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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-23
Lokalni odbor st. 2 JPO,SS

Cd preteklega tedna, je ma
mojo prosnjo prineslo lepo Ste
vilo nabiralcev stare nabiralne
knjiziee, prosil bi Sc ostale "a
stopnike in nabiralce, da sc cd
zovete sklepu odbora, katerega
imam JAZZ "a izvrsiti S tenn, da
mi prinesete stare in dobite no.
We nabiralne knjizice. Ker mi je
odstopil lepo porcijo svojega u
rada Mr. John Taucar, tajnik
Maccabees v Slovenskem narod-
nem domu ma ST. Clair Ave-,
bonn incl uradno uro vsak Pc
TEX cd 8. do 9. ure zvecer.
Torej tam me lahko dobite,
in tam bono izravnali vse po-
trebno. Prav lepa hvala pa gre
pozrtvovalnemu delavcu "a uslu-
go.
Nadaljevanje linen daroval-
cev:
Mr.. Louis Adamic $4,000,
K. Erbeznik S29.25; drustvo
"Napredne Slovenke st. 1877 S.
N. P. j. $500; Mr.. John Urek
S17.O0.
Pc $1,000 darovala Mr.. An
ton Gubanc in drustvo "Novi
Dom" st. 7, S. D. T.; po $500
SO darovali: Mr.. A. M. Mayer,
Mr.. Vincene Salmic, Mr.. in
Mrs. Louis Eanc, Mrs. Anna
Vadnal, Mr.. in Mrs. A. Blazic,
Frank Barbic Jr. $4.OO.
Pc $500 So darovaI: Mr.. in
Mrs. Jack Potocnik, Mr.. >Peka-
rex in Mrs. Celka Jankovich,
Mr.. Ogrinc $1.20; po $l.00 so
daroyali: Mr.. Joseph Stefancic,
Miss Mary Krizmaneic, Mrs. nj.
Nainiger, Mr.. Matt Brancelj,
Mr.. John Brozic, Mrs. Josephi-
ne Zajc in Mr.. in Mrs. Vidrich.
Po SOC darovala Mr.. Simanc
in Mr.. J. Rozanc. Po Csc daro-
vail Mr.. Ule, Mr.. Cromoz' in
Mr.. Pavie. "
Nadaljna irnera i'm vsote sle-
dijo prihednji teden. 5
V Fimenu odbora, kakor tudi
Y imenn trpecAga naroda v sta
ri domoyini, sc najiskreneje "a
hvaIujen darovalcem, kakor
tudi nasim.s mari jiyim nabiral-
eens in nabiralkam 2 iskreno
Seljo, do se prigiasijo be ma
, dial ljni rsjaki 8 prispevki, "a mas
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-23
liz URADA CARNIOLA TENT
1888 The Maccabees

Mammalian clanstvu gori j.
menovanega drustva, da Sc DO
vrsila redna mesecna seja v ne
deljo Is. t. m., v soboto zvecer
sc pa DO .pobiral assessment kot
ponavadi.
Poziva Sc clanstvo, da Sc Sc
je udelezi, ker je treba ukreniti
radi drugega vojnega posojila.
Pozdrav! - j. Tavcar, tai.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-23
Pomoe po voini pod
iormlienim dezelom

