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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-15
Senat je prekli-
cal davke cd
enega leta
Toda davkopla6evalci ne
bodo, kakor izgleda, radi
tega mic ma bolisem, tene-
vec ma slabsem.

WASHINGTON, 4. maja. =
Senat je danes sprejel prot
mocni opoziciji administraciJe
Rumlov davcni nacrt, "a kate
rega ie bio oddanih 40 glasov,
proti nacrtu pa 80.
Ia senatna predloga prekli-
.cuje one davke cd leta 1912 ali
1913, XII so nizji ter Sc nanasa
ma vse osebe, izvzemsi onih, XII
delajo "vetrovne' prolific. To
pomeni, da Sc ne DO plaealo one
davcne vsote cd teh dveh let,
XII je Mia izmed obeh.
Dale predvideva ia predloga
regularno vplacilo davcnega o.
broka "a mesec junij "a davke
il leta 1912. To zopet pomeni,
da kolikor ste placali meseca
marca, ko ste sc obvezali, da
.boste placali v stirih letnih O.
brokih, boste placali tudi me-
SEGA junija. Ia vsota z ono, XII
ste jo placali meseca marca, DO
transferirana k vasim davkom
"a leto 1913, S cemer DO prislo
placevanje ma tekoco bazo.
Dale zahteva predloga pri'
drzanje 20 odstotkov cd vase
mezde ali place, in sicer pricen'
81 S 1. Julien. To pomeni, ds
DO pridrzana "a davke ena pc
tina vasega zasluzka. Co zaslu
Ute SO dolarjev tedensko, jill
boste prejeli samo 40. - Vese
10. in brezskrbno zivljenje s.
nam Sc obeta.
S tenn bi bile tako rekoc pla
? cane vse obligacije onih ljudi
XII so vsteti med nizje davko
placevalce. v splosnem so vklju
-,eene pr tenn vse samske osebe
: XII imajo $2,70O ali mani letni
dohodkov, ter porocene oseb'
XII zasluzijo do $500 ma leto.
Predloga DO sla sedaj v zbol
nico poslancev, potem pa v pot
pis predsedniku Rooseveltu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-15
Boil ma ruski 'front.'

LONDON, sobota, Is. maja.
. Ruska zracna sila je v svo-
jih napadih ma siroki in dolgi
ruski 'front.' unicila u nemskih
letal, 800 zeleznicnih vagonov,
200 trukov in mnogo drugega
materiala,
Sovjetska agencija Tass po-
roca, da so izgubili Rusi tekom
treh dni % letal.
Poleg tega je bio unicenih
mnogo sovraznikovih lokomotiv
in razstreljenih vec municijskih
in oljnih skladisc.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-15
VAzNI 0DL0N Y zADEvAH !.
DELAv5TvA FED. DR1Av
WLB naroeil zastopnikom .ppremogarjey in
delodajalcev, mai nadaljujejo kolek-
tivnimi pogajanji |...
CLIO JE OBNOVIL OBLJUBO o NEPREKINJENEM
. DEL "a ASA VOJNE

WASHINGTON, IA. maja. -
Vojni delavski odbor je nocoj
narocil zastopnikom premogar-
jew in lastnikov rovov, maj zo-
pet obnove svoja kolektivna po-
gajanja, s eemer je bila najbrt-
re odstranjena druga preteca
kriza " tel %industriji. Vojni de-
lavski odbor .je svetoval, maj Sc
premogarjem zajamei sestdnev-
nj delovni teden s place in pol
"a delo, XII znaSa mad IS ur.
Podaljsanje 15-dnevnega pre-
mira
Pricakovati je da DO ia cd.
1ocba Vojnega delavskega odbo.
ra odobrena pc Johnu L.. Levi
SUI predsedniku organizacije
premogarjev. Ako DO Lewis tt
odlocitev odobril, sc DO najbrze
raztegnilo 15-dnevno premirje
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-15
Poljakom,
maj zahtevajo pre-
iskavo tudi donna
Mednarodni Rdeci kriz maj
najprej preisce skupne
grobove v Poljski, potem
mai gre sele v Katin.

