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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
Killed
ByPoIilen1dn
In Apartment
Officer Traps Psrolee
in {. Side Building,
Shoots Him in Fight

Trapped after entering at least
two suites in the fashionable
Detroit Towers apartment house,
1852 +. Jefferson. a parolee was
shot to death early today by Nc
Clellan precinct Patrolman Ira
Brief.
The officer said he fired when
the burglar, identified as William
Elliotte, %, of 1852 Hunt. at
tempted 10 overpower him in the
apartment of Alvin r. Harley, an
architect.
WOMAN ROUTS BURGLAR
Elliette was discovered on the
twelfth floor at 3:46 a. m. when
Mrs. Harry Richardson, wife of an
army captain and an expectant
mother, mas awakened by noise
in her hallway.
Mrs. Richardson. who lives with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
ID. burket. toid police she called
out when she heard the noise.
Everything this all right. Go
back TO sleep" the burglar re-
piled.
Mrs. Richardson leaped from her
ed and ran TO her mothers bed
room. There she saw Elliotte ran
sacking drawers. Her screams
awakened her father. chief metal
lurgist for the Republic Steel
Corp, who called police.
BUILDING GUARDED
While officers guarded the build
ing. a squad. including Patrolman
Brief, entered the premises. Brief
Elliotte in the basement
and chased him two and one-half
flights into Harley's apartment.
The shooting followed.
Elliotte was dead upon admission
to Receiving Hospital. In his
pockets were found II packages OF
gum. an expensive stop-watch, a
cigaret case, a small amount of
money and key ring with Is keys.
Police believe the burglar entered
the apartments with pass-key.
ARRESTED NINE TIMES
Sgt. Hyman Ulnick of the hon.
icide squad said that Elliotte had
been arrested nine times. convicted
on two occasions and paroled from
Jackson prison in June, 1912, on a
felony charge.
1t. Benjamin Walentowicz of
Mcclellan precinct said he was
informed later that the fifth floor
apartment of (. F. jackson also
was entered.
Brief is A and lives at 1888
East Jefferson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
The Weather
HOrRLY TEMPERATURES

The sun wfu set A. T.34 p m today,
and rise tomorrow ~ 7:fq o. m.
The moon will rise a. II ~ a. m. to-
day, and set tomorrow Al ~ p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
Conquered Peoples
Aid jap Invoders

EDITORS NOTE-This is the third Of Sir ar
ticles By Mr. Fdris, after tour through the Southwest
Pacific and Australia and after talks nth military
ndUaI and air leaders,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
NJ. H.0'Brien
Drops Dead
,l.trlbuted BY ln,smatIonal News Bound Photos

NJ. Hubert O'Brien, prominent
Detroit attorney and special assist
ant to u. S. Atty. Gen. Biddle,
dropped dead this morning of a
herat attack in the lobby of the
Federal Building.
O'Brien was a former chairman
of the Michigan parole board.
Since January Is. he worked
under Gerald A. Herrick, special
assistant in charge of the federal
war fraud office here.
MARSHAL IN CHINA
He was graduated from the De-
troit College of Law and the Uni
versity of Michigan. He spent two
years in China as marshal OF the
United States extra territorial
court at Shanghai.
O'Brien, about to board an ele-
vator this morning, bumped into
another special assistant attorney
in the lobby.
I've got a little dizzy SPELL"
he apologized.
He then sat on a stool in the
lobby and was taken 10 Receiving
Hospital. where he was dead on
admittance.
NATIVE DETROITER
O'Brien, ga, lived at 1912 Semi
mole with his wife, Zula.
O'Brien was a native Detroiter
whose civic activity took equal
rank with a distinguished legal
career. He has been a member
of the Detroit Library Commits
sion. a trustee of the Michigan
Humane Society. counsel for the
St. Vincent de Paul Society and
co-chairman of Detroit Round
Table of Catholics, Jews and
ProteStantS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11