Naloga rehabilitacije dezel,
zasedenih cd drzav osisca, in
odpomoci dolgo trpecega pre-
bivalstva je problem orjaskega
obsega, XII Sc ina izvrsiti po VOL
nj. Prebivalstvo same Europe
je priblizno "a deset odstotkov
vecje kot tekom zadnje svetoy-
ne vojne. X temu treba je do
dati ogromnost Kitajske in
mnogo pokrajin, XII Sc jih prva
.svetovna vojna nj dotaknila.
Vsi naerodajni krogi so mne-
MIA, da je treba takoj zaceti
delati nacrte "a to delo.
Predsednik Roosevelt je ne
davno imenoval bivsega COVER
nerja drzave New York Leh-
mana, "a ravnatelja inozemske
odpomoci in rehabilitacije. Mr..
Lehman, priseljeneev sin, ina
"a seboj sijajno kariero v ban,
karstvu in vladni upravi. Me
govo Znano clovekoljubje,
praktHnost in izkusenost ga 81
jajno vsposabljajo "a tako ma
logo in ljudje vseh strank sc
navduseno pozdravili to imeno-
vanje.
Mr.. Lehman je tozadevno re.
KEEL:
"Nasa svrfa je ponaagati
osvobojenim narodom, da 81 sa-
mi pomorejo SeVeda prva
naloga bo zalagati osvobojena
prebivalstva najnujnejsimi
potrebscinami-z zivezem, da
Sc ustavi stradanje, S stanova-
nji "a silo, da ne bodo vec iz-
postavljeni vremenom, z oble-
kami, da Sc nadomesti, kar SO
osiscne vojske pokradle, z
zdravstvenimi merami, da Sc
preprecijo kuge -.
"Ko bodo osvoboiena prebi-
vaistva osvobojena cd strahu
stradanja, ko bo trgovina zopet
zacela delovati, bodo ona v sta
nu napraviti svoje lastne naerte
"a popravljanje in rekonstruk.
clio. Mi verujemo, da je po-
trebno V interesu zopetne usta-
novitve stalne sigurne ekono-
mije, da Sc narodom sveta po.
more postaviti Sc zopet ma sa.
mo-ohranjevalno bazo. LIE take
more biti svet organiziran ma
stabilni podlagi, kjer Sc cetvo-
RIGA svobod more uresniciti in
more agresija biti "a vedno od-
pravljena syeta.
IS tenn, da bono pomagali
drugim narodom, da Sc zopet
spravijo ma noge, Jim bono po-
magali, da producirajo one
stvari, XII jih mi potrebujemo.
in istocasno 81 ustyarimo mogo-
&c odjemalee "a stvari, XII jih
mi produciramo. Tako pomaga-
joel MIN bono pomagali sa-
MIN sebi."
Tudi predsednik Roosevelt je
nedavno obljubil pomoc lju-
dem, XII trpijo v osiscnih deze-
lah, elm Sc yojna konca. Ma
men te izjave je bill izpodkopa-
yati tia njifovim tiranskim vo-
diteljem, Hitlerju in Mussoii-
nijA
Nova agencija "a inozemsko
pomoc in rehabilitacijo be
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-23
POKONCEVANJE PIsCET

PETALUNA, CAL, q. aprila.
- Tukajsnji perutniparji utap-
ljajo vse izvaljene piseance
moskega spola, ker zaradi po-
manjkanje pice proteini odga-
jajo samo ona piseeta, XII Sc
razvijejo v kokosi ter lezejo
jajca, ko dorastejo. .--~.. -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-23
UREDNIKOXA POSTA
Porosilo in zahvala darovalcem in delavcem "a
Rdeei kriz
Rdeei kriz