GENEVA, Svica, IA. maja. i
svicarski casopis ode Matt
on" svetuje elanku pod ma
slovom: "svet isee morilce, da|
mai Internacionalni Rdeci kriz
. &c DO preiskoval zadevo u
morrow 10000 Poljakov v Kati-
nu - preisce blize v sosescini
Sc nekatere druge stvari.
"Vojna propaganda cesto "a
sleduje mucno pot" je receno v
clanku, nanasajocem Sc ma Hit
lerjevo obdolzbo, da so soviet
ske oblasti odgovorne "a umo-
re. "Tudi drugod je vse polno
trupel. Tudi mnogo poljskih
|trupel in v poljskih uniformah."
"Odbor Rdecega kriza maj Sc
potrudi obiskati tudi varsavski
geto (zidovski okraD v Warsaw
ali masne grobove ma periferiji
mesta. To bi Sc zelo izplacalo.
Tamkaj hi videla komisija novo
sliko move Europe. -
Mi sami smo videli fotogra-
file, XII nimajo nicesar skupnega
z vojno propaganda, XII jih je
posnel neki mas svicarski rojak
v Warsaw. TIE slike prikazuje'
jo ogromne skupne grobove, ,
katerih je tisoce trupel poljskit
MOI, zena in otrok, visoko ma
kupieenih drugo vrh drugega
kakor tudi slike grobokopov
zidov, XII so jih nacisti prisilili
kopati grobove in pokopavat
nesrecne zrtve.
"Obuti v visoke 'skornje, sto
lie ma truplih svo,jih bratov. Da
lie je videti ma slikah vozicke
samoteznike, natrpane z COLIN
trupli MOI, zena in otrok. Tod
! videli smo Sc nekaj drugega
kar je nemogoce opisati ma ten
mestu.
=; "Prav tako ne bi bio napai
: no, &c hi Rdeci kriz preisks
razmere v taboriscih "a rusk
= vojne ujetnike ma Poljskem. 4
ko Sc to ne zgodi, hi bila pot
;, Katin zastonj in prazna farsa,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-15
Nov grob

Pc dolgi in mucni bolezni Je
preminila v Woman's bolnisnlcl
Rose Rupnik, rojena Russ, sta
"a 81 let, stanujoca ma 327 E.
214 St., Euclid, O. Tukaj zapu-
Sea zalujocega soproga Franka'
donna il Cerknice, tri otroke:
Rose, poroeeno Guide, Victori-
jo, poroceno Kiel, Eleanor, po-
roceno McFarlane, dive sestri,
Cecilijo Brodnik in Josephine
Marvar, b~ivajoeo v Los Ange'
les, Calf, ter vec sorodnikov.
Pokojnica je bila rojena "
Clevelandu, in je bila med prvi-
mi tn rojenimi slovenskimi o.
troci. Njeni starsi SO bill Jacob
in Frances Russ. Bila je clanica
drustva Zdruzene Slovenke st.
% S. D. z. Pogreb Sc DO vrsil
v ponedeljek zjutraj OBJ 10. uri
IL Jos. zele in sinovi pogrebne'
ga zavoda, 458 E. 152 St., v
cerkev sv. Kriza ma 200 st. in
Lake Shore Blvd. in nato ns
Calvary pokopalisce. Bod pc
kojnici ohranjen blag spomin
preostalirn pa nase sozalje!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-15
DEMONSTRACIJA BARV

. v trgovini z zeleznino pozna-
mega trgovca Jos. Kalana, ma
6421 st. Clair Ave., Sc DO pri-
hodnji petek in soboto vrsila
zanimiva demonstracija Du Pont
barv. Videli boste, kako je lah-
ko pobarvati vase stene, ne gle
de, &c so kdaj bile barvane ali
ne in videli boste fino barvo "a
barvanje zunaj ali znotraj. Pc,
leg tega Sc DO tekom demon,
stracije podarilo posetnikon
brezplacno 35c vzorec DUCC
belle enamel barve. Podrobnost
citajte v oglasu v danasnji Ste
Wiki!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-15
Pc Italiji padajo
SLIM udarci
letalske sile
Zavezniski bombniki silno
bombardirajo Sicilijo in
Sardinia kakor tudi samo
italijansko celino.