EDITORS NOTE-Tn World
War approximately half of
oil missing were finally given
up as dead.)
Stinson said in this period
losses ran heavier than
those of the British and French.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
Fake Calls Send 1000
Soldiers I'd Bases

One OF the greatest shocks ever
10 be perpetrated in Detroit sent
some 1000 soldiers hurriedly back
10 their bases early today, as police
sought the fake telephone operator
who started the exodus.
At Ills last night. police head
quarters received a telephone mes
sage purporting 10 be from oper-
ator Dark" saying that all sol
diers were ordered 10 return to
their bases Immediately.
At 11:20, another call was re-
ceived ostensibly from operator
"McGrew" at Selfridge Field. MAX
ling the same request and at 1923
another call supposedly from Fort
Wayne relayed the same order.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
2,007 MissinQ
In Retreat by
i. 5. Troops
So Killed, l76 Injured
in Battle for Tunisie.
War Department Says

WASHINGTON, March II (UPI
casualties in Tunisia
from February IA to 20-the
period of the Allied retreat and
initial counterattack - totaled
2,242 missing, wounded or killed,
Secretary of War Henry L. Slim
son disclosed today.
These included SO killed. 176
wounded and 2,007 missing. Stim-
son said. OF the missing. most
probably were taken prisoner by
the enemy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
REPORT VERIFIED,

At II :33 Detective 1t. George
Gray called Selfridge Field to
verify reports and was told by
"McGrew" that the orders were
issued by 1t. Gen. Kruger Gray
flashed teletype 10 all cars TO
notify soldiers of the order and
sheriff's cars did likewise.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
Allies Win
Vital Link
To GafSa

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS,
NORTH AFRICA, March IL (UPl.
Allied forces have occupied
Metlaoui in a drive toward the
Axis anchor point at Gafsa and
have beaten of another enemy at
tack in the Sedjenane sector OF
northern Tunisia. headquarters
communique announced today. M
French troops, which have been
cleaning out Germans and Italians
from the northwestern shore of
Chott Djerid tSalt Lake, in south
central Tunisia, turned northward
and captured Metlaaoui. an inn
portant rail and road center from
which the Allies can strike quickly
toward Gafsa. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11

Later. the commandment Of Self
ridge Field called the Detroit
police to say there had been no
such order issued, and that Gen.
Kruger is overseas. He said there
was no operator at the base named
McGrew.
Apr ately 300 calls
swamped the police switchboard in
80 minutes.
SAYS CALLS A HOAX
Shortly after midnight, police
said, Barbara Brown. %, of 1850
Hurlbut. approached a policeman
and told him the calls were a hoax
Miss Brown explained. police re.
ported. that she overhead two girls
in tavern saying:
'Tf we can't have our boy
friends, nobody else can"
Al this point the two girls began
making phone calls.
Miss Brown. a former Michigan
Bell Telephone operator, was re.
leased after questioning by army
intelligence officers and F'BI
agents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
UNTENABLE POINT

Gafsa rapidly was becoming an
untenable point for the Axis. n
was one of the first towns taken
by Marshal Rommel in his west.
ward push on the central front
last month. He later was driven
back from most of this rear by
communicating American troops
Once re-established at Gafsa,
the Allies would be in position to
strike eastward toward Sened.
Maknassy and the Gulf of Gabes---
the area known as the Tunisian
bottleneck. 2
The British First Army stopped
the Axis cold for the second time
this week in the area vets of Sed-
jenane. The enemy attacked
yesterday afternoon. Gen. Won
Arnim has made heavy sacrifices
in trying to bulge the British
from the northern end of the
Allied line. His gains have been
minOrA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
ATTACK ARDRoMEs

