ameri-
kancev. Bombardiranje Berlina
in LOndOna
AKTlvNosT sovJETsKE zRAcNE slLE

LONDON, Is. maja. - Ia
vezniska letalska sila izvaja ma
Nemcijo in Italijo ter ma dezele,
XII so zasedene pc Nemciji, stra.
hovite napade. Najvecja sila a.
meriskih tezkih bombnikov, XII
je Sc kdaj skupno odletela v
akcijo, je danes bombardirala
nemsko pomorsko bazo Emden
ter okolico in pustila pri odletu
mesto v plamenih.
Ameriska zracna sila, XII je
pri tenn napadu izgubila sest
bombnikov, je sestrelila mnogo
nemskih bojnih letal, XII SO Sc
dvignila v zrak, da jo prestre-
zejo.
Ruska zratna ofenziva
LONDON, nedelja, 16. maja.
Ruski bambniki so zanetili ma
natrpani nemski zelezniski po-
staji v Gomelu v Bell Rusiji
mad trideset pozarov, v soboto
ponoci pa so napadli mesto Orel
v zracni ofenzivi, v kateri so
sestrelili v treh dneh III men,
Skin letal.
Eksplozija municijskih vlakov
Ruski letalci so virgil svoje
bonnie v sredo vlakov, natrpa-
nih 2 municijo, XII so cakali, da
jo odpeljejo ma rusko fronto.
Med vlaki so nastale slime eks-
plozije.
Bomberdiranje Italije
Zavezniski bombniki, XII ina
jo svoje baze v Severni Afriki,
pa so udarili pc Italiji v blizini
njenega osrcja. Angleska in a.
meriska letalska sila izvaja alb
solutno kontrolo Sredozemske-
ga morja, pc katerem gre danes
n%eovirano zavezniski pomorski
promet.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-17

4NdOlO v 611AlO1u Ill N1dl Ohu
je snoci poroeal, da Sc sirijo v
Rimu govorice, da DO italian
ski kralj Viktor Emanuel Cd
stopil ter prepustil prestol svo-
jemu sinu, prestolonasledniku
Umbertu. v London pa so
skeptieni 2 ozirom ma to poroci-
10 ter naglasajo, da ko je rim
ski radio javil Italijanom pa
dec Tunisije, je zakljucil svojo
oddajo z vzklikom: "zivel kralj!
zivela Italija!" Mussolinija nj
radio niti omenil.
Radio v Dakarju pa javlja,
da je i~talijanski kabinet resi-
gniral in da je kralj sprejel ME
govo ostavko.
Beg ljudstva IL JUNE Italije v
Rim
Moskovski radio naznanja,
da je tekom dveh tednov zbeza-
10 IL JUNE Italije, zlasti il Ne
aplja okoli 100000 oseb v Rim
v upanju, da Rim ne DO bonn
bardiran. v predmestjih Rima
so mocni oddelki italijanskih er-
nosrajcnikov, XII vraeajo begun
ce ter Jill posiljajo nazaj, odko-
|ders prisli.
Italia je sama sebi prepuscena
Diva londonska dnevnika po-
rocata danes zjutraj, da sc Hit
Ter pripravlja evakuirati Italijo
ter 10 prepustiti njeni usodi,
kar pomeni, da Sc mora sama
braniti pred zaveznisko invazijo
kakor We in INA.
Hitler DO pustil Italijo ma cedilu
daily Mail" poroca ma svoji
prvi strani, da je Hitler pri-
pravljen. pustiti Mussolinija in
njegovo gango ma cedilu prav
tako, kakor je marsal Rommel
zapustil svoje italijanske kolege
" afriskih puscavah.
Znacilna Goebbelsova svarila
DAILY Herald" pa poroca, da
je nacijski propaganda mini
ster Goebbels posvaril Italijo,
da DO morala slednja prevzeti
vso odgovornost "a obrambo
svojega ozemlja. Goebbelsov
clanek je prvi v seriji clankov,
katerih naslov je: "Zdaj je tvse
odvisno cd Italije."
MussOlini Sc vedno "cisti"
BERN, svica, 16. maja. -
Poroeila il Italije naznanjajo,
da premier Mussolini Sc nadalje
"cisti" fasistcno stranko, docim
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-17
ZVEZE MED
TURcijO IN
PRETRGANE