KQec
Ker Sc vedno prejemamo da-
rove "a Rdeei kriz, je nam bilo
nemogoce pref podati koncno
porocilo o uspehu nasega della
v % vardi.
Torej potem vam podajam
porocilo nabranih prispevkih
"a Rdeci kriz v % vardi.
Yam je vsem znano, da smo
pred kampanjo "a pobiranje
prispevkov "a Rdeci kriz, apeli-
rail- ma obcinstvo, do sc odzove
in pomaga v tel akciji. Odzvali
so Sc triie moski in lepo Stew
10 zensk. Njih naloga je bila iti
cd hise do hise "a pridobitev
nasega prebivateljstva v %
vardi "a clane Rdecega kriza.
S tenn, da darujejo en- dollar ali
vec "a kar so dobili clansko
karto; tudi manjse vsote so
well, "a katere so dali mali
znak "a pripeti ma obleko.
To delo nj bilo lahko, kakor
vsak izmed vas DO primal, ker
pri pobiranju kakrsnih darov "a
emo ali drugo stvar, Sc marsi-
kaj preslisi, ceprav je stvar, "a
katero Sc gre, zelo potrebna.
Kljub vsem tezkocam so nasi
pridni delavci sli ma delo in re-
zultat je sledeci, - da skupna
Vsota poslana ma pristojno me-
sto znasa $3,182.89.
Tukaj navajam imena pobi-
ralcev, in vsote, XII so bile ma
brane.
Mr.. Anton Grdina 7.46;
Anna Skuly in Anna Rode 243.-
70; Anna Tomsich 328.1O; Ma
ry Makovec $4,000; John ST.
noncic in Mary Zalokar $154.O 90
Paula Zigman, Vida Suhadolnik
III Frances Zugel S163.75; Ma
ry Peterka $136.35; Cecilia Su-
belj $131.3O; Josephine in Ma
RE Orazen $113.25; Louis zele
$1,000 Marie Koyacic $500;
Mrs. Victor Drobnich S33.88;
Marion Kuhar $31.OO; Mrs. Wo-
iowa $4,000; Mrs. Syroney
$500; Mary Tanski S26.75;
AArs. Paul Petrovic S24.5O; Mrs.
Rossman $1,000; Frances O.
korn $3.50; Donna Max $11.75
I2ulia Pirc $31.OO; Frances Err
zen $4,000; Podpisana $874.OO.
Skupno $3,182.89.
Tukaj vam tudi hawaiian j.
r1ena nadaljnih darovalcev: DO
$500: DR.. Carniola Hive La
dies Macabees, Lunder Adamic
st. % SNPJ, Kras st. 8 SDZ, in
Danica st. II SDZ.
Po $500 Mr.. John Pollock.
Pc $1,000: Mr.. Frank cerne,
August Kollander in drustvo
1irska Villa st. 173 ABB.
DR.. Ilirija st. Sc SDZ $500.
Po $500: Mary Makovec, Zu-
gel druzina, John Tavear, An
ton Golaric, DR.. Oman, slove-
nian Social Club, Mr.. j. Gustin-
cic ma Bishop Rd., Peter Kekic,
Mr.. in Mrs. Korosec ma Addi-
son Rd., James Slapnik NIL, Ju-
tranja Zvezda, st. 1877 ABB Mrs.
NJ. ,Krainz ma So St., Joseph ze-
lie, Thomas Kovacic ma Addison
Rd. Math Kastelic ma saranac
Rd.,. Mary Kovacic ma 81 st. in
Hodge P. T. A. Napredni Slo-
venci St. 5, SDZ.
V imenu Rdecega kriza prav
iskrena hVala vsem drustvom,
ker brez vasih darov ne bi mo-
gil doseci to veliko vsoto. Hva-
la Recommendation "a vsak dal
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-23

trpeci narod onkraj morja.
2 narodnim pozdravom, osta-
jam vas "a Jugoslovanski po-
mozni edber Il. Q JPOSS.
Joseph Okorn, blagajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-23
SkRAT

Rude Trost, organizator "Prl-
morske akcije".
Tega JAZZ priporocam, da gre
v London z nasim zupanom Mr..
Frank Lauschetom. JAZZ delam
ma domaci 'front.', cato pa mo-
ram vzeti nazaj besedo, ko sem
zadnjic rekel, da bi JAZZ sci. Ne
dobim dovoljenja Cd kompani-
10
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-27
News
JhpNNESE NIGHTINGALE.

Tn,y ~ that in Japan the night
.ugIic
Sus- moi her songs OF passion and
regret.
That shc has learned from Buddha
ga ,urGct
Greece ,HU tar seas where glcam-
n. islands saul;
And ,uVtC her sisters sing and sur
ruw set
tit. poets must recall again the tale
How once. while weeping through
a muunlIi vale.
\ BROKEN heart and sudden music
mot.
luI nuW III strife there are sad notes
Ol pain and srIci and misery and
ivJ~
That ~. Nlud Buddha ever will
,rJ"c.
\, nu son, over tins sad song viii
ann
Aero the 'rraciau valleys oi the
yuu~.
Nua ,.-m% n!Gh,mgalc$ will haunt
ne r.JCU.
Iir.y II. (. LAWN. in the COM
.uuuWcai.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-27
HENDERSON IN c) DISPATCH WEDNESDAY, JANUARY o. 1913
Dance Follows
Band Concert