Allied heavy bombers again at
tackled the Axis airdromes at El.
Aouina and La Marsa, near Tunis,
scoring direct hits on both fields.
At FL Aouina, planes on the
ground were hit and fires were
started. The attacks cost the en-
envy eight fighter planes.
Allied medium bombers at.
tackled Gafsa in support of the
advance toward that town, and
fighters opened up their guns on
enemy vehicles and infantry in the
northern and central sectors. One
Allied plane was lost yesterday.
Axis forces were inactive along
the front, apparently not in con-
dition or mood TO undertake mn
mediately any new thrusts.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-28

ma posilja tole pisanje in eaka
ma odgovor." Pri tenn je pomen-
1.-Two in zaupno mezikal.
Ker je precital nj napravilo ma
nadporoenika ugodnega vtiska.
"Lieber Heinrich! Mein Mann
verfolgt mich. Ich muss unbe-
dingt bel Dir Elm paar Tage
gastieren. Dein Bursch ist elm
crosses Mistvieh. Ich bin un-
gluchlich. Define Katy
Nadporocnik je vzdihnil, od-
vedel svejka v prazno pisarno,
zaprl dveri in zacel hoditi med
miami. Ko Sc je koncno usta-
vii pred svejkom, je rekel: "Ta
dana pise, da ste govedina.. Kaj
ste il pa storili?"
"Pokorno javljam, nicesar, 60
spod obrlajtnant. Vedel sem Sc
zelo dostojno, a ona Sc je ho-
tela kar precej naseliti V sta
novanju. Ker pa nisem prejel cd
vas nobenega ukaza, je stano-
vanju nisem pustil. Vrhu vsega
lie priSla dvema kufroma ka-
kor domov."
Nadporocnik je Sc enkrat gla-
sno vzdihnil, kar je svejk pono-
vii "a MIN.
"Kaj delate?" je zakrical pre-
tece nadporocnik.
"Pokorno javljam, gospod O.
brlajtnant, da je to tezavna
rec. V Vojtjehovi ulici Sc je
pred dvema letoma priscilla k |
nekemu tapetniku gospodicna,
in potem Sc je nikakor nj mogel
vec iznebiti ter je moral sebe
in MO zastrupiti plinom. z
zenskami je kriz, to YAM re-
:em!"
"Tezka rec" je ponovil mad
porocnik "a svejkom in Sc nj
koli nj rekel tako ciste resnice.
Mill Judrich je bill zares v sit
nem polozaju. Zakonska zena,
zi jo preganja njen moz, je pri-
5la k MENU "a nekaj tednov ma!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-28

''Tega ne vem."
sla sta zopet molce drug tik
drugega, dokler nj cez daljso
dobo njegova druzabnica zopet
zacela govoriti: "Mislite torej,
da gospoda nadporocnika ne
najdete?"
"Tega ne mislim."
Nadaljnjo pot do vojasnice
sta sla molce. Samo ko sta re
stala pred vojasnico, je svejk
pozval mlado damo, maj ga po-
caka. Nato Sc je zacel pogovar-
jati vojaki oh vratih vojni,
kar je mlado damo vsekakor ze-
10 veselilo, kajti hodila je ner-
vozno po hodniku in bila videti
jake nesrecna.
svejk pa je sedel ma kip oh
vratih in razkladal, da so bill ma
karpatski vojni 'front.' avstrijski
naskoki odbiti, ma drugi strani
pa, da je poveljnik Premysla,
general Kusmanek, dospel do
Kijeva in da je "a nami ostalo
V Srbiji enajst utrjenih crt, ta-
ko da je povsem izkljuceno, da
bi mogli Srbi Sc dolgo teci "a
nasimi vojaki.
Ko Sc je nagovoril dovolj, je
smatral "a koristno, da je pri-
Sci ven povedat obupani dami,
da Sc vrne takoj, da maj torej
ona nikamor ne hodi. Nato je
odsel navzgor V pisarno, kjer jeI
nasel nadporocnika Lukasa, XII
je pravkar razlagal nekemu po-
rocniku shema zakopov in mu
ocital, da ne zna risati in nina
O geometriji niti pojma.
In porocnik V rezervi, V civilu
blagajnik banke, je stal mad
nacrtom povsem obupan, ker nj
razumel nicesar ter Sc je narav-
most oddahnil, ko je pristopil
svejk k nadporocniku:
"Pokorno javljam, gos pod
nadporocnik, da vam neka da-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-28
Nadaljevanje)
V SVETOVNI VOJNI
JAROSLAV HASEK