LONDON, IL. maja (AP) -
Radio Budimpesta poroca, da
SO telefonske zveze med Tureijo
in Bolgarsko pretrgane.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-17
OtOcic Pentelleria unicen
Bombardiranje Berlina in
LOndona

V soboto in nedeljo ponoci je
angleska zracna sila zopet bonn
bardirala Berlin. ,
Nemska zracna sila pa je pri-
letela mad London, ma katerega
je bio vrzenih nekai bomb.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-17
Blizina Rima bombardirana

Blizina Rima bombardirana
soboto je prisla vojna v
neposredno blizino Rima, ko SO
ameriski bombniki napadli CT.
vitavecchia, mesto, XII je odda.
ljeno komaj 81 mill cd Rima.
Plameni, XII so pc bombardira-
nju izbruhnili " tenn mestu, so
bill vidni 60 mill dalec.
Bonnie treskajo vsepovsod pc
Italiji
Ostali bombniki pa so rabbi
jail pc Porto Olbia v severno-
vzhodni Sardiniji, kjer SO pu-
still doke v razvalinah, dale so
napadli letalisce v Porto Alghe-
70, ~pristaniSce v Porto Torres,
tovarne Calasetti Porto
Romano in Abasento v severni
Sardiniji ter pomorsko bazo
Cagliari v juzni Sardiniji.
Poleg tega pa MISC ameriski
in angleski letalci pozabili tudi
ma druga kraje ter bombardira-
Ii MESSING in Comiso v Siciliji
ter pomorsko bazo Galipoli v
juzni Sardiniji.
Otocic Pentelleria unicen
Otocie Pantelleria, s Cigar le-
talisca so pref osiseni letalci
tako rekoc kontrolirali sicilsko
ozino, je izravnan z zemljo OH
roma z morjem in z NIGGA sc
nj dvignilo v zrak pri zadnjem
ameriskema napadu nobeno leta-
10. .,:s. .<s.
Bombardiranje Berlina in
LOndona
V soboto in nedeljo ponoci je
angleska zracna sila zopet bonn
bardirala Berlin ,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-17
SRDITI BOJI JUGOSLOVANSKEGA
LJUDSTVA PROFIT ZAVOJEVALCEM

Slovenski partizani so odbii v blizini Ljubljane napad
5000 Italijanov ter razdrli dele ubljana-Ka rlovac
proge, v okolici Zidanega mosta pa progo, XII tese
dale v Stajersko.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-17
MussOlini Sc vednO "ciSti"

BERN, svica, 16. maja. -
Poroeila IL Italije naznanjajo,
da premier Mussolini Sc nadalje
'cisti" fasistcno stranko, docim
Evening star., 1943-02-05

OF the executioners knew which
drew this weapon.
The riflemen stood in a cellblock
adjoining the yard with a canvas
hung over the door, their guns
thrust through eight-inch Sits.
From range of % feet they fired
bullets into target pinned over the
heart of the condemned slayer who
as marine had exchanged shots
with Nicaraguan revolutionaries
without getting a scratch and also
had come unscathed through later
brushes with the law.
The death sentence was imposed
on Avery for the Staying Of De-
tective Hoyt L. Gates in a gun bat
tie during chain store grocery
holdup at Ogden February IL, l94l.
Evening star., 1943-02-05

shot to death Walter Robert Avery.
killer OF policeman, in the Utah
Prison yard today.
The shots we're fired at 8:23 am.
and two minutes later DR.. Rich
johnson pronounced Avery dead.
All persons condemned to death
in Utah must choose between the
firing squad and the hangman-and
Avery, 34-year -old former marine
picked the rif1emen.
Although five rifles ratified at
Sheriff. John R. Watson's signal,
only four spat death-dea slugs
One of the .30-caliber weapons
loaded secretly by the sheriff con-
tanned blank cartridge, but none
Evening star., 1943-02-05

member Of the museum staff, and
Bess Davis Schreiner, representa-
tive of the Theater Guild. Miss
Schreiner's father ushered at the
theater
Miss Laura King, director Of the
series, said a representative Of the
Stage Door Canteen also will ap-
pear on the program.
Included among future programs,
Miss King said, will be a meeting
at the Octagon House on February
81, and at the War Relief Center
on February %. The former meet
ing will relate to the days when
the Octagon House served as pro-
visional capital and Dolly Madison
stayed there. and the latter dis
cussion will be on art in China.
Evening star., 1943-02-05
Servicemen, War Workers
To Visit Lincoln Museum