Zavezniski glavni stan v Sc
verni Afriki, IA. maja. - "a
vezniska zracna sila je vceraj
zopet zadala slime udarce Sar-
diniji, Siciliji in sami italijanski
celini.
Ameriske letece trdnjave in
srednje tezki bombniki so uda-
rili zopet z vso silo ma italian
sko p~ristanisce Cagliari. To je
bill doslej najsilnejsi napad ma
kako sardinsko tarco.
V sicilskem pristaniscu Au-
gust, katero pristanisce je ma
pablo so bombnikov, je bio po'
greznjenih ali poskodovanih 2(
ladij. Ma to pristanisce je bile
vrzenih 25O,OOO funtov eksplo'
xiv.
Druga i%talijanska mesta, k
so cutila vso furijo zavezniskil
zracnih napadov, so bila: Nea
pelj, Regio di Calabria, Messins
in drugi kraji.
V Afriki pa je bill med ten
zajet in poslan v ujetnistvo zad
Mi vojak osisca.
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SILN0 B0M-
BARD|RANjE
EV R0 pr
Ameriska zracna sila je IL
gubila v napadu ma kon-
tinent IL bombnikov in a
bojna letala, kar svedoei
silo napada.

LONDON, a.. maja. - Anne
riski bombniki so danes zopet
grmeli mad Evropo, mad katero
so podvzeli cetvero doslej maj
hujsih. napadov ter bombardira-
Ii razne objekte Nemeiji, Bel
gill in Nizozemski. Tezki anne
risk bombniki so napadli tudi
veliko nemsko pomorsko bazo
Kiel. Mesti Kiel v Nemciji in
Antverpen v Belgiji sta slicili
20 bombardiranju ognjenemu
morju.
Pri teh napadih je bio izgub-
ljenih II ameriskih bombnikoV
in cetvero bojnih letal. Ia ma
pad je bill doslej najsilnejsi tako
90 stevilu bombnikov, kakor pc
tonazi bomb, XII so bile vrzene.
Angleska zracna sila pa j
snoci napadla Berlin, Porurje in
Cehoslovasko, pr cemer je H.
gubila "a bombnikov ter vrgla
v eni sami noel ma sovraznikovc
ozemlie 5000 ton oksploziv.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-15

ne DO odstranjena nevarnost in
vazije Anglije.
danes sc moramo pripraviti
"a trenutek, ko bodo pricele ar
made (angleske in ameriske)
prodirati preko morja ma konti-
nent."
Pred tenn pa je angleski pre-
mier zagotovil kitajskemu mar
salu Ciangkajseku, da bodo ar
made zedinjenih narodov goto
vo pognale japonske zavojeval
ce s kitajske zemlje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-15
6.2O5 "a 10.
CITEV ZAKONA

SAN JOSE, Cal. - Mrs. E.
mile Martinez je izjavila sodni-
ku, da ina CLOS vzrokov "a To-
citev zakona. Poleg vseh teh
vzrokov, je povedala sodniku,
da jo je MOI v vseh sedemnaj'
stih letih njenega zakona vsak
dan pretepal.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-15
Pogreb

Pogreb p~okojnega Max Kreci-
Ca Sc DO vrsil v ponedeljek zju-
traj oh 9:15 uri IL JOS. zele in
sinovi pogrebnega zavoda, 65O2
st. Clair Ave-, v cerkev Brez-
madeznega spocetja ma e. A
st. in Superior Ave-, ter nate
ma Calvary pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-15
RACIONIRANJE Peel

WASHINGTON, If. maJa. =
Prentis M. Brown, administra'
tor cen, je danes naznanil, da
bodo v zadnji polovici meseca
junija racionirane vse peel v de-
zeli.
Doslej SO bile lie racionirane
peel ma Ollie in premog Y 81 Q
krajih, kjer sta ze racionirans
ollie in premog.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-15
Oar Citalnici