E@E@E@FI@I|@
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-28

poset, ko ina pravkar priti 60
spa Mickova il Trebonja. In
pojutrisnjem pride neka gospo-
dicna, XII sc ze cez mesec dni
poroci z nekim inzenjerjem.
Nadporocnik je sedel ma mizi
S poveseno glavo, molcal in pre-
misljal, a nj Sc domislil nice
sar drugega, nego da je sedel "a
mizo, wei ovitek, papir in ma
pisal ma uradni formal:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-28

il kota kot, j to zopet nj bilo
vsec, in iznova je kombinirala
in 81 izmisljala novo razvrsti-
tev.
Prevrnila je v stanovanju vse
ma glavo; lie pocasi il je odne-
hala energija v popravljanju
gnezda in lie polagoma je pre-
stale opremljanje. Samo IL oma-
re "a perilo je Sc vzela ciste rju-
he, preoblekla je blaine in per-
nico sama, in bilo je videti, da
postilja S toliko ljubeznijo, da
so il drgetale nosnice.
Nato sele je poslala svejka po
obed in po vino. In preden Sc
je vrnil, Sc je preoblekla v pro-
sojno matinee, XII jo je delalo
izredno zapeljivo in vabljivo.
Pc obedu je izpila steklenico
vina, popusila mnogo cigaret in
legla ma postelj, medtem pa je
Svejk v kuhinji z uzitkom jedel
komis, XII 81 ga je namakal v
kozarcu s sladkim zganjem.
"svejk" Sc je oglasilo IL spal-
nice; "svejk!"
svejk je odprl dveri in videl
mlado zeno v drazestni poziciji
ma blazinah.
"Pridite semkaj!" - Sci je
k postelji, ona je posebnim
nasmehom premerila njegovo
krepko postavo. In strogo je re-
kla: "Slecite se!" -
Tako Sc je zgodilo, da je dobri
vojak svejk lahko porocal I'VE
Ger, ko Sc je vrnil nadporocnik
il vojasnice: "Pokorno javljam,
gospod obrlajtnant, da sem IL
vrsil vse ukaze milostive gospe
in il stregel posteno po vasem
ukazu."
"Hvala, svejk," je rekel mad
porocnik. "Ali je imela mnogo
zelja?"
"Menda sest," je odgovoril
svejk. "A zdaj spi kakor ubi-
ia. Storil sem il vse, kar 81 je lie
zelela."
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-28