Continuing its Washington We'll
comes You" series, the defense COM
mission of the Federation of
Churches will hold an informal cul-
tural session for servicemen and
war workers Sunday at pm. in
the Lincoln Museum. 5ll Tenth
street NV, the site of the old Ford's
Theater.
Short talks on the circumstances
surrounding the assassination of
President Abraham Lincoln the
night of April IA, 1865, in the the
ater will be given by T. Sutton Jett.
Evening star., 1943-02-05
Ex-Marine Executed
By Firing Squad for
Murder Of Detective
Utoh Killer Pronounced
Dead z Minutes After
5 RifIemen Shoot

By the Associated Press.
SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. 5.-Five
volunteer rifemen, paid s25 each.
Evening star., 1943-02-05

2Pc. Modern 2Oth Century Living Room Suite
with
spring base Beautifully ~
Modern bleached ~
On n and Eve Store ~
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-28
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1943
War Funds
Parade, Rally
Friday 2:3O

School bands and Boy Scouts will
march tomorrow afternoon for the
double purpose of puDlCiZinI inc
football game at the high school field
at $50 y. NJ. and To boost COntribu-
lions to the United War Fund CAM
paIGn NOW under way IN the city, It
MAS learned today
The high school and Junior bands
will be in the line of march, togcth-
or with members of four Boy Scout
troops. one Girl Scout troop and one
senior Scout unit.
The groups vii! march Ia the Ser
vice Mems Center ON Breckenridge
ana NyChc streets. arriving at 2:3O
O'Clock for u tIftcCn-minutc program
lasting until 2:l5 p. M. During the
next ID minutes, or until 8 p. III. two
short speeches will be made IN be-
halt OF the United War Fund. in adj
diii"n I" music by the band units.
Mayor Henry Powell will bc in
charge OF this part of the exercises.
The bands then will march down
Garnet street la Spring street and
return through the business section,
di>bandng AT the high school in
time Tor the Kickoff i'll the football
game at $50 o'clock.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-28
Pumping Is Tested
But Rowland Water
Won't Be Used Yet

The crisis in licndcrSon'S wafer
supply, which has been Il source ol
concern md worry To city author
iutS Tor several weeks. was caScd
considerably today with continued
RAIN during the night to lit the level
at water III the regular reserve lakes
10 ne highest point Oi several WrcriS
The Intai" WAS greater from the
Monday and TucSdg: rains than had
Gvyn anticipated and showers We'd
&c day nl&it further augmented the
.upply.
Inc situation had improved 50
muCh that MayOr Henry Powell. WIN.
- manager at the wafer department.
ai'i today no Watrr from Rowland =
3"nd would be rum through the
MAINS 80 long as wafer from the reg
uidr lakes proved sufficient To meet
consumption requirements.
FN%l water lruGN ROWland'a pond
Wds pumped today through the mile
long pIpc line land since last Satur-
day. and that service Is available on
moments notice and whenever
needed II water IN the regular lakes
tails below the safety point. LAYING
-! the pipeline Wu, completed We'd
nC%d;% afternoon. aud all joints had
been cnrkcd earl. today.
Continued Use at water from reg
u!ur sources vii! save the expense
OF pumping from ROwland'S pond.
amounting Ia an estimated SD
daily. the mayor said. and this Will
he rcsrrtcd t" only III case OF urgent
necessity.
Thcr" WAS II" lc'-up, however in
-" ban against YgomI>CunuS use uf
water tor car washing. Sprlnkling of
lawns. flowers and like purposes. and
tins Will continue unrll the supply is
more abundant than 1t has yc; be-
come.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-28