High school band members attend
ing the band clinic" here FRIDAY
VIII be guests uI the Henderson hinh
school band al Il dance following inc
clinic concert i'll the high school au.
ditorium Friday night.
All visiting band members. all
Henderson band members, high
school students. visitors ard mem.
bcrS of the Henderson Junior hinh
school band are invited. il was stat
cd by BandmaStcr W. T.. ucarnc
who is IN charge of the district clinic
Inc clinic concert. To which tho
public is invited. will be played by
- selected musicians from seven
j. @h school bands in this district,
NI'h The various band masters di.
sccting. Numbers ON the program
iii be chose: from the national
"l cOmpu iiiunS for Glass A. T.
. and ID bands.
III" district clinic here is one of
number of such meetings 10 take
ne place ui the state clinic held
ir"Ni"vSly but dispensed with thi,
'cHr because ii wartime tran ,por,a-
~ difficulties.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-27
King Talks
To Rotarians
About Japan

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| n' iucH'aE evening by
| L.; II"n N','S' P'S'nr "l inc
! 4. ;,,,' .'','''|','>' C'''''ii' KEY. MI.
| ." ,I',, Wv" ~" d" 'i"'''pcr "l years
80 Hit'''"','N, missionary III Japan
,'',, ''' tt n''"'' returning l." In"
| ,,,,;,.. 'T" |" i'-'i't'f me
~, '''''''n'i! u, ms country
- , ",r f''>' ,II' l" inc ci''p by
~. H., ,',,,, 81 '''' ~ "' '''' program.
par 49, 'i'';S
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,''. ""'>''c M"i'o III III "i
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rn,,,,, WI" ~ itE',oc" by inc
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-27

All the bCSt-drcSScd women arc
wearing simple frockS trimmed with
cmbroidCIy-but none more graceful
and distinguished than Marian Maj
TN Pattern 922l. The embroidery Is
easy |" q" from an accompanying
,fan>icr motif. Pancling makes yol,
Look your Slimmcst
Pattern 922l may be ordered only
Il w"mcn'~ sizes 36. 38, 40. -, ri.
u and 10. Size 80 requires 3 yards
finch fabric
Send SIXTEEN CENTS in coins
or this Marian Martin Pattern.
'Eritc plainly SIZE. NAME, AID
DRESS and STYLE NUMBER.
Send your order To Daily Dispatcn
iitcn Department, 232 w. 18th St.
" York. n. Y.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-27
BILL AUTHORIZES
REFUND OF TAXES
ON ARMY PROPERTY
oBcrry Leaves Local Bill Omen for
Other Counties To Join i'll
Proposal
nrHv niSnatch Bureau.
- "" So f-'.,,',.- 'IntrI
~ WV s.iS-,I:,r

Raleigh. Jan. 27.-Cndcr icdcrni
a." and Supreme Court decisions
..'r"''N 'WnCd "u"GigcrIly' bv the
''i.cihl government /. subject To nd
vhi"rCm iaNcS.. An amendment tu
the State revenue act NOW pcndin.
authorizes North Carolina counties
an municipalities to levy and col
- .uCh IaXrS.
S":"'rr pii"rry. chairman at the
InInc, committee. i heartily in Ia.
.'' ul the principle involved. bul
.liil G"".ni ihini; property ownco
"y az leased 1" the federal govern
mcnl i"r purposes al military camp,
Should rC taxed. The senator has =.
cred - local bill permitting -,
county commissioners Of his homt
county tW"ync) To remit taxes fol
l9i3 on real property possession q
mich W;.s conveyed to the ARM
nor 4 january |.
Ihcr" mc seven on eight othc
counties which are situated ILL.,
Wayne III thu respect. and Scnatu.
%BcTy indicated - newspaper me!
that he would hold his oWn bill il
.'NmlitCc iur Il short time Ia see
8Cr counties wanted tu JOIN. He GI
Iui care Ia make il Il statewide bill
rlcc some counties might not wan
- many Instances the federal gov
.mcnt ha$ purchased outright tho
cage used iCr traininG camps. hu
many other cases The land ha
cen ubtai'.ci by lease on contract
= ANY event. the O'bcrry bill wuulo
-I.cVr II OF 1913 taxes.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-27
Relief At Last
For Your Cough