Mrs. Anna Franks je darova-
la Slovenski narodni citalnici
vsoto $500 namesto venca "a
pokojnega John Godnjavca. -
Odbor Sc j iskreno zahvaljuje
"a velikodusni dar.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-15

Nj poISCc pIlIlOoilJl tOICh - PO1-
noci.
Fl. Obljuba CLIO ....
Odbor c. I. o. organizacije
pa je snoci obnovil predsedniku
Rooseveltu svojo obljubo, da ne
DO v vrstah njegovega delav-
stva nobenih stavk in izporov
"a casa vojne. Odbor, XII sestoja
il petdesetih clanov, Sc je po-
svetoval v Allerton in Statler
hotelu v Clevelandu. Seja je bila
prekinjena snoci oh $50 ter sc
:je pricela zopet danes dopoldne
oh desetih. Ma tel sell DO spre-
jeta tudi resolucija glede stall
Sea napram Johnu l.. Lewisu in
njegovi organizaciji premogar.
jew, kakor tudi resolucija z O.
zirom ma zivljenske Gene.
Evening star., 1943-07-07
Parents Of II Children Plan
To Adopt at Least 3 More

the New York Children's Aid So
ciety. He lived there until 1 home
was found for him with a family in
Cooper, Tex.
Mr.. Ruser, now 58 and q building
contractor and real estate broker in
Belleville. ILL.,. visited the Children's
Aid Society yesterday to obtain a
birth certificate. With him were his
wife, Katherine, and three daueh-
Evening star., 1943-07-07

sphere rspubNes in Joint astiaa "a
the "oomplex problems which the
end Of the war Will bring to the
world"
Argentina, he said. "aspirss 10
maintain and develop the solid ties
Of friendship which unite " with
all the peoples of the world and
especially to those Of America With
whom W are Joined By = common
origin and glorious birth Of inds-
pendence."
Al for the present situation within
his own country. the President de-
ciared that before Argentine polit-
Evening star., 1943-07-07

ters. Kathryn, 40: Celeste. II. and
Edith, is.
A picture Of the late Evert Jan
sen Wendell. one OF the original
trustees OF the society, shaking
hands with boy. recalled memories
HE was 50 good to me-" Mr.. Ruser
reminisced. II wish I could do
something for these people"
Why not adopt some OF these
children?" his wife suggested.
The suggestion found instant ap-
proval with the daughters, but they
couldn't agree on how many, whether
boys or girls. and ages. i.
I'VE want At least three" Mr..
Evening star., 1943-07-07
commander Of the Veterans Of For.

commander Of the Veterans Of For
eign Wars, says.
Mr.. Merrill Of Hayne, Mont. here
for three-day conference of New
York VFW leaders, which opened
yesterday. related experiences OF 4
recent visit he made to more than
40 cities and towns in combat areas
on the Tunisian front.
He commended the marvellous
accuracy of artillery fire and pre-
cision bombing" and the "extraordi-
nary medical and surgical attention
given Allied wounded.
In one base sector, Mr.. Merrill
said. 10000 American and British
Evening star., 1943-07-07

ioal partiss are permitted to return
to power they must clean out the
corruption which he said led the
armed forces to overthrow the gov
srnment Of Ramon 3. Castillo last
month.
Evening star., 1943-07-07
Ramirez Sees Argentina
Cooperating With World

By the Associated Press.
BUENOS AIRES. July T.-Presi-
dent Pedro Ramirez, speaking hast
night at the annual army navy din
ner, expressed the hope that Areen-
tina would Join with other hemi-
Evening star., 1943-07-07
Only 2% Died Of Wounds
In Africa, VFW Head SAYS