Seventeen war relief agencies have banded To-
gether in this great work to make the thanks of
America mean something both abroad and at
home and wherever our men fight on land or sea.
For we owe thanks, too, to the young men of
America who gave UP careers and good Jobs to
do the job that has to be done. land to those who
chcerfully saw their lives turned upside down
so that their men could fight and build ship,
and turn cat tanks and planes and guns, all day
and all night.
Because the National War Fund is combined
with our local united campaign, you arc being
asked to give only once this year, for all the
agencies represented by it. So add up all YOU
would have given to each, and then double The
fofaE There's no better way to show your
gratitude.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-28

T'HANKS...to the Chinese, who never had much,
L but who at least had the CUTS TO stand I'D to
the Japs for seven long years.
Thanks...to the Norwegans who lost their
country but never surrendered themselves.
Ihanks..to the Russians, who gave their lives
and homes and burned their factories and fields
to turn Hitler's dream of conquest into night
mare of defeat.
Thanks to the British, who might have given
up but didnt...to the Yugoslavs, who still fight
IN the hills. thanks TO all the frcedom-Ioving
people in the world who gave time to gather
our strength.
Make your thanks to all OF these really mean
something..by giving generously to the National
War Fund through our own community war fund.-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-28
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
MILDRED REBECCA WILSON
Who Was Killed October 2S, 1912.

Oh. darling Mildred, how | have
missed you.
Your loving smile to cheer my heart.
! have been 50 lonely without you
But God saw best for us tn part.
God has taken dear Mildred
To His heavenly homc above.
Some day | shall JOIN YOU
And share IN this glorious love.
Together we will meet again
Never To know any more SORROW or
pain:
So sleep on. Mildred darling
In heaven we will all meet again.
MOTHER.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-28

The club stated that the rides al
the vacant lot beside the White House
restaurant Will he open ali the rest
of this week if the weather - per
miSSlblc.
Lion Vance Adams. program chair
man. conducted u guessing contest.
with tW" members. Sam Afford ANA
Carl Bowie. ticing Tor Top score. Both
were presented pr.XCS Tor the contest.
Bill Langley won the attendance
priHc al this meeting and Joe Man
won the chance To- sell tickets next
week.
y directors meeting Will be held nj
the White House AcStaurant Friday
night al $50 O'Clock was announced.
and al! directors were urged 10 DC
present.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-28
Lions Endorse
Scrap Drive

The Lions Club at ill., regular meet
lnG iI~; night went ON record a., back
ny The scrap drive 100 per cent. PFC
S:dcnl +. =. Terrell announced to-
day. Lion Johnnie Collins. Chairml.
OF the citizenship and patriotism COM
mittcc. urged the public 10 help CAT
her all The scrap metal they can and
if they call him al phone 500 he vii.
pick up their scrap.
y new flag tn be put in front OF
the UndcrpaSS Was donated by Lon
john Church.
Ten thousand motor vehicles in
India now Use producer gas.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-28
Water Crisis Is Eased
Slightly AS Rain Comes

Clark Street. and Central
NJ. licarnc stated that the band
would not parade during halr-timc
but that il would be there tu play
during the game.
The students in this band range
from beginners To- advanced pupils
who arc almost ready Ia enter the
regular high school band.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-28
PITFALLS OF LOVE

"I WILL GO over at once"
Noel said, and with a haSty kiss
for Mary went out OF the door.
Mary put up the night chain
ASlowly and closed the door, then
turned 10 me with keen eyes
which held a tinge Of mIrthtul-
ness.
''Gome clean St-e arTurcd
me. "Nhere was little SteNie
when YOU barged in here? Of
course keeping Noel In the dark
was the only thing 10 do hut I
have a yen for the truth, the
whole truth and nothing but the
tr1ft n -
"iOu shall have It," / said.
'When Adams and reached
this floor, he stopped short op-
poSite this apartment, darted
through the door marked 'ENit'
and neatly nabbed our TheSpian
friend. Then he gave me in
structions about telephoning
Father. and having everybody
stay here until he telephoned
back. and I came In here"
That's the way ! thought II
must be-" Mary said, adding VIC
iously: That louse, Steve, must
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-28