Chronic bronchitis may develop II
chitis Is not treated and you cannot al
ford to take chance with amy medicine
less potent than Circumcision which
goes right to the scat of the trouble Ia
help loosen and cxpcl germ laden
nhlegm and aid nature to Snnihc ana
fical raw. tender. intlamcd bronchial
mucous membranes.
Circumcision blends bcrChwood Crco-
soto By special process with other time
tested medicines for coughs II contains
. narcotics.
No matter how many medicine: you
ave tried. tell your druggist I" "cll you
bottle ot CrcomtlEiCn with tho under
standing YOU must like ~" way II QUICK.
" allavs the cough. permitting resi- ara
sleep. or you are to have your money
back. (AdvJ
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-27
Bridge Party H0n0ri11g
Miss Ada Page Given

Mrs. Thurstou lluylc entertained
at bridge Monday evening at the
ID. {. Loughlin home ON Spring
street honO''na Mis- Ada pasu.
whose marriage |" William Ernc /
ormond. Jr., "i Baltimore ans Colds.
n"r", is to take place Saturday after
noon at the First Baptist church.
Three tables were arranged lur
contract. with the following guest,
playing: Miss Page. Mis- l.ibDic len
NInS, Miss Meta Alien Miss RAN
!'l!"!on. Miss Alma OLSON. Mrs. Clar-
cncc Page, Jr., Mis-, Louise Nelson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-27
Large Congregation
Vt White Memorial

i iGrE, congregation WAS at the
NU'u Nr"uglui Methodist Sunday
..r.... service tu hear the City
Euai Mcthudtst church choir and
In, Rev. J. *. Warrington preach.
.. .r: .d"' .uI at The church ma,
..r Completed.
.. .r.pt ..ufrc of the Sunday
rHrn' has laInCd considerably. 4,
... .@uHGucCd. Mrmhcrs are plau-
u.s ID "Nnr'rCumin,, day" about the
'u.Ia Sunday eli February. it Was
a. 1v JunIc Thomas. Supcrintci,-
,r'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-27
social function.

GAVEL - There j. an utlIclaI
Savel. property al the State of North
Carolina, ON the presidents dc-k ~
Inc senate. President uurri. also
now has Il gaNGl at IN ,wu |; wa,
hand carved from native n1rdwunu
Frederick Adam. cpt,l page j.,
the senate. and presented 10 I!ar-
T. Monday night by Senator B.Alrn
tine OF Wake.
Governor BrnughI"u also has :,
ncw gavcl. maybe Il li,rlc moro or
nate and historic. but uu more au.
"cc;alcd. II is the Git q! Governor
Srr"guc ni Gregg" and l.. made -.
some OF the wood worl; from the
dISnnant!co p"i,I. nj o. % .
Spanish War fame.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-27

CHlTTERLINGS II. co.. o... 10.
hc bag. cv"r i! The r"i;tr.' NO,
mere popularity known as emit
unS) arc NOT yet "I;' e. 'rr h..
'Cbndy who knows Gideon ru-v..1d
'.'''ri"n hil' intr"du'c"r and rcpr"-
sentative "of or from" Cwrtuck.
= can't sec why one good tn
1T dc crvC another: 80 Ec ha,
ten Newton Hampton. the man
whom II" created Il deputy ,hcy.
rs Job. ~? W.T. "..."'' -.
deputy kills hogs he save the ic-.S
!at"rS IA mess of chittcrlinc~." Thvr,
q many folk who think mighty
"Iry pay for all the bill-pussln4
'"Swood has done. bat is All no..
1od wants.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-27
he%e&M1MM rss4ae