BY the Associated Press.
UTICA, N. Y, July THE death
rate from disease and wounds In
North Africa has been about 2 per
cent, thanks to the discovery and
use OF sulfa drugs and blood plas-
ma Robert T. Merrill, national
Evening star., 1943-07-07
~ the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, July IA man and
woman Who are the parents OF IL
children came to New York yester-
day and decided to adopt at least
three more, even II they have to re-
model their house Ito take care Of
them"
The reason?
In 1898 the parents Of Louis c.
Ruser died and he was placed with
Evening star., 1943-07-07

casualties were evacuated without
loss Of = single man from the time
they were reached BY stretcher
bearers until they were delivered to
base hospitals.
Evening star., 1943-07-07

Ruser said ~ they left for Belle
VILE. "Well let you know the de-
tails later"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-26

/ strengthening him out, but it was
'!ot elective. and the secret went
no farther. Mrs. Brown died Is
Years later. leaving the knowledge
Ut Clcmantinc's birth only to the
cstrangcd parents.
II was then that Beatrice decided
Clcmantine should not be left in the
care of IAN old maid" Beatrice Gal
!lSilaw and her husband moved into
The old Brown home whose owner.
snip was divided equally between
The two women.
The GalliShaws even wanted to
adopt Clemantinc. but Agatha nut
her foot down firmly. shes been
Ike daughter TO me. I'll not give
her up"
And that was the nearest Aga.
ina had ever come to telling the
truth to Beatrice.
Now-it was all coming out-the
whole mess. Agatha could picture
The headlines about Professor Hal
der. the man she had once loved
the man. God pity her, she still
loved. He would be hated by every
decent American. And he would
drag Clemantine down with him.
lie would see TO that, because he
knew what it would do to his wife.
No, Agatha could not let it ham
pen. She would not!
Professor Halder must not be al
lowed to speak.
But how to silence him ? How to
save his invention for America, and
his reputation for those who loved
him?
She shrank in horror from the
obvious answer.
But why not? This was war;
John Callahan was going out to
Kill men not half as dangerous as
this traitor.
Could she find the strength to
do it? Could she conquer her
heart?
She must. There was no other
answer. She must kill him, as he
had tried to kill her.
She must do it in such n wav
That no possible clue could ever
point IN her direction.
(TO BE Continued)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-26
i means To he in love >"
i',rh"rS-I do"

i means 10 he in love-"
i,rh"rS--I do"
i'"h Nou realize that vo,,ro
man IS going Ia war? Cl,mautir..
may A"!"r see him again. WASTING
tir'S' | wish they could use min. -.
Agatha ate her lunch in silence
',!" Nh'" her Sister would not TN.
drrstanG.
Her problem tortured her. She
M"'" 81" must stop otto quickly.
iiiS invention was nearly finished
Oh" M" Il duty to her country tha,
must outweigh any personal fears
''hc must not let that invention fall;
mt" III" hands OF the enemy.
Biit Ii she acted so soon after bcr
encounter with him he would he
sure 10 connect her with his undo
ing. Out Of revenge lie would reveal
me secret she had guarded so care.
iully from the world.
Clcmantinc believed her motbor
was dcad-but she was not dead
Clcmantine must never know tho
truth: that Aunt" Agatha was her
mother; that Professor Otto Hal
DER, traitor 10 America. was her
father.
There had been three Brown sis
tefS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Joan and
Beatrice. Agatha remembered her
mother as Il Plus woman, ALWAYS
helping others. She had no memory
ol her father. lie had died when she
MAS less than five years old.
Beatrice had been the first
daughter 10 marry and move away.
Joan was less fortunate. She chose
Il hIshan! who was unable to SUBJ
port her. Agatha, too. married.
hut Kept II secret from all cXccpt
her mother.
Joan. when her husband deserted
her. came h2cl; 10 ike ut home.
Agatha Joined her. broken hearted
over Professor lilICcr'1 pcriidy.
Both y'dmg wiy,s became moth
rs at ahHGt The same time. Joan
ma ne" baby G.,i. Clcmantinc
lN'i. an! was passed on, as Joan's
laughter.
Almost no one knew the truth
syrn E'!''.c. vla deceived. Aga
I'' i"!G Lyr husband in hope o;
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-26