''Draga Katy! V sluzbi do 9.
zvecer. Pridem oh desetih. Pro-
sim, da Sc pocutis pri meni ka-
kor donna. Kar sc tice Svejka,
mojega sluge, sem mu ukazal,
da ii ustreze v vsakem pogle-
du. Tvoj Jindriech."
"Tole pismo," je rekel mad
porocnik svejku, "oddajte mi
lostivi gospe. Ukazujem vam, da
sc vedete napram Mi spostljivo
in taktno ter izpolnite vse njene
zelie, XII YAM morajo biti kakor
moi ukaz. Morate Sc vesti ga
lantno in il street posteno, do
stojno. Tu innate sto kron, pre-
skrbite zanjo obed, vecerjo in
tako dalje. Kupite tri steklenice
vina in skatlo memfisek! Tako.
Ia sedaj mic drugega. Zdaj lah-
ko greste, in Sc enkrat vam po-
lagam ma srce: storite il vse,
kar 81 lie zeli!''
Mlada DANA je ze izgubila vso
nado, da Sc zagleda svejka, "a
to je bila jako presenecena, ko
ga je videla, da prihaja il vo-
jasnice k Mi s pismom.
Salutiral je, il podal ismo in
rekel: "Po ukazu gospoda obr-
lajtnanta Sc moran napram
vam, milostiva gospa, vesti spo-
stljivo in taktno, vam postenc
postreci in storiti yam vse, kar
81 lie zelite. Moran vas nakr-
miti in kupiti "a vas, karkoli
ukazete. Prejel sem "a to Cd
gospoda obrlajtnanta sto kron
"a kupiti moran tudi tri sickle.
nice vina in skatlo memfisek.' ,
Ko je dana precitala pismo
Sc j je vrnila resolutnost, kate
70 je izrazila s tenn, da je ma.
rocila svejku, mai il preskrbi
izvoscka. Ko je bilo to oprav,
ljeno, mu je velela, maj sede k
vozniku ma kozla.
Peljala sta Sc domov. Ko sta
bila v stanovanju, je zaigrala
vlogo gospodinje imenitno. Kov.
cega je moral svejk prenesti v
spalnico, preproge izprasiti ma
dvoriscu, in neznatna pajcevina
"a zrcalom jo je spravila v hu.
do jezo. Use je kazalo, da sc
namerava "a dolgo zakopati ma
ltej bojni liniji.
svejk Sc je potil. Ko je izpra-
Sill preproge, Sc je domislila, da
je treba sneti tudi zastore in jih
izprasiti. Potem je ukazala uni
ii okna v stanovanju in v kuhi.
nji. Nato je prestavljala pohi-
stvo, kar je delala zelo nervoz'
mo, in ko je svejk razvlekel yst
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-28
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-28
FARMA NAPRODAJ

FAkMA NAfhODAJ
Prodam farmo, obsegajoco
$50 akrov; 30 akrov gozda, O.
krog 80 akrov je Crane zemlje,
dosti vode; v blizini mesta. Je
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dam vse skupaj, ker nj delav-
cev, sama pa ne morem obdela-
vati. KATARINA POTOCER,
HARTUCK, NEW YORK.
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PrOda sc

velik pihalnik ma stojalu "a
trgovino, kuhinjsko pee v zelo
dobrem stanju ter novega IL
delka, in National Cash Register
najnovejsega izdelka. - Kdor
zeli, maj sc oglasi ma 67O2 St.
Clair Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-28
ISCE Sc

zensko "a splosna hisna
della in "a street bolni zenski; v
Amherst, Ohio. Ia pojasnila
poklieite po 4. uri popoldne KE.
6747 J.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-25
Home Front News
MAR-LU SORORITY
By Certie Schmidt.
Attention!

Cleveland, Ohio. March 25 -
Special church services will be
held on Sunday. March %. al
1870 d. m. in honor OF all West
Side Saxon Boys who are in the
armed forces.
Additional names will be de-
dicated on the plaque. and stars
will be placed on the service flag
in their honor.
The Mar-Lu Sorority wish to
extend their Easter greetings to
all West Side Saxon servicemen.
Kindly send the names and ad-
dresses to Miss Edna Henning.
372l West l52nd Street. Cleve~
land, Ohio. Tel. Clearwater 5771
after 6 p. IN. Your prompt action
would be appreciated as time is
growing very short. ...
Please help us to remember the
boys!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-25

year OF service aboard the Ar
gonaut Knowing the loyalty and
love that he possessed lor the
Navy we can fully understand
why Julius was twice decorated
for bravery. The name Julius
\esnas. when mentioned at the
club. brings many,smiles oi me
mories recalling the happy mo-
ments his presence brought while
in our midst.
There is little one can say or do
to assuage the griei OF the Yes
mas family. and vet there is some
comfort to know that he gave his
life bravely fighting for his coun-
try and the great principles 10,
which this nation stands.
The Youngstown Juniors wish
to extend their sincere. heartfelt.
ysmpathv to Mrs. Geo. kascher
sister OF julius. and to the YES
mas family in their hour OF sor,
row.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-25
CHICAGO SOUTH
SIDE JUNIORS NEWS
BY Billy