have been planning 10 have me
call off Constance for him."
II think, rather, he was plan
ming 10 beg you to come back TO
the cast" ! said. smiling. HE
probably meant 10 give you the
argument that you would lose
your public II you stayed away
too long"
There may be something In
that" Mary said.
l caught the devil OF amusement
in her eyes, and laughed at anc
with her.
II don't imagine you are wor-
.rying much -about-thAt.@ .@Itnld
her
MY hair isn't going b turn
white overnight thinking about
IT," she retorted.
Then we chartered about trivi.
alitleS until Kathsrines knocl
sounded on the door. Noel was
with her, but as soon as she was
safely inside, he gave US a quick
adieu and hurried back through
the corridor 10 the elevator.
Now, well get to work"
Katharine said, and going into
Marys bedroom brought out
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-28
By ADELE GARRISON

long box in which lay a large
half cast. Mary slipped her leg
into il and Katharine began TO
wind 1t with bandages.
I'VE do this whenever n
knock comes at the door"
Katharine said. 'If Noel Is here
he entertalns the caller until 1
come from the bedroom and say
that Mary ~ able 20 receive
visitors. That way, nobody sus-
pected that she il as able TO
run around as she ever was"
A minute later. she had COM
pleted her task, lifted Marys leg
ito chaIr, ana thrown a coforfuf
afghan over her knees. "Now get
on your invalid expression" Kath-
arlne commanded. and Mary
transformed her features so
fquickly that If I had not known
the truth, | would have sworn she
was really suffering.
Don't extend the imperSons-
ton" | told her smiling. 1T IL
altogether too painful 10 me IL
not 10 you"
Mary grinned. Thank you for
the compliment" she said But
now I'm going 70 weep as YOU
tackle those bandages. They're
simply criminal, there are 80 many
OF them"
l mentally echoed her plant as
Il toiled over her bandaGeS. under
katharine'S keen eyes. trying IN
vain 10 equal the speed and dett-
ness with which her hands ar
ranged them. but after many e.
forts AZ least succeeding IN win
.nIng her commentator
Then I put a question: Elf
Msry's foot and leg are always
covered by an afghan, why bother
with all this mummery ."
Because, Mary said, there's
always the chance OF somebody
barging in who inadvertently
would catch q foot or a hand I'm
the afghan and drag IL off. Then
the fat would he In the fire"
The telephone punctuated her
explanation, and I went 10 an
swer II. Dina was at the other
end.
"Oh. hello. Aunt Madge," she
said cheerlly. VIII you tell
Mary that IL her cast IL prop
erly adjusted, I'm coming over
TO see herr"
Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-28

ERE is pleasant little that Will give
every day II is numerical puzzle designed spsl
fortune Count the letters nrst the number
letters subtract II the
add The your key number Start upper
hand reotangle every
left night read
the checked figures give you. S26
Evening star., 1943-06-15
WAACY Mothers
To Form Club

A group Of Washington mothers
with daughters in the WAAC have
been meeting recently to form a
WAAC Mothers Club. The organ
ization will be put on a formal basis
Thursday when the club will meet to
elect permanent officers
Sessions for the present are being
held at the WAAC recruiting Office
at the United States Information
Building, Fourteenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue NV. About
so women already have enrolled in
the group.
The temporary committee in
charge includes Mrs. Leona M.
Stevens, chairman; Mrs. Nora Nc
Donald, Mrs. Mildred Ankney, Mrs
Marie E. Smith, Mrs. Florence S.
Mitchell, Mrs. Miriam Lowe and
Mrs. Norville v. Pattie.
The group plans to have officials
in the WAAC as guest speakers. One
Of its purposes will be to keep in
formed on the progress of the Army
auxiliary and such developments as
the opening Of new training centers.
The programs, however, will be
kept simple and will include such
features as the reading of interesting
letters from daughters in the service.
Some Of the mothers also plan to
make arrangements for entertaining
WAACS stationed in Washington,