dren and the aged. Herein prob-
ably lies the explanation for it
If one lapsed into scntcntious-
ness, he could define it as n feel
ing Of mild fatigue, attended bv n
feeling Of wellbcing (cuphorioI
and an interest in the yoinrs on
OF all his friends and ncirhbors
say mild.fatigue, for it amounts
to no more than listlcssness.
The feeling of wellbcinr and
alert intellectual interest diirercn.
tate it from the chronic fatigue of
the neurasthcnic. The victim of
spring fever enjoys seeing other
people working. lie is quito
amused by life. He is at one with
nature.
What is the cause of il? This 10
query at which science balks. or
at least always has balked. 1t is
beneath the gigantic intellect of
tne professors to inquire into this.
We have no. statistics and no re-
corded experiments to guide us.
Would that some industrious
candidate for degree would take
thousand victims of spring fever
and make Il complete examination
OF their blood chemistry and bor-
monte reactions. But this has moi
been done. and we can only specu-
late.
The Doctors Speculations
Well, man is a cyclic organism
All animals and plants are. we
rotate in our internal workings in
unison with and response TO the
sun. Our spring festivals are lin
cal descendants from the most an
cient ceremonies when primitive
man welcomed the return of the
great, flaming orb of day. Flow
ers bloom in the spring, animals
rut in the spring; the reproductive
instinct is most alert then. Brides
still marry in June, SO my jailers
tell me.
But preceding this period of ac-
tivity there is time when the
hormones prepare themselves.
They throw off, am spccula; +,p
now-some drowsy syrups to pre-.
pare the body for the active chore
that is to ensue when all the DAYS
are bright and warm.
That, according to my theory.
Is why the children are not af-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-26
CAUSES OF SPRING FEVER
SUBJECT OF SPECULATION
BY LOGAN CLENDEXIS9, ii. :,

SPRING FEVER falls upon The
Just and the unjust, the viporous
and the lazy about equally. 1t
seems to affect everybody but chill.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-26
CHAPTER SEVEN

AGATHA AT first thought NJ
coin: directly TO the police arI
asking for her husbands arrest.
f',I: STOPPED her.
otto would hroW who had told m
him. ami lac would Immediately,
take the revenge lie had been Inri.
inG over her head as 4 threat nil
tHy%r years. No. she had hest catch
the first train home and in coI,,,
surroundings lay out Il plau of ar
ton. Her power To think was com
1lrt'lv raihiy2cd now 10y her ono
TONS Sh" WAS CurSgi;;.s of = ,r,,i.
he loss and nj the same tim, ~.
relief
%uh"nnsci"usly the possibility
dat ""nr'dar she might 90 bucI, H.
rt," had always fingered in h,r
heart. Now that possibility wos
@"r" forever. otto had torn hius,I,
on. of her life.
Ana yet she still loved him-no,
FOR what ho WAS. hut 4ar ,yL,, l.,
had been. She CuTlIu't maxi. sons.
cut "i II. lie had Stiucl; her. L, brJ
"aiIN refused I" give up his traitor.
Gus wIys.
No. ST." could afford IN h1stv dc.
C'S'un. SHE must thiul; this an, i,
the quiet Of her home,
IE'tr ""a no train this late =,
night. ~ an all-ni"ht Service s,,.
tl"n Sh" trlcphuu"d Tor a tayir,h
ana pa!d the ,HurhItant fare fo,.
H." i"-mil" drive 10 E:ax.on.
a, EraNton the train service ,,.,.
better. although the best sho c,,,ri
st "aS Il coach. Through the v;.,.
o'WS She saw the first glow O,
oANn appearing rs tho train slowed
Tor hAIoS'hIc. The m.lhman sarI,.
81 40 NJ her gate. up early Ibis
morning. Ms Agatha"
Yes. very carly" She was dead I
ire. she went to her room and !
climbed wcarilr into bed. Her fam /
ny must hay" found her there. be- |
cA'i'" they left her ur,!isturbcd I'M
I'll almost noon. She Weakened |
gro"2y with the warmth of the !
'C''l ana the dreams size had ell |
GUrc!.
St,l! sac hal reached no decision,
l!,r s."tcc'5 greeting held a note
81 suspicion IA Agatha descended
for iu""h. 'Er III" way. | thought
Miss !I,:cc moved from Erayton =
month 9su"'
Nils Fierce"
she vas the ono you went to
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-26
LENTEN REDUCINGDIET
BY DR.. Clendenins
sofvrdoy-75o eoIoriss
BREAKFAST