winning the wur und building On even
greater America in years TO come
But much OF the hedriuche and suffering
will be spared. because Americas electric
industry wcts ready to switch instantly
from its pcdctmc roles. Her privute cleo
trio systems, built and operated under
sound business management but controlled
by the people, proved their flcxibiity.
They began to pour more und moro power
into the plants turning Out tho Grcofest
quantity and best quality Of oil typos Of
war material. But despite The part our
company hos been playing in This biz Job.
oil OF our regular customers have had rlou'y
OF electricity enough TO operate th"ir
equipment as much dnd as often oa th"y
pleased. There is still plenty OF power for oil.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-27
hriurns To DUTY,

|, "''r .'u~sCil MCGhcc Of tn
'"'"nrd ~ New York has rc.
.ii, duties after visiting
\ nero. Mir. and Mrs. VIII
- ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-27
Legislative
&ztaeHaSElts
BY LYNN NISBET
Daily Dispatch Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel Raleigh

.':pEED" Aiirr the business -
IL session had been completed Mon
i..y .iSht. Sprvd" Riggs. famed I
"ctu auCiiuuCrr ul the radio. VA
20 vmtCd and enter 'aincd the mem
,,tS inr Il iCW minutes with Il sam
J." az HE iHnrcC" 81 nc. int
c,G H. tie senate by Senator Tru
.'"@vv and in the huliSc Ivy Repre-
nt.trlc Frank Taylor. fellow towns
"a from GnidSburu. RIGcs drIly T.,
IF 81 Thai tbs W. he 81: TN.
e had ever been inside the capitol
nd tnat he nadit learned anythu"
his time.
DOG Senator Con I.anlCr
.ni the senate 10 agree with him
hat do ;aT - no more sacred than
ny other ki"d. He obtained uuHni-
."uS approval for his measure r..
''''' T." i"'r.l'v OF imprisonment
for failure To- pay dog taX. The
rIicI States Con ilitit'uu forbid
Imprisonment for debt. and while -"
federal government can Jail q Cit
Icn tor failure tu make ',% rC
turn. even il cannot jail him '.r
'.ilurC e. pay the iax. Di.cr-~ru.
the repeal measure. LaulCr referred
iu two smart justice VI &c N.Jr'
whom nc knew tu nave d. .'r u,
n'cruus cases. .StICd warrants tui
collected large sums in cost. ir"n3
ignorant viOlator> of the dog irN lev
NOT PERSONNL-In ask ~ i"r
Raleigh addresses ~ the wIyc. ~
senators Monday night. I."H'"uHl'
Governor Harris made { u"i'" "l"'
that he did not want Tic '''rnrurt''r
for personal bcrCfit. (N'~. llI"fl
-. - n".... g $3.50"
udy else wanted II 50 "s 'a'f"
'"uld tc delivered e. - & .'''.'ui".
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-27

Through years OF toll and The tcars OF wc,r
Americas freedoms were founded cind have
thus been muntoined. Under the protective
cIouk OF these freedoms mans initiative and
labor have ruiscd this nation to The topiuost
runk OF all
Today tears ogoin orc being shci to prove
TO tho world that Americas way is best
that hcr people arc ready to defend them.
hs American casualties ore reported from
im flung corners OF the carIh. more tcuTs
will be shed. but not in vain. Because,
through those tcors will como thu' dccrui-
n"'ion TO rccstublish The principles OH
which America wus founded 10 vitul,2o
initiative which will provide The shows Tor
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-27
u } our Boy
SERVICE
hTTIV"S III \frjcl

'.i Mrs. Jim Nhbntt. Oi Kit
F. cute |. received word from
. '' Pvt Paul Jones Abbott.
.' ''1. arrived safely somewhere
Africa and +, v""n
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-27
From Fort Knox.