Chicago. lll.. March 25-The
Chicago South Side Junior Sax
ons held their monthly meeting or
Tuesday. March 10. 1t turned out
to be a very interesting meeting.
The Juniors have decided to drop
the age limit in the club Now all
Saxons and their friends from
the ages of fourteen and up are
invited to join our club. AT our
last meeting two new members
attended. They are Gertrude Sal
men and Eleanore Untch. We
were very glad to have them and
we hope that well see them again.
How about some other new faces.
The Juniors held their St. Pa
tricks Day party on Saturday.
March Is. at the Covered Wagon.
We invited , sailors to come as
most OF our BOYS are in the ser
vice. Everyone had a wonderful
time
We are glad to announce that the
former Ann Linz was married to
Bill SchwalIn on February Is in
Los Angeles. California. Good
luck to both of YOU and all the
happiness in the world.
Margaret Baier LETT for a three
weeks vacation on Thursday. Mar.
Is. We know your going to have
a 10, OF fun but good luck any
way.
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CLEVELAND EAST
By Emile Schneider

Cleveland. Ohio. March 25 -
Ibis week we were again fortun.
ate to have two OF our boys home
on furlough. They are P. F. G.
George krech and Sgt. Ed. Faith
Both were at the party over at Tn.
gars house Sunday and I'm sure
everyone was glad to see them
| guess that Sunday will never be
forgotten as it was one OF our las i
get-to-gethers. BY the way Mrs.
Ungar that ham certainly was
good.
Singing practise will be held
again. Sunday night at 80 sharp
Everyone is urged to come down
as we want the good work tha,
we have started to continue.
Attention!
The third Sunday in Mav. the
Singing Club is planning OH hay
ing concert, SO please keep this
date in mind. as plans for thi-
affair are rapidly progressing and
we wouldn't want YOU to miss it.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-25
ATTENTION FAMILIES
AND FRIENDS OF
SERVICEMEN!

The Mar-Iu Sorority oi Nest
Side Teutsch Lutheran Church
wish to extend their Easter greet
ings to all Nest Side Saxon BOYS
in the service oi our country
Kindly send the names and ad-
dresses OF all BOYS to Miss Edna
Henning. T2l West lS2nd Street.
Cleveland. Ohio. Tel. Clearwater
5775 after 3 p. M. Your prompt
action in this matter would be ap-
preciated as time is growing very
short.
On March Is. sunday morning
services will be held for the de
dication OF additional names to be
listed on the Honor Roll Plaque.
Please help Us to remember the
boys.
Miss Edna Henning.
Social Chairman.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-25
ATTENTION
WEST JUNIORS!
By Kay Rell,nr.

1t has been said that one OF the
most effective ways OF conveying
message is through the power OF
the press. This is more than a
message = it is also a sincere call
to all past and present members to
come and attend our Singing prac-
tices and our meetings each Fri
day.
Our attendance has not been
up to its usual Standards. We ap-
preciate the fact that our male
members are bound to drop. but
there is no found reason whv our
female don't have enough gump-
ton or influences to cooperate in
Keeping our Saxon youth together
Tor better times.
Now is tie time for all YOU
good fellows and gals to come to
the aid OF your party. The opport-
unity is there why not take ad-
vantage OF it. We have the mate
rial and foundation to have one
o: the finest choral group The pro-
lessor is more than willing to do
more than his share. but he needs
sincere Willingness on our part. l.
that too much to ask ior in times
such as these when singing is
needed more than ever to keep up
our spirits and help make Us ap-
preciate the better things:
Why not make this Friday the
start OF something better: We'd
like to see all OF YOU there. There
will be singing and 4 meeting
which we believe will hold some
thing in store for all OF YOU. Be
seeing YOU.