BY DR.. clendenins
sofvrdoy-7so eaIoris,
BREAKFAST
l orange, sliccd-100 calorics:
l universal vitamin pill; l slice
toast, no buttcr-l00 calorieS; l
cup coffee, 10 cream or sugar.
LUNCH
pea timbalc with diced carrots
200 calorics; cup tea; l glass
mllk-lOO Galleries.
DINNER
l frankfurter, split and broiled
loo calories; cup sauerkraut-
1o calories; = tablespoons apple
pudding-100 calories.
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fccted. Their hormonic glands arc
not yet developed; their pituitarics
and thyroids are scmi-embryonic
1t is with amused despair that the
spring feveritc watches them ut
play. How can they be so inccs-
sanity active? And the aged, of
course. have long since babe an
affcctionatc and fearful farewell
to their glands of internal sccre-
tion.
As to treatment, it is unneccs-
sary. 1t would be resented. The
spring feverite does not want to be
cured. The people who SHOULD he
treated are those who aspire to
treat him. Let all teachers Of the
young - high school instructors.
college professors, etc. - realize
that just about now their charges
should not be pressed to explain
why the square of the hypothe-
muse Of n right-anglcd triangle is
equal to the square of the other
two sides.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
V. w. NJ, Maiden Rork. Wis
rs it all right for Il person who
has low blood pressure 10 eat raw
liver? Are dry capsules or cx-
tract of liver good?"
Answer: Liver will probably
tone up the system and help low
blood pressure. Either raw or
cooked liver, capsules u the liver
extract will have the same effect.
EDITORS NOTE: DR.. Chndrn,ny has
sc'cn pamphlets which can IL, obtained Lv
Readers. Each pamphlet sells for 10 cent.
For any one pamphlet t!.sircd. send 10
cents III coin, i.nd a sclt-ad'lr,-s cd cnv elnpe
stamped with II ihrcc-crnt .,nmr. Ia If
Logan ticn'.ening. in care Of this uar,r.
III" pamphlets are: ''rhrvc Week. Rciu,-
ing Dict INDIGESTION and Cmns;ipatinn''
.Rc!mcinR md Gaining. "Ir!unt Feed.
~ lmstrmctiuns for III" Treatment of
| Diabetes Feminine uypi.n., md ..,rt',
Care Of the Hair and skin"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-26
f. Ts B |: 40 MANS SECRET
~ ~ bi RICHARD .HollSuToM ~I u
READ THIS FIRST.

T.rsuur though, Ara,It, cr,r.
an u'I ni.i. bat sll" had bon So, vi
unrIi,i tor - NvaIs :" lIui on M
deg ui Western college. Sh. I,T ~ ~,
Inn ~ World War hr,,',"" ,I''
h.rurd J." vas "a traitor Nny -,
Wilt Var H. 81" dIE'"y"rs II" nsai,
tn ''l" 'ucuy. still loying hin, ,,,.5
hnpiU; Z" save him from hirrc,.I, ,L
y,,u's into his durmiiury r"U,, -; III
collie and h""S him To- hr trio e.
A'.'i'n IT." trees 10 smother her in .,
81. s.' IUt he ESCAPES "a
,NUW 60 on WITH TIE STORY,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-26

HAT CHECK GIRL at the ill-fated
Cocoanut Grove night club in Bos-
ton, Ann Lettini is shown after She
testified in the trial OF Barnett Ee-
lansky. owner OF the club. his bro
Their James. and wine steward Ja-
cob Goldinc, on charges OF man.
slaughter. She stated that one exit
door was blocked by a coat rack.
She and another girl, Barbara
O'Bricn, who died in the fire. at
tempted to move it but it was too
heavy for them. (fntcrndhondD