,, ', ~. Akin H. lIamm is en-
' 10 dirlN" tonight from Fort
/, H'''uchy. {" spend Il few days
.' Al'h IN, mother. Mrs. Stella
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-20
. BARBS

It's fortunate when the rocks
on the matrimonial sea are
cradle rocks.
misunderstanding caused Be-
.thesda, Md, laundresses 10 stage
a near riot when they got pay
envelopes with the federal with
holding tax deducted. Probably
thought they were being taken
10 the cleaners themselves.
A Missouri minister who had
his silverware stolen by thieves
can at least figure they enjoyed
his service.
Women always have the last
word-but some of them sell
dom get 20 IT,
II you want to continue 10 toll
crate the Fascist regime which
serves the evil power of the
Nazi. YOU must suffer the conse-
quehces. - FDR- Churchill mes
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-20

than Sl25,000 in Virginia for the
British and American Ambu-
lance Corps.
| like the simple but clear
manner in which he explained
this nice squeeze play. After
winning the opening lead with
the ace Of clubs in dummy, Lieu
tenant Gerst explained that If
the diamond suit broke. the hand
was simple; but 10 guard against
bad breaks, the heart finesse
should be taken Immediately.
When the queen holds, cash the
ace and then ruff a heart, but
ruff with the queen of spades.
Now ruff club and take three
rounds Of trumps. When West
follows, you know that West has
a heart and four diamonds left.
Lieutenant Gerst then ex-
planned that all the declarer had
10 do was 10 play his last trump,
and West must either discard his
good heart or let go a diamond.
| agree and believe you will.
too, that il was nice example
of counting hand out and then
employing the squeeze for sew
en-odd.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-20
BY ERSKINE JOHNSON
NEA Staff Correspondent

Today we present for your
amazement and enjoyment, we
hope, a startling mystery drama
Of the Hollywood sound stages
titled The Case Of the Disap-
pearing Plot
Time-the present
Place-the set Of a new Co.
lumbia filmusical, "Tropicana .
The stars-Mae West, a gal
with heart Of gold making
a film comeback, and Gregory
Ratoff
In the supporting cast are Vic
tor Moore, William Gaxton,
Alan Diuehart, Xavier Cugat,
Hazel Scott, trumpet player
Leonard Sues, assistant direc-
tors. makeup men, grips. hair
dresscrs and assorted characters,
II was one Of those lazy, warm
California afternoons Glamor
girls were yaWnlng and 4-F S
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-20
WHEN CREDIT IS DUE

Newspaper men reoIIy not quite as bad as
Sheriff Andy Baird OF Wayne county, thinks: He de-
seribes them os The vuItures OF culture who would
rother n1oke on upstondns public official look like
heel thor cot,
Far from il most responsible reporters and edi-
tors toke pride in foetuoI relation of the news. The
very noure Of their duties however, moke necessary
the disclosure OF notters pertaining to the public
~eol.
Here IS on incident of the type reporters reoIIy
like &c write:
TIE mother OF on eight year old Van Dyke girl
has -ritten the editors q lengthy ond patiently sin
es'e letter Ioudine the monner in which Moeomb
County deputy sheriffs opprehended 25-yeor old
neshecr oteused OF morals offense against the
child. The suspect who hos oIreody signed con
fsssor Of MS guilt lived but few doors away from
IRE .csir Wholly free OF suspicion their port
e-c the eose because OF the youth OF the victim,
presented unusual difficulties. The child
eele definitely 70 select the offender from among
TO suspects brought before her.
Nevertheless the mother reotes-ond the foets
oppeor 70 bear her out-0eputy Sheriffs Richard De-
Keteoere ond Hubert Rice stubbornIy pursued the
few cold clues available TO them ond londed the eul-
prit.
The mother soys in port | ON so erotefu for
the way these officers brought the TO justice
thot ! want, publicly, TO Iet the people know how
highly regard low-enforcement in Mocomb county
evidenced by the sheriffs department.. II is de
serving OF high proise ond shoIl forget the
officers corefu, courteous ond eonstont efficiency
in this motter. PIeose tell them how feel about IT,
Newspaper would rather proise thon be crit
ieoL Unfortunately circumstances demond thot the
bitter be mixed with the sweet.
Sheriff Andy Baird. in his foeetious comment
the croft, strikes note OF humor-which enjoy
but which, sold OF the outset